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Expressive Mask: Gothi, especially in episodes 9 and 10 when Sips bought her a fancier mask for a party. Despite her normal mask appearing to be nothing but a slab of wood, her eyes and sometimes eyebrows are perfectly visible. Irony: In episode 14, when Gothi and Sips figure Bouclaire has her crystal inside her, Erina turns down the idea and says it's probably on her person. Not only does Erina learn first hand that Bouclaire's crystal wasn't in her crown, but the next episode reveals it was within her heart. Welcome to The First Descendant, a third-person shooter that meets co-op RPG. Choose your fighter, grab some friends, and clear missions in the name of loot. Similar to the hit game Diablo, The First Descendant is reward-orientated, encouraging players to strive for loot primarily during each playthrough. Gather loot and grow in power as you traverse through the storyline, with a variety of characters to play as and a dynamic combat system you can find yourself enamoured within this elite game!

Foil: Between Stella's Children and the Old Society. Although both were cut from the same cloth of Foreclaimers who escaped and survived the fall of their civilization, each one went about the fall-out differently. Stella's Children learned from their mistakes and decided to be a more empathetic society. The Old Society believe they should've taken steps to control Xanu, and double down on their opportunistic ways. Stella's Children adapted to their environment by gently coaxing nature at their own expense, while the Old Society use technology to force nature out of the stone at the test subject's own expense. Dingo: No joke, the thought going through my head at that moment was "So this is how I die? I'm okay with this." It Began with a Twist of Fate: In the first Fool's Gold episode, the Tarrasque awakening and all the chaos caused by it showing up was caused by Dingo casting Dancing Lights in a drunken stupor and Felix rolling just bellow the percentage chance of Sips' wild magic.Big Fun: Though we only see him for a little bit before he gets turned into a monster thanks to Sips, the crystal golem Gorthan gives off this vibe, considering he's also the largest of the group. And Your Reward Is Infancy: By the end of Episode 31, Sips is freed from the curse and 'renewed' as his friends find him reborn as a baby monkey inside the husk of his former cursed body. In Episode 5, when Quinn-Ora's chanting causes Sips's curse to grow, Dingo mentions the chanting has something to do with "the God of the Second Sun", before Sips is overtaken by an agonizing pain in his head. The god in question turns out to be Xanu, a being created by the Foreclaimers (the race the gang has been searching for for most of the campaign) from the energy of a sun. And the pain likely came from the huge chunk of Xanu's crystal that Quinn-Ora had placed in Sips's head the night he was awakened in the hopes of controlling the god. None of this gets revealed until at least 10 episodes later. Art Evolution: The Fool's Gold characters were a lot more rough-and-ready at the beginning of the series, with Dingo's drawings having improved significantly since the beginning. Cooldown Hug: Gothi gives one to Xanu in Episode 30 when trying to convince him to forgive the Foreclaimer species.

What Did I Do Last Night?: Magic means all kinds of shenanigans, often even at parties. Poor alcohol; so upstaged. 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.

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Spider Limbs: Bouclaire gets these, along with clawed hands and dark (possibly exoskeleton) skin when she eats a bloodmoon berry. Considering that those berries turn people into animals that reflect their nature... The title for Episode 31, "BREAKING the characters AND PLAYERS", shows the characters and players emotionally broken after the events of the previous episode. The ending features them being broken in a different way: Erina physically breaks open the remains of Sips' body with a sledgehammer.

Wham Episode: Dingo calls Episode 15 "a freefall". She's not kidding. Sips isn't dead, but he's got a Foreclaimer crystal that's apparently a chunk of the individual who destroyed their civilization lodged in his brain. And he's awake and aware inside Sips' head, calmly helping Sips recover from the adverse effects of said crystal. When Sips relates all of this to Gothi, it jars her memories and we learn exactly why she always wears a mask. Big Damn Heroes: Gorthan (who’s currently cursed into yrthak-form) saves Julian and Abby from falling to their deaths.Our Dragons Are Different: Big time for the Soulprowler Mercury Dragon. Like the metal it's named for, it amalgamates with other things, particularly souls, resulting in it being a Mind Hive with each soul constantly vying for dominance.

The swamp village of Alchemist Quarry, besides being a town where everything is magical, is home to a number of people that Quinn-Ora has turned into anthropomorphic animals. She tried the same thing on Sips in the past, and he is understandably a little upset about it.Ambiguous Species: Sneeze is Sips’ best and oldest friend, and no one, not even Dingo who created him, knows what he is. Sips has a moment of this when he sobers up after his apocalyptic karaoke session. Gothi has an exaggerated version when she has a Foreclaimer crystal inserted into her abdomen, asking Sips about what she did for the 'several years' her crystal was missing. Disproportionate Retribution: A single person protesting against Bouclaire's rule is grounds for her to poison the local water supply and kill everyone in the area. The party learns that souls drawn into Foreclaimer crystals remain sentient long after death. The crystal in Sips's head contains the soul of the being who destroyed the Foreclaimers.