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** When asked what roll they would have wanted to fail or succeed, Siobhan said she would have loved the idea of Adaine [[spoiler: becoming a werewolf after Jawbone bit her]], significantly changing her character arc and her relationship with [[spoiler: Jawbone]].
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** Fantasy High:
*** Originally, Rekha Shankar, another long-time College Humor/Dropout cast member, was meant to be in the party; however, for currently unspecified reasons, it didn't work out. As a result, Ally Beardsley would become a member of the Intrepid Heroes cast, while Rekha would feature in several sidequests.
*** When asked what roll they would have wanted to fail or succeed, Siobhan said she would have loved the idea of Adaine [[spoiler: becoming a werewolf after Jawbone bit her]], significantly changing her character arc and her relationship with [[spoiler: Jawbone]].
*** Originally, Rekha Shankar, another long-time College Humor/Dropout cast member, was meant to be in the party; however, for currently unspecified reasons, it didn't work out. As a result, Ally Beardsley would become a member of the Intrepid Heroes cast, while Rekha would feature in several sidequests.
*** When asked what roll they would have wanted to fail or succeed, Siobhan said she would have loved the idea of Adaine [[spoiler: becoming a werewolf after Jawbone bit her]], significantly changing her character arc and her relationship with [[spoiler: Jawbone]].
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** Emily has mentioned that she was intially planning to retire Fig for ''Fantasy High: Junior Year'' in favor of a new character, but changed her mind when Brennan suggested a genuinely interesting arc for Fig that season.
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* RealLifeWritesThePlot: Part of the reason that Fig and Riz are absent in the second episode of ''Fantasy High: Sophomore Year'' was that Emily and Murph were taking a trip together.
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* RealLifeWritesThePlot: Part of the reason that Fig and Riz are absent in the second episode of ''Fantasy High: Sophomore Year'' was that Emily and Murph were taking a trip together.doing live shows for Podcast/NotAnotherDNDPodcast.
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* WordOfGod: Brennan has claimed that, in the world of Spyre (where "Fantasy High", "The Seven" and "Pirates of Leviathan" all take place), other schools teach adventurers with different RPG systems; he specifically said that the school which uses ''TableTopGame/Pathfinder'' caters to solo adventurers, as the gulf in power between a ''Pathfinder'' character and a ''5e'' character is so vast that one adventurer in the former system can do the work of a whole party in the latter.
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** A comment from Brennan implies that, during Season 2 of The Unsleeping City, Pete was meant to be sucked into the deep dreaming by the BigBad of the season and essentially die but because Ally [[BornLucky rolled a Nat 20 and successfully cast banishment on it]], that didn't happen. Specifically, Brennan said that the only reason he allowed that to happen on a Nat 20 was because there was a break in shooting where he could try to re-rail his campaign.
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* RealLifeWritesThePlot: Part of the reason that Fig and Riz are absent in the second episode of ''Fantasy High: Sophomore Year'' was that Emily and Bryan were taking a trip together.
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* RealLifeWritesThePlot: Part of the reason that Fig and Riz are absent in the second episode of ''Fantasy High: Sophomore Year'' was that Emily and Bryan Murph were taking a trip together.
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* RealLifeWritesThePlot: Part of the reason that Fig and Riz are absent in the second episode of ''Fantasy High: Sophomore Year'' was that Emily and Bryan were taking a trip together.
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*** The season was supposed to be around 25 episodes long, but lost time due to shooting complications, cutting out several events that already had sets and minis being made. Among them were an arena fight in Carn, the capitol of the Meatlands, and a fight in a pleasure grotto in Uvano against the Sanctus Putris, a rot cult B-list group of antagonists.
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*** The season was supposed to be around 25 episodes long, but lost time due to shooting complications, cutting out several events that already had sets and minis being made. Among them were an arena fight in Carn, the capitol of the Meatlands, and a fight in a pleasure grotto in Uvano against the Sanctus Putris, a rot cult B-list group of antagonists.antagonists (which would eventually make a comeback as a major plot element in ''The Ravening War'' spinoff series a few years later).
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** Like A Crown of Candy before it, each player in The Ravening War had a backup character in case their character died: Kahfeer Activan-Balfour, a fanatical yogurt follower of a giant SCOBY referred to as "The Mother" (Lou); Zhyr Kaban, a bacon meatlander diplomat (Brennan); Lady Melys of House Manuka, a honey woman who was obsessed with becoming a queen (Aabria); Flakey Smuthers, a megachurch pastor-esque biscuits and gravy cleric of the Bulb (Zac); and Old Granny Pom, an old blackberry woman whose goal in life was messing with people (Anjali). Since no one died before the last episode, none of the players got to play their background characters, although Flakey Smuthers appeared as a minor antagonist in episode 5.
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* TheWikiRule: [[https://dimension20.fandom.com/wiki/Dimension_20_Wiki Dimension 20 Wiki]]
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* EnforcedMethodActing: [[RealLifeWritesThePlot During A Crown of Candy, a fire inspection found the dome set unsafe,]] so production was moved to a warehouse. The loss of time from moving and rebuilding the set made them have to film in large chunks late into the night, which clearly made the stress from an already intense season much harder to handle. The cast has also expressed no interest in revisiting A Crown of Candy, as this made their real-world relationships strained at times.
** Very deliberately averted in later seasons. Players in The Seven and A Starstruck Odyssey occasionally break character to confirm that they're all okay, and Shriek Week specifically hired a coordinator to advise the cast and ensure they were all comfortable with the increased sexual content of the season.
** Very deliberately averted in later seasons. Players in The Seven and A Starstruck Odyssey occasionally break character to confirm that they're all okay, and Shriek Week specifically hired a coordinator to advise the cast and ensure they were all comfortable with the increased sexual content of the season.
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* EnforcedMethodActing: [[RealLifeWritesThePlot EnforcedMethodActing: During A ''A Crown of Candy, Candy'', a fire inspection found the dome set unsafe,]] unsafe, so production was moved to a warehouse. The loss of time from moving and rebuilding the set made them the crew have to film in large chunks late into the night, which clearly made the stress from an already intense season much harder to handle. The cast has also expressed no interest in revisiting A Crown of Candy, as this made their real-world relationships strained at times.
stress made it seem like Calorum would never be revisited, although it eventually got a prequel series in ''Ravening War''.
** Very deliberately averted in later seasons. Players inThe Seven ''The Seven'' and A ''A Starstruck Odyssey Odyssey'' occasionally break character to confirm that they're all okay, and Shriek Week specifically hired a coordinator to advise the cast and ensure they were all comfortable with the increased sexual content of the season.
** Very deliberately averted in later seasons. Players in
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* ApprovalOfGod: The cast has been very vocal about their joy over all of the fan content made for their show, and even though they are sometimes amused and surprised by the differences in their visions of the show, they support the fans' right to interpret the show however they want.
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** The cast has been very vocal about their joy over all of the fan content made for their show, and even though they are sometimes amused and surprised by the differences in their visions of the show, they support the fans' right to interpret the show however theywant.want.
** Season 17, ''Dungeons and Drag Queens'', shares the name with an ongoing live show in Seattle; per their FAQ, the Dimension 20 crew made sure to get the blessing of that show before titling their season as such.
** The cast has been very vocal about their joy over all of the fan content made for their show, and even though they are sometimes amused and surprised by the differences in their visions of the show, they support the fans' right to interpret the show however they
** Season 17, ''Dungeons and Drag Queens'', shares the name with an ongoing live show in Seattle; per their FAQ, the Dimension 20 crew made sure to get the blessing of that show before titling their season as such.
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* QueerCharacterQueerActor: Non-binary lesbian Ally Beardsley plays the lesbian Kristen Applebees, the transgender Pete the Plug and Margaret Encino, the asexual Liam Wilhelmina, the non-binary Lars Vandenchomp, and the gay (and potentially trans) Timothy Goose.
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* QueerCharacterQueerActor: Sort of inverted, because the cast create their own characters rather than being cast as them.
** Non-binary lesbian Ally Beardsley plays the lesbian Kristen Applebees, the transgender Pete the Plug and Margaret Encino, the asexual Liam Wilhelmina, the non-binary Lars Vandenchomp, and the gay (and potentially trans) Timothy Goose.
** Non-binary lesbian Ally Beardsley plays the lesbian Kristen Applebees, the transgender Pete the Plug and Margaret Encino, the asexual Liam Wilhelmina, the non-binary Lars Vandenchomp, and the gay (and potentially trans) Timothy Goose.
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* WordOfSaintPaul: In an Adventuring Party episode, Ally heavily implied Timothy Goose gave birth to his son Jack, therefore meaning Timothy is trans.
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** Brennan said in a talkback show that he's considered Mice and Murder being played with Call of Cthulhu instead of [=DnD=] 5e, but ultimately went for the latter.
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** Brennan said in a talkback show that he's considered Mice and Murder being played with Call of Cthulhu TabletopGame/CallOfCthulhu instead of [=DnD=] 5e, but ultimately went for the latter.
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(A comment from Ally in the most recent Adventuring Party implies that Timothy "birthed someone who could kick [his] ass", and lampshaded the comment as "specifically a transmasculine experience".)
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* QueerCharacterQueerActor: Non-binary lesbian Ally Beardsley plays the lesbian Kristen Applebees, the transgender Pete the Plug and Margaret Encino, the asexual Liam Wilhelmina, the non-binary Lars Vandenchomp, and the gay (and potentially trans) Timothy Goose.
