Andrew Stark

Andrew Stark, also known as The Regulator, is the main protagonist of The Regulator as well as one of the protagonists in Age of Reclamation and Age of Imagination.

Pre-Apocalypse
Andrew was a counselor at Camp Fireside along with Nick Walker, Brandon Bank, Anna Zema, and a variety of other people under the guidance of Monica Smith and Brad Bosine. Andrew was a counselor for campers James, Seth, Nico, Anthony, Jaxon, and Danny.

Events of The Regulator
Andrew attempts to survive the apocalypse and keep his friends safe the whole time, eventually developing "The Regulator" personality, and learning to control it. By the end of the series, Andrew unites to world under one flag in the country named Fireside.

Age of Reclamation
Andrew, and his friends, are retrieved in the past by Virgil to help save Fireside in it's prime from Alpha-Bias and a recreated Bedlam Artificial Intelligence.

Personality
Andrew is relatively unstable as a person. He is prone to make rash, split-second decisions in the heat of the moment that tend to be very volatile in whether they are good or bad decisions. Andrew also has difficulty dealing with his own emotions at times, and is very capable of slipping into drug or alcohol abuse and has been known to verbally abuse people around him when under heavy stress. Regardless, Andrew is fiercely loyal and protective, and will do nearly anything to protect those he cares about, especially his campers and girlfriend.

Trivia

 * Andrew was the first protagonist created and finalized for the Fireside Universe.
 * In the initial conception for the stories in the Fireside Universe, every protagonist was given the first name Andrew. Stark is the only character to retain the name.
 * Andrew is the only character to be mentioned or to appear in every series in the Fireside Universe, though some of the One-Shots do not mention him.
 * Andrew is considered the main protagonist of Age of Reclamation, making him the only character to hold the "main protagonist" title for more than one series.