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* ''Literature/ReignOfTheSevenSpellblades'': In volume 6, the Sword Roses are joined by an eccentric NewTransferStudent, Yuri Leik, who quickly befriends Oliver and even joins a team with him and Nanao for the TournamentArc in the next volume. Yuri is in fact an ArtificialHuman made from a SoulFragment of Professor Demitrio Aristides, and a ManchurianAgent infiltrating the student body to investigate the recent murders of two other instructors on behalf of his master.
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You're a PowerTrio or FiveManBand who just got themselves a new SixthRanger. Things are looking pretty good right now -- your team is expanding, you're making new friends. [[NothingIsTheSameAnymore Looks like things might change permanently!]]
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Surprise! It turns out your fancy new SixthRanger is evil! He now knows all of your secrets, how to exploit them, and how to push all of your emotional buttons. You've got a new enemy, and the best part is -- you'll have an excuse to keep your team down to a PowerTrio or FiveManBand from now on, so [[StatusQuoIsGod the status quo will remain unchanged]].
Just fair warning, this is a trope about betrayal. The names mentioned below may spoil the emotional drama their moment of betrayal brings. However, since Sixth Ranger Traitors tend not to stay with their adoptive teams for long, that may not exactly be much.
Like the SixthRanger, The Sixth Ranger Traitor is its ''own'' villainous counterpart, instead reflecting the member of the group who betrays the others, either by pulling a HeelFaceTurn, [[FakeDefector faking one]], simply for their own ends, or on rare occasions [[BrainWashed against their will]].
The name is derived from SixthRanger. SubTrope of TheMole.
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Surprise! It turns out your fancy new SixthRanger is evil! He now knows all of your secrets, how to exploit them, and how to push all of your emotional buttons. You've got a new enemy, and the best part is -- you'll have an excuse to keep your team down to a PowerTrio or FiveManBand from now on, so [[StatusQuoIsGod the status quo will remain unchanged]].
Just fair warning, this is a trope about betrayal. The names mentioned below may spoil the emotional drama their moment of betrayal brings. However, since Sixth Ranger Traitors tend not to stay with their adoptive teams for long, that may not exactly be much.
Like the SixthRanger, The Sixth Ranger Traitor is its ''own'' villainous counterpart, instead reflecting the member of the group who betrays the others, either by pulling a HeelFaceTurn, [[FakeDefector faking one]], simply for their own ends, or on rare occasions [[BrainWashed against their will]].
The name is derived from SixthRanger. SubTrope of TheMole.
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SubTrope of TheMole.
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** Dusk, an elf paladin who told the group she was close with Fearne's long-lost parents, was later revealed to be the Unseelie changeling Yu, who was hunting Fearne's parents down over their theft of the Moontide Crown and used Fearne to lure them out of hiding.
** After Bells Hells was split up across Exandria in the wake of the Apogee Solstice, Orym, Ashton, and Laudna ended up in Issylra with three strangers, Deni$e, Prism, and Bor'Dor. After telling everyone he was a simple shepherd with no magic experience, Bor'Dor was pressured by Deni$e into confessing his lies, immediately attempting to kill the group and revealing that he was one of the Ruby Vanguard who was fighting against Bells Hells on the Apogee Solstice. [[spoiler: He became the first player character in the history of ''WebVideo/CriticalRole'' to be murdered by another party member because of this.]] Even worse, according to [[WordOfGod his player]], Bor'Dor's original plan was to attempt to kill them mid-teleport.
** After Bells Hells was split up across Exandria in the wake of the Apogee Solstice, Orym, Ashton, and Laudna ended up in Issylra with three strangers, Deni$e, Prism, and Bor'Dor. After telling everyone he was a simple shepherd with no magic experience, Bor'Dor was pressured by Deni$e into confessing his lies, immediately attempting to kill the group and revealing that he was one of the Ruby Vanguard who was fighting against Bells Hells on the Apogee Solstice. [[spoiler: He became the first player character in the history of ''WebVideo/CriticalRole'' to be murdered by another party member because of this.]] Even worse, according to [[WordOfGod his player]], Bor'Dor's original plan was to attempt to kill them mid-teleport.
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** Dusk, an elf paladin who told joined the group after getting rescued and telling them she was close with Fearne's long-lost parents, was later revealed to be the Unseelie changeling Yu, who was hunting Fearne's parents down over their theft of the Moontide Crown and used Fearne to lure them out of hiding.
** After Bells Hells was split up across Exandria in the wake of the Apogee Solstice, Orym, Ashton, and Laudna ended up in Issylra with three strangers, Deni$e, Prism, and Bor'Dor. After telling everyone he was a simple shepherd with no magicexperience, experience and fighting alongside them, Bor'Dor was pressured by Deni$e into confessing his lies, immediately attempting to kill the group and revealing that he was one of the Ruby Vanguard who was fighting against Bells Hells on the Apogee Solstice. [[spoiler: He became the first player character in the history of ''WebVideo/CriticalRole'' to be murdered by another party member because of this.]] Even worse, according to [[WordOfGod his player]], Bor'Dor's original plan was to attempt to kill them mid-teleport.
** After Bells Hells was split up across Exandria in the wake of the Apogee Solstice, Orym, Ashton, and Laudna ended up in Issylra with three strangers, Deni$e, Prism, and Bor'Dor. After telling everyone he was a simple shepherd with no magic
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* ''WebVideo/CriticalRoleCampaignThree'': In terms of guest player characters:
