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** This occasionally causes him to disagree with the party, who might be more inclined to see the bigger picture or are more open to seeing the grey in the scenario. The most notable example of this is when Gregor took Telvillian's Tear (a magical plant/incarnation of the Spiritfolk Telvillian) to the famine sticken village of Eocho. While it was almost certainly the right thing to do in the situation, he did so without discussing it with his friends. This is probably the only time that Markus is truly disappointed with Gregor's actions.
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** This occasionally causes him to disagree with the party, who might be more inclined to see the bigger picture or are more open to seeing the grey in the scenario. The most notable example of this is when Gregor took Telvillian's Tear (a magical plant/incarnation of the Spiritfolk Telvillian) to the famine sticken village of Eocho. While it was almost certainly the right thing to do in the situation, he did so without discussing it with his friends. This is probably the only time that [[WhatTheHellHero Markus is truly disappointed with Gregor's actions.actions]].
** Gregor is often seen as LawfulGood to a fault, believing following the rules of society is generally the most moral thing, and usually requiring a lot of convincing from his friends and/or blatant signs of corruption in the law to act otherwise.
** In the "Staff Only" arc, Gregor declined to take part in the heist, saying stealing was "morally repugnant," despite the goal being to keep the thing being stolen (a powerful magic staff with power over life) from being misused in the worse possible ways.
** Gregor is often seen as LawfulGood to a fault, believing following the rules of society is generally the most moral thing, and usually requiring a lot of convincing from his friends and/or blatant signs of corruption in the law to act otherwise.
** In the "Staff Only" arc, Gregor declined to take part in the heist, saying stealing was "morally repugnant," despite the goal being to keep the thing being stolen (a powerful magic staff with power over life) from being misused in the worse possible ways.
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** When introduced, Gregor had been staying in a prison cell in Meadshire due to being told he had been convicted for a crime and was making no attempt to escape, despite a). knowing full well that he was innocent and b). the staff in Meadshire doing everything possible to ''encourage'' him to escape as that was the whole ''point'' (the scenario was just something to allow the "adventurers" to experience breaking out of a prison cell).
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* LawfulGood: Probably the most straight-forward example of this in the party, Gregor believes in following the rules of society, usually requiring a lot of convincing from his friends and/or blatant signs of corruption in the law to act otherwise.
** When introduced, Gregor had been staying in a prison cell in Meadshire due to being told he had been convicted for a crime and was making no attempt to escape, despite a). knowing full well that he was innocent and b). the staff in Meadshire doing everything possible to ''encourage'' him to escape as that was the whole ''point'' (the scenario was just something to allow the "adventurers" to experience breaking out of a prison cell).
** In the "Staff Only" arc, Gregor declined to take part in the heist, saying stealing was "morally repugnant," despite the goal being to keep the thing being stolen (a powerful magic staff with power over life) from being misused in the worse possible ways.
* LawfulGood: Probably the most straight-forward example of this in the party, Gregor believes in following the rules of society, usually requiring a lot of convincing from his friends and/or blatant signs of corruption in the law to act otherwise.
** When introduced, Gregor had been staying in a prison cell in Meadshire due to being told he had been convicted for a crime and was making no attempt to escape, despite a). knowing full well that he was innocent and b). the staff in Meadshire doing everything possible to ''encourage'' him to escape as that was the whole ''point'' (the scenario was just something to allow the "adventurers" to experience breaking out of a prison cell).
** In the "Staff Only" arc, Gregor declined to take part in the heist, saying stealing was "morally repugnant," despite the goal being to keep the thing being stolen (a powerful magic staff with power over life) from being misused in the worse possible ways.
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* LawfulGood: Probably the most straight-forward example of this in the party,
** When introduced, Gregor had been staying in
** In the "Staff Only" arc, Gregor declined to take part in the heist, saying stealing was "morally repugnant," despite the goal being to keep the thing being stolen (a powerful magic staff with power over life) from being misused in the worse possible ways.
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** This occasionally causes him to disagree with the party, who might be more inclined to see the bigger picture or are more open to seeing the grey in the scenario. The most notable example of this is when Gregor took Telvillian's Tear (a magical plant/incarnation of the Spiritfolk Telvillian) to the famine sticken village of Eocho. While it was almost certainly the right thing to do in the situation, he did so without discussing it with his friends. This is probably the only time that Markus is truly disappointed with Gregor's actions.
* CharlesAtlasSuperpower: Unlike his companions, Gregor isn't inherently magical (at least until he gains his pandimensional sight), but his intensive training regime he learned from the Outriders have let him gain strength and dexterity that others have regarded as "superhuman."
* CharlesAtlasSuperpower: Unlike his companions, Gregor isn't inherently magical (at least until he gains his pandimensional sight), but his intensive training regime he learned from the Outriders have let him gain strength and dexterity that others have regarded as "superhuman."
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* DumbMuscle: Played with. While he's incredibly knowledgable in terms of monster slaying, his education was entirely ''focused'' in that direction, leaving him a bit ignorant in other areas when the adventure starts.
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* DumbMuscle: Played with. While he's incredibly knowledgable knowledgeable in terms of monster slaying, his education was entirely ''focused'' in that direction, leaving him a bit ignorant in other areas when the adventure starts.
* LawfulGood: Probably the most straight-forward example of this in the party, Gregor believes in following the rules of society, usually requiring a lot of convincing from his friends and/or blatant signs of corruption in the law to act otherwise.
** When introduced, Gregor had been staying in a prison cell in Meadshire due to being told he had been convicted for a crime and was making no attempt to escape, despite a). knowing full well that he was innocent and b). the staff in Meadshire doing everything possible to ''encourage'' him to escape as that was the whole ''point'' (the scenario was just something to allow the "adventurers" to experience breaking out of a prison cell).
** In the "Staff Only" arc, Gregor declined to take part in the heist, saying stealing was "morally repugnant," despite the goal being to keep the thing being stolen (a powerful magic staff with power over life) from being misused in the worse possible ways.
** When introduced, Gregor had been staying in a prison cell in Meadshire due to being told he had been convicted for a crime and was making no attempt to escape, despite a). knowing full well that he was innocent and b). the staff in Meadshire doing everything possible to ''encourage'' him to escape as that was the whole ''point'' (the scenario was just something to allow the "adventurers" to experience breaking out of a prison cell).
** In the "Staff Only" arc, Gregor declined to take part in the heist, saying stealing was "morally repugnant," despite the goal being to keep the thing being stolen (a powerful magic staff with power over life) from being misused in the worse possible ways.
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* TheTeetotaler: Does not drink, and maintains that his "body is a temple" when offered. He even rufuses to eat meat, following a vegan lifestyle.
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* TheTeetotaler: Does not drink, and maintains that his "body is a temple" when offered. He even rufuses refuses to eat meat, following a vegan lifestyle.
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** The first was the '''Glaive of the Waves''', which was his original, mundane glaive that was later enchanted by a water spiritfolk (who was also a blacksmith). Not only did this enchantment provide a general improvement to its offensive abilities, it also had a calming effect on anyone that touched the flat of the blade. It was eventually destroyed during the "BIG WAR" arc.
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** The first was the '''Glaive of the Waves''', which was his original, mundane glaive that was later enchanted by Xandel, a water spiritfolk (who Spiritfolk who was also a blacksmith).blacksmith. Not only did this enchantment provide a general improvement to its offensive abilities, it also had a calming effect on anyone that touched the flat of the blade. It was eventually destroyed during the "BIG WAR" arc.
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%% * InsistentTerminology: Whatever that green lightning of hers is, it's definitely not magic.
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* AnimalMotifs: His lion ban mask
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* AnimalMotifs: His lion ban Ban mask
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* ThePaladin: Something like that... [[spoiler:though Horaven thinks of himself more as a Shaman, since he gets some of his powers from Spiritfolk.
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* ThePaladin: Something like that... [[spoiler:though Horaven thinks of himself more as a Shaman, since he gets some of his powers from Spiritfolk.Spiritfolk]].
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%% * ArbitrarySkepticism: Doesn't believe in [[OurVampiresAreDifferent "Draculas"]]
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%% * OddFriendship: With Gregor of all people!
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%% * ChildhoodFriend: She first appears in Gregor’s flashback as apart of the Outriders
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* CannibalismSuperpower: She's apparently capable of consuming Spiritfolk and gaining their powers, much like Zalvetta and Narn, an act that's seen as taboo.
* ChildhoodFriend: She first appears in Gregor’s flashback as
* GoodScarsEvilScars: Her present day self now has a large burn scar on the right side of her face, seemingly from her battle with the Church, and has seemingly gone over the edge as she nows seeks to consume Spiritfolk for power and will wipe out anyone who stands in her way.
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* AnimalMotifs: His lion ban mask
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%% * TokenGoodTeammate: He isn't thrilled with the Ban's brutality in most situations.
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* PaperThinDisguise: He thinks that the lion Ban mask was enough to disguise his identity, and is shocked when the party tell him that no, ''everyone'' knew who he was the whole time. It only "worked" because of the Onorhian mentality of Strength = Truth, and Horaven is one of the strongest around.
* TokenGoodTeammate: He isn't thrilled with the Ban's brutality in most situations.
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%% * [[spoiler: HalfHumanHybrid: The son of Lord Tenui, the former ruler of Onhorant and a Spiritfolk of immense power. This is not a trait he likes to exploit.]]
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%% * ThatManIsDead: He is Zeke now. The Bowel Ripper is gone. (Except when he's not.)
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A rather unusual, even unique race, as besides sharing ResurrectiveImmortality (and the ability to shift to a humanoid form to varying degrees of success), the form and abilities of each individual can vary ''wildly'', from resembling [[MixAndMatchCritters creatures of folktales]] to being on par with (and some cases worshipped as) [[OurGodsAreDifferent gods]].
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%% * CuteMonsterGirl: Her humanoid form.
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* SanityBall: Whomever is the most "reasonable" of the group tends to vary depending on the situation. For example, Markus is often impulsive (even foolhardy at times), but will try to restrain his comrades if their own quirks or issues put them at serious risk.
* CastingAShadow: As the story continues, he learns how to use shadow magic, being able conjure (somewhat) tangible threads of shadow into objects. His most frequent use of this is to make webs of shadow to trap or hinder his foes.
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* DangerousForbiddenTechnique: [[spoiler:Iconoclasm. It's perhaps the only spell capable of permanently destroying the otherwise immortal Spiritfolk, but it draws a heavy toll from its user. In Markus's case, using it once ''removed some of the bones from his arms''.]]
* DangerousForbiddenTechnique: [[spoiler:Iconoclasm. It's perhaps the only spell capable of permanently destroying the otherwise immortal Spiritfolk, but it draws a heavy toll from its user. In Markus's case, using it once ''removed some of the bones from his arms''.]]
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* DangerousForbiddenTechnique: [[spoiler:Iconoclasm. It's perhaps the only spell capable of permanently destroying the otherwise immortal Spiritfolk, but it draws a heavy toll from its user. In Markus's case, using it once ''removed
* EnergyBall: His primary offensive magic is Eldritch Blast, which looks a lot like purple flaming balls that he fires at his enemies. [[spoiler:He also has an upgraded version of this, called the Utter Dark Blast, which has part of his demon soul infused into it for extra power]].
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* HornedHumanoid: One of his Tiefling traits, along with a tail.
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* HornedHumanoid: One of his Tiefling traits, along with a tail.tail and fangs.
* ManipulativeBastard: Actually had the ambition to be one of these, of the EvilChancellor variety (specifically mentioning being a "grand vizier"). Partly inspired by tales of heroic princes being opposed by scheming advisors, with Markus drawn to the latter as [[spoiler:he was the child of a family of servants to the royal family]]. While he's good enough at the lying, Markus cares too much about people to be a true bastard.
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* UnreliableNarrator: Markus tends to lie about his past and his exploits ''a lot'', especially in the early days. He started to move away from this after a heart-to-heart conversation with Ashe and Gregor about their pasts, where he revealed that [[spoiler:he was the son of a family of servants to the royal family of Tannhauser. Stifled by the rules and expectations placed on him, he decided to leave the country to find something more fitting for himself (further pushed when the king drunkenly revealed that his family actually usurped the true rulers about a century ago and covered it up; Markus left about a week after that, so the king might have forgotten it)]]. His return to Tannhauser confirms that this was (at least mostly) true.
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* EquipmentUpgrade: Two in fact! Both involving his primary weapon:
** The first was the '''Glaive of the Waves''', which was his original, mundane glaive that was later enchanted by a water spiritfolk (who was also a blacksmith). Not only did this enchantment provide a general improvement to its offensive abilities, it also had a calming effect on anyone that touched the flat of the blade. It was eventually destroyed during the "BIG WAR" arc.
** The second glaive was made by Xavin Skalbern the Second, a blacksmith the party met during the "Harpy Nest" arc. In contrast to the previous glaive, this weapon's enchantments were fire themed, able to unleash fiery slashes, and was dubbed '''The Salamander'''. It remains his current weapon of choice at the time of writing.
** The first was the '''Glaive of the Waves''', which was his original, mundane glaive that was later enchanted by a water spiritfolk (who was also a blacksmith). Not only did this enchantment provide a general improvement to its offensive abilities, it also had a calming effect on anyone that touched the flat of the blade. It was eventually destroyed during the "BIG WAR" arc.
** The second glaive was made by Xavin Skalbern the Second, a blacksmith the party met during the "Harpy Nest" arc. In contrast to the previous glaive, this weapon's enchantments were fire themed, able to unleash fiery slashes, and was dubbed '''The Salamander'''. It remains his current weapon of choice at the time of writing.
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* CharacterDevelopment: Inien began the series as ambitious and manipulative, wanting to obtain power and authority regardless of the [[PunyEarthlings risk to others, whom she generally had a low opinion of]]. As she spends time with the Nine Shrines crew, not only does she being to [[TookALevelInKindness soften considerably]], she begins to rethink her desire to lead another coven (she had led one previously but the entire coven except Inien herself wound up executed for [[NoodleIncident unknown reasons]]) after seeing the damage those in authority with unchecked power can do to innocents (e.g. the monarchy in Tannhauser).
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* CharacterDevelopment: Inien began the series as ambitious and manipulative, wanting to obtain power and authority regardless of the [[PunyEarthlings risk to others, whom she generally had a low opinion of]]. As she spends time with the Nine Shrines crew, not only does she being to [[TookALevelInKindness soften considerably]], showing emotions besides smugness, she begins to rethink her desire to lead another coven (she had led one previously but the entire coven except Inien herself wound up executed for [[NoodleIncident unknown reasons]]) after seeing the damage those in authority with unchecked power can do to innocents (e.g. the monarchy in Tannhauser).
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* EveryoneHasStandards: While Harlock has had trouble dealing her issues in a healthy manner (see TheSleepless below for an example), even she's concerned when Gregor avoids handling his own trauma, including avoiding rest after his injuries from Castle Crowhenge and [[spoiler:Ashe's disappearence]].
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* DeadpanSnarker: Since Harlock's tone rarely shifts in conversations, a lot of her dialogue comes across as this, whether or not she's actually being sarcastic or sincere.
* EveryoneHasStandards: While Harlock has had trouble dealing her issues in a healthy manner (see TheSleepless below for an example), even she's concerned when Gregor [[StepfordSmiler avoids handling his owntrauma, trauma]], including avoiding rest after his injuries from Castle Crowhenge and [[spoiler:Ashe's disappearence]].
* EveryoneHasStandards: While Harlock has had trouble dealing her issues in a healthy manner (see TheSleepless below for an example), even she's concerned when Gregor [[StepfordSmiler avoids handling his own
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* PowerAtAPrice: During the "End Of Oaths" arc, it's discovered that due to being exposed to the chaos magic of Castle Crowhenge, her ability to perform alchemy has been significantly affected, resulting in her calculations being off and having unintended side effects (e.g. the growth of "meat" in her artifical arm). On the positive side, her alchemy is now tied to the "true world" that Gregor can see with his Pandimensional Sight, meaning she can calculate and alter that realtiy instead, giving her [[DiscardAndDraw new abilities]]. She has dubbed this ability "Math 2", and has mainly used it to give herself ImprobableAimingSkills with her grappling arm (to the point that the hand can essentially ''teleport'' to the intended destination), mostly because the power is a bit [[HowDoIShotWeb difficult to control properly]].
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* PowerAtAPrice: During the "End Of Oaths" arc, it's discovered that due to being exposed to the chaos magic of Castle Crowhenge, her ability to perform alchemy has been significantly affected, resulting in her calculations being off and having unintended side effects (e.g. the growth of "meat" in her artifical arm). On the positive side, her alchemy is now tied to the "true world" that Gregor can see with his Pandimensional Sight, meaning she can calculate and alter that realtiy reality instead, giving her [[DiscardAndDraw new abilities]]. She has dubbed this ability "Math 2", and has mainly used it to give herself ImprobableAimingSkills with her grappling arm (to the point that the hand can essentially ''teleport'' to the intended destination), mostly because the power is a bit [[HowDoIShotWeb difficult to control properly]].
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%% * AdventureArchaeologist: He runs his own artifact shop.
%% * {{Foil}}: He's essentially the anti-Thog.
%% * LimitedAnimation: He is always running his hand through his hair. Always.
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* CorruptCorporateExecutive: Imagine Thog with more power and no empathy.
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* DangerousForbiddenTechnique: [[spoiler:Iconoclasm. It's perhaps the only spell capable of permanently destroying the otherwise immortal Spiritfolk, but it draws a heavy toll from its user. In Markus's case, using it once ''removed some of the bones from his arms''.]]
* DangerousForbiddenTechnique: Arguably applies to her [[ImHavingSoulPains powers in general]], but this especially applies to her "Hand of Stone and Moss." She can summon, well, [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin a giant hand of stone and moss]]. It's easily one of her strongest powers, but it carries a heavier cost to use compared to her other abilities.
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* HealingHands: Her powers seem to require some physical contact with the person to affect them, including healing.
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* HealingHands: Her powers seem to require some physical contact with the person to affect them, including healing.healing which involves placing her hand ''inside the wounds being healed''. Oww...
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%% * TheMedic: One wonders how [[TheChewToy Markus]] in particular survived before he met her.
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* TokenGoodTeammate: Of the Varyndir Order. Unlike the rest of its members, who would rather continue partying in perpetuity, Colfus would much rather actually ''do his job''. He also holds much more respect for golems than them, studying the ancient methods of golemancy, while the current Order are happy with using the current method (which involves ''crushing their capacity for emotion'') without questioning it.
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* TokenGoodTeammate: Of the Varyndir Order. Unlike the rest of its members, who would rather continue partying in perpetuity, Colfus would much rather actually ''do his job''. He also holds much more respect for golems than them, studying the ancient methods of golemancy, while the current Order are happy with using the current method (which involves ''crushing their capacity for emotion'') without questioning it.
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* TokenGoodTeammate: Of the Varyndir Order. Unlike the rest of its members, who would rather continue partying in perpetuity, Colfus would much rather actually ''do his job''.
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* AffablyEvil: Deals with a lot of cursed and dangerous artifacts, and is fairly creepy in general. However, he's honest with his customers about the dangers of his goods, is generally polite, and is happy to lend a hand to those he sees a friends (see the "Dungeon Truck" arc for an example). Arguably shifts towards CreepyGood as the party interacts with him more.
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* AffablyEvil: Deals with a lot of cursed and dangerous artifacts, and is fairly creepy in general. However, he's honest with his customers about the dangers of his goods, is generally polite, and is happy to lend a hand to those he sees a as friends (see the "Dungeon Truck" arc for an example). Arguably shifts towards CreepyGood as the party interacts with him more.
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* {{Curse}}: A major theme with Rat; not only does he handle a lot of suspicious goods, apparently he himself is ''incredibly'' cursed, to the point that [[spoiler:his devil ancestor was too afraid to try and claim his soul for fear of what the curses on Rat might do]].
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* {{Curse}}: A major theme with Rat; not only does he handle a lot of cursed and otherwise suspicious goods, apparently he himself is ''incredibly'' cursed, to the point that [[spoiler:his devil ancestor was too afraid to try and claim his soul for fear of what the curses on Rat might do]].
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* TrueFinalBoss: [[AvertedTrope Averted]]. He ''expects'' the party might see him as the "secret secret final boss" of the "Dungeon Truck" arc, but is surprised that they don't see him that way at all - to them, [[AwLookTheyDoLoveEachOtherRat is their friend and "''their'' weird cursed merchant."]]
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* TrueFinalBoss: [[AvertedTrope Averted]]. He ''expects'' the party might see him as the "secret secret final boss" of the "Dungeon Truck" arc, but is surprised that they don't see him that way at all - to them, [[AwLookTheyDoLoveEachOtherRat [[AwLookTheyReallyDoLoveEachOther Rat is their friend friend]] and "''their'' weird cursed merchant."]]
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* AffablyEvil: Deals with a lot of cursed and dangerous artifacts, and is fairly creepy in general. However, he's honest with his customers about the dangers of his goods, is generally polite, and is happy to lend a hand to those he sees a friends (see the "Dungeon Truck" arc for an example). Arguably shifts towards CreepyGood as the party interacts with him more.
* AffablyEvil: Deals with a lot of cursed and dangerous artifacts, and is fairly creepy in general. However, he's honest with his customers about the dangers of his goods, is generally polite, and is happy to lend a hand to those he sees a friends (see the "Dungeon Truck" arc for an example). Arguably shifts towards CreepyGood as the party interacts with him more.
** He later reveals that [[spoiler:he's a Tiefling like Markus during a conversation with him. He also had to deal with preventing his soul being taken by his devil ancestor, but used a different method - Rat made himself so cursed, that even said ancestor didn't want to touch him]].
* {{Curse}}: A major theme with Rat; not only does he handle a lot of suspicious goods, apparently he himself is ''incredibly'' cursed, to the point that [[spoiler:his devil ancestor was too afraid to try and claim his soul for fear of what the curses on Rat might do]].
* {{Curse}}: A major theme with Rat; not only does he handle a lot of suspicious goods, apparently he himself is ''incredibly'' cursed, to the point that [[spoiler:his devil ancestor was too afraid to try and claim his soul for fear of what the curses on Rat might do]].
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* TheLittleShopThatWasntThereYesterday: Operates his business in this manner; he will often appear in random locations (from a city to a random dungeon in the middle of nowhere) and will disappear when his business is done with little to no explanation as to how he does so.
* TrueFinalBoss: [[AvertedTrope Averted]]. He ''expects'' the party might see him as the "secret secret final boss" of the "Dungeon Truck" arc, but is surprised that they don't see him that way at all - to them, [[AwLookTheyDoLoveEachOtherRat is their friend and "''their'' weird cursed merchant."]]
* TrueFinalBoss: [[AvertedTrope Averted]]. He ''expects'' the party might see him as the "secret secret final boss" of the "Dungeon Truck" arc, but is surprised that they don't see him that way at all - to them, [[AwLookTheyDoLoveEachOtherRat is their friend and "''their'' weird cursed merchant."]]
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* MalevolentMaskedMan: No matter how you view their cause, there's no denying the fact that they can be pretty damn bloodthirsty. [[spoiler:It's later revealed that this mostly applies to the summoned creatures that Xin made as foot soldiers - the actual Spiritfolk members are willing to fight, but are not as mindlessly antagonistic as Xin's summons.]]
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* TheBusCameBack: After a ''long'' absence [[spoiler:not counting a very brief (and unseen by the party) cameo during the "Duet of Dungeons" arc]], he makes a very surprising return in the last moments of [[spoiler:the "Dark Vision" arc, where apparently he wants the Nine Shrines crew for a "bank heist"...]].
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* CharacterCatchphrase: "Oh, I didn't see you there!" Notably, he will go out of his way to engineer situations where he can say it, much to everyone else's annoyance. At one point, he apparently spent some time in a sauna waiting for Ashe to surprise her... except she was warned about this and decided to wait instead, and by the time she went in, he was fully clothed and is clearly disappointed. [[spoiler:After Ashe turned it around on him at the climax of their battle against him, he admits the phrase has lost some of its charm for him.]]
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* CharacterCatchphrase: "Oh, "Oh sorry, I didn't see you there!" Notably, he will go out of his way to engineer situations where he can say it, much to everyone else's annoyance. At one point, he apparently spent some time in a sauna waiting for Ashe to surprise her... except she was warned about this and decided to wait instead, and by the time she went in, he was fully clothed and is clearly disappointed. [[spoiler:After Ashe turned it around on him at the climax of their battle against him, he admits the phrase has lost some of its charm for him.]]
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!! Chelesandra "Harlock" Harleaux
* ArtificialLimbs: After losing her left arm, Harlock later built herself a replacement, with added grappling hook function.
* BrokenBird: Even more so than Ashe was. After her early alchemy experiments destroyed her home and family, as well as her left arm in additional to permanently scarring the same side of her face and body, she spent some time working with a Freearch mercenary guild who instilled a ruthless mindset in her. It takes spending considerable time with the Nine Shrines party to get her to open up again.
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* ExactWords: Fell afoul of this when she accepted Meathe's request to kidnap Ashe in exchange for "island jewels" for payment. Ashe then reveals that "island jewels" is Meathe's term for ''fruit'' (which for an island nation would be far more valuable), causing Harlock to drop the job in shock that she had missed this before.
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* EveryoneHasStandards: While Harlock has had trouble dealing her issues in a healthy manner (see TheSleepless below for an example), even she's concerned when Gregor avoids handling his own trauma, including avoiding rest after his injuries from Castle Crowhenge and [[spoiler:Ashe's disappearence]].
* ExactWords: Fell afoul of this when she accepted Meathe's request to kidnap Ashe in exchange for "island jewels" for payment. Ashe then reveals that "island jewels" is Meathe's term for ''fruit''(which for an (and that the island nation would be far more valuable), doesn't have any real currency, working on the barter system instead), causing Harlock to drop the job in shock that she had missed been tricked in this before.way.
* HeelFaceTurn: First met the party when she tried to kidnap Ashe on behalf of the Meathian pirates, only stopping when it was revealed she had misunderstood the "payment" they offered and that in reality she was working for essentially nothing. While she's still gruff with the party for some time, it doesn't take long for them to actually get along and help each other out.
* ExactWords: Fell afoul of this when she accepted Meathe's request to kidnap Ashe in exchange for "island jewels" for payment. Ashe then reveals that "island jewels" is Meathe's term for ''fruit''
* HeelFaceTurn: First met the party when she tried to kidnap Ashe on behalf of the Meathian pirates, only stopping when it was revealed she had misunderstood the "payment" they offered and that in reality she was working for essentially nothing. While she's still gruff with the party for some time, it doesn't take long for them to actually get along and help each other out.
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* KnownOnlyByTheirNickname: We don't learn until the party reaches Freearch that Harlock isn't her actual name (it's Chelesandra Harleaux), and she hasn't been referred as anything other than Harlock since.
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* PutOnABus: [[spoiler:During the Freearch arc, she's teleported away by her guardian spirit when it's injured, along with Ashe and a nearby soldier]].
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* PowerAtAPrice: During the "End Of Oaths" arc, it's discovered that due to being exposed to the chaos magic of Castle Crowhenge, her ability to perform alchemy has been significantly affected, resulting in her calculations being off and having unintended side effects (e.g. the growth of "meat" in her artifical arm). On the positive side, her alchemy is now tied to the "true world" that Gregor can see with his Pandimensional Sight, meaning she can calculate and alter that realtiy instead, giving her [[DiscardAndDraw new abilities]]. She has dubbed this ability "Math 2", and has mainly used it to give herself ImprobableAimingSkills with her grappling arm (to the point that the hand can essentially ''teleport'' to the intended destination), mostly because the power is a bit [[HowDoIShotWeb difficult to control properly]].
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** Also applies in a meta sense, as her class in the original ''TabletopGame/{{Pathfinder}}'' system was Oracle, a class themed around tapping into a Mystery (similar to a Cleric's Domains) in exchange for suffering a Curse. In Ashe's case, it's seems that her Mystery and Curse were either homebrews made for the campaign or heavily re-flavored, as they don't easily line up with any of the official material.
* HoYay: [[spoiler:With Firi.]]
* RelationshipUpgrade: Became close friends with Firi during the "Harpy Nest" arc, and later [[spoiler:became Firi's girlfriend after confessing her growing romantic feelings]].
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* DualityMotif: Has heterochromia, with her right eye being a deep blue while her left eye is a vibrant green. This could represent her [[NiceGirl kind and supportive attitude]] conflicting with some of her [[AmbiguouslyEvil shadier connections]] to character like [[spoiler:Narn]]. It's unclear if she's always had this or if they [[MarkOfTheSupernatural changed later in her life due to meeting her "Guardian"]], as the character don't bring them up or ask questions about them.
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* FreakyIsCool: Is fascinated with monsters and mythical creatures, and really wants to find one that no one else believes exists (whether she has a monster like that already in mind or not is unclear).
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* StrongerThanTheyLook: Despite looking rather slim, Firi is remarkably strong (apparently having a similar workout regime to Gregor). She uses this to amuse herself at one point by armwrestling some Onorhians who, due to their belief that being stronger equals having more "truth", believe Firi whem she tells them random things despite evidence to the contrary.
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* RelationshipUpgrade: Became close friends with Ashe during the "Harpy Nest" arc, and later [[spoiler:became Ashe's girlfriend after the latter confessed their romantic feelings]].
* StrongerThanTheyLook: Despite looking rather slim, Firi is remarkably strong (apparently having a similar workout regime to Gregor). She uses this to amuse herself at one point byarmwrestling arm wrestling some Onorhians who, due to their belief that being stronger equals having more "truth", believe Firi whem she tells them random things despite evidence to the contrary.
* StrongerThanTheyLook: Despite looking rather slim, Firi is remarkably strong (apparently having a similar workout regime to Gregor). She uses this to amuse herself at one point by
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* PyrrhicVictory: [[spoiler: Upon realizing she couldn't get Thog or the team back under Meadshire control, she decided to cut her losses and fire his ass.]]
* PyrrhicVictory: [[spoiler: Upon realizing she couldn't get Thog or the team back under Meadshire control, she decided to cut her losses and fire his ass.]]
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* FantasticRacism: Is ''not'' fond of humans, and lays the blame for the issues with Charoth on them. This extends to seeing Charoth as a protective figure for the spiritfolk, ignoring that he was also causing problems for ''them'' as well (or may have been genuinely ignorant of the extent of the matter, given that she lived alone in a largely abandoned town). This makes the inital relationship between her and the party rocky, not helped by the presence of Kyr (who's considered something of a nuisance by the spiritfolk), but they eventually manage to smooth things over enough to cooperate.
* FantasticRacism: Is ''not'' fond of humans, and lays the blame for the issues with Charoth on them. This extends to seeing Charoth as a protective figure for the spiritfolk, ignoring that he was also causing problems for ''them'' as well (or may have been genuinely ignorant of the extent of the matter, given that she lived alone in a largely abandoned town). This makes the inital relationship between her and the party rocky, not helped by the presence of Kyr (who's considered something of a nuisance by the spiritfolk), but they eventually manage to smooth things over enough to cooperate.
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* DualityMotif: Has heterochromia, with her right eye being a deep blue while her left eye is a vibrant green. This could represent her [[NiceGirl kind and supportive attitude]] conflicting with some of her [[AmbiguouslyEvil shadier connections]] to character like [[spoiler:Narn]]. It's unclear if she's always had this or if they [[MarkOfTheSupernatural changed later in her life due to meeting her "Guardian"]], as the character don't bring them up or ask questions about them.
* ExactWords: Fell afoul of this when she accepted Meathe's request to kidnap Ashe in exchange for "island jewels" for payment. Ashe then reveals that "island jewels" is Meathe's term for ''fruit'' (which for an island nation would be far more valuable), causing Harlock to drop the job in shock that she had missed this before.
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** In addition, she (like other Aasimar) is under an "Oath" that she must live up to. It's part of what gives Mercy her Aasimar abilities, but she ''must'' upload said Oath or face judgement from the Heavens, who take said Oaths ''very'' seriously. [[spoiler:When the Tannhauser Aasimar found that their Oaths were being changed to defend the tower, this included Mercy, who feared that it might force her to either kill her husband (who's knowledge may be the biggest threat to the tower) or allow herself to die or [[FateWorseThanDeath become something monstrous]]. Fortunately, Gregor is able to use his Pandimensional Sight to cut the connection between her and the Heavens, which freed her from the altered Oath (while leaving her previous Oath to her family intact).]]
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* DarkAndTroubledPast: Firi grew up in Freearch, until one of the country's infamous winters consumed her town, trapping the villagers until they either starved or "succumbed to the cold" (some who heard this, including the party members, have speculated that they may have actually resorted to cannibilism, but Firi hasn't confirmed this). Her parents also died (her father first when she was two, then her mother a few years later), and Firi would have followed if she had not been saved by her "Guardian".
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** For example, besides carrying actual message, his Message can also punch as hard as him ''and'' punch in ways he couldn't (e.g. the time Colvin used Message to ''punch the alcohol content out of a bottle of booze to the point that it becomes water''). It also allows Colvin to teleport himself and others, fairly safely as well (though he still needs to practice with it). Hell, his Message shows up as a freaking ''[[Franchise/JojosBizarreAdventure Stand]]'' at one point.
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** In fact, the party theorizes that Colvin may be ''the'' quintessential Onorhian after Zeke accidentally does a perfect immitation of Colvin's voice and mannerisms during a story involving an Onorhian ancestor.
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* EmpoweredBadassNormal: Colvin was apparently a normal (albeit highly skilled) martial artist before Legen's Eye (an artifact capable of granting magic to otherwise normal people) gave Colvin his Message.
* HeelFaceTurn: Was initially a member of the Coven of the Dusk, who gave Colvin his magical abilities and later fought the party over Legen's Eye. After some DefeatEqualsFriendship, he winds up joining them as their bar's bouncer.
** Also, he holds some distinction between writing a book and merely recording his thoughts and having them published (the latter of which he has done). When the party tries to point out the two are essentially the same, Colvin argues that the former requires editing, which he hasn't done (or at least is very bad at).
* SeriousBusiness: Downplayed, but Colvin started to get worked up when Firi was messing up the syllable count on some of her haikus.
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* InsaneTrollLogic: In theory, Colvin could be convinced to anything, even things normally considered impossible (and succeed), if you can find the right words to convince him. It gets even more insane when his [[WrongContextMagic Message]] gets involved.
** For instance, when confronted with a deadly magical mist, Markus tries to convince Colvin to clear it by punching it (which Colvin laughs off as silly), fanning it (which Colvin feels is the wrong term to use in this situation) then by wafting it (which leaves Colvin distracted as he found the root word for "waft" to be tricky). Then Gregor (who's on the other side of the mist) asks Colvin to come over to him, and he does so, absentmindedly blowing the mist aside, then asks Gregor what he wanted.
** For instance, when confronted with a deadly magical mist, Markus tries to convince Colvin to clear it by punching it (which Colvin laughs off as silly), fanning it (which Colvin feels is the wrong term to use in this situation) then by wafting it (which leaves Colvin distracted as he found the root word for "waft" to be tricky). Then Gregor (who's on the other side of the mist) asks Colvin to come over to him, and he does so, absentmindedly blowing the mist aside, then asks Gregor what he wanted.
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* OlderThanTheyLook: It turns out that, despite looking fairly young, he's actually around 35 at the start of the campaign, much to the surprise of his friends. This also makes him the oldest member of the original trio.
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* {{Manchild}}: Due to growing up without anyone to curb his curiosity or to be an example of a functioning adult, Kyr is frequently childish in his wants and acts more like a rather excitable pre-teen than someone who looks to be in their twenties, though his desires are never anything malicious.
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* ScrewThisImOuttaHere: After facing the prospect of being landed with another demeaning position by his employers, Thog [[spoiler:tenders his resignation...with his gun, joining the party in fight off the Alarani guards]].
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* CharacterDevelopment: Inien began the series as ambitious and manipulative, wanting to obtain power and authority regardless of the risk to others. As she spends time with the Nine Shrines crew, not only does she being to [[TookALevelInKindness soften considerably]], she begins to rethink her desire to lead another coven (she had led one previously but the entire coven except Inien herself wound up executed for [[NoodleIncident unknown reasons]]) after seeing the damage those in authority with unchecked power can do to innocents (e.g. the monarchy in Tannhauser).
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* JerkWithAHeartOfGold: Eventually grows into this. While she's still often blunt in her opinions, mixed with some BrutalHonesty at times, she's become much more empathetic towards others and takes pleasure in just hanging out with her friends while still helping them solve major crisises when they occur.
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* MysteriousPast: Played with. She doesn't offer a lot of information about about her powers or the history of Meade, but that's because [[spoiler:she genuinely doesn't know much about them, as the ancestors of Meade were deliberately vague about them and parts of their own history. Part of her conflict with the party in Onnerant is the desire to learn more about them by herself, but she eventually comes around to letting her friends help]].
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* WhatYouAreInTheDark: During the climatic battle of the "Wizard High School" arc, she claims that she doesn't want to really kill any of the party despite fighting them, a claim which seems dubious given [[TheCorrupter her more sinister actions and attitude]]. However, when she and Markus are caught in an explosion from a detonating artefact, she proves she was telling the truth when [[spoiler:she protects Markus using barrier magic, seemingly getting killed in the process ([[NotQuiteDead she gets better]])]].
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* HunterOfMonsters: His primary occupation, and that of the Outriders before [[spoiler:the Outriders were executed by the Church]] and Gregor arrived at Meadshire.
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* CombatMedic: Her primary role in the party is to keep them alive. She prefers not having to do this, since [[spoiler:her powers hurt her to use]], and the healing itself is often ''painful'' for the patient, since it feels more like the wounds are 'being 'actively stitched together''.
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* CombatMedic: Her Initially her primary role in the party is was to keep them everyone alive. She prefers not having to do this, this through her powers, since [[spoiler:her powers hurt her to use]], and the healing itself is often ''painful'' for the patient, since it feels more like the wounds are 'being 'actively stitched together''. So as the series goes on, she becomes more of a front line fighter, wielding a short sword to deadly effect, with the healing as an option if necessary.
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%% * TeamDad: As he warms up to the group as a whole, he begins to become this.
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* TeamDad: As he warms up to the group as a whole, he begins to become
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* WalkingDisasterArea: While they never intend any harm, it's hard to deny that they tend to bring chaos and change wherever they go, albeit usually by accident (e.g. [[spoiler:toppling the monarchy in Onnerant and Tannhauser on two separate occasions]]).
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* {{GMPC}}: The most straightforward example among the cast, even having his own character sheet, though eventually more would join the cast.
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* {{GMPC}}: The most straightforward example among the cast, even having his own character sheet, though eventually more would join the cast.cast, and Kyr is rarely an active participant in events.
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%% * NoSocialSkills: As a result of having no other humans to interact with for most of his life.
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%% * SitcomArchnemesis: The one being he seems to dislike is Dont, the pig-bat spiritfolk.
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%% * CorruptCorporateExecutive: Corrupt middle manager, anyway. His bosses are much worse, however.
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* ImHavingSoulPains: Using Ashe's powers ''sucks'', see BlessedWithSuck for why/
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* ImHavingSoulPains: Using Ashe's powers ''sucks'', see BlessedWithSuck for why/
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* {{GMPC}}: Started as one (as her player began as a Co-GM) [[spoiler:but this would change when Gregor severed her connection to the Heavens, making her a regular player character]].
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* BlessedWithSuck: In episode 51, It is revealed that [[spoiler: Ashe's powers "carve away at her" with each use, leaving her afraid that one day there'll be nothing left]]. Ouch.
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* BlessedWithSuck: In episode 51, It is revealed that [[spoiler: Ashe's powers "carve away at her" with each use, removing more and more emotions and memories, leaving her afraid that one day there'll be nothing left]]. Ouch.
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* OpenSecretOpenSecret: Tries to keep her powers a secret at the beginning of the story. She isn't very good at it.
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%% * GeniusDitz: His time with the Outriders has given him a near encyclopedic knowledge of monsters.
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* TheTeetotaler: Does not drink, and maintains that his "body is a temple" when offered.
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* TheTeetotaler: Does not drink, and maintains that his "body is a temple" when offered.
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%% * AfraidOfTheirOwnStrength: Please refer to BlessedWithSuck. Ashe is fearful of the consequences of using her powers.
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* BlessedWithSuck: In episode 51, It is revealed that [[spoiler: Ashe's powers "carve away at her"]]. Ouch.
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* BlessedWithSuck: In episode 51, It is revealed that [[spoiler: Ashe's powers "carve away at her"]].her" with each use, leaving her afraid that one day there'll be nothing left]]. Ouch.
