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* CharacterDevelopment: [[DefrostingIceKing After spending enough time with the Mighty Nein]] not only he gets some confidence back, [[spoiler: but he gradually stops hiding and [[HeCleansUpNicely starts to wear clean clothes again]], he is more open about using his spells just for the sake of having fun with his friends, and he decided to try and stop [[DecadentCourt the corrupt system]] that brought him and many other children to be brainwashed into murdering their own families instead of [[SetRightWhatOnceWentWrong going back in time to prevent himself to kill his own parents]] as he was originally planning.]]

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* CharacterDevelopment: [[DefrostingIceKing After spending enough time with the Mighty Nein]] not only he gets some confidence back, [[spoiler: but he gradually stops hiding and [[HeCleansUpNicely starts to wear clean clothes again]], he is more open about using his spells just for the sake of having fun with his friends, and he decided to try and stop [[DecadentCourt the corrupt system]] that brought him and many other children to be brainwashed into murdering their own families instead of [[SetRightWhatOnceWentWrong going back in time to prevent himself to kill from killing his own parents]] as he was originally planning.]]
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* ShapeshifterDefaultForm: Frumpkin can take the form of any small animal, but he prefers to be a cat, and Caleb continues referring to Frumpkin as "my cat" when he's in the form of a different creature.
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** In the campaign wrap-up, [[spoiler: this is one of the reasons Liam gives as to why he decides to not risk going back in time: He realized that with how meticulous and paranoid Trent Ikithon was, there was a small chance he would have wanted to confirm the corpses in the cabin were Calbe's parents, which could have had terrible consequences if he went ahead with his plan.]]

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** In the campaign wrap-up, [[spoiler: this is one of the reasons Liam gives as to why he decides to not risk going back in time: He realized that his paranoia made him realize that, with how meticulous and paranoid Trent Ikithon was, there was a small chance he would have wanted to confirm the corpses in the cabin were Calbe's Caleb's parents, which could have had terrible consequences if he went ahead with his plan.]]

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* ProperlyParanoid: He obsessively casts ''Alarm'' before going to sleep, even if the group is sleeping in an inn. It pays off in Episode 8 when bandits slip past Mollymauk's dismal 6 Perception. [[spoiler:He's got good reason to be paranoid: his former teacher, Trent Ikithon, is TheArchmage and leads a magical SecretPolice. Caleb murdered one of Trent's associates and stole a piece of jewelry that he says keeps him hidden from attempts to find him magically. Furthermore, the ''Origins'' comic reveals that the FalseMemories that eventually drove him and his fellow disciples to commit murder as Trent's ChildSoldiers in grooming were implanted in them when they slept in his mansion at the academy, giving Caleb further reason to take precautions before sleeping, to ensure he is never again left vulnerable to the will of another]].

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* ProperlyParanoid: He obsessively casts ''Alarm'' before going to sleep, even if the group is sleeping in an inn. It pays off in Episode 8 when bandits slip past Mollymauk's dismal 6 Perception. [[spoiler:He's got good reason to be paranoid: Perception.
** [[spoiler: Most of Caleb's paranoia comes from fear that
his former teacher, Trent mentor Trenth Ikithon, whose manipulations resulted in the death of Caleb's parents, is TheArchmage and leads a magical SecretPolice. Caleb murdered one of Trent's associates and stole a piece of jewelry that he says keeps secretly watching him hidden from attempts to find him magically. the shadows. Furthermore, the ''Origins'' comic reveals that the FalseMemories that eventually drove him and his fellow disciples to commit murder as Trent's ChildSoldiers in grooming were implanted in them when they slept in his mansion at the academy, giving Caleb further reason to take precautions before sleeping, to ensure he is never again left vulnerable to the will of another]].another.]]
** In the campaign wrap-up, [[spoiler: this is one of the reasons Liam gives as to why he decides to not risk going back in time: He realized that with how meticulous and paranoid Trent Ikithon was, there was a small chance he would have wanted to confirm the corpses in the cabin were Calbe's parents, which could have had terrible consequences if he went ahead with his plan.]]
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* ScaledUp: Uses the 9th level spell [[VoluntaryShapeshifting Shapechange]] during the battle against [[spoiler:Uk'otoa]] to change himself into an adult blue dragon.

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* ScaledUp: Uses the 9th level spell [[VoluntaryShapeshifting Shapechange]] ''[[VoluntaryShapeshifting Shapechange]]'' during the battle against [[spoiler:Uk'otoa]] to change himself into an adult blue dragon. [[spoiler:Does it again through ''Polymorph'' during the battle against [[UndeadAbomination Omentis]] where his higher level allows him to take the form of Gelidon, the Nightmare in Ivory, an ancient white dragon.]]

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* TheLostLenore: A WrongNameOutburst while drunkenly dancing with Jester, along with his mention of having fallen in love during his studies both imply he has one: Astrid, one of his fellow students.



* TheLostLenore: A WrongNameOutburst while drunkenly dancing with Jester, along with his mention of having fallen in love during his studies both imply he has one: Astrid, one of his fellow students.

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* BreakTheBeliever: On Talks, Liam describes Caleb in his younger days as a patriot. As he puts it, he was raised that way and it formed a lot of his motivations when he initially became a wizard. [[spoiler: His loyalty and patriotism to the Empire died along with his parents]].
-->'''Caleb [[spoiler:(about his dedication to killing for the Empire)]]:''' But we were-- are-- at war. Many of us felt that way-- feel that way.\\
'''Nott:''' Do you still feel that way?\\
'''Caleb:''' I don't believe in anything now.


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* BreakTheBeliever: On Talks, Liam describes Caleb in his younger days as a patriot. As he puts it, he was raised that way and it formed a lot of his motivations when he initially became a wizard. [[spoiler: His loyalty and patriotism to the Empire died along with his parents]].
-->'''Caleb [[spoiler:(about his dedication to killing for the Empire)]]:''' But we were-- are-- at war. Many of us felt that way-- feel that way.\\
'''Nott:''' Do you still feel that way?\\
'''Caleb:''' I don't believe in anything now.
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* TheLeader: Tends to share the position with Fjord. As the most intelligent member of the party, he takes the role of a type 1 but also serves as a type 3 when the mission requires specific focus, due to his past as a [[ProfessionalKiller Volstrucker]].
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* FullNameBasis: Not in the traditional sense, but he tends to call the members of the Nein who usually go by nicknames by their actual full names (i.e. Beauregard and Mollymauk instead of Beau and Molly).
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* DisintegratorRay: Learns the ''Disintegrate'' spell upon reaching high levels and utilizes it to great effect, particularly against [[spoiler: Vokodo, where it's the finishing blow.]]

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* DisintegratorRay: Learns Once he masters the ''Disintegrate'' spell upon reaching high levels and level 11, he utilizes it to great effect, as his UltimateMove. It shows particularly effective during the fight against [[spoiler: Vokodo, where it's the finishing blow.]]]] Fitting, since as a wizard from the School of Transmutation, assembling and disassembling matter is his specialty.
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* IronicFear: The wizard with a large repertoire of fire based spells is also a pyrophobe. It becomes much less ironic when one realizes that he does that [[NeverLiveItDown to never forget what he has done]].

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* IronicFear: The wizard with a large repertoire of fire based spells is also a pyrophobe. It becomes much less ironic when one realizes that he does that [[NeverLiveItDown [[BeAllMySinsRemembered to never forget what he has done]].
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!!!Played by: Creator/LiamOBrien

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!!!Played by: Creator/LiamOBrienCreator/LiamOBrien (Campaign 2), Creator/MatthewMercer (Campaign 3)
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* AndThatLittleGirlWasMe: Not exactly, in-universe, but in the fourth episode of ''Narrative Telephone'', Liam recounts a zemnian fairy tale about three children symbolicaly sacrificied for their country, each one losing a piece of themselves in the process. [[WordOfGod He later confirmed]] that the children were Eadwulf, Astrid, and Bren.

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* AndThatLittleGirlWasMe: Not exactly, in-universe, but in the fourth episode of ''Narrative Telephone'', Liam recounts a zemnian Zemnian fairy tale about three children symbolicaly sacrificied symbolically sacrificed for their country, each one losing a piece of themselves in the process. [[WordOfGod He later confirmed]] that the children were Eadwulf, Astrid, and Bren.



* BadassBookworm: He's an avide reader and forms with Beau the pair of Nerd of the Mighty Nein. He's also an accomplished wizard fully capable of sinking an entire ship by himself.

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* BadassBookworm: He's an avide avid reader and forms with Beau the pair part of Nerd of the Mighty Nein. He's also an accomplished wizard fully capable of sinking an entire ship by himself.



* BewareTheQuietOnes: As far as arcane practitioners go, Caleb is far from impressive at first glance, but get on his bad side, and you'll understand why one of the most powerful archmages of the Empire calls him a prodigy. During the [[spoiler: [[StormingTheCastle Vergesson Sanatorium heist]], he brutaly murders several guards with ''[[GravityMaster Gravity Sinkhole]]'', a dunamantic spell he reverse engineered by himself.]]

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* BewareTheQuietOnes: As far as arcane practitioners go, Caleb is far from impressive at first glance, but get on his bad side, and you'll understand why one of the most powerful archmages of the Empire calls him a prodigy. During the [[spoiler: [[StormingTheCastle Vergesson Sanatorium heist]], he brutaly brutally murders several guards with ''[[GravityMaster Gravity Sinkhole]]'', a dunamantic spell he reverse engineered by himself.]]



* CharacterDevelopment: [[DefrostingIceKing After spending enough time with the Mighty Nein]] not only he gets some confidence back, [[spoiler: but he gradually stops hiding and [[HeCleansUpNicely starts to wear clean clothes again]], he is more open about using his spells just for the sake of having fun with his friends, and he decided to try and stop [[DecadentCourt the corrupt system]] that brought him and many other children to be brainwashed into murder their own families instead of [[SetRightWhatOnceWentWrong go back in time to prevent himself to kill his own parents]] as he was originally planning.]]

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* CharacterDevelopment: [[DefrostingIceKing After spending enough time with the Mighty Nein]] not only he gets some confidence back, [[spoiler: but he gradually stops hiding and [[HeCleansUpNicely starts to wear clean clothes again]], he is more open about using his spells just for the sake of having fun with his friends, and he decided to try and stop [[DecadentCourt the corrupt system]] that brought him and many other children to be brainwashed into murder murdering their own families instead of [[SetRightWhatOnceWentWrong go going back in time to prevent himself to kill his own parents]] as he was originally planning.]]
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* ProperlyParanoid: He obsessively casts ''Alarm'' before going to sleep, even if the group is sleeping in an inn. It pays off in Episode 8 when bandits slip past Mollymauk's dismal 6 Perception. [[spoiler:He's got good reason to be paranoid: his former teacher, Trent Ikithon, is TheArchmage and leads a magical SecretPolice. Caleb murdered one of Trent's associates and stole a piece of jewelry that he says keeps him hidden from attempts to find him magically.]]

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* ProperlyParanoid: He obsessively casts ''Alarm'' before going to sleep, even if the group is sleeping in an inn. It pays off in Episode 8 when bandits slip past Mollymauk's dismal 6 Perception. [[spoiler:He's got good reason to be paranoid: his former teacher, Trent Ikithon, is TheArchmage and leads a magical SecretPolice. Caleb murdered one of Trent's associates and stole a piece of jewelry that he says keeps him hidden from attempts to find him magically.]] Furthermore, the ''Origins'' comic reveals that the FalseMemories that eventually drove him and his fellow disciples to commit murder as Trent's ChildSoldiers in grooming were implanted in them when they slept in his mansion at the academy, giving Caleb further reason to take precautions before sleeping, to ensure he is never again left vulnerable to the will of another]].
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* MagicalHomelessPerson: He first appears as a vagabond human wizard, complete with beard and grubby clothes, teaming up with Nott the Brave to steal for survival before uniting with the rest of the Mighty Nein as an adventuring party. [[spoiler: It later comes out that he was once an exceptional student at an exclusive magic school, but was taken advantage of by his mentor to become a ChildSoldier for the Empire. When he was tricked into killing his parents and realized what he was doing, he was driven insane and locked in an asylum until a fellow inmate healed him. His homelessness is due to being on the run from his mentor and the rest of the Assembly. He later gains multiple homes through his adventures.]]

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