Blunt "Yes": When Sips asks Xanu if the current Foreclaimers deserve to die for the sins of their ancestors generations ago, he replies yes without hesitation. From Nobody to Nightmare: Bouclaire started out as a young girl with ambitions in some nowhere town. Thanks to a single poisoned potato that survived Sips' inferno, she made her way to a different country, charmed her way into the royal family, removed the king and queen and forced her older adoptive sisters into giving up the throne and becoming her guards. Then she killed Erina's family and waged war against the neighbouring country, all the while ruling her nation with an iron fist. Uplifted Animal: Sips is a normal animal that, thanks to his transplanted arm, was subjected to the Awaken spell. When flying to keep pace with the player, the Volt Bunny emits a decent amount of light while moving erratically, which can spread light over an area. If there are no available tiles for the pet to "sit on" like when climbing walls or flying, the Volt Bunny will constantly jump around too.

Sips seems to have a clear origin story, being the test subject of an insane witch doctor which resulted in him being awakened. However Quinn-Ora states that there are parts of his awakening that Sips does not remember which factor into his intelligence and ability to use magic. Quinn-Ora had also implanted a large fragment of Xanu's crystal in Sips in an attempt to create a superpowered minion, but Xanu unexpectedly granted Sips true intelligence and magic.Content Warnings: Dingo starts of especially violent episodes by drawing attention to the series being meant for 14+ audiences. note While she gave content warnings before 2020, they were more trigger warnings. Her giving specific warnings about mature audiences from 2020 on might be due to some at the time recent youtube controversy that required videos to either be for kids or for adults, and videos that didn't specify that distinction early on could get hit with lawsuits Also, Sips accidentally curses Gorthan into a Ythrak for a while. It actually lets him save the day at one point. Magical Girl: Erina's class is flavored after this trope though we don't see her do a lot of magical girl stuff. The transformation itself isn't shown until Episode 14, where she's shown to fight by throwing orbs and has a blinged out trenchcoat, hat, and glasses. Put on a Bus: Gorthan and Julian had to leave because their players had a baby. Presumably through adoption or childbirth, but knowing this party, stealing one is a possibility.

Oh, Crap!: Often combined with a Little "No" for this group as "Oh no." Usually when they realize someone failed an important save or Sips curses someone without meaning to. Or the GM realizes the implications of something that just happened.Gothi may be the most level-headed of the group, but if you so much as THINK about hurting Jawbone, she will end you. Quinn-Ora, the villain of the first five episodes of Fools' Gold. She awakened Sips by replacing his hand with a crocodile arm, which is slowly cursing Sips, and treats the act like it was barely worth remembering. Barbie Doll Anatomy: Or in Xanu's case, Ken Doll Anatomy. Sips is disturbed to see his illusion naked, regardless of this trope. Superpowered Evil Side: In episode 10, a prank gone wrong leads to Sips losing all control, leading to a massacre and strange shift in personality. It makes another brief appearance in episode 15, as Sips has finished Dreaming of Times Gone By, to devour Bouclaire's crystal. Turns out he has two evil sides. The Chaotic Evil curse from Quinn-Ora's crocodile hand and Xanu, who would be decent except for his desire to commit genocide.

God Save Us from the Queen!: Bouclaire seized control of all food and water supplies in the kingdom when she came to power. If even one person agitated against her, she would poison the local water supply and kill everyone in the area. Gothi is the only person Xanu is willing to spare from his intended genocide of the Foreclaimers, because her “defect” of empathy led her to befriend him.While trying to clean up his temporary housing, Sips accidentally opens a portal to the Shadow Plane (called Shadowfell in later editions), a realm paralelling the material plane but filled with no emotions but despair.