History Characters / Dimension20FantasyHigh

* ImpoverishedPatrician: Becomes this when she disowns her parents, and it becomes an issue during Junior Year when all of her wizarding components costs so much she has to get a part-time job, all the while being pestered by elves to answer tedious prophetic questions; eventually with the aid of Fabian she strong-arms the Elven council of Falinel into compensating her for her for her duties as the Elven Oracle, relieving her of her crippling financial woes.

* ImpoveristPatrician: Becomes this when she disowns her parents, and it becomes an issue during Junior Year when all of her wizarding components costs so much she has to get a part-time job.

* Magitek: In addition to his father's magical firearm, Riz was gifted several magical items that flavoured as spycraft tools from his father, including the Arcadian Watch (which has a laser that does radiant damage) and the Gregorian Necktie (a tiepin that can record footage and also cast Detect Magic and Detect Good and Evil); his Arcane Trickster spellcasting is also flavored this way, with him utilising magitek glasses and a wrist-mounted computer to do so.

* CluelessDetective: Unintentionally played with. Riz was meant to be a hard-nosed investigator, picking up clues and solving mysteries, and he ''is'' capable of solving those puzzles once he has enough clues to put all the pieces together. Unfortunately, ''finding'' those clues requires skill checks (usually Investigation, Perception or Insight), and even though Riz might have high skill modifiers, Murph has ''terrible'' luck on dice rolls; as such, most clues escape his notice. In Freshman Year, the progession for finding vital clues was usually "Riz looks for clues, fails his skill check; the rest of the party rolls, ''someone'' succeeds, and they tell Riz what they found". [[spoiler:He also murdered an unconcious Coach Daybreak, which completely wiped out any chance to interrogate him and gather crucial information that could have solved the mystery ''much'' sooner.]] This gets (somewhat) better in Sophomore Year, when he eventually levels up enough to gain the "Keen Eye" perk (which allows him to roll Investigation checks with advantage). By Junior Year, he has access to the Reliable Talent perk, making any dice roll on which he adds proficiency that lands a 9 or lower automatically turn into a 10, eliminating critical failures altogether and allowing him to hit Investigation checks much more consistently even with higher {=DC=}s.

* CluelessDetective: Unintentionally played with. Riz was meant to be a hard-nosed investigator, picking up clues and solving mysteries, and he ''is'' capable of solving those puzzles once he has enough clues to put all the pieces together. Unfortunately, ''finding'' those clues requires skill checks (usually Investigation, Perception or Insight), and even though Riz might have high skill modifiers, Murph has ''terrible'' luck on dice rolls; as such, most clues escape his notice. In Freshman Year, the progession for finding vital clues was usually "Riz looks for clues, fails his skill check; the rest of the party rolls, ''someone'' succeeds, and they tell Riz what they found". [[spoiler:He also murdered an unconcious Coach Daybreak, which completely wiped out any chance to interrogate him and gather crucial information that could have solved the mystery ''much'' sooner.]] This gets (somewhat) better in Sophomore Year, when he eventually levels up enough to gain the "Keen Eye" perk (which allows him to roll Investigation checks with advantage). By Junior Year, he has access to the Reliable Talent perk, making any dice roll on which he adds proficiency that lands a 9 or lower automatically turn into a 10, eliminating critical failures altogether and allowing him to hit Investigation checks much more consistently even with higher {{=DC=}}s.

* CluelessDetective: Unintentionally played with. Riz was meant to be a hard-nosed investigator, picking up clues and solving mysteries, and he ''is'' capable of solving those puzzles once he has enough clues to put all the pieces together. Unfortunately, ''finding'' those clues requires skill checks (usually Investigation, Perception or Insight), and even though Riz might have high skill modifiers, Murph has ''terrible'' luck on dice rolls; as such, most clues escape his notice. In Freshman Year, the progession for finding vital clues was usually "Riz looks for clues, fails his skill check; the rest of the party rolls, ''someone'' succeeds, and they tell Riz what they found". [[spoiler:He also murdered an unconcious Coach Daybreak, which completely wiped out any chance to interrogate him and gather crucial information that could have solved the mystery ''much'' sooner.]] This gets (somewhat) better in Sophomore Year, when he eventually levels up enough to gain the "Keen Eye" perk (which allows him to roll Investigation checks with advantage). By Junior Year, he has access to the Reliable Talent perk, making any dice roll on which he adds proficiency that lands a 9 or lower automatically turn into a 10, eliminating critical failures altogether and allowing him to hit Investigation checks much more consistently even with higher DCs.

* CluelessDetective: Unintentionally played with. Riz was meant to be a hard-nosed investigator, picking up clues and solving mysteries, and he ''is'' capable of solving those puzzles once he has enough clues to put all the pieces together. Unfortunately, ''finding'' those clues requires skill checks (usually Investigation, Perception or Insight), and even though Riz might have high skill modifiers, Murph has ''terrible'' luck on dice rolls; as such, most clues escape his notice. In Freshman Year, the progession for finding vital clues was usually "Riz looks for clues, fails his skill check; the rest of the party rolls, ''someone'' succeeds, and they tell Riz what they found". [[spoiler:He also murdered an unconcious Coach Daybreak, which completely wiped out any chance to interrogate him and gather crucial information that could have solved the mystery ''much'' sooner.]] This gets (somewhat) better in Sophomore Year, when he eventually levels up enough to gain the "Keen Eye" perk (which allows him to roll Investigation checks with advantage).

* TheShortGuyWithGlasses: Doesn't wear glasses, but has the height and affinity for green due to being a goblin and uses his wiles to his advantage.

** The boys: Fabian is a ProudBeauty, artistically-minded, and fights using his physical prowess to outmaneuver his enemies and magic to support his allies (Beauty), Gorgug is straightforward, very strong, and has a simple, rawly powerful fighting style (Brawn), and Riz is clever, sneaky, and fights by taking advantage of his opponents' tactical errors to inflict more damage (Brains).

** Kristen and Riz. Kristen is a relaxed idealist with some {{Cloudcuckoolander}} tendencies and a profound love for her girlfriend, Tracker, [[MakeOutKids who she makes out with constantly]], while Riz is a high-strung pragmatist who's always grounded in reality and is completely uninterested by romance or sex.
* GenerationXerox: Most of the Bad Kids' parents have similar classes/abilities to theirs.
** Specifically, Kristen's parents are Paladins, both of Riz's parents are implied to be Inquisitor Rogues like him, Both of Fabian's parents as different type of fighters, Adaine's parents are both wizards strong enough to warp an entire house with conjuration magic, Fig's real dad is a pit fiend who not only grants her new powers later on but also plays guitar for his spells and brand of personal infernal magic, and Gorgug eventually gains levels in artificer like his gnomish parents and his Barbaric rage is implied to be more or less a side effect of his Orchish heritage.

* UnscrupulousHero: As a general rule, despite their best intentions, they are all, to quote Sklonda, "criminal vigilantes," which is exactly the type of hero the adventuring academy promotes. Among their crimes in the process of saving the world are murder, theft, and trespassing.

* UpperClassTwit: Initially comes off as one due to his stuffy accent and using his name to gain favors.

* SelfImposedExile: By the time of Junior Year, while she has TookALevelInKindness, but she also doesn't want to make a mean comment to people out of habit. As such, she has basically ended any kind of social life she had beyond spending time with Adaine, preferring to spend her time with her cats and devoting her time to caring for them.

* SelfImposedExile: By the time of Junior Year, while she has TookALevelInKindness, but she also doesn't want to make a mean comment to people out of habit. As such, aside from Adaine, she has basically cut herself off from interacting with other people, preferring to spend her time with cats.

* CrazyCatLady: By Sophomore Year, she's living in an apartment with ten cats. It apparently stinks of unwashed laundry and cat urine.

* CrazyCatLady: [[spoiler:Her official artwork suggests she has turned into this by Junior Year, likely in response to the events she went through during Sophomore Year.]]

* TooKinkyToTorture: Craves violent punishment and is gleeful about the prospect of being murdered. When he is later BoundAndGagged by Arianwen Abernant he specifically asks Fig ''not'' to free him because he is enjoying it.

[[folder:Cloaca and Clobica]]
!!Cloaca and Clobica
!!!Played by: Brennan Lee Mulligan
--> '''Race:''' Artheopteryx and gecko, respectively
--> '''Class:''' Homunculous and Steel defender, respectively

Gorgug's two newest Artificer creations/pets/minions, rather unfortunately named due to overwhelming stress from Gorgug's Junior Year.

[[/folder]]

-->'''Class:''' Barbarian (Path of the Berserker) / [[spoiler:Artificer]]

-->'''Class:''' Bard (College of Whispers [[spoiler:formerly, College of Lore currently]]) / Warlock (The Hexblade)

** Perfect example- [[Spoiler: During the final battle against the Nightmare King in Sophomore Year, he tells the King he answers to neither Gods nor angels in what is decidedly a BadAssBoast before attacking the King. He then turns to Fig and says, in a tone far more like a suburban dad doing a trick iPod a skateboard, “Not bad for your old Dad, huh?”]]

!! Captain William "Bill" Seacaster
!!! Played by: Brennan Lee Mulligan

!! Hallariel Seacaster (née Lomenelda)
!!! Played by: Brennan Lee Mulligan

* LadyDrunk: Is intoxicated for most of the first season.

** Riz's grades are fine, but his chances of getting into a good college get a lot harder when his mom is screwed out of her pention. On top of micromanaging everyone else's issues, he's signed up for ''every club possible'' in order to boost his resume.

* [[Spoiler: Sophomore Years shows this trope being deconstructed - Gorgug only *thinks" he's dumb , when in actuality, he's just lacking in self confidence about his intelligence. Admitting that there are things he doesn't know but that he's willing to learn and dealing with that is a big part of his arc. See DumbassNoMore below.]]