History Characters / KnightmareSeries2Teams

* LeftHanging: As with the other final teams in Series 2--4, their quest simply stopped when the series ended, with no resolution.

* AwesomeMomentOfCrowning: The second team to win the dungeon, and the first to do so by claiming a specific item (Team 4's successful quest revolved around saving a DistressedDamsel).

* InvisibleMan: Found a magical talisman in Igneous' clue room that rendered Steven invisible. They used this in order to get past the troll (periodically getting Steven to check his position so they don't guide him off the precipice), and then to impress Mildread.

* InvisibleMan: Found a magical talisman in Igneous' clue room that rendered Steven invisible. They used this in order to get past the troll (whilst taking care not to guide Steven off the precipice), and then to impress Mildread.

* InsaneTrollLogic: Really screwed up the answers to Cedric's riddles at the start of Level 2 -- in particular, somehow managing to give "leopard" as an answer instead of "armour" when asked what skin saves a warrior's life -- meaning that he didn't provide them with the spell they needed to avoid getting killed a few rooms later.

-->'''Treguard:''' What you needed here was the magic shield. But of course, you rejected it.

* InvisibleMan: Found a magical talisman in Igneous' clue room that rendered Steven invisible. They used this in order to get past the troll, and then to impress Mildread.

* BornLucky: The YouMakeMeSic debacle wasn't this team's only shortcoming: they did rather poorly on the riddles they came across along the way (answering only 4 out of ''9'' correctly, when teams have failed thanks to being denied a critical clue due to missing a single answer, ) and even took the wrong item to placate Mildread (the potion instead of the bone) but their ultimate downfall came about purely through confusing the name of a spell they'd been given with a different word that had the same meaning and not through being punished for lacking the right items or spells.

* YouMakeMeSic: During their encounter with Mogdred, the team kept trying to dispel his SHROUD spell by spelling it as DURHS (Shrud). It wasn't until Treguard -- who was supposed to be paralysed by Mogdred's magic -- managed to groan out "let-ter O!" that they spotted their error.

-->'''Treguard:''' (straining) Mildread... '''MILDREAD, CEASE AT ONCE!!'''
-->'''''[everything turns back to normal]'''''
-->'''Mildread:''' '''''[cackles from humor]''''' How does it feel to be a statue then, Sir Treguard? Not so much a dungeon master, more a dungeon plaster! '''''[laughs]'''''
-->'''Treguard:''' '''ENOUGH!''' If you ever attempt magic on me again, I will arrange for you to meet Merlin! '''''[[OhCrap [Mildread becomes worried] ]]''''' Believe me, [[{{Understatement}} YOU WON'T ENJOY IT.]]

* InsaneTrollLogic: The team strangely refused to command Granitas when they got a perfect score with him. When encountering the Automatum in the next corridor, they misdescribed his flail. At the level 1 wellway, they tried to outmanuevre him despite it being clear there was no escape. Lastly, they didn't speak up when Gretel accused them of blowing Bumptious up when it happened by accident after they landed on his plunger from descending down the wellway.

* BatmanGambit: After finding themselves without anything to bribe Olaf with, they remembered a trick that Folly had employed earlier in their quest, and persuaded Olaf to take an extremely valuable invisible stone that Julian supposedly had in exchange for safe passage. Furthermore, they descended just as Olaf realised he'd been had!

* RedundancyDepartmentOfRedudancy: Spell-based version. The team for some reason tried casting the FREE spell twice despite the fact that, unless it's dispellable, a spell can only be used once.

* ScaryStingingSwarm: Found an empty jar of humbugs in the Level 1 clue room. Unlike other instances where it was normally an incorrect clue object, this had the same effect as the jar of honey in the previous quest which, at Treguard's urging, the team used to distract the troll while they made their escape.

* ScaryStingingSwarm: Found an empty jar of humbugs in the Level 1 clue room. Unlike other instances where it was normally a useless clue object, this had the same effect as the jar of honey in the previous quest which, at Treguard's urging, the team used to distract the troll while they made their escape.

-->'''Merin:''' Well, I-I don't suppose it was your fault, but you've done an awful lot of damage, you know. And what's worse for you, you've now got to face the rest of this level with nothing to bribe anyone with and nothing to give you a hint.

* NiceJobBreakingItHero: Found a mysterious bottle in Level 2, but when they opened it in the clue room, it released a destructor forcing the team to make a hasty exit without taking any of the clue objects, leaving them without anything to bribe anyone with or give them a hint.

* GuideDangIt: The team were never told that they needed to use the gauntlet (which they actually did take, despite not earning the information on its usage) in order to freeze bomb fuses, meaning that when they encountered a bomb room the bomb quickly exploded and killed Martin. That said, Martin ''may'' have survived if he'd just walked out of the room a little quicker.

* Berserk button: When Mildred disguises herself as Treguard and paralyzes him to keep him from saying anything. [[AndIMustScream He's already angry during the process,]] but when the spell wears off...
-->'''Treguard:''' (straining) Mildred... '''MILDRED, CEASE AT ONCE!!'''

-->'''Mildred:''' '''''[cackles from humor]''''' How does it feel to be turned into a statue then, Sir Treguard? Not so much a dungeon master, more a dungeon plaster! '''''[laughs]'''''
-->'''Treguard:''' '''ENOUGH!''' If you ever attempt magic on me again, I will arrange for you to meet Merlin! '''''[[OhCrap [Mildred becomes worried] ]]''''' Believe me, [[{{Understatement}} YOU WON'T ENJOY IT.]]

* FailedASpotCheck: Somehow the advisors and even Anthony misread the label on a jar of potion as "poison," and so decided to take the other thing on the table, an empty jar of humbugs.