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Dungeons & Dragons

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Dungeons & Dragons	comment	Advertisement:propertag.cmd.push(function() { proper_display('tvtropes_mobile_ad_1'); })Dungeons & Dragons (often referred to by fans as the "D&DC"note C is for cartoon in order to distinguish it from the game) was an animated television series based on the role-playing game. The show was produced by Marvel Productions and broadcast from 1983 to 1985 on Saturday mornings on CBS. The premise had six friends (Hank, Diana, Eric, Presto, Sheila and Bobby) take a ride in an amusement park and suddenly find themselves in a Heroic Fantasy setting simply called The Realm. They are instantly garbed in clothes fitting their character classes and quickly gain a companion in a unicorn foal named Uni. A Mysterious Benefactor, known only as Dungeon Master, gives each of them an enchanted item to help them survive in that world and promises to help them find a way home.Together, the kids look for a way home... but the malevolent villain, Venger, is determined to hunt down the items they carry as a means of gaining supreme power. Dungeon Master mysteriously appears at seemingly random times, restricting his help to quest assignments and giving advice in the form of cryptic riddles that frustrate the kids to no end.Advertisement:propertag.cmd.push(function() { proper_display('tvtropes_mobile_ad_2'); })This cartoon has the distinction of being one of the few Hasbro-related cartoons not owned by Hasbro. Instead, the cartoon is the property of Disney, who acquired the cartoon along with the majority of Marvel Productions' cartoons when they bought Fox Kids in 2001. This is because Hasbro had no ownership of Dungeons and Dragons at the time of production (they were still with TSR, Inc. prior to that company's sale to Wizards of the Coast, a Hasbro subsidiary). This may explain why Hasbro hasn't acknowledged the cartoon much compared to other Hasbro-based cartoons.For the tabletop game this is based on, see Dungeons & Dragons.
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Dungeons & Dragons / int_146f4e0	type	Blind Without 'Em
Dungeons & Dragons / int_146f4e0	comment	Blind Without 'Em: That is Presto the Magician's major physical problem.
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Dungeons & Dragons / int_153299b4	type	Boisterous Bruiser
Dungeons & Dragons / int_153299b4	comment	Boisterous Bruiser: Ramoud from "City On The Edge Of Midnight".
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Dungeons & Dragons / int_16365fa0	type	You Fool!
Dungeons & Dragons / int_16365fa0	comment	You Fool!: The Catchphrase "You fool!" is a favorite of bombastic villains everywhere, and Venger is no exception.
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Dungeons & Dragons / int_1645005b	type	Evil Versus Evil
Dungeons & Dragons / int_1645005b	comment	Evil vs. Evil: Venger and Tiamat despise each other. It's implied in at least one episode that the reason he wants the kids' weapons is to use them to fight her.
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Dungeons & Dragons / int_178ca149	type	The Worf Effect
Dungeons & Dragons / int_178ca149	comment	The Worf Effect: A weird example, but Hank's bow. The only times he ever shoots a monster with it, it does no damage, to show how incredibly tough they are.
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Dungeons & Dragons / int_18d420b0	type	Lovable Coward
Dungeons & Dragons / int_18d420b0	comment	Lovable Coward: Eric's usual response to danger is to run away and hide. The one time he declared "Everybody get behind my shield!", his compatriots afterward expressed surprise that he'd actually grown a backbone for a second or two. He got the Golden Grimoire book and was willing to pull a Heroic Sacrifice to send the gang back home.
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Dungeons & Dragons / int_1b68ff00	type	The Chick
Dungeons & Dragons / int_1b68ff00	comment	The Chick: Sheila, also the Team Mom note Justified, since the youngest of her teammates is her little brother.
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Dungeons & Dragons / int_1c3423d6	type	The Quest
Dungeons & Dragons / int_1c3423d6	comment	The Quest: For the kids, trying to find a way home. For the Dungeon Master, trying to save his son.
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Dungeons & Dragons / int_1cc2ea8d	type	Villain Ball
Dungeons & Dragons / int_1cc2ea8d	comment	Villain Ball: In at least one instance, just letting the kids go home would have both rid Venger of their perennial interference and left him free to grab their magic weapons and a very powerful grimoire. This was apparently not evil enough for him.
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Dungeons & Dragons / int_1d3e44f5	type	Artifact of Attraction
Dungeons & Dragons / int_1d3e44f5	comment	Artifact of Attraction: The Stone of Astra which is an incredibly powerful magical weapon, but which is at least heavily implied to be cursed into causing everyone who sees it to want it for themselves.
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Dungeons & Dragons / int_1e1aa82a	type	Diabolus ex Machina
Dungeons & Dragons / int_1e1aa82a	comment	Diabolus ex Machina: All too often, a chance to go home is ruined by something like this. One time when they came the closest (they were actually back in the amusement park) Venger managed to follow them. Because fighting him there was impossible (their weapons didn't work in their world, but his magic clearly did) and he was more than willing to do to Earth what he had done to the Realm, they had no choice but to trick him into chasing them back to the Realm. (And ironically, protecting their world and many others from Venger at the cost of their freedom seemed a common theme.)
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Dungeons & Dragons / int_1f7c89f6	type	Nigh-Invulnerability
Dungeons & Dragons / int_1f7c89f6	comment	Nigh-Invulnerability: Tiamat the dragon queen. All the young heroes can do is defend themselves and run from her.
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Dungeons & Dragons / int_21d70919	type	Crapsack World
Dungeons & Dragons / int_21d70919	comment	Crapsack World: At the start of the series, the forces of evil have dominated the Realm for hundreds of years, destroying or imprisoning any forces of good and reducing the Realm to evil swamps, dark forests, and wastelands with most of its inhabitants living in fear in scattered villages or small towns. Fortunately, the efforts of the heroes slowly breathe new life into dead areas, bring back lost heroes, and vanquish some of the evils terrorizing the land.
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Dungeons & Dragons / int_259d5879	type	Anachronism Stew
Dungeons & Dragons / int_259d5879	comment	Anachronism Stew: Presto's spells from the Hat of the Magician tend to conjure up items that would be unfamiliar in a fantasy world, but familiar to someone from circa 1980's Earth, such as a stop sign, a Frisbee, a spray gun full of weed killer, a corded telephone, a gas mask, an electric fan, an electric blanket, a road map of Pittsburgh, sticks of dynamite, and a fire extinguisher. Presto conjures up a whole pile of modern junk in "The Dungeon At The Heart Of Dawn".
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Dungeons & Dragons / int_260926c3	type	Failure Is the Only Option
Dungeons & Dragons / int_260926c3	comment	Failure Is the Only Option: Finding a way to get home permanently, of course. Though despite their constant failure to ever successfully reach home, an episode featuring a girl who has psychic visions confirmed that eventually they will one day succeed in returning. In another episode they actually do make it home, but Venger follows them. The kids find out their weapons don't work in the normal world, and have to ride the roller coaster again to get to a place where they can actually fight Venger.
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Dungeons & Dragons / int_26ac510e	type	Mythology Gag
Dungeons & Dragons / int_26ac510e	comment	Mythology Gag: The series is full of shout-outs to the tabletop RPG it draws its inspiration from. Lukion is recognizable as a "Shambling Mound", an animate mass of swamp-plants loosely inspired by Swamp Thing and Man-Thing. The episode featuring him, "Prison Without Walls," was written by Steve Gerber, creator of Man-Thing. Bullywugs are low-level swamp-dwelling evil mooks, essentially goblins that look like humanoid frogs. The green-skinned, vaguely porcine appearance of the orcs is actually how they were rendered in D&D at this time; they didn't begin moving to their more simian-esque Frazetta Man look until towards the end of 2nd edition, and it didn't become standard until 3rd. Tiamat is the five-headed Goddess of Chromatic Dragons from the game. Lolth, Demon Queen of Spiders, actually appears in one episode and is referred to by name. A pair of Gold Dragons, one of the few species of good dragons, appear in one episode. At the end of "Valley of the Unicorns", Venger finishes off Kelek with an imprisonment spell from the 1e Players Handbook. Hector the Halfling's ability to disappear and reappear indicated to astute watchers that he wasn't what he seemed, since halflings are explicitly non-magical in the 1e AD&D rules.
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Dungeons & Dragons / int_26b2747	type	Alliterative Title
Dungeons & Dragons / int_26b2747	comment	Alliterative Title
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Dungeons & Dragons / int_26b5058e	type	Lame Rhyme Dodge
Dungeons & Dragons / int_26b5058e	comment	Lame Rhyme Dodge:
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Dungeons & Dragons / int_2711e392	type	The Complainer Is Always Wrong
Dungeons & Dragons / int_2711e392	comment	The Complainer Is Always Wrong: The reason behind Eric's creation, dictated largely by Executive Meddling — and the reason series co-developer Mark Evanier particularly disliked the character. Subverted in the second season a good number of times, though. The Dungeonmaster declares that the Cavalier is "right" more times than he does of any of the other characters.
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Dungeons & Dragons / int_28cd01ca	type	Disappeared Dad
Dungeons & Dragons / int_28cd01ca	comment	Disappeared Dad: It's hinted in "City At the Edge of Midnight" that Eric is estranged from his father in the real world.
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Dungeons & Dragons / int_295c0923	type	Weirdness Search and Rescue
Dungeons & Dragons / int_295c0923	comment	Weirdness Search and Rescue: Dungeon Master pops in Once an Episode to dispense advice to the characters lost from our world.
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Dungeons & Dragons / int_2a73577e	type	Fur Bikini
Dungeons & Dragons / int_2a73577e	comment	Fur Bikini: Diana's outfit.
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Dungeons & Dragons / int_2ae29c0d	type	The Dreaded
Dungeons & Dragons / int_2ae29c0d	comment	The Dreaded: Almost everyone in the world is terrified of Venger. Venger, in turn, will turn and flee when Tiamat is nearby. And the Ultimate Evil in "Dungeon At The Heart Of Dawn" scares even the normally-unflappable Dungeon Master.
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Dungeons & Dragons / int_2af6bbeb	type	Break the Haughty
Dungeons & Dragons / int_2af6bbeb	comment	Break the Haughty: Eric
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Dungeons & Dragons / int_2d364c81	type	Tomboy and Girly Girl
Dungeons & Dragons / int_2d364c81	comment	Tomboy and Girly Girl: Diana is the Tomboy to Sheila's Girly Girl.
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Dungeons & Dragons / int_3318a1cb	type	Distant Finale
Dungeons & Dragons / int_3318a1cb	comment	Distant Finale: In the comic Forgotten Realms: The Grand Tour, the heroes help Presto in asking for an apprenticeship from Elminster. In Baldur's Gate II, the group's fate may have been a Total Party Kill from Tiamat. There's a Brazillian car commercial that actually has the group finally return home.
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Dungeons & Dragons / int_334e48a1	type	After the End
Dungeons & Dragons / int_334e48a1	comment	After the End: When the kids arrive in the Realm, Venger has already ruled it for the better part of a millennium, leaving only small villages and a handful of fortified cities separated by miles of wilderness and wasteland.
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Dungeons & Dragons / int_348e5217	type	Lap Pillow
Dungeons & Dragons / int_348e5217	comment	Lap Pillow: Sheila does this for several characters through the course of the series, probably as part of her Team Mom duties. Notable examples include Terry in "The Girl Who Dreamed Tomorrow", and Presto in "The Last Illusion."
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Dungeons & Dragons / int_34dcfc96	type	Kick the Dog
Dungeons & Dragons / int_34dcfc96	comment	Kick the Dog: Venger does this in "The Dragon's Graveyard" by fatally injuring Uni. Not a smart move since it only makes the kids more determined to kill him off for real.
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Dungeons & Dragons / int_34e05535	type	Rummage Fail
Dungeons & Dragons / int_34e05535	comment	Rummage Fail: Presto's magic hat.
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Dungeons & Dragons / int_35b241c0	type	Ooh, Me Accent's Slipping
Dungeons & Dragons / int_35b241c0	comment	Ooh, Me Accent's Slipping: Sir John in "Eye of the Beholder" has the worst English accent since Dick Van Dyke, while Josef Müller in "The Time Lost" cannot properly pronounce even his own German name.
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Dungeons & Dragons / int_37f9376a	type	Barrier Maiden
Dungeons & Dragons / int_37f9376a	comment	Barrier Maiden: Varla is both this and a Reality Warper.
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Dungeons & Dragons / int_3946634e	type	The Smart Guy
Dungeons & Dragons / int_3946634e	comment	The Smart Guy: Presto
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Dungeons & Dragons / int_3b113b7	type	Character Development
Dungeons & Dragons / int_3b113b7	comment	Character Development: Eric becomes generally less selfish and obnoxious over the course of the series. By "The Winds of Darkness" he's even stepping up to lead the party when Hank's not available, and the only one who doesn't think about giving up after the Darkling takes Hank.
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Dungeons & Dragons / int_3b99a9e0	type	Reality Warper
Dungeons & Dragons / int_3b99a9e0	comment	Reality Warper: Varla the Illusionist
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Dungeons & Dragons / int_3ccaf3ac	type	No Swastikas
Dungeons & Dragons / int_3ccaf3ac	comment	No Swastikas: One episode featured Venger messing with a time portal to our world, hoping to erase the kids from history by arming a Nazi fighter pilot with a futuristic jet fighter. Luckily for the kids, the pilot was a Turncoat who loathed Hitler's regime (and hit it off with Diana, too). More to the point, the tell-tale armband that he tries to ditch lost the swastika it bore in the story-boards and turned into a Balkankreuz. (It even has a red circle on a white background, no less! Which Axis power did he fly for, again?)
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Dungeons & Dragons / int_40c57041	type	Manipulative Bastard
Dungeons & Dragons / int_40c57041	comment	Manipulative Bastard: Venger is always this to heroes on their journey, playing on their desire to go home or empathy with others. One example is in "The Last Illusion", where he manipulates villagers into killing the gang.
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Dungeons & Dragons / int_420081bf	type	Alien Sky
Dungeons & Dragons / int_420081bf	comment	Alien Sky: The Realm has four suns and three moons. In the (never-produced) finale, the lizardmen get to return to their own world, which is a lush jungle realm with three red suns in its sky. We also would have been treated to the view of the sky off the edge of the world. A fairly common feature of the sky is floating islands.
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Dungeons & Dragons / int_44a1dd10	type	King Incognito
Dungeons & Dragons / int_44a1dd10	comment	King Incognito: The heroes once met a traveling merchant looking for his missing daughter. In the end, the Dungeon Master revealed the "Merchant" was actually a King going Incognito to make the search easier.
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Dungeons & Dragons / int_461defa0	type	Two-Faced
Dungeons & Dragons / int_461defa0	comment	Two-Faced: The queen of the city of Torad in "Child of the Stargazer" appears human at first until she removes the hood that obscures the left side of her face. It is then revealed she is half demon (in a more literal sense than usual).
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Dungeons & Dragons / int_474e3977	type	You Have Failed Me
Dungeons & Dragons / int_474e3977	comment	You Have Failed Me: Venger's master, The Nameless One, turns on him for failing to achieve complete mastery of The Realm. Venger himself seems to have a less-than-patient attitude towards minions who disappoint him.
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Dungeons & Dragons / int_4781adbb	type	Jerk with a Heart of Gold
Dungeons & Dragons / int_4781adbb	comment	Jerk with a Heart of Gold: Eric the Cavalier is egotistical, prickly, and cowardly a lot of the time, but in a crunch, he is as heroic as the rest (if not even more) and eventually improves over the series. The people behind the scenes didn't seem to think kids would notice his good qualities. There was a line of tie-in "choose your own adventure" style books where the reader gets to control each of the kids, but in one you play Eric's brother Michael rather than Eric himself. Presumably because they figured nobody would want to play him. Really shines through in "City On The Edge of Midnight." When the kids find the portal leads to the dimension imprisoning Rhamuud's daughter (and several other kids), he's actually gung-ho about going in there and taking down the big bad. The Fan Fic for the series not only notices but also amps up the heart of gold part and exploits the gamer's maxim of "never trust a smiling Dungeon Master."
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Dungeons & Dragons / int_47fea76b	type	Butt-Monkey
Dungeons & Dragons / int_47fea76b	comment	Butt Monkeys: Eric; Presto when his spells don't work.
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Dungeons & Dragons / int_485eb589	type	Sealed Evil in a Can
Dungeons & Dragons / int_485eb589	comment	Sealed Evil in a Can: Karena; the Balefire.
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Dungeons & Dragons / int_49d59be9	type	Scenery Porn
Dungeons & Dragons / int_49d59be9	comment	Scenery Porn: Whoever painted the backgrounds created a Realm that was beautiful and alien and dangerous all at once.
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Dungeons & Dragons / int_4b32995a	type	Friend-or-Idol Decision
Dungeons & Dragons / int_4b32995a	comment	Friend or Idol Decision: The gang has faced this dilemma at least three times, when they've had to sacrifice a way home for the greater good.
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Dungeons & Dragons / int_4cf1658	type	Commander Contrarian
Dungeons & Dragons / int_4cf1658	comment	Commander Contrarian: Eric again.
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Dungeons & Dragons / int_4de1a4f7	type	Improvised Weapon
Dungeons & Dragons / int_4de1a4f7	comment	Improvised Weapon: In order to avoid retaliation from the Media Watchdogs, Hank's energy bow and Bobby's megaton club could only be used directly against enemies who'd either shrug off the attack or were guaranteed to deflect it. In order to deal with the lesser Mooks, they use their weapons in creative indirect ways. Bobby scares enemies off by knocking down trees near them or creating shockwaves. Hank has been seen to use his arrows to ensnare groups of enemies, clip the wings of giant wasps, or fuse the legs of an iron giant together to trip him up. The stuff that comes out of Presto's hat usually counts, since it never produces conventional weapons. Examples are a fire-hose against a lava dragon, an electric fan against a swarm of giant insects, and a collection of marbles to send approaching enemies to the floor. Although in the game, marbles are a standard weapon, and expected to be used this way.
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Dungeons & Dragons / int_500c55cf	type	Series Goal
Dungeons & Dragons / int_500c55cf	comment	Series Goal: Escape from The Realm and return to their own world. In the never-produced finale, the kids are offered a choice of either returning home or staying in The Realm to have more adventures.
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Dungeons & Dragons / int_500ecfb7	type	The Big Guy
Dungeons & Dragons / int_500ecfb7	comment	The Big Girl: Diana
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Dungeons & Dragons / int_5057d559	type	Kid-Appeal Character
Dungeons & Dragons / int_5057d559	comment	Kid-Appeal Character: Bobby
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Dungeons & Dragons / int_510e5a9	type	Sassy Black Woman
Dungeons & Dragons / int_510e5a9	comment	Sassy Black Woman: Diana is a teenage version of this.
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Dungeons & Dragons / int_53a7089a	type	Pint-Sized Powerhouse
Dungeons & Dragons / int_53a7089a	comment	Pint-Sized Powerhouse: Bobby, although it's likely his strength comes from his club. (The tie-in D&D book The Animated Series Handbook implies it's a bit of both - he's unusually strong to begin with, but the club enhances it further to superhuman levels).
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Dungeons & Dragons / int_5458df4f	type	Fan Remake
Dungeons & Dragons / int_5458df4f	comment	Fan Remake: Someone took the script for the unproduced final episode and turned it into a comic as seen here. Sadly it's only in Portuguese. Someone else actually animated the final episode with recycled scenes of the series and fan animation and voices as seen here.
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Dungeons & Dragons / int_554063c6	type	If You Kill Him, You Will Be Just Like Him!
Dungeons & Dragons / int_554063c6	comment	If You Kill Him, You Will Be Just Like Him: At the climax of "The Dragon's Graveyard", Hank is ready to bring the group's plan to "get rid of Venger once and for all" to fruition, but relents at the last moment when he realizes that finishing off his helpless foe—or worse—is what Venger would have done.
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Dungeons & Dragons / int_558f5da6	type	Cryptic Conversation
Dungeons & Dragons / int_558f5da6	comment	Cryptic Conversation: Dungeon Master, all the time, to the point where the characters start lampshading it. In one episode, the kids figure out that they're talking to a Dungeon Master impostor, because his answers aren't cryptic enough.
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Dungeons & Dragons / int_58b42f3d	type	Trickster Mentor
Dungeons & Dragons / int_58b42f3d	comment	Trickster Mentor: Dungeon Master is constantly providing partial or deliberately confusing information.
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Dungeons & Dragons / int_5989e3b6	type	Enemy Mine
Dungeons & Dragons / int_5989e3b6	comment	Enemy Mine: Venger and the kids team up against a greater threat a couple of times, most notably against Venger's master in "Dungeon at the Heart of Dawn". In "The Dragon's Graveyard", Tiamat is no friend to the kids (she's evil, after all), but she's willing to assist them in their plan to get rid of Venger, since she hates Venger a lot more.
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Dungeons & Dragons / int_598c4d8a	type	A Pupil of Mine Until He Turned to Evil
Dungeons & Dragons / int_598c4d8a	comment	A Pupil of Mine Until He Turned to Evil: Venger's origin; he was the Dungeon Master's pupil, long ago, but became corrupt and evil.
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Dungeons & Dragons / int_5a1819b7	type	PantyShot
Dungeons & Dragons / int_5a1819b7	comment	Panty Shot: Sheila gets a brief but blatant one in the first episode alone.
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Dungeons & Dragons / int_5b8f0bea	type	Ultimate Evil
Dungeons & Dragons / int_5b8f0bea	comment	Ultimate Evil: The Nameless One, boss of Venger, is a hugely powerful and evil being that destroys worlds just because he feels like it. Its body is permanently wrapped up in a massive tornado that reaches the clouds, and its real aspect is never shown. You can only see its glowing eyes.
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Dungeons & Dragons / int_5beef860	type	Why Did It Have to Be Snakes?
Dungeons & Dragons / int_5beef860	comment	Why Did It Have to Be Snakes?: A whole episode has the kids facing their worst phobias (Sheila finds herself alone, Presto is blinded without his glasses, Diana sees herself aging rapidly, etc.). One may find Diana's fear to be a bit of Fridge Brilliance, when you stop and consider that she's a medal-winning gymnast, who tend to lose their prime before they even get a driver's license.
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Dungeons & Dragons / int_5d414804	type	Just Friends
Dungeons & Dragons / int_5d414804	comment	Just Friends: Unlike Bobby (Terri), Diana (Josef and Kosar) and Presto (Varla), Hank and Sheila never get a real romantic interest in any of the episodes. The character profiles on the DVD suggests there's a quiet sense of affection between the two. Nothing official ever develops between them on screen, though. The series bible, written by Mark Evanier, indicates that Sheila would "probably" like to be Hank's "steady," but that the kids' current predicament keeps her from acting on her feelings. Evanier's wording gives the impression that he was instructing the writers to play with the idea of Hank and Sheila together if they wanted to, but not to feel it was necessary. There are plenty of scenes that seem to indicate that the two have strong feelings for each other.
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Dungeons & Dragons / int_603b77ec	type	Savage Wolves
Dungeons & Dragons / int_603b77ec	comment	Savage Wolves: Minions for Kelek in "Valley of Unicorns"
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Dungeons & Dragons / int_60b21fa3	type	The Lancer
Dungeons & Dragons / int_60b21fa3	comment	The Lancer: Eric
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Dungeons & Dragons / int_6201e8b0	type	I Have Your Wife
Dungeons & Dragons / int_6201e8b0	comment	I Have Your Wife: "The Traitor": Bobby is held prisoner by Venger, and Hank is ordered to secretly help the villain or the boy dies.
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Dungeons & Dragons / int_6320eced	type	Gameplay and Story Segregation
Dungeons & Dragons / int_6320eced	comment	Gameplay and Story Segregation: The Dungeon Master is a mysterious character who participates in the story and interacts directly with the rest of the characters. In the tabletop game, the Dungeon Master is not a character within the game. The Dungeon Master sets up the campaign, runs the game, and can play the role of NPCs or monsters. The Beholder in the series shoots lightning from each eye of its tentacles, while in the game, each tentacle has a different ability. In "The Eye Of The Watchman", the comic adaptation of "The Eye Of The Beholder", the Beholder is called a Watchman. Presto does not demonstrate innate magical ability without his hat. In game terms, it is unclear if Presto is a true Magician or someone with high Intelligence and a Use Magic Device Skill. The Animated Series Handbook describes the Energy Bow as capable of radiating light and firing magic arrows, but does not have rules for its ability to create energy ropes and constructs such as ladders and bridges. The Animated Series Handbook describes Presto's Hat of Many Spells as a hat that creates necessary spell components for spells, can cast prepared spells as if cast from a spell book, and casts from a list of pre-written spells selected at random from a dice roll using the same rules as a Rod of Wonder. The provided table of random effects does not list the same effects as seen in the series, thus the spell table will have to be edited manually. In the series, Presto's spells are cast from Presto's Hat of the Magician, ignoring the typical requirement of spell components and spell preparation in favor of a rhyming incantation. The objects conjured from the hat do not have to be spell components. The conjured spells and objects are not entirely random, as they have some situational context and are typically relevant to the caster's desire for the spell to be helpful in the situation, though the conjured objects can be unexpected, unhelpful, or out of place.
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Dungeons & Dragons / int_63cf9a3	type	Rage Against the Mentor
Dungeons & Dragons / int_63cf9a3	comment	Rage Against the Mentor: One plot has the heroes, tired of the status quo, both setting out to finish Venger once and for all and demanding (and getting!) some straight answers from Dungeon Master, rather than his usual convoluted riddles.
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Dungeons & Dragons / int_642806ca	type	Who Dares?
Dungeons & Dragons / int_642806ca	comment	Who Dares??: Disturbing Tiamat's slumber is not something you want to do.
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Dungeons & Dragons / int_66f69cd4	type	Invisibility Cloak
Dungeons & Dragons / int_66f69cd4	comment	Invisibility Cloak: The "weapon" Dungeon Master gave Sheila. It gets a lot of use, partly because there are legitimately many applications, and partly because it's the only item that means less, not more, animation. Being a nonviolent stealth-based item, rather than an offensive weapon, also probably had something to do with it.
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Dungeons & Dragons / int_67677940	type	Giant Flyer
Dungeons & Dragons / int_67677940	comment	Giant Flyer: In "Day of the Dungeon Master", Eric summons a roc to serve the gang as "Bird-brain Airlines" — not entirely successfully.
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Dungeons & Dragons / int_68da6712	type	Canon Welding
Dungeons & Dragons / int_68da6712	comment	Canon Welding: The series shares aspects of the Forgotten Realms setting (which was first created a few years after the cartoon), due to the presence of Tiamat, a comic crossover with Elminster, and a mention in Baldur's Gate II. While 'the Realm' is not on the same planet, the tie-ins suggest that getting from one to the other is pretty easy by dimension-traveling standards. And again, with the inclusion of Lolth, this places their adventures in the Realms as well.
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Dungeons & Dragons / int_6bda9a30	type	Meaningful Name
Dungeons & Dragons / int_6bda9a30	comment	Meaningful Name: The gang's roles tend to match their personality. Eric is definitely cavalier.
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Dungeons & Dragons / int_6c3d1777	type	Magic A Is Magic A
Dungeons & Dragons / int_6c3d1777	comment	Magic A Is Magic A: On two occasions, DM states he cannot undo something due to magical incompatibility. The first when Eric is turned into a Bog Beast, and DM says it was not his magic that made the curse, so he can't undo it. The second is when Bobby is poisoned by a dragon, and DM states his magic cannot undo a natural cause, and they must find a natural cure. Of course, in both cases, he may have been lying to achieve his own goals.
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Dungeons & Dragons / int_7012424f	type	Stealth Hi/Bye
Dungeons & Dragons / int_7012424f	comment	Stealth Hi/Bye: Dungeon Master, all the time. Lampshaded constantly, to the point where both Uni and Eric are constantly trying to figure out how he does it.
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Dungeons & Dragons / int_716c0b1b	type	And the Adventure Continues
Dungeons & Dragons / int_716c0b1b	comment	And the Adventure Continues: Due to the below-mentioned handbook, and the open-ended nature of the cartoon's finale, they effectively have an endless series of adventures they could go on, and, more than likely, the fanbase have done entire year-long campaigns where they have explored much more of the world than Venger's small kingdom, with the party expanded and changed with the in-game years that they've been adventuring.
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Dungeons & Dragons / int_71a3a3c0	type	Fully Absorbed Finale
Dungeons & Dragons / int_71a3a3c0	comment	Fully Absorbed Finale: The main cast do eventually return home....in a Brazillian car commercial, of all things.
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Dungeons & Dragons / int_735e71c2	type	Recursive Canon
Dungeons & Dragons / int_735e71c2	comment	Recursive Canon: The show starts with the kids going on a D&D-themed ride at a theme park, suggesting the D&D games exist in their world. They are then sucked into the real world of Dungeons and Dragons. Incidentally, they don't seem to know anything about the D&D world, despite apparently having recognized the ride's theme.
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Dungeons & Dragons / int_7506ec90	type	Fashionable Asymmetry
Dungeons & Dragons / int_7506ec90	comment	Fashionable Asymmetry: Venger and his single head horn.
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Dungeons & Dragons / int_76b15b5b	type	Passionate Sports Girl
Dungeons & Dragons / int_76b15b5b	comment	Passionate Sports Girl: In our world, Diana is a gym practitioner.
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Dungeons & Dragons / int_792fef74	type	Cute, but Cacophonic
Dungeons & Dragons / int_792fef74	comment	Cute, but Cacophonic: Uni is exceptionally shrill.
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Dungeons & Dragons / int_7d81759e	type	Magical Land
Dungeons & Dragons / int_7d81759e	comment	Magical Land
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Dungeons & Dragons / int_82d2715f	type	Magitek
Dungeons & Dragons / int_82d2715f	comment	Magitek: Presto has been known to pull cannons, tanks, and even an aircraft carrier out of his hat. Also the episode where the gang has to rescue a group of alien kids whose spaceship crashed into the Realms.
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Dungeons & Dragons / int_84249fbc	type	Nerd Glasses
Dungeons & Dragons / int_84249fbc	comment	Nerd Glasses: Presto wears them, and it would be a major problem if he lost them.
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Dungeons & Dragons / int_8618825d	type	Portal Network
Dungeons & Dragons / int_8618825d	comment	Portal Network: The gem-studded valley in 'Prison Without Walls' turns out to be a deactivated one. In a larger sense, 'the Realm' has connections to a number of other worlds... though understandably the heroes are only principally concerned with connections to Earth.
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Dungeons & Dragons / int_8774fb47	type	Eldritch Abomination
Dungeons & Dragons / int_8774fb47	comment	Eldritch Abomination: When Venger's boss shows up. In the script for the unproduced finale, the group must face a giant amoeba that is immune to all of their attacks. The script actually describes it as a "Lovecraftian Horror."
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Dungeons & Dragons / int_8ad43dc9	type	Ragtag Bunch of Misfits
Dungeons & Dragons / int_8ad43dc9	comment	Ragtag Bunch of Misfits: The kids.
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Dungeons & Dragons / int_8e20979	type	Wham Episode
Dungeons & Dragons / int_8e20979	comment	Wham Episode: "The Dragon's Graveyard." The kids are frustrated with Venger destroying every chance they have of reaching home, and decide they need to stop him once and for all. By getting Tiamat to help them.
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Dungeons & Dragons / int_95265081	type	Leeroy Jenkins
Dungeons & Dragons / int_95265081	comment	Leeroy Jenkins: Bobby's tendency to do this is one of the main causes for Sheila's worry.
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Dungeons & Dragons / int_9578e935	type	Bare Your Midriff
Dungeons & Dragons / int_9578e935	comment	Bare Your Midriff: Diana while wearing her Fur Bikini.
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Dungeons & Dragons / int_970c790a	type	Big Bad
Dungeons & Dragons / int_970c790a	comment	Big Bad: Venger. Several other villains appear, but they tend to be associated with Venger (aside from Tiamat, who is his one unconquerable foe).
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Dungeons & Dragons / int_975ba595	type	Sleep Cute
Dungeons & Dragons / int_975ba595	comment	Sleep Cute: Hank and Sheila are frequently seen in this position in the background of scenes of the group relaxing.
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Dungeons & Dragons / int_9b06e314	type	Greater-Scope Villain
Dungeons & Dragons / int_9b06e314	comment	Greater-Scope Villain: In one episode we find out about Venger's boss, The Nameless One, a being so powerful and evil he destroys worlds. The kids only survive because he got bored and left to destroy some other world while they were taking refuge in the Underworld.
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Dungeons & Dragons / int_9b2cfbb4	type	Frazetta Man
Dungeons & Dragons / int_9b2cfbb4	comment	The green-skinned, vaguely porcine appearance of the orcs is actually how they were rendered in D&D at this time; they didn't begin moving to their more simian-esque Frazetta Man look until towards the end of 2nd edition, and it didn't become standard until 3rd.
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Dungeons & Dragons / int_9bcd82c0	type	Took a Level in Badass
Dungeons & Dragons / int_9bcd82c0	comment	Took a Level in Badass: Pretty much the whole group, by season 2.
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Dungeons & Dragons / int_9c6da551	type	SpotTheImpostor
Dungeons & Dragons / int_9c6da551	comment	Spot the Impostor: Zig-Zagged; Hank correctly spots an impostor Dungeon Master — because he's not talking in riddles — but the one he thinks is real is also an impostor.
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Dungeons & Dragons / int_9d725e12	type	FanFic
Dungeons & Dragons / int_9d725e12	comment	The Fan Fic for the series not only notices but also amps up the heart of gold part and exploits the gamer's maxim of "never trust a smiling Dungeon Master."
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Dungeons & Dragons / int_9fb2452d	type	Evil Is Not a Toy
Dungeons & Dragons / int_9fb2452d	comment	Evil Is Not a Toy: In "Treasure of Tardos", Venger uses a gargantuan dragon-demon hybrid to break down the gates to a city, but the beast fights free of his control and threatens to completely destroy the very realm he's trying to conquer.
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Dungeons & Dragons / int_a19cce82	type	Merchandise-Driven
Dungeons & Dragons / int_a19cce82	comment	Merchandise-Driven: The cartoon was greatly criticized during its run both for its violence and for being this. At least three characters, Kelek, Strongheart, and Warduke (with accompanying Nightmarenote wonder if Venger knew his steed was moonlighting?), had appeared as action figures and then as non-player characters for the game shortly before they appeared on the cartoon. Tiamat would appear as one in the cartoon's second year.
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Dungeons & Dragons / int_a1acc347	type	Wise Tree
Dungeons & Dragons / int_a1acc347	comment	Wise Tree: The Know Trees in "In Search of the Dungeon Master"
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Dungeons & Dragons / int_a2ff4e6f	type	Single Tear
Dungeons & Dragons / int_a2ff4e6f	comment	Single Tear: The animators loved using this with Sheila. Once it was used for a curse breaking effect in "The Garden of Zinn." They also use the Single Tear with her in the episode "City on the Edge of Midnight," when Rahmoud gives Sheila a doll belonging to his own missing daughter. Also used with Solinara in "The Treasure of Tardos".
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Dungeons & Dragons / int_a32334b4	type	Canon Discontinuity
Dungeons & Dragons / int_a32334b4	comment	Canon Discontinuity: Averted. The Animated Series Handbook is explicitly "designed to bridge the gap between the game and the animated series." Further stories unambiguously place the series in the Forgotten Realms setting.
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Dungeons & Dragons / int_a62dca03	type	Year Inside, Hour Outside
Dungeons & Dragons / int_a62dca03	comment	Year Inside, Hour Outside: Implied. In one episode, the kids meet a classmate who was kidnapped from his home by the villain. He mentions he saw them just before the weekend started, meaning the kids haven't missed a single school day on earth over the months they spent trapped in the Realm.
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Dungeons & Dragons / int_a63261bc	type	Imagination-Based Superpower
Dungeons & Dragons / int_a63261bc	comment	Imagination Based Super Power: Hank the Ranger's energy bow can be simply a weapon, but has many other uses.
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Dungeons & Dragons / int_a65288e2	type	Ascended Extra
Dungeons & Dragons / int_a65288e2	comment	Ascended Extra: The entire series and all the characters, as a special D&D handbook◊ came with the boxed DVD set that gives 3rd edition stats to the children, Venger and all of the weapons and equipment, along with other show-only aspects, effectively making the cartoon an official part of the D&D game. The kids are, however, far more powerful in the book than they appear to be in the series. Fridge Brilliance kicks in when you think that they likely have had several experiences SINCE the cartoon. This doesn't really hold up, as the module included in the box set is explicitly stated to take place immediately before the events of "Dragon's Graveyard." One episode featured a powerful mook of Venger, namely Lolth the Demon Queen of Spiders (as she is named by Venger). She is much less impressive in this incarnation than she appears in the Forgotten Realms series.
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Dungeons & Dragons / int_a7016efe	type	Lonely Rich Kid
Dungeons & Dragons / int_a7016efe	comment	Lonely Rich Kid: Eric is hinted to have been this in the real world—most notably when he comments that Ramoud in "City on the Edge of Midnight" (who they have known for one day) is "better than my dad ever was."
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Dungeons & Dragons / int_a7850fbf	type	Only Known by Their Nickname
Dungeons & Dragons / int_a7850fbf	comment	Only Known by Their Nickname: Presto, the wizard of the group, is never addressed by his real name.
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Dungeons & Dragons / int_a861560f	type	The Friend Nobody Likes
Dungeons & Dragons / int_a861560f	comment	The Friend Nobody Likes: Downplayed. Presto, Diana, Bobby, and Uni - and sometimes even Sheila - are pretty caustic about Eric (though he brings it on himself often). Eric doesn't hesitate to dish it back out: but they do have a genuine friendship.
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Dungeons & Dragons / int_a8a04f6f	type	And I Must Scream
Dungeons & Dragons / int_a8a04f6f	comment	And I Must Scream: Venger imprisons Kelek in a magical sphere beneath the earth, presumably conscious forever. Also, Dekion's curse. It looked like Kelek got hit with a First Edition imprisonment spell, which means he's in suspended animation. So good for him.
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Dungeons & Dragons / int_a939a527	type	Red Eyes, Take Warning
Dungeons & Dragons / int_a939a527	comment	Red Eyes, Take Warning: Venger
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Dungeons & Dragons / int_aa2bd65c	type	Mordor
Dungeons & Dragons / int_aa2bd65c	comment	Mordor: The wasteland around Venger's various fortresses.
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Dungeons & Dragons / int_ab17e948	type	Don't Touch It, You Idiot!
Dungeons & Dragons / int_ab17e948	comment	Don't Touch It, You Idiot!: Despite protests, Eric opens a locked box the kids are sent to find, and as a result summons ultimate evil to the Realm. The protests were along the lines of "Oh, hey, didn't DM say not to open it? Well, whatever." Dungeon Master even pointed out that Hank as good as gave Eric permission to do so. Eric makes a similar mistake in "Beauty and the Bogbeast" where he picks an enchanted flower Dungeon Master warned the kids not to touch (sort of). At least this one backfires only on himself. (Although it ultimately causes the kids to return to the Realm after actually making it home.)
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Dungeons & Dragons / int_ad62678e	type	Living Shadow
Dungeons & Dragons / int_ad62678e	comment	Living Shadow: Venger's servant, the Shadow Demon.
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Dungeons & Dragons / int_adb98918	type	All-Powerful Bystander
Dungeons & Dragons / int_adb98918	comment	All-Powerful Bystander: The Dungeon Master, who has access to items that can easily overpower and thwart Venger, can teleport anywhere, is nearly all knowing, incredibly powerful, and yet won't lift a finger to help the kids or anyone else out beyond cryptic clues. Seeing that Venger serves a Greater-Scope Villain that nearly killed Dungeon Master effortlessly, it may be that he is forbidden from interfering directly, lest Venger's boss decide to take a much more active role in subjugating The Realm. One episode outright states that Dungeon Master seeks Venger's redemption (think how much good a powerful entity such as he could do for the land!) not Venger's destruction, and the episode makes it clear that Dungeon Master is not in a position to guide Venger towards redemption but must rely entirely upon the teenaged heroes to bring Venger around.
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Dungeons & Dragons / int_add931af	type	I Choose to Stay
Dungeons & Dragons / int_add931af	comment	I Choose to Stay: In the script for the last episode, the kids are offered the choice to stay in the Realm to fight evil, though it's left open-ended as to what they decided.
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Dungeons & Dragons / int_aec3d8b2	type	Expository Theme Tune
Dungeons & Dragons / int_aec3d8b2	comment	Expository Theme Tune: The spoken voice-over by Dungeon Master dumps more information on the viewer than most actual episodes.
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Dungeons & Dragons / int_b00a7c5e	type	Robe and Wizard Hat
Dungeons & Dragons / int_b00a7c5e	comment	Robe and Wizard Hat: Presto
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Dungeons & Dragons / int_b06bbf4b	type	Be Careful What You Wish For
Dungeons & Dragons / int_b06bbf4b	comment	Be Careful What You Wish For: When Presto's hat works at all, it tends to produce what he asks for, but not what he really wants. (Like conjuring a cannon but no cannonball.) Although half the time, the result ends up being useful after all. In one case, he tells the hat to send an attacking orc "on a trip," and the orc is promptly dressed in Bermuda shorts and a flowered shirt, wielding a ukulele. Embarrassed, it flees. Probably his most successful hat pull that couldn't be used for anything was an actual full-sized battleship, but only using it as a wall.
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Dungeons & Dragons / int_b0cd3349	type	Fridge Brilliance
Dungeons & Dragons / int_b0cd3349	comment	One may find Diana's fear to be a bit of Fridge Brilliance, when you stop and consider that she's a medal-winning gymnast, who tend to lose their prime before they even get a driver's license.
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Dungeons & Dragons / int_b1346878	type	Fate Worse than Death
Dungeons & Dragons / int_b1346878	comment	Fate Worse than Death: Transforming his enemies into monsters, putting them into a prison suspended over a volcano, locking them up in other dimensions, turning them into undead slaves... let's just say that Venger is very fond of this trope.
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Dungeons & Dragons / int_b14e9e90	type	Kid Hero All Grown-Up
Dungeons & Dragons / int_b14e9e90	comment	Kid Hero All Grown Up: In the comic Forgotten Realms: The Grand Tour, the party has reached adulthood when they contact Elminster. Uni is absent, and the party appears to have different totems.
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Dungeons & Dragons / int_b58642b1	type	Trapped in Another World
Dungeons & Dragons / int_b58642b1	comment	Trapped in Another World: It's hinted through the series and confirmed in the unaired finale that everyone in the Realm is Trapped in Another World, or the descendants of those who were. In "Prison of Agony", the heroes meet a giant who's worse off then they are; not only is he unable to go home, he's being blackmailed into working for Venger, who threatened to destroy his homeworld.
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Dungeons & Dragons / int_b6060b7	type	Run or Die
Dungeons & Dragons / int_b6060b7	comment	Run or Die: The gang spends almost as much time running away as that other gang of meddling kids, and with much better reason.
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Dungeons & Dragons / int_b6ec7566	type	Twofer Token Minority
Dungeons & Dragons / int_b6ec7566	comment	Twofer Token Minority: Diana the Acrobat, being both black and female.
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Dungeons & Dragons / int_b905c10c	type	The Alcatraz
Dungeons & Dragons / int_b905c10c	comment	The Alcatraz: The Prison of Agony.
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Dungeons & Dragons / int_ba389b4	type	Swiss-Army Tears
Dungeons & Dragons / int_ba389b4	comment	Swiss Army Tears: Sheila breaks a spell on a cursed king in "The Garden of Zinn" with the Single Tear of gratitude after he helped save her brother.
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Dungeons & Dragons / int_bc74ef27	type	Berserk Button
Dungeons & Dragons / int_bc74ef27	comment	Berserk Button: Bobby is already the most impulsive member of the gang by far, but if Uni's threatened he tends to charge into the fray no matter WHAT the odds. Also, if someone so much looks cross-eyed at his older sister Sheila, they will get the literal "combat munchkin" charging at them.
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Dungeons & Dragons / int_bcfb2649	type	TheResolutionWillNotBeTelevised
Dungeons & Dragons / int_bcfb2649	comment	The Resolution Will Not Be Televised: The show was cancelled before the final episode was made. A script of it does exist and has been available from the writer's site. Ultimately the show was partly completed as the final episode was performed and released on the American DVD set as a radio play with Sheila's voice actress even reprising her role.
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Dungeons & Dragons / int_bf9163d9	type	Blonde, Brunette, Redhead
Dungeons & Dragons / int_bf9163d9	comment	Blonde, Brunette, Redhead: All six fall into this category. Hank (flaxen) and Bobby (honey blonde) are both blonde, Diana (dark brown) and Eric (black) are both brunettes, and Shiela (fiery red) and Presto (auburn) are both redheads.
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Dungeons & Dragons / int_c09dbbbb	type	Weaksauce Weakness
Dungeons & Dragons / int_c09dbbbb	comment	Weaksauce Weakness: The kids defeat a beholder and Demodragon... with a flower.
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Dungeons & Dragons / int_c36cba70	type	Mooks
Dungeons & Dragons / int_c36cba70	comment	Mooks: Venger's orc soldiers.
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Dungeons & Dragons / int_c3bdeeda	type	She-Fu
Dungeons & Dragons / int_c3bdeeda	comment	She-Fu: Diana the Acrobat, who is a medal-winning gymnastics practitioner in the real world.
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Dungeons & Dragons / int_c6898a73	type	Ret-Canon
Dungeons & Dragons / int_c6898a73	comment	Ret-Canon: Cavaliers, acrobats, and barbarians were not classes in the original Dungeons & Dragons Tabletop RPG; they appeared in the show first and were added to the game shortly afterwards in Unearthed Arcana. note The former two were dropped out of later versions of the game, though cavaliers/knights have occasionally popped back in, but barbarians remain a standard class to this day.
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Dungeons & Dragons / int_c75df49a	type	Shout-Out
Dungeons & Dragons / int_c75df49a	comment	Also received a Shout-Out from Nodwick, in a strip in which Yeagar, having "defeated Tiamat," goes on to rescue Sheila and Diana from Venger, as Bobby, Eric, and Hank look on.
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Dungeons & Dragons / int_c77ad743	type	Mentor Archetype
Dungeons & Dragons / int_c77ad743	comment	The Mentor: Dungeon Master
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Dungeons & Dragons / int_c83a589c	type	Luke, I Am Your Father
Dungeons & Dragons / int_c83a589c	comment	Luke, I Am Your Father: A later episode reveals to the audience that Dungeon Master is Venger's father. This trope is handled subtly: they knew it all along, but the kids never find out. In the script of the unproduced final episode, the kids find out as Venger is turned back into his former self and Dungeon Master acknowledges their relation.
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Dungeons & Dragons / int_c8f98eb5	type	Ontological Mystery
Dungeons & Dragons / int_c8f98eb5	comment	Ontological Mystery
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Dungeons & Dragons / int_c978d895	type	Canon Name
Dungeons & Dragons / int_c978d895	comment	Canon Name: The Universe Bible establishes Presto's name as Albert. The comic Forgotten Realms: The Grand Tour establishes Presto prefers to be called Preston.
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Dungeons & Dragons / int_c9f5efdb	type	Standardized Leader
Dungeons & Dragons / int_c9f5efdb	comment	Standardized Leader: Hank's got a pretty generic personality.
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Dungeons & Dragons / int_ce7bd36d	type	God for a Day
Dungeons & Dragons / int_ce7bd36d	comment	God for a Day: "Day of the Dungeon Master," Eric the Cavalier is given the practically limitless power of the Dungeon Master. He screws up a lot by being rather pompous, but he actually ends up becoming very sagelike himself. He even gets the capability to send everyone back to the real world, but they stay because it would require him being left behind on his own.
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Dungeons & Dragons / int_d18dfc1f	type	High Fantasy
Dungeons & Dragons / int_d18dfc1f	comment	As befits a High Fantasy villain, Venger is prone to flowery euphemisms. For instance, he declares that Terri "shall dream no more."
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Dungeons & Dragons / int_d4b34379	type	Lightbulb Joke
Dungeons & Dragons / int_d4b34379	comment	Lightbulb Joke: While trying to do a stand-up show, Eric asks how many dwarves are needed to change a light bulb. The answer is none because the dwarves can't reach the light bulb.
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Dungeons & Dragons / int_d7b34c31	type	Everyone Calls Him "Barkeep"
Dungeons & Dragons / int_d7b34c31	comment	Everyone Calls Him "Barkeep": Dungeon Master is known only by his title and, likewise, he almost always addresses the kids by their 'class' titles. (Sheila is the exception; the Dungeon Master refers to her as "child" rather than by her title, presumably due to said title being "thief".) Oddly enough, Venger does the same, but his relationship with the kids is hardly a first-name one. To be exact, Dungeon Master refers to Hank as "Ranger," Eric as "Cavalier," Presto as either "Magician" or "Wizard," and Shiela as "Child." Dungeonmaster calls Bobby by name in "Servant of Evil" though otherwise refers to him as "Barbarian," and calls Diana by name in "Child of the Stargazer" and otherwise never addresses her by her title. Venger and Shadow Demon refer to the kids by their titles.
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Dungeons & Dragons / int_d7fc9fd0	type	Vitriolic Best Buds
Dungeons & Dragons / int_d7fc9fd0	comment	Vitriolic Best Buds: Eric and Lorne in "Odyssey of the Twelfth Talisman".
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Dungeons & Dragons / int_d88e125e	type	Our Dragons Are Different
Dungeons & Dragons / int_d88e125e	comment	Our Dragons Are Different: A fairly common feature of the show, naturally. The five-headed Tiamat was a semi-regular, but the game's evil chromatic and good metallic dragons showed up as well: blue dragons in "Eye of the Beholder" and "The Time-Lost", a red dragon in "Day of the Dungeon Master," gold dragons in "P-R-E-S-T-O Spells Disaster," and a bronze dragon in the unproduced "Requiem." There was also the hybrid Demodragon, half-demon, half-dragon, in "The Treasure of Tardos."
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Dungeons & Dragons / int_d8b146b0	type	Barrier Warrior
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Dungeons & Dragons / int_d9c2434	type	Amusing Alien
Dungeons & Dragons / int_d9c2434	comment	Amusing Alien: Uni.
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Dungeons & Dragons / int_dae5c997	type	Action Girl
Dungeons & Dragons / int_dae5c997	comment	Action Girl: Diana is the principal example. Sheila has her moments, though her being less action-oriented is justified by her magical item being stealth-based, rather than a weapon.
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Dungeons & Dragons / int_db08a39d	type	Animesque
Dungeons & Dragons / int_db08a39d	comment	Animesque: Though most of the original character designs were done by Marvel, the actual animation for the series was done by Toei Animation. It shows.
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Dungeons & Dragons / int_de5f028b	type	Barbarian Hero
Dungeons & Dragons / int_de5f028b	comment	Barbarian Hero: Bobby
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Dungeons & Dragons / int_e466ae41	type	Family-Friendly Firearms
Dungeons & Dragons / int_e466ae41	comment	Family-Friendly Firearms: Hank's energy bow, which would tie up enemies with its arrows instead of killing them. It was only used as an actual weapon against monsters it couldn't hurt. Though given that it fell to Hank to execute Venger in "Dragon's Graveyard," we may assume that Hank's bow could be quite lethal, if that's what he wanted.
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Dungeons & Dragons / int_e49686	type	The Hero
Dungeons & Dragons / int_e49686	comment	The Hero: Hank, also the Team Dad.
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Dungeons & Dragons / int_e4d1b37d	type	Load-Bearing Hero
Dungeons & Dragons / int_e4d1b37d	comment	Load-Bearing Hero: Eric uses his shield to do this when a rock slide comes down on the characters in "Valley of the Unicorns".
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Dungeons & Dragons / int_e543a655	type	Light Is Not Good
Dungeons & Dragons / int_e543a655	comment	Light Is Not Good: In "The Last Illusion", Venger forces Varla to disguise him and Nightmare as a heroic Greek warrior dressed in gold and white armor on a flying white horse to save a village from burning. Once he does, being the Manipulative Bastard that he is, he deceives the villagers into thinking the heroes are evil wizards and witches.
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Dungeons & Dragons / int_e596f27b	type	Star-Crossed Lovers
Dungeons & Dragons / int_e596f27b	comment	Star-Crossed Lovers: To some degree, Presto and Varla. Diana and Kosar get it even worse. Not like she and Josef are much better.
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Dungeons & Dragons / int_e6ce4b	type	The Maze
Dungeons & Dragons / int_e6ce4b	comment	The Maze: "The Girl Who Dreamed Tomorrow"
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Dungeons & Dragons / int_e9e35e8f	type	Exact Words
Dungeons & Dragons / int_e9e35e8f	comment	Exact Words: Presto's magic hat can conjure seemingly anything he asks for, but tends to use the laziest interpretation possible of whatever is asked, sometimes to the point of being a Jackass Genie. For instance, when Presto wished for an enemy to be removed from his sight, a bucket was magically conjured to drop onto Presto's head (making it impossible for him to see the enemy).
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Dungeons & Dragons / int_ea08e9	type	The Team
Dungeons & Dragons / int_ea08e9	comment	The Team The Hero: Hank, also the Team Dad. The Lancer: Eric Kid-Appeal Character: Bobby The Smart Guy: Presto The Chick: Sheila, also the Team Mom note Justified, since the youngest of her teammates is her little brother. The Big Girl: Diana Team Pet: Uni the Unicorn The Mentor: Dungeon Master
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Dungeons & Dragons / int_eb002293	type	Shrinking Violet
Dungeons & Dragons / int_eb002293	comment	Shrinking Violet: Sheila (who even wears violet clothes) is a bit shy, and panics horribly at the prospect of being completely alone.
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Dungeons & Dragons / int_eb27c1f2	type	Sealed Good in a Can
Dungeons & Dragons / int_eb27c1f2	comment	Sealed Good in a Can: Zandora. Also, what had been done to the good elements of Venger in his backstory, only revealed in the unproduced finale.
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Dungeons & Dragons / int_eedee4d	type	The Starscream
Dungeons & Dragons / int_eedee4d	comment	The Starscream: Kelek was one to Venger, and dangerous enough for Presto to actually contact their enemy about his scheming. (And amazingly, Venger listened.)
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Dungeons & Dragons / int_f217cdab	type	Great Big Book of Everything
Dungeons & Dragons / int_f217cdab	comment	Great Big Book of Everything: The Golden Grimoire and, in the "choose your own adventure" books, Witch Agnes's Spellbook.
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Dungeons & Dragons / int_f364de89	type	Make Wrong What Once Went Right
Dungeons & Dragons / int_f364de89	comment	Make Wrong What Once Went Right: Venger's plan in "The Time Lost".
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Dungeons & Dragons / int_f51c5f3c	type	Never Say "Die"
Dungeons & Dragons / int_f51c5f3c	comment	Never Say "Die": As befits a High Fantasy villain, Venger is prone to flowery euphemisms. For instance, he declares that Terri "shall dream no more." When the kids plot to kill Venger in "Dragon's Graveyard", Hank speaks of "get[ting] rid of him once and for all". "Dragon's Graveyard" uses an aversion of the trope to clarify the rule. Dungeon Master does explicitly identify the graveyard as the place dragons go to die, thereby establishing that euphemisms are only required when a character proposes to kill someone, as opposed to the subject passively expiring from nonviolent causes.
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Dungeons & Dragons / int_f6254414	type	Cute Bruiser
Dungeons & Dragons / int_f6254414	comment	Cute Bruisers: Bobby, Diana
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Dungeons & Dragons / int_f654419c	type	Baleful Polymorph
Dungeons & Dragons / int_f654419c	comment	Baleful Polymorph: Eric — who else? — gets turned into a bogbeast. Several minor characters also suffer this fate. Sir Lawrence is turned into a dorky-looking creature in "Garden of Zinn" (and the same spell backfires on Zinn in the end) and the spellbinder Lukion has become a swamp creature made out of moss and goo in "Prison Without Walls".
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Dungeons & Dragons / int_f76f8dd0	type	Role-Playing Game 'Verse
Dungeons & Dragons / int_f76f8dd0	comment	Role-Playing Game Verse: The original TV one!
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Dungeons & Dragons / int_f8600b	type	Cool Big Sis
Dungeons & Dragons / int_f8600b	comment	Cool Big Sis: Diana And Sheila. Hey, she does a really great job looking out for her "combat munchkin" little brother!
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Dungeons & Dragons / int_fb9e2ffd	type	Team Pet
Dungeons & Dragons / int_fb9e2ffd	comment	Team Pet: Uni the Unicorn
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Dungeons & Dragons / int_fc33ff16	type	One-Winged Angel
Dungeons & Dragons / int_fc33ff16	comment	One-Winged Angel: Venger pulls this in "The Girl Who Dreamed Tomorrow".
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Dungeons & Dragons / int_fccd06b6	type	Beware the Nice Ones
Dungeons & Dragons / int_fccd06b6	comment	Beware the Nice Ones: Almost gets Venger killed when he pushes the kids too far in "The Dragon's Graveyard".
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Dungeons & Dragons / int_fd7267dd	type	Master of Disguise
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Dungeons & Dragons / int_fe1b2e75	type	Bigger on the Inside
Dungeons & Dragons / int_fe1b2e75	comment	Bigger on the Inside: Several of the mystical locations they encounter, such as the Tower of the Celestial Knights.
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Dungeons & Dragons / int_feb72f62	type	Literal Genie
Dungeons & Dragons / int_feb72f62	comment	Literal Genie: Presto's magic hat, while not an actual character, is at times an example of this trope. A wish to make an orc "vanish from my sight" immediately causes a bucket to materialize over Presto's head. A wish to return horns to a group of hornless unicorns glues car horns to their heads. And a wish to have something to stop a charging golem produces a stop sign.
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Dungeons & Dragons / int_ffb1df90	type	Perpetual Poverty
Dungeons & Dragons / int_ffb1df90	comment	Perpetual Poverty: The children themselves never have much, if any, money, because of their ceaseless wandering and their goal being to escape the Realms rather than to acquire wealth. As a result, they depend on hunting, foraging and Presto's magic to provide food.
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