History Characters / AcquisitionsIncorporated

* SpellMyNameWithAnS: His given name had been alternatively spelled with a single or a double "s", until the official website canonized the latter spelling.

* ArcherArchetype: The first ranged weapon specialist in the party (Jim is a ranged caster), who is slightly sociopathic.

* HomoeroticDream: Upon meeting [[Literature/TheLegendOfDrizzt Drizzt Do'Urden]], Viari implies to have had one about him, prompting Omin to call TooMuchInformation.

* CatchPhrase: Has a habit of saying that some event "is the worst thing that could happen."

[[caption-width-right:214:[[CatchPhrase Jim]] [[WinkDing winks.]]]]

* CatchPhrase: Has a habit of saying "Have a magical day!" or a variant of it.

* CatchPhrase: Parodied and yet played completely straight at the same time with Binwin's "''Catch Phrase''!"

--> "[[CatchPhrase His name is]] '''AEOFEL!!!'''"
* CatchPhrase: Often says [[PunctuatedForEmphasis "My name. Is. AEOFEL!"]] when people call him "Al," and also would like to remind us all that "Elves are the Eladrin's hillbilly cousins." Out of character, Wil also declares his catchphrase to be "Does nineteen work for you?"

* CatchPhrase: "What-ho!" [[spoiler:When Pat Rothfuss comes back in season 8, this is literally the very first thing he says.]]
* ChandelierSwing[=/=]FallingChandelierOfDoom: Viari seems to have an unhealthy obsession with (falling) chandeliers.
* DistractedByTheSexy: Viari ends up getting (magically) charmed nearly every time the group is fighting female opponents. [[TheCharmer Not that he particularly minds]]...

* {{Catchphrase}}: K'thriss seems to start every conversation by addressing his vis-a-vis with "Friend"... even when they have absolutely no reason to be friendly with a weird-ass drow like him, or already act in a very unfriendly manner.

* CloningBlues: With Jim facing a deadly disease in Season 11, [[spoiler:Omin clones a backup]]. Jim is ''not'' happy when he finds out. [[spoiler:Neither is the clone, as when the real Jim is saved, Omin dismisses the clone as a no-longer-necessary fake and has him damned to Hell.]]

* HasTwoMommies: In season 9, Omin mentions that he and his sisters were raised by their mom and their "other mom".

* NotGoodWithPeople: Mentions several times that she feels uncomfortable in the crowds and prefers to socialize as little as possible. Season 11 also reveals her favored enemy type to be humanoid.

* AnAxeToGrind: She is introduced swinging a [[BadWithTheBone bone axe]], although she does not get to use it until her second episode on the show.

* MartialArtsStaff: Rosie fights with a quarter-staff, which she also uses as a [[CaneFu walking stick]].

* SimpleStaff: Rosie fights with a quarter-staff, which she also uses as a [[CaneFu walking stick]].

* WeakenedByTheLight: As a drow (dark elf), K'thriss doesn't do well in direct sunlight. He solves this with a massive [[NiceHat sun hat]].

** In season 11, he dressed up as the lich Acererak from ''TabletopGame/TombOfHorrors[=/=][[TabletopGame/TombOfAnnihilation /Annihilation]]'' modules, complete with a very evil (Canadian) accent.

** In season 11, he dressed up as the lich Acererak from ''TabletopGame/TombOfHorrors/Annihilation'' modules, complete with a very evil (Canadian) accent.

--> "Why did it have to be acid pits?! Couldn't it have been [[FunnyAneurysmMoment succubi]]?"

!!Rosemarine "Rosie" Beestinger/[[spoiler:Grandmother Night]]

* CatchPhrase: K'thriss seems to start every conversation by addressing his vis-a-vis with "Friend"... even when they have absolutely no reason to be friendly with a weird-ass drow like him, or already act in a very unfriendly manner.

* TheNarrator: Kris has narrated pretty much every PreviouslyOn intro video since the first live event, and the "Five Heads Are Better Than None" intro canonized that he has been doing so in-character, making K'thriss Drow'b the official narrator (of the recap videos), a.k.a. "The [[YeOldeButcheredeEnglishe Weavyr of Storyes]]".

* BaldOfAwesome: Chris shaves his head cleanly, which not only looks badass, but also lets him use a variety of different wigs for his on-stage personas.

* ItIsPronouncedTroPAY: The "k" in "Dankgrass" is silent ("Dahngrass"). There is a minor RunningGag where Jerry comes up with new ways to pronounce Walnut's surname in increasingly fancy ways (her first name is always just "Walnut").

* BadassBeard: Atypically for a drow, K'thriss sports a neat full beard. As for the badass part, the fact that he survived [=AcqInc=]'s old intern testing facility (which allegedly incinerated hundreds of his fellow applicants) speaks for itself. Except, he didn't. Viari stabbed him in the back. He's since become more badass, however.

'''Played by:''' [[https://twitter.com/amytfalcone Amy Falcone]]

* MassiveNumberedOffspring: Rosie Beestinger has had a very long and very adventurous life, [[ReallyGetsAround sleeping around like nobody's business]]. As a result, she has dozens of children, only some of whom are adopted, and even more grandchildren. Out-of-universe, her player has given fans of the show an official license to create characters who are part of the extended Beestinger family (read: descended from or adopted by Rosie and kids) in their own ''D&D'' campaigns.

** In season 6, he was the Dungeon Master from the ''WesternAnimation/DungeonsAndDragons'' cartoon.

* PowerTrio:
** BeautyBrainsAndBrawn: Gender-flipped. Omin is the mastermind of the operation, Binwin mostly cares about killing things (and selling his merch), and Jim is the only one obsessed with his own looks.
** BigThinShortTrio: Omin is physically imposing, Jim is rather slender, and Binwin is a dwarf.

* CriticalMiss: Jerry is infamous for this; the most infamous example of this is when he rolls a 1 twice in a row at the climax of the second season.

* {{Adorkable}}: Having grown up on the {{tall tale}}s of the material plane and of her "grandfather's" heroics, Kiupid is [[FishOutOfWater painfully unprepared for the real world]], but it makes her more endearing than obnoxious.

* SuperEmpowering: Invokes this in season 9 as part of a scheme to kill Jeff by pretending to give him a portion of his own magical powers and sending him to the frontlines--never mind that such empowering is [[AGodAmI only reserved for deities]] in ''D&D''.