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* SuperficialSuggestionBox: * In Season 8, the town of Grendal's new mayor (former party member Phillipa) sets up a suggestion box after being selected by sortition. Shoko the gremlin stuffs it with what are mostly ridiculous suggestions and demands, but she eventually makes a good point in asking that [[spoiler: Neelith the squidling stop reading people's minds without permission]].
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* SuperficialSuggestionBox: * In Season 8, the town of Grendal's new mayor (former party member Phillipa) sets up a suggestion box after being selected by sortition. Shoko the gremlin stuffs it with what are mostly ridiculous suggestions and demands, but she eventually makes a good point in asking that [[spoiler: Neelith the squidling stop reading people's minds without permission]].permission]].
* ThemeNaming: Every season Austin has [=DMed=] has had a theme to the names of characters and sometimes locations.
** Season 2 had everything named after musicians and songs
** Season 3 had characters named after literary characters with locations being named after bones
** Season 4 had characters named after people associated with secret societies
** Season 5 had characters named after Nobel Prize winners
** Season 6 had names taken from ''Literature/TheDivineComedy''
* ThemeNaming: Every season Austin has [=DMed=] has had a theme to the names of characters and sometimes locations.
** Season 2 had everything named after musicians and songs
** Season 3 had characters named after literary characters with locations being named after bones
** Season 4 had characters named after people associated with secret societies
** Season 5 had characters named after Nobel Prize winners
** Season 6 had names taken from ''Literature/TheDivineComedy''
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* PersonalityPowers: Shows up in two different forms
** In Season 3, the residents of Ilium get "Totems" ghostly animals that help them and what animal each character gets is connected to their personality.
** Season 4 introduces Conduits, a single concept that the character exemplifies which gives them powers related to that concept.
** In Season 3, the residents of Ilium get "Totems" ghostly animals that help them and what animal each character gets is connected to their personality.
** Season 4 introduces Conduits, a single concept that the character exemplifies which gives them powers related to that concept.
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** In Season 2, variations on the phrase: "He gives you fingerguns. You have no technological context for what they mean, but you like 'em."Eventually this becomes a common way of casting spells. Taken to it's logical extreme in Season 6 where [=S1m0n's=] Conduit of Gun allows him to shoot ''actual bullets'' from his fingers.
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** In Season 2, variations on the phrase: "He gives you fingerguns. You have no technological context for what they mean, but you like 'em."Eventually " Eventually this becomes a common way of casting spells. Taken to it's logical extreme in Season 6 where [=S1m0n's=] Conduit of Gun allows him to shoot ''actual bullets'' from his fingers.
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* Chris WebVideo/RolloT Larios as '''Zoey Legrand''', half-elven wild sorcerer.
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* Chris Quinn WebVideo/RolloT Larios [[note]]credited as Chris Larios for Seasons 3-8[[/note]] as '''Zoey Legrand''', half-elven wild sorcerer.
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* Chris Larios as '''Catarina "Krakenbane" Brooks''', human monk (wrestler).
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* Chris Quinn Larios as '''Catarina "Krakenbane" Brooks''', human monk (wrestler).
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* Chris Larios as '''Olivia''', merfolk doctor.
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* Chris Quinn Larios as '''Olivia''', merfolk doctor.
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* Chris Quinn Larios as '''King Badass''', lizardfolk fighter.
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* Chris Larios as '''Sabrina Wolfram''', ice genasi sorcerer.
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* Chris Quinn Larios as '''Sabrina Wolfram''', ice genasi sorcerer.
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* Chris Larios as '''The Genius of Grendel''', goblin warlock.
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* Chris Quinn Larios as '''The Genius of Grendel''', goblin warlock.
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* Chris Larios as the DM.
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* Chris Quinn Larios as the DM.
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** Season 3: Chris Larios (male) plays Zoe Legrand the half-elf wild mage (female).
** Season 4: Has two cases, including the first case of a female player in the role of a male character: Laura plays Frank, while Chris plays Catarina [[spoiler:and Reese]].
** Season 5: Chris Larios (male) plays Olivia Adler the merfolk cleric (female).
** Season 4: Has two cases, including the first case of a female player in the role of a male character: Laura plays Frank, while Chris plays Catarina [[spoiler:and Reese]].
** Season 5: Chris Larios (male) plays Olivia Adler the merfolk cleric (female).
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** Season 3: Chris Quinn Larios (male) (then identifying as male) plays Zoe Legrand the half-elf wild mage (female).
** Season 4: Has two cases, including the first case of a female player in the role of a male character: Laura plays Frank, whileChris Quinn plays Catarina [[spoiler:and Reese]].
** Season 5:Chris Quinn Larios (male) (then identifying as male) plays Olivia Adler the merfolk cleric (female).
** Season 4: Has two cases, including the first case of a female player in the role of a male character: Laura plays Frank, while
** Season 5:
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** In Season 2, variations on the phrase: "He gives you fingerguns. You have no technological context for what they mean, but you like 'em."Eventually this becomes a common way of casting spells. Taken to it's logical extreme in Season 6 where S1m0n's Conduit of Gun allows him to shoot ''actual bullets'' from his fingers.
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** In Season 2, variations on the phrase: "He gives you fingerguns. You have no technological context for what they mean, but you like 'em."Eventually this becomes a common way of casting spells. Taken to it's logical extreme in Season 6 where S1m0n's [=S1m0n's=] Conduit of Gun allows him to shoot ''actual bullets'' from his fingers.
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* [[OncePerEpisode Once per Season]]: Every season features "pineapple" as a codeword
** Season 1 has it used to spring an ambush.
** Season 2 has "Generica" give it to Violet as the phrase to send her to the Prime Material Plane.
** Season 3 has it used to communicate with [[MrExposition Winnifred]].
** Season 4 has piña used as an online library password.
** Season 5 uses it to get into a prison.
** Season 6 uses it as the safeword in the Gotterdammerung Grand Prix.
** Season 1 has it used to spring an ambush.
** Season 2 has "Generica" give it to Violet as the phrase to send her to the Prime Material Plane.
** Season 3 has it used to communicate with [[MrExposition Winnifred]].
** Season 4 has piña used as an online library password.
** Season 5 uses it to get into a prison.
** Season 6 uses it as the safeword in the Gotterdammerung Grand Prix.
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** In Season 2, variations on the phrase: "He gives you fingerguns. You have no technological context for what they mean, but you like 'em."
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** In Season 2, variations on the phrase: "He gives you fingerguns. You have no technological context for what they mean, but you like 'em.""Eventually this becomes a common way of casting spells. Taken to it's logical extreme in Season 6 where S1m0n's Conduit of Gun allows him to shoot ''actual bullets'' from his fingers.
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* SuperficialSuggestionBox: * In Season 8, the town of Grendal's new mayor (former party member Phillipa) sets up a suggestion box after being selected by sortition. Shoko the gremlin stuffs it with what are mostly ridiculous suggestions and demands, but she eventually makes a good point in asking that [[spoiler: Neelith the squidling stop reading people's minds without permission]].
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** The end of Clear's story in season 7 had her [[spoiler:venture through most of the previous settings on her way up from the bottom of the Yggdrasil.]]
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* DirtyCop: They become a reoccurring villain type from Season 3 onward, with characters like Gylan and Graves.
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* DirtyCop: They become a reoccurring recurring villain type from Season 3 onward, with characters like Gylan and Graves.Graves.
* EarlyInstallmentWeirdness: Largely due to Stoneroot being their first foray into actual play, there are some notable differences between it and later seasons.
** Stoneroot is the only main season where Austin isn't the GM. This also makes it the only main season where Austin is a player.
** The theme music stays the same for the entire season.
** The Hunger is the only form to [[spoiler:take on a physical avatar for a final boss fight.]]
** Stoneroot is the only season where the party [[spoiler:unambiguously loses at the end.]]
** Compared to later seasons, Stoneroot has very little impact on the setting going forward, presumably since [[spoiler:it ends with said setting being devoured by Gorfinax and is only re-settled much later.]]
* EarlyInstallmentWeirdness: Largely due to Stoneroot being their first foray into actual play, there are some notable differences between it and later seasons.
** Stoneroot is the only main season where Austin isn't the GM. This also makes it the only main season where Austin is a player.
** The theme music stays the same for the entire season.
** The Hunger is the only form to [[spoiler:take on a physical avatar for a final boss fight.]]
** Stoneroot is the only season where the party [[spoiler:unambiguously loses at the end.]]
** Compared to later seasons, Stoneroot has very little impact on the setting going forward, presumably since [[spoiler:it ends with said setting being devoured by Gorfinax and is only re-settled much later.]]
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* FantasticRacism: It is briefly mentioned that Anne is from the "halfling ghetto." In season 2 the running joke of this is "you all look the same to me." Applied pretty universally to every class. Leon is especially guilty of this because Violet thinks Unicorns are better than everyone and in season 3, Bumbershoot Von Victrola thinks vampires are better than everyone. Dora is referred to by an other sylvan creature as a "drowner".
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* FantasticRacism: It is briefly mentioned that Anne is from the "halfling ghetto." In season 2 the running joke of this is "you all look the same to me." Applied pretty universally to every class. Leon is especially guilty of this because Violet thinks Unicorns are better than everyone and in season 3, Bumbershoot Von Victrola thinks vampires are better than everyone. Dora is referred to by an other another sylvan creature as a "drowner".
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The show is available on [[https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/dice-funk/id1050971057 iTunes]], [[https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLgZH7ItxQVn5a03VCNkhMvlpgs8Fei5mE YouTube]], [[https://play.google.com/music/m/Iv52sucnqbsmo7ikljmzr2msl3m?t=Dice_Funk__Game_Crunk_-_Gaming_Comedy Google Play]], and [[http://austinyorski.podbean.com/?source=pb Podbean]].
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The show is available on [[https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/dice-funk/id1050971057 iTunes]], [[https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLgZH7ItxQVn5a03VCNkhMvlpgs8Fei5mE com/c/DiceFunk YouTube]], [[https://play.google.com/music/m/Iv52sucnqbsmo7ikljmzr2msl3m?t=Dice_Funk__Game_Crunk_-_Gaming_Comedy Google Play]], and [[http://austinyorski.podbean.com/?source=pb Podbean]].
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!!Tropes per season:
[[index]]
* DiceFunk/Season1Stoneroot
* DiceFunk/Season2Lorelei
* DiceFunk/Season3Ilium
* DiceFunk/Season4Valentine
* DiceFunk/Season5Markov
* DiceFunk/Season6Purgatory
* DiceFunk/Season7Wormwood
* DiceFunk/Season8Grendel
* DiceFunk/OneShots
[[/index]]
!!Tropes concerning two or more seasons
[[index]]
* DiceFunk/Season1Stoneroot
* DiceFunk/Season2Lorelei
* DiceFunk/Season3Ilium
* DiceFunk/Season4Valentine
* DiceFunk/Season5Markov
* DiceFunk/Season6Purgatory
* DiceFunk/Season7Wormwood
* DiceFunk/Season8Grendel
* DiceFunk/OneShots
[[/index]]
!!Tropes concerning two or more seasons
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* DiceFunk/Season1Stoneroot
* DiceFunk/Season2Lorelei
* DiceFunk/Season3Ilium
* DiceFunk/Season4Valentine
* DiceFunk/Season5Markov
* DiceFunk/Season6Purgatory
* DiceFunk/Season7Wormwood
* DiceFunk/Season8Grendel
* DiceFunk/OneShots
[[/index]]
!!Tropes concerning two or more seasons
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** Starting midway through Season 3, episodes uploaded to YouTube have fanart from the relevant season as the background image during the show.
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** Starting midway through Season 3, episodes uploaded to YouTube Website/YouTube have fanart from the relevant season as the background image during the show.
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!!Kill Frosty
A morally questionable team of assassins is hired by Mayor Richman to '''Kill Frosty''', a giant fleshy snowman who has been wreaking havoc on the town in general and Gorbo's business in particular.
!!!Cast
* Brennan Blank as '''Herjolf''', human ranger.
* Dan Leonard as '''Gorbo Gutterslump''', goblin artificer.
* Joa as '''Olli''', gnome rogue.
* Chris Larios as the DM.
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A morally questionable team of assassins is hired by Mayor Richman to '''Kill Frosty''', a giant fleshy snowman who has been wreaking havoc on the town in general and Gorbo's business in particular.
!!!Cast
* Brennan Blank as '''Herjolf''', human ranger.
* Dan Leonard as '''Gorbo Gutterslump''', goblin artificer.
* Joa as '''Olli''', gnome rogue.
* Chris Larios as the DM.
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* Sophie as '''Phillippa''', aarakocra druid.
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'''Season 8''', '''"Grendel"''', is about the watchmen of a friendly village at the foot of the tallest mountain, frequented by travellers attempting to reach the portal at its peak.
!!!Cast
* Chris Larios as '''The Genius of Grendel''', goblin warlock.
* Laura Kate Dale as '''Neellith''', squidling bard.
* [[LetsPlay/GeekRemix Mari]] as '''Slime''', zombie wizard.
* Michael "Skitch" Schiciano as '''Aze''', hobgoblin druid.
* Austin Yorski as the DM.
'''Season 8''', '''"Grendel"''', is about the watchmen of a friendly village at the foot of the tallest mountain, frequented by travellers attempting to reach the portal at its peak.
!!!Cast
* Chris Larios as '''The Genius of Grendel''', goblin warlock.
* Laura Kate Dale as '''Neellith''', squidling bard.
* [[LetsPlay/GeekRemix Mari]] as '''Slime''', zombie wizard.
* Michael "Skitch" Schiciano as '''Aze''', hobgoblin druid.
* Austin Yorski as the DM.
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* [[LetsPlay/GeekRemix Mari]] as '''[[TheUnpronouncable WRREAH]]''', another octopus.
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* FictionalConstellations: In season 8, Skitch's character is a Hobgoblin Circle of Stars druid called Azé. To match the setting, he created his own zodiac (for example, The Archer is replaced with The Hand).
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* SpinOff: The show itself is technically spun off of Word Funk. More traditionally, the credits section has been spun off into its own show on account of running on too long.
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!!Credits
Because the '''Credits''' got too long to leave in each episode, the credit section has spun off into its own monthly show. Lauren and Joa read off the Patreon supporters and make jokes.
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Because the '''Credits''' got too long to leave in each episode, the credit section has spun off into its own monthly show. Lauren and Joa read off the Patreon supporters and make jokes.
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* BigBadEnsemble: The show follows the Podcast/WordFunk derived Meatwheel Mythos, with one spoke of the wheel coming in contact with one world at a time. Season 1 has the city of Stoneroot confronted by [[spoiler:The Hunger, Gorfinax]], and season 2 has Lorelei torn asunder by [[spoiler:The Sacrifice, Zavala.]] Season 3 has [[spoiler:Guilt, or Aurora, who is not a BigBad and more of a CosmicKeystone, and later Death who seems to fit the Big Bad bill much more.]] Other spokes mentioned that have not yet come into play include the Stillness, the Convergence, the Kingship, and the Uniformity. [[spoiler: Season 5's spoke has been confirmed to be Synchronicity.]]
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* BigBadEnsemble: The show follows the Podcast/WordFunk derived Meatwheel Mythos, with one spoke of the wheel coming in contact with one world at a time. Season 1 has the city of Stoneroot confronted by [[spoiler:The Hunger, Gorfinax]], and season 2 has Lorelei torn asunder by [[spoiler:The Sacrifice, Zavala.]] Season 3 has [[spoiler:Guilt, or Aurora, who is not a BigBad and more of a CosmicKeystone, and later Death who seems to fit the Big Bad bill much more.]] Other spokes mentioned that have not yet come into play include the Stillness, the Convergence, the Kingship, and the Uniformity. [[spoiler: Season 5's spoke has been confirmed to be Synchronicity. Season 6 was Life, making limited resurrection possible again and threatening existence as a whole from an ancient entity returning to life.]]
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** Multiple {{NPCs}} planned to be season ending bosses get killed by Lauren before the mid-season is reached.
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** Multiple {{NPCs}} [=NPCs=] planned to be season ending bosses get killed by Lauren before the mid-season is reached.
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** Starting midway through Season 3, episodes uploaded to YouTube have fanart from the relevant season as the background image during the show.
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* RecurringElement: The platonic form of potential has popped up in some form multiple times. Its physical embodiment is [[EldritchAbomination Gorfinax]], the BigBad of Stoneroot; it later shows up in Markov as a pair of soul-bound flails; And in Wormwood, God-King Wolfram is the Conduit of Potential.
** Notably, each iteration also has something to do with sacrificing someone's potential. The sacrifices to Gorfinax are actually Gorfinax eating the potential of their future lives, the Flails of Gorfinax devour the [[CessationOfExistence potential afterlife of their wielder]], and Wolfram uses his conduit to steal the potential from anyone who sleeps on the salt.
** Notably, each iteration also has something to do with sacrificing someone's potential. The sacrifices to Gorfinax are actually Gorfinax eating the potential of their future lives, the Flails of Gorfinax devour the [[CessationOfExistence potential afterlife of their wielder]], and Wolfram uses his conduit to steal the potential from anyone who sleeps on the salt.
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* RecurringElement: HeroicLineage: The Valamin family plays a major role across multiple seasons.
** They're introduced with Alias Valamin as a player character in Lorelei, and the family is a major power among the Eladrin.
** Alias' son Mardis shows up in Ilium [[spoiler:and helps provide Valamin-backed military support during the battle with Dora's forces.]]
** In Valentine [[spoiler:Ed shares his mind with Mardis' platonic ideal form.]]
** In a comparatively unassuming role, Meldamere Valamin is a professor at Shardpoint Academy.
* RecurringElement:
** The platonic form of potential has popped up in some form multiple times. Its physical embodiment is [[EldritchAbomination Gorfinax]], the BigBad of Stoneroot; it later shows up in Markov as a pair of soul-bound flails; And in Wormwood, God-King Wolfram is the Conduit of Potential.
** *** Notably, each iteration also has something to do with sacrificing someone's potential. The sacrifices to Gorfinax are actually Gorfinax eating the potential of their future lives, the Flails of Gorfinax devour the [[CessationOfExistence potential afterlife of their wielder]], and Wolfram uses his conduit to steal the potential from anyone who sleeps on the salt.salt.
** A few characters throughout the series have Austin doing an accent based on his Ukrainian family members. While he's no stranger to recycling accents from season to season, he's stated that he gives the Ukrainian accent to his favorite character for that season.
** They're introduced with Alias Valamin as a player character in Lorelei, and the family is a major power among the Eladrin.
** Alias' son Mardis shows up in Ilium [[spoiler:and helps provide Valamin-backed military support during the battle with Dora's forces.]]
** In Valentine [[spoiler:Ed shares his mind with Mardis' platonic ideal form.]]
** In a comparatively unassuming role, Meldamere Valamin is a professor at Shardpoint Academy.
* RecurringElement:
** The platonic form of potential has popped up in some form multiple times. Its physical embodiment is [[EldritchAbomination Gorfinax]], the BigBad of Stoneroot; it later shows up in Markov as a pair of soul-bound flails; And in Wormwood, God-King Wolfram is the Conduit of Potential.
** A few characters throughout the series have Austin doing an accent based on his Ukrainian family members. While he's no stranger to recycling accents from season to season, he's stated that he gives the Ukrainian accent to his favorite character for that season.
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* RecurringElement: The platonic form of potential has popped up in some form multiple times. Its physical embodiment is [[EldritchAbomination Gorfinax]], the BigBad of Stoneroot; it later shows up in Markov as a pair of soul-bound flails; And in Wormwood, God-King Wolfram is the Conduit of Potential.
** Notably, each iteration also has something to do with sacrificing someone's potential. The sacrifices to Gorfinax are actually Gorfinax eating the potential of their future lives, the Flails of Gorfinax devour the [[CessationOfExistence potential afterlife of their wielder]], and Wolfram uses his conduit to steal the potential from anyone who sleeps on the salt.
** Notably, each iteration also has something to do with sacrificing someone's potential. The sacrifices to Gorfinax are actually Gorfinax eating the potential of their future lives, the Flails of Gorfinax devour the [[CessationOfExistence potential afterlife of their wielder]], and Wolfram uses his conduit to steal the potential from anyone who sleeps on the salt.
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** Season 3: Trinity, Rolan's horse, is smarter than Anne. Skitch specifically called back to "is it smarter than Anne" when introducing Trinity.
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** Season 3: Trinity, Rolan's Rolen's horse, is smarter than Anne. Skitch specifically called back to "is it smarter than Anne" when introducing Trinity.
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'''Season 7''', '''"Avellone"''', is set in an alternate TableTopGame/DarkSun setting and its apocalyptic nature is the eventual result of what happened during Season 6.
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'''Season 7''', '''"Avellone"''', '''"Wormwood"''', is set in an alternate TableTopGame/DarkSun setting and its apocalyptic nature is the eventual result of what happened during Season 6.
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* ReplacedTheThemeMusic: From Lorelei onwards the theme music changes midway through each season. This typically accompanies some kind of tonal shift or plot development.
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* ReplacedTheThemeMusic: From Lorelei onwards the theme music changes midway through each season. This typically accompanies some kind of tonal shift or plot development.
-->'''Austin''': We also have new music. Are you excited for that?\\
'''Lauren''': Oh shit, we do? Is it 'cause we did big shit?
-->'''Austin''': We also have new music. Are you excited for that?\\
'''Lauren''': Oh shit, we do? Is it 'cause we did big shit?
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** In the one-shot ''Law Offices of Guns, Puns and Justice'', Judgebot 02 mentions that his "justice style is ''swift''", referencing the modron Swift Justice from season 2.
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* Conrad Zimmerman as '''Brother Kortan''', mul bard.
* Laura Kate Dale as '''Vindras''', thri-kreen cleric.
* Laura Kate Dale as '''Vindras''', thri-kreen cleric.
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* Conrad Zimmerman as '''Brother Kortan''', Khorton''', mul bard.
* Laura Kate Dale as'''Vindras''', '''Vindrass''', thri-kreen cleric.
* Laura Kate Dale as
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* Chris Larios as ''' ''', '''Sabrina Wolfram''', ice genasi sorcerer.
