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In 2021, Dingo and her boyfriend and DM Felix teamed up with Hit Point Press to give the world "[[https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/hitpointpress/fools-gold-into-the-bellowing-wilds?ref=8xfkc5 Fool's Gold: Into the Bellowing Wilds]]", a setting sourcebook for playing in the same setting as the Fool's Gold campaign..... Which was almost a thousand percent funded within an hour. By the end of the month, it was the second most funded kickstarter RPG ever.
In February 2023, Cryodon Games (the Canadian video game division of Fool's Gold Inc., led by Felix Irnich) released a demo for a DatingSim VisualNovel based on the "Fool's Gold" campaign: ''[[https://hitpointpress.com/fools-gold-dice-death-dating-demo/ Fool's Gold: Dice, Death & Dating]]''. Said demo is available to download via itch.io, Platform/{{Steam}}, and Hit Point Press.
In February 2023, Cryodon Games (the Canadian video game division of Fool's Gold Inc., led by Felix Irnich) released a demo for a DatingSim VisualNovel based on the "Fool's Gold" campaign: ''[[https://hitpointpress.com/fools-gold-dice-death-dating-demo/ Fool's Gold: Dice, Death & Dating]]''. Said demo is available to download via itch.io, Platform/{{Steam}}, and Hit Point Press.
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In 2021, Dingo and her boyfriend and DM Felix teamed up with Hit Point Press to give the world "[[https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/hitpointpress/fools-gold-into-the-bellowing-wilds?ref=8xfkc5 Fool's Gold: Into the Bellowing Wilds]]", a setting sourcebook for playing in the same setting as the Fool's Gold campaign..... Which was almost a thousand percent funded within an hour. By the end of the month, it was the second most funded kickstarter Website/{{Kickstarter}} RPG ever.
In February 2023, Cryodon Games (the Canadian video game division of Fool's Gold Inc., led by Felix Irnich) released a demo for a DatingSim VisualNovel based on the "Fool's Gold" campaign:''[[https://hitpointpress.com/fools-gold-dice-death-dating-demo/ Fool's ''Fool's Gold: Dice, Death & Dating]]''.Dating''. In January 2024, it was then announced that the project would be transitioning into a Kickstarter-backed, {{Roguelike}} video game, under the title ''Fool's Gold: SOULBREAKER'', but the original demo would remain as promotional material. Said demo is available to download via itch.io, Platform/{{Steam}}, and Hit Point Press.
In February 2023, Cryodon Games (the Canadian video game division of Fool's Gold Inc., led by Felix Irnich) released a demo for a DatingSim VisualNovel based on the "Fool's Gold" campaign:
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* AndYourRewardIsInfancy: By the end of Episode 31, [[spoiler: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.]]
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* BroughtDownToNormal: Two instances of this in Episode 32. First is [[spoiler:Erina, who gives up her magical girl powers to complete Xanu's crystal and materialize his new vessel,]] and then [[spoiler:Xanu himself, having lost access to his powers after gaining his new body.]]
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* ForWantOfANail: The Tarrasque 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.
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* ItBeganWithATwistOfFate: 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.
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* {{Foil}}: [[spoiler: 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.]]
** There's also a contrast between the two factions' leaders. [[spoiler: When our heroes first meet Emperor Godrick III, he's established as a cold, perfectionist sociopath who has an iron-fisted viewpoint on achieving flawlessness and looks down on those who are flawed and "[[FantasticRacism defective]]". Meanwhile, Elowyn has no such delusions that she's better than anyone else, but has a wiser, warm-hearted philosophy that [[YouAreBetterThanYouThinkYouAre there's no shame in asking for help or growing from one's mistakes]].]]
** There's also a contrast between the two factions' leaders. [[spoiler: When our heroes first meet Emperor Godrick III, he's established as a cold, perfectionist sociopath who has an iron-fisted viewpoint on achieving flawlessness and looks down on those who are flawed and "[[FantasticRacism defective]]". Meanwhile, Elowyn has no such delusions that she's better than anyone else, but has a wiser, warm-hearted philosophy that [[YouAreBetterThanYouThinkYouAre there's no shame in asking for help or growing from one's mistakes]].]]
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* NatureVersusTechnology: In ''D&D Story: Fools Gold'', the Foreclaimers are an ancient race of techno elves who lack empathy, their society was built on technology and advancement above all else, at the expense of nature.
** This came to a head when they created an artificial god out of their second sun, Stella, and kept him locked up for experiments. [[spoiler:The god, Xanu, eventually turned their technology against them, slaughtering many but unable to wipe them out entirely when escaped through a portal. Still, Xanu as a force of nature was able to nearly destroy their entire society, but he still considers any surviving Foreclaimer society a threat to the Bellowing Wilds.]]
** When the Fools Gold team [[spoiler:reopen the portal 3,000 years later, they discover the Foreclaimers split into two camps in the wake of the attempted genocide: One, the Old Society, continued to value technology above all else, while the other, Stella?s Children, believed having empathy and kindness would have stopped the disaster from occurring and decided to forego enhancements in favor of living more in tune with the earth and trying to develop empathy. Even their methods of getting food from petrified rock are juxtaposed: While the Old Society use tech to zap plants out of rock faster, the plants lack flavor and die faster. Stella's Children use druidic magic to coax nature out of the rock, which takes longer but leads to a better crop. Downplayed, since Stella's Children still struggle with empathy, which Sips points out means they could still slide back into their old ways.]]
** This came to a head when they created an artificial god out of their second sun, Stella, and kept him locked up for experiments. [[spoiler:The god, Xanu, eventually turned their technology against them, slaughtering many but unable to wipe them out entirely when escaped through a portal. Still, Xanu as a force of nature was able to nearly destroy their entire society, but he still considers any surviving Foreclaimer society a threat to the Bellowing Wilds.]]
** When the Fools Gold team [[spoiler:reopen the portal 3,000 years later, they discover the Foreclaimers split into two camps in the wake of the attempted genocide: One, the Old Society, continued to value technology above all else, while the other, Stella?s Children, believed having empathy and kindness would have stopped the disaster from occurring and decided to forego enhancements in favor of living more in tune with the earth and trying to develop empathy. Even their methods of getting food from petrified rock are juxtaposed: While the Old Society use tech to zap plants out of rock faster, the plants lack flavor and die faster. Stella's Children use druidic magic to coax nature out of the rock, which takes longer but leads to a better crop. Downplayed, since Stella's Children still struggle with empathy, which Sips points out means they could still slide back into their old ways.]]
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-->'''Erina:''' You killed my parents! You took over my home! You made everything pink! ...And you're [[{{Fauxreigner}} not! Even! French!]]
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* ArtEvolution: 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.
* ArtEvolution: 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.
** Bouclaire, the Potato Girl turns into this in the Khylandria arc.
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** Bouclaire, the Potato Girl turns into this in the Khylandria arc.
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* BigBadWannabe: PlayedForLaughs regarding the Rascam Guard Captain, who slipped the 'Bearon' a Bloodmoon Berry (leading to the incident where Sips used his cursed hairbrush to [[HeelFaceTurn change his alignment to Lawful Good]]) with the intent of taking over the city after the bear his would-be-boss had transformed into was killed -- he bursts into tears when it becomes apparent that the party don't care ''at all'' about him.
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* DoubleMeaningTitle: The title for Episode 30, "Letting It All Go...", has multiple different meanings, including [[spoiler:Sips being unable to handle his curse without Xanu and letting his humanity go, Xanu being persuaded to let go of his anger before it consumes him, and Gothi being told to let go of her attachment to Sips when she learns his soul has burnt out and he's dying]].
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** The title for Episode 30, "Letting It All Go...", has multiple different meanings, including [[spoiler:Sips being unable to handle his curse without Xanu and letting his humanity go, Xanu being persuaded to let go of his anger before it consumes him, and Gothi being told to let go of her attachment to Sips when she learns his soul has burnt out and he'sdying]].dying]].
** 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: [[spoiler:Erina physically breaks open the remains of Sips' body with a sledgehammer]].
** The title for Episode 30, "Letting It All Go...", has multiple different meanings, including [[spoiler:Sips being unable to handle his curse without Xanu and letting his humanity go, Xanu being persuaded to let go of his anger before it consumes him, and Gothi being told to let go of her attachment to Sips when she learns his soul has burnt out and he's
** 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: [[spoiler:Erina physically breaks open the remains of Sips' body with a sledgehammer]].
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* BecauseYouWereNiceToMe: Gothi is the only person [[spoiler:Xanu]] is willing to spare from [[spoiler:his intended genocide of the Foreclaimers, because her [[TokenHeroicOrc “defect” of empathy]] led her to befriend him.]]
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** Gothi is the only person [[spoiler:Xanu]] is willing to spare from [[spoiler:his intended genocide of the Foreclaimers, because her [[TokenHeroicOrc “defect” of empathy]] led her to befriend him.]]
** Gothi is the only person [[spoiler:Xanu]] is willing to spare from [[spoiler:his intended genocide of the Foreclaimers, because her [[TokenHeroicOrc “defect” of empathy]] led her to befriend him.]]
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* AfterlifeAntechamber: In Episode 31, [[spoiler:as the rest of the party is trying to find a way to save Sips' soul from being consumed by his curse, the rapidly-dying Sips wakes up in a room with trinkets from his past, as well as a sleeping Sneeze and the figure of Elowen, who acts as a psychopomp and helps Sips realize that his life was worth living even with all the hardship he's endured before showing him a literal Death's Door he steps through]].
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* SuddenSoundtrackStop: The climax of Episode 31. Following the Wham that ended Episode 30, the party tries their best to avert [[spoiler:Sips' passing on]], to no avail. The music swells dramatically as the party realizes the truth of the situation, with Gothi lamenting that there's nothing more she can do. Elowen, who they sought out for help, then states there is one thing...leading the the music suddenly stopping with the MoodWhiplash that [[spoiler:she wants Gothi to break apart Sips' cracked remains with a sledgehammer. When Gothi hesitates, Erina eagerly takes up the duty in order to relieve an entire campaign's worth of tension towards Sips. More uplifting music then starts playing to show the "renewed" Sips freed from within, only to suddenly stop ''again'' as Erina, Gothi, and the entire group of real-life players squeal at the cuteness]].
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* AwfulTruth: Implied. In episode 15,[[spoiler:when Sips tells her about the vision he saw, Gothi starts to remember the events that lead up to her memory loss. ...Only, she theorizes she might've blocked her memories in order to cope with her past. And one cannot blame her when it's revealed '''[[JustifiedTrope her face was carved off]]'''.]]
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* AwfulTruth: Implied. In episode 15,[[spoiler:when 15, [[spoiler:when Sips tells her about the vision he saw, Gothi starts to remember the events that lead up to her memory loss. ...Only, she theorizes she might've blocked her memories in order to cope with her past. And one cannot blame her when it's revealed '''[[JustifiedTrope her face was carved off]]'''.]]
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* CooldownHug: [[spoiler: Gothi gives one to Xanu in Episode 30 when trying to convince him to forgive the Foreclaimer species]].
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* CooldownHug: [[spoiler: Gothi [[spoiler:Gothi gives one to Xanu in Episode 30 when trying to convince him to forgive the Foreclaimer species]].
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* VengeanceFeelsEmpty: Discussed in Episode 30. Gothi [[spoiler: convinces Xanu to reconsider his plans for genocide by pointing out how he's consumed by anger despite that his original tormentors are all long dead, and how everyone in the campaign who took revenge on their respective tormentors did ''not'' achieve peace of mind. Sips was able to ([[DramaticIrony allegedly]]) kill Quinora, but it didn't magically erase either his curse or the insecurity borne from it. Erina assassinated Bouclaire herself, but not only is her father still dead (and her mother is still inside a Mercury Dragon), but it failed to mend her abandonment issues. Ultimately, both are still pained by the actions of those who hurt them. Gothi wraps it up with this sobering philosophy:]]
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* VengeanceFeelsEmpty: Discussed in Episode 30. Gothi [[spoiler: convinces [[spoiler:convinces Xanu to reconsider his plans for genocide by pointing out how he's consumed by anger despite that his original tormentors are all long dead, and how everyone in the campaign who took revenge on their respective tormentors did ''not'' achieve peace of mind. Sips was able to ([[DramaticIrony allegedly]]) kill Quinora, but it didn't magically erase either his curse or the insecurity borne from it. Erina assassinated Bouclaire herself, but not only is her father still dead (and her mother is still inside a Mercury Dragon), but it failed to mend her abandonment issues. Ultimately, both are still pained by the actions of those who hurt them. Gothi wraps it up with this sobering philosophy:]]
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* RevengeFeelsEmpty: Discussed in Episode 30. [[spoiler: Gothi talks Xanu out of his revenge plan for genocide by pointing out how (in overarching theme fashion) everyone in the campaign who took their revenge did ''not'' achieve peace of mind. Sips was able to ([[DramaticIrony allegedly]]) kill Quinora, but it didn't magically erase either his curse or the insecurity borne from it. Erina assassinated Bouclaire herself, but not only is her father still dead (and her mother is still inside a Mercury Dragon), but it failed to mend her abandonment issues.]]
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* VengeanceFeelsEmpty: Discussed in Episode 30. Gothica Gothi [[spoiler: convinces [[spoiler:Xanu Xanu to reconsider his plans for genocide]] genocide by pointing out how he's consumed by anger despite that his original tormentors are all long dead but he's still being consumed by anger, dead, and how everyone in the campaign who took revenge on their respective tormentors did ''not'' achieve peace of mind. Sips was able to ([[DramaticIrony allegedly]]) kill Quinora, but it didn't magically erase either his curse or the insecurity borne from it. Erina and Sips assassinated Bouclaire herself, but not only is her father still dead (and her mother is still inside a Mercury Dragon), but it failed to mend her abandonment issues. Ultimately, both are still pained by the actions of Quinn-Ora and Bouclaire even after getting their own vengeance.those who hurt them. Gothi wraps it up with this sobering philosophy:]]
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* VillainHasAPoint: [[spoiler:Although his accusation Stella's Children could regress to lack empathy is a generalization, Episode 29 drives home that Xanu isn't wrong about the Old Society foreclaimers If their leader is anything to go by, they are unnervingly cold and lack empathy to a ''[[TheSociopath sociopathic degree]]''. It's little wonder he wants to commit genocide on them.]]
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* VillainHasAPoint: [[spoiler:Although his accusation Stella's Children could regress to lack empathy is a generalization, Episode 29 drives home that Xanu isn't wrong about the Old Society foreclaimers foreclaimers. If their leader is anything to go by, they are unnervingly cold and lack empathy to a ''[[TheSociopath sociopathic degree]]''. It's little wonder he wants to commit genocide on them.]]
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* WhipItGood: Quinn-Ora's main weapon is a group of severed hands with whips attached to each finger.
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* BrickJoke: During a flashback, it is revealed Old Gothi had a pet rock named "Dwayne". Several episodes later, the [[spoiler:New Society Foreclaimers]] gift Gothi with a new pet rock named "Johnson".
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* PoorCommunicationKills: Sips never tells anyone about [[spoiler:Xanu being the only thing holding the curse at bay]]. As a result, Gothi was taken by surprise when [[spoiler:removing Xanu's crystal from Sips allows the curse to consume him]].
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* VengeanceFeelsEmpty: Discussed in Episode 30. [[spoiler:Gothica convinces Xanu to reconsider his plans for genocide by pointing out how his original tormentors are all long dead but he's still being consumed by anger, and how Erina and Sips are still pained by the actions of Quinn-Ora and Bouclaire even after getting their own vengeance.]]
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* VengeanceFeelsEmpty: Discussed in Episode 30. [[spoiler:Gothica Gothica convinces Xanu [[spoiler:Xanu to reconsider his plans for genocide genocide]] by pointing out how his original tormentors are all long dead but he's still being consumed by anger, and how Erina and Sips are still pained by the actions of Quinn-Ora and Bouclaire even after getting their own vengeance.]]vengeance.
-->'''Gothi:''' Holding onto that anger and pain is like drinking poison while expecting the other person to die. You have to move on.
-->'''Gothi:''' Holding onto that anger and pain is like drinking poison while expecting the other person to die. You have to move on.
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* FreezeFrameBonus: Episode 30 has a brief cutaway to the game table. Dingo's character sheet for Sips can be seen on the table with one legible bit of text: [[spoiler:The name "Sips" crossed out next to "(DEAD) PROB?"]].
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** Gothi’s backstory is teased through the videos from episode 2 onwards. Even after it is revealed in her eponymous episode "Gothi" that [[spoiler:she is a Foreclaimer]], what she looks like behind her wooden mask is kept unknown. We do see one eye when it breaks a little in episode 10, and finally get [[WhamShot a full reveal]] in episode 15.
** Sips seems to have a clear origin story, being the test subject of an insane witch doctor which resulted in him being awakened. However Quinn-Ora states that there are parts of his awakening that Sips does not remember which factor into his intelligence and ability to use magic. [[spoiler:Somehow a Foreclaimer crystal belonging to the being that destroyed their race is ''inside'' his head, and is likely the source of his magic]].
** Sips seems to have a clear origin story, being the test subject of an insane witch doctor which resulted in him being awakened. However Quinn-Ora states that there are parts of his awakening that Sips does not remember which factor into his intelligence and ability to use magic. [[spoiler:Somehow a Foreclaimer crystal belonging to the being that destroyed their race is ''inside'' his head, and is likely the source of his magic]].
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** Gothi’s backstory is teased through the videos from episode 2 onwards. Even after it is revealed in her eponymous episode "Gothi" that [[spoiler:she is a Foreclaimer]], what she looks like behind her wooden mask is kept unknown. We do see one eye when it breaks a little in episode 10, and finally get [[WhamShot a full reveal]] in episode 15. \n Her full story is explained in later episodes.
** Sips seems to have a clear origin story, being the test subject of an insane witch doctor which resulted in him being awakened. However Quinn-Ora states that there are parts of his awakening that Sips does not remember which factor into his intelligence and ability to use magic.[[spoiler:Somehow [[spoiler:Quinn-Ora had also implanted a Foreclaimer large fragment of Xanu's crystal belonging in Sips in an attempt to the being that destroyed their race is ''inside'' his head, create a superpowered minion, but Xanu unexpectedly granted Sips true intelligence and is likely the source of his magic]].
** Sips seems to have a clear origin story, being the test subject of an insane witch doctor which resulted in him being awakened. However Quinn-Ora states that there are parts of his awakening that Sips does not remember which factor into his intelligence and ability to use magic.
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** Xanu explaining the end result of [[spoiler:removing his crystal from Sips, allowing the curse to consume him]].
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'''Gothi:''' What do you mean!?\\
'''Xanu:''' Gothica, it's time to let go.
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'''Gothi:''' What do you mean!?\\
'''Xanu:''' Gothica, it's time to let go.
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* ItWorksBetterWithBullets: Jack's first attempt at firing a crossbow goes poorly because he forgot to load the bolt first.
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* CooldownHug: [[spoiler: Gothi gives one to Xanu in Episode 30 when trying to convince him to forgive the Foreclaimer species]].
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* YouAreNotAlone: Sips, of all people, says this word-for-word to [[spoiler:Vicki when he tenderly places his crocodile hand on her angry and afraid werewolf form to calm her down.]]
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** Sips, of all people, says this word-for-word to [[spoiler:Vicki when he tenderly places his crocodile hand on her angry and afraid werewolf form to calm her down.]]]]
** In Episode 30, [[spoiler:Gothi comforts Xanu by stating she's fully aware that being told to let go of your anger after you've suffered genuine trauma and it's been brewing for centuries is a monumental task, but the alternative is watching him become consumed by it with no going back, and she'll be there to support him]].
** Sips, of all people, says this word-for-word to [[spoiler:Vicki when he tenderly places his crocodile hand on her angry and afraid werewolf form to calm her down.
** In Episode 30, [[spoiler:Gothi comforts Xanu by stating she's fully aware that being told to let go of your anger after you've suffered genuine trauma and it's been brewing for centuries is a monumental task, but the alternative is watching him become consumed by it with no going back, and she'll be there to support him]].
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** Episode 30. [[spoiler:Gothi convinces Xanu to let go of his anger and not commit genocide, but Sips' soul was consumed by his curse, and the strain from having used Xanu's power to fight it off so long has made his body's death imminent.]]
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* ArmorPiercingQuestion: In episode 29 [[spoiler:Gothi and Erina asking Sips in the midst of one of his rage induced moments when he's being pushed by Xanu to chase after the crystal that Jack and Masika have escaped with through the portal "What do ''you'' want?" has him breaking down and admitting he just wants all the stress of his situation to be over and that he wants to make a difference, so that he can feel that his life is worth something.]]
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** In episode 29 [[spoiler:Gothi and Erina asking Sips in the midst of one of his rage induced moments when he's being pushed by Xanu to chase after the crystal that Jack and Masika have escaped with through the portal "What do ''you'' want?" has him breaking down and admitting he just wants all the stress of his situation to be over and that he wants to make a difference, so that he can feel that his life is worth something.]] ]]
** In episode 30 [[spoiler:Xanu attempts to give one to Gothi, asking if she's still unwilling to commit genocide if it means Foreclaimers like Goddrick III will continue their cruelty. Gothi then suggests they TakeAThirdOption, and then asks which one Xanu is willing to let go: his anger, or her. Xanu starts crying, and chooses to let go of his anger, ending his plan to commit genocide]].
** In episode 29 [[spoiler:Gothi and Erina asking Sips in the midst of one of his rage induced moments when he's being pushed by Xanu to chase after the crystal that Jack and Masika have escaped with through the portal "What do ''you'' want?" has him breaking down and admitting he just wants all the stress of his situation to be over and that he wants to make a difference, so that he can feel that his life is worth something.
** In episode 30 [[spoiler:Xanu attempts to give one to Gothi, asking if she's still unwilling to commit genocide if it means Foreclaimers like Goddrick III will continue their cruelty. Gothi then suggests they TakeAThirdOption, and then asks which one Xanu is willing to let go: his anger, or her. Xanu starts crying, and chooses to let go of his anger, ending his plan to commit genocide]].
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* BetterToKillThanFrighten: Discussed in "Ep 24 - Taking out a Town [Fool's Gold]", when Sips [[spoiler: whose curse has increased to 60%]], casually suggests killing someone instead of simply intimidating them to leave town so they can safely open the portal. He justifies it by saying the man has proven too stubborn to frighten and if he stays, he could become a problem for the party. Gothi talks him off the ledge, reminding him that he's only ever killed people who truly deserve it. Sips maintains he will still kill as a last resort.
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* BetterToKillThanFrighten: Discussed in "Ep 24 - Taking out a Town [Fool's Gold]", when Sips [[spoiler: whose [[spoiler:whose curse has increased to 60%]], casually suggests killing someone instead of simply intimidating them to leave town so they can safely open the portal. He justifies it by saying the man has proven too stubborn to frighten and if he stays, he could become a problem for the party. Gothi talks him off the ledge, reminding him that he's only ever killed people who truly deserve it. Sips maintains he will still kill as a last resort.
* DoubleMeaningTitle: The title for Episode 30, "Letting It All Go...", has multiple different meanings, including [[spoiler:Sips being unable to handle his curse without Xanu and letting his humanity go, Xanu being persuaded to let go of his anger before it consumes him, and Gothi being told to let go of her attachment to Sips when she learns his soul has burnt out and he's dying]].
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* FiveSecondForeshadowing: [[spoiler: Emperor Godrick III possessing two power crystals in his body is foreshadowed by how the markings on his body are both pink and blue.]]
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* FiveSecondForeshadowing: [[spoiler: Emperor [[spoiler:Emperor Godrick III possessing two power crystals in his body is foreshadowed by how the markings on his body are both pink and blue.]]
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* MeaningfulEcho: "Foreclaimers don't lie. It's inefficient." [[spoiler: First time, it's said by Emperor Godrick III to drive home that foreclaimers are rather inhuman by nature. The second time, Gothi says it when the Emperor accuses her of lying that her source of immortality came from Xanu. If anything, she's trying to point out that if he was incapable of lying, he wouldn't be so quick to accuse someone else of doing it.]]
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* MeaningfulEcho: "Foreclaimers don't lie. It's inefficient." [[spoiler: First [[spoiler:First time, it's said by Emperor Godrick III to drive home that foreclaimers are rather inhuman by nature. The second time, Gothi says it when the Emperor accuses her of lying that her source of immortality came from Xanu. If anything, she's trying to point out that if he was incapable of lying, he wouldn't be so quick to accuse someone else of doing it.]]
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* OOCIsSeriousBusiness: In episode 29, [[spoiler: at one point during their conversation, Sips grows unnerved at Emperor Godrick III's ''exceptional'' curiosity as to who the monkey doesn't want them to battle. Not many enemies faze Sips, but this is different: for a moment, there was a frightening possibility this cold, ruthless Emperor would readily wage war with the Bellowing Wilds if it benefited him most.]]
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* OOCIsSeriousBusiness: In episode 29, [[spoiler: at [[spoiler:at one point during their conversation, Sips grows unnerved at Emperor Godrick III's ''exceptional'' curiosity as to who the monkey doesn't want them to battle. Not many enemies faze Sips, but this is different: for a moment, there was a frightening possibility this cold, ruthless Emperor would readily wage war with the Bellowing Wilds if it benefited him most.]]
* TakeAThirdOption: Namedropped and utilized in Episode 30. [[spoiler:Gothica convinces Xanu that, rather than either committing genocide or letting the Foreclaimers led by Goddrick III run rampant, they can just take out Goddrick III and destroy his empire, forcing a "hard reset" that will leave the rest powerless but with a chance for redemption.]]
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* VillainHasAPoint: [[spoiler: Although his accusation Stella's Children could regress to lack empathy is a generalization, Episode 29 drives home that Xanu isn't wrong about the Old Society foreclaimers If their leader is anything to go by, they are unnervingly cold and lack empathy to a ''[[TheSociopath sociopathic degree]]''. It's little wonder he wants to commit genocide on them.]]
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* VengeanceFeelsEmpty: Discussed in Episode 30. [[spoiler:Gothica convinces Xanu to reconsider his plans for genocide by pointing out how his original tormentors are all long dead but he's still being consumed by anger, and how Erina and Sips are still pained by the actions of Quinn-Ora and Bouclaire even after getting their own vengeance.]]
* VillainHasAPoint:[[spoiler: Although [[spoiler:Although his accusation Stella's Children could regress to lack empathy is a generalization, Episode 29 drives home that Xanu isn't wrong about the Old Society foreclaimers If their leader is anything to go by, they are unnervingly cold and lack empathy to a ''[[TheSociopath sociopathic degree]]''. It's little wonder he wants to commit genocide on them.]]
* VillainHasAPoint:
