History Characters / Dimension20FantasyHighJuniorYear

* BadassFamily: She's part of the Skullcleaver family, who have a storied history of adventuring. One of her relatives, Katya Skullcleaver, is a player character in "The Seven", and Katya's father Karl Skullcleaver is a 20th level fighter. Downplayed, since we never see them on screen in "Junior Year".

* TokenGoodTeammate: He's the only Ratgrinder to not have had an antagonistic first meeting with his Bad Kids counterpart, having a pleasant conversation with Adaine and suggesting they study together sometime. Later he tries to calm his party down from arguing with the Bad Kids and apologizes to Adaine for his party's actions. There are some hints he may be crushing on her, such as him offering her the diamonds she needs for her classes and remembering the exact class they shared in their freshman year.[[note]]It doesn't seem to be entirely one-sided, since Adaine didn't refute Fabian calling both him and Ivy hot. She also defends him when discussing the Ratgrinders with the others, saying that he "seems pretty cool".[[/note]] [[spoiler: However it's eventually revealed he used mephits to steal Fabian's Cloud Rider engine, helped Kipperlilly sabotage The Last Stand, and [[ArsonMurderAndJaywalking was faking his attraction to Adaine]], making it clear he's not the good teammate, he's just the only one capable of properly putting on an affable facade.]]

* TheUsurper: [[spoiler: His ancestors, the Sunstone clan, conquered and waged war against other goliath clans in the Mountains of Chaos, turning Ankarna from a benevolent solar goddess of justice into an infernal deity of conquest. When the Frostblade clan revolted against them, House Sunstone were vanquished, fled into exile and took the name Cliffbreaker after the site of their defeat, the Cliffs of Corath. Porter, the scion of the Cliffbreaker line, intends to usurp the corrupted domain of Ankarna for himself, ascending to godhood and finally killing Ankarna in the process.]]

--> '''Class:''' Bard (College of Whispers)

* GlassCannon: [[spoiler: In situations where they get to act first or catch the Bad Kids off-guard, they are forces to be reckoned with (the players speculate that they may be level 20 due to Ruben having access to a 9th level Bard spell), but in the battle during the season finale they are shown to have relatively low hit points for supposedly being so high-level, [[note]] Brennan confirmed in the penultimate epsiode's Adventuring Party that while the Rat Grinders have level 20 class features, they don't have the commensurate stats to back those features up [[/note]] and once their advantage is taken away, the Rat Grinders are shown to go down surprisingly easy in a straight fight: Ivy is killed by Fabian before the end of the first round, Oisin follows shortly after and doesn't even get to take his turn in intiative, and Ruben and Mary Ann spend most of the first half of the battle under the effect of the Slow spell, significantly hindering their effectiveness.]]

* GlassCannon: [[spoiler: In situations where they get to act first or catch the Bad Kids off-guard, they are forces to be reckoned with (the players speculate that they may be level 20 due to Ruben having access to a 9th level Bard spell), but in the battle during the season finale they are shown to have relatively low hit points for supposedly being so high-level, and once their advantage is taken away, the Rat Grinders are shown to go down surprisingly easy in a straight fight: Ivy is killed by Fabian before the end of the first round, Oisin follows shortly after and doesn't even get to take his turn in intiative, and Ruben and Mary Ann spend most of the first half of the battle under the effect of the Slow spell, significantly hindering their effectiveness.]]

* GlassCannon: [[spoiler: In situations where they get to act first or catch the Bad Kids off-guard, they are forces to be reckoned with (the players speculate that they may be level 20 due to Ruben having access to a 9th level Bard spell), but in the battle during the season finale they are shown to have relatively low hit points for supposedly being so high-level, and once their advantage is taken away, the Rat Grinders are shown to go down surprisingly easy in a straight fight: Ivy is killed by Fabian in a single turn, Oisin follows shortly after, and Ruben and Mary Ann spend most of the first half of the battle under the effect of the Slow spell, significantly hindering their effectiveness.]]

** Ivy and Oisin are thus far the only ones without clear problem player archetypes, though Ivy does have a nasty streak and takes pleasure in manipulating people and being a [[ToxicFriendInfluence horrible influence on the group]].

* FauxAffablyEvil: Comes with the territory of being a self-righteous fundementalist - his oily platitudes to Kristen do nothing to convince her of his sincerity, even when she is most primed to give him the benefit of the doubt.

* LesbianVampire: The conservations surrounding her paramour/patron heavily imply she is one; [[CelestialParagonsAndArchangels the fact said patron is also apparently a celestial]] [[KudzuShark just raises further questions.]]

* BrilliantButLazy: Enforced, due to his spellcasting being tied to his sorcerous lineage rather than something he has to work at. In the finale he accuses Adaine of thinking she's better than him because she had to work hard - [[InsultBackfire when Adaine retorts that he could take a level of wizard, he admits that he tried and failed to do so.]]

* FauxAffablyEvil: His main personality attribute hitherto seen prior to Junior Year is that of a [[BrilliantButLazy naturally gifted]] CoolTeacher, and as Interim Vice-Principal being a more ReasonableAuthorityFigure than the LawfulStupid Grix or the well-meaning but inexperienced Student President Mazey. [[spoiler: However, a [[SpottingTheThread randomly overheard conversation between Jace and Henry Hopclap]] indicatea that his sanguine exterior is a facade, and further investigation by the Bad Kids reveals he is part of the Rat Grinders' conspiracy.]]

* BrilliantButLazy: Enforced, due to his spellcasting being tied to his sorcerous lineage rather than something he has to work at.

* GlassCannon: [[spoiler: In situations where they get to act first or catch the Bad Kids off-guard, they are forces to be reckoned with (the players speculate that they may be level 20 due to Ruben having access to a 9th level Bard spell), but are shown to have relatively low hit points for supposedly being so high-level, and once their advantage is taken away, the Rat Grinders are shown to go down surprisingly easy in a straight fight: Ivy is killed by Fabian in a single turn, Oisin follows shortly after, and Ruben and Mary Ann spend most of the first half of the battle under the effect of the Slow spell, significantly hindering their effectiveness.]]

* SpannerInTheWorks: [[spoiler: The kindness she showed to the rats would eventually lead to The Bad Kids discover her and Yolanda'a bodies, revealing evidence and putting pressure on their killers.]]

* CameBackWrong: [[spoiler:After Kipperlilly kills him, he's revived by a giant and converts to the worship of Ankarna, especially notable because he's a cleric and obnoxiously devoted to Helio.]]

-->'''Gorgug:''' Forgive the question, but are you a good if some kind?\\