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* WeHardlyKnewYe: In The Silence of Hollowind campaign [[spoiler: Liam Warren, played by Naux, dies as he tries to chase down a suspect in the second session.]]
* WidgetSeries: Most campaigns are...weird, but some, such as the 'Fantasy of the Chef' (random games to replace a cancelled session) and DGI High School are prime examples. Some are so weird that the members refuse to talk about them.
* WidgetSeries: Most campaigns are...weird, but some, such as the 'Fantasy of the Chef' (random games to replace a cancelled session) and DGI High School are prime examples. Some are so weird that the members refuse to talk about them.
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* WeHardlyKnewYe: In The Silence of Hollowind campaign [[spoiler: Liam Warren, played by Naux, dies as he tries to chase down a suspect in the second session.]]
* WidgetSeries: Most campaigns are...weird, but some, such as the 'Fantasy of the Chef' (random games to replace a cancelled session) and DGI High School are prime examples. Some are so weird that the members refuse to talk about them.]]
* WidgetSeries: Most campaigns are...weird, but some, such as the 'Fantasy of the Chef' (random games to replace a cancelled session) and DGI High School are prime examples. Some are so weird that the members refuse to talk about them.
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* DownerEnding: Whenever a KillEmAll ending happens at the last session. This is incredibly common in more brutal campaigns.
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* BaldOfAwesome: Wolfram, a bald paladin that acts like ComicBook/JudgeDredd in the Ruins of Wolfstrame campaign and is also the headmaster in the fanservice-filled DGI High School campaign.
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* LordBritishPostulate: In the PowerRangers parody Go! Go! DGI campaign [[spoiler: the final boss is a giant fortress with absurd amounts of HP and incredibly attack power which was supposed to kill off all the characters. The DGI then promptly use the rules of the game at their disposal and manage to destroy it without it killing ''anyone''. Needless to say, [[KillerGameMaster Curte]] was both in shock and dissapointed by this]]
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* LordBritishPostulate: In the PowerRangers Franchise/PowerRangers parody Go! Go! DGI campaign [[spoiler: the final boss is a giant fortress with absurd amounts of HP and incredibly attack power which was supposed to kill off all the characters. The DGI then promptly use the rules of the game at their disposal and manage to destroy it without it killing ''anyone''. Needless to say, [[KillerGameMaster Curte]] was both in shock and dissapointed by this]]
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* BlackAndGrayMorality: How most characters, and conflicts , in most campaigns turn out to be, as there are rarely, if ever, morally pure characters.
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* GreyAndBlackMorality: How most characters, and conflicts , in most campaigns turn out to be, as there are rarely, if ever, morally pure characters.
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* BaldOfAwesome: Wolfram, a bald paladin that acts like JudgeDredd in the Ruins of Wolfstrame campaign and is also the headmaster in the fanservice-filled DGI High School campaign.
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* BaldOfAwesome: Wolfram, a bald paladin that acts like JudgeDredd ComicBook/JudgeDredd in the Ruins of Wolfstrame campaign and is also the headmaster in the fanservice-filled DGI High School campaign.
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* EldritchAbomination: The [[spoiler: giant unnamed humanoid shadow in the Fellowship of the Inept. Nobody knows what it is or if it's even malicious or not. Fact is that even ''Rodrek'', who was at that point the strongest character in the group, had to be forced into a retreat after fighting it at the beginning of Season 3.]]
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* EldritchAbomination: The [[spoiler: giant unnamed Black Sun. A gigantic humanoid shadow in the Fellowship of the Inept. Nobody knows what it is or if it's even malicious or not. Fact is that even ''Rodrek'', who was at that point the strongest character in the group, had to be forced into a retreat after fighting it at the beginning of Season 3.]]
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Note: Most chats and campaign names have been directly translated from Italian to English.
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* DownerEnding: Whenever a KillEmAll ending happens at the last session. This is incredibly common in more brutal campaigns.
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* FilmNoir: The entirety of the Silence of Hollowind campaign (played on the same-named game that Luca Bellini directly worked for) is stylized like this. With LANoire music in the background and black-and-white webcams
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* FilmNoir: The entirety of the Silence of Hollowind campaign (played on the same-named game that Luca Bellini directly worked for) is stylized like this. With LANoire music in the background and black-and-white webcamswebcams.
* GainaxEnding: If it does not end in a Bittersweet Ending or a DownerEnding it's this.
** In the Fleshscape campaign [[spoiler: after the tribe manages to kill of the FinalBoss it turns out the creature was actually an alien ruler from another planet, and the star that crashed which the tribe was looking for was actually its spaceship (keep in mind that in Fleshscape there exists no metal, only bones and flesh, so such a thing is completely foreign to the setting) and then the campaign abruptly ends.]]
* GainaxEnding: If it does not end in a Bittersweet Ending or a DownerEnding it's this.
** In the Fleshscape campaign [[spoiler: after the tribe manages to kill of the FinalBoss it turns out the creature was actually an alien ruler from another planet, and the star that crashed which the tribe was looking for was actually its spaceship (keep in mind that in Fleshscape there exists no metal, only bones and flesh, so such a thing is completely foreign to the setting) and then the campaign abruptly ends.]]
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* EarlyInstallmentWeirdness: The very first campaigns of the channel (such as the first season of the Fellowship of the Inept) were streamed on Twitch and then uploaded in 'bits' on the Youtube channel. This eventually changed when the DGI started livestreaming directly on Youtube instead, allowing them to broadcast more easily and, most of all, immediatly upload the entire livestream after it was done.
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''Dice Games Italia'' is an Italian Youtube (At first started in Twitch) channel created on the 27th of August 2013. Originally, the group consisted of three Italian Youtubers: [=Quit108=], Naux Cube, and Rexen, along with two other members: The Master (Luca Bellini) and Robin. Along the years the members have shifted and various guest stars came and went. However, the core of the channel never changed: The livestream of various TabletopGames such as ''Dungeons&Dragons'' and ''DarkHeresy'', along with various more niche titles.
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''Dice Games Italia'' is an Italian Youtube (At first started in Twitch) channel created on the 27th of August 2013. Originally, the group consisted of three Italian Youtubers: [=Quit108=], Naux Cube, and Rexen, along with two other members: The Master (Luca Bellini) and Robin. Along the years the members have shifted and various guest stars came and went. However, the core of the channel never changed: The livestream of various TabletopGames such as ''Dungeons&Dragons'' ''TabletopGame/DungeonsAndDragons'' and ''DarkHeresy'', ''TabletopGame/DarkHeresy'', along with various more niche titles.
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* EldritchAbomination: The [[spoiler: giant unnamed humanoid shadow in the Fellowship of the Inept. Nobody knows what it is or if it's even malicious or not. Fact is that not even ''Rodrek'', who was at that point the strongest character in the group, had to be forced into a retreat after fighting it at the beginning of Season 3.]]
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* EldritchAbomination: The [[spoiler: giant unnamed humanoid shadow in the Fellowship of the Inept. Nobody knows what it is or if it's even malicious or not. Fact is that not even ''Rodrek'', who was at that point the strongest character in the group, had to be forced into a retreat after fighting it at the beginning of Season 3.]]
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* WeHardlyKnewYe: In The Silence of Hollowind campaign [[spoiler: Liam Warren, played by Naux, dies as he tries to chase down a suspect in the second session.]]
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* BittersweetEnding: The Finale of the Fellowship of the Inept campaign ends with [[spoiler: Rodrek ascending into godhood and saving the other characters from destruction, but at the seame time loses his memories and identity. Ego and Cecil join up in a questionable partnership with a mysterious higher entity, and become very long lived as a result. And Duinhir transforms into an eldritch guardian that protects the temple of the newly god-like Rodrek]]
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* BittersweetEnding: The Finale of the Fellowship of the Inept campaign ends with [[spoiler: Rodrek ascending into godhood and saving the other characters from destruction, but at the seame same time loses his memories and identity. Ego and Cecil join up in a questionable partnership with a mysterious higher entity, and become very long lived as a result. And Duinhir transforms into an eldritch guardian that protects the temple of the newly god-like Rodrek]]
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* GreyAndBlackMorality: How most characters, and conflicts conflicts, in most campaigns turn out to be, as there are rarely, if ever, morally pure characters.
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* GreyAndBlackMorality: How most characters, and conflicts conflicts, , in most campaigns turn out to be, as there are rarely, if ever, morally pure characters.
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[[caption-width-right:350: The icon of the channel. The three dices represent the Italian flag.]]
''Dice Games Italia'' is an Italian Youtube (At first started in Twitch) channel created on the 27th of August 2013. Originally, the group consisted of three Italian Youtubers: [=Quit108=], Naux Cube, and Rexen, along with two other members: The Master (Luca Bellini) and Robin. Along the years the members have shifted and various guest stars came and went. However, the core of the channel never changed: The livestream of various TabletopGames such as ''Dungeons&Dragons'' and ''DarkHeresy'', along with various more niche titles.
The channel over the years has gathered over 35 complete campaigns, some longer and shorter, and over 30 3-hour livestream each. The channel currently has 10k subscribers that amassed over the years. In the span of this time they created several memes, characters, and stories. Their channel can be found [[https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCqKnCyEIqkCfQ3bGXdGJgxA here]]
!!This channel provides examples of:
* AntiHero: The bread and butter of all members of the DGI. Even the most heroical ones tend be jerks at best and morally grey at worst.
* BaldOfAwesome: Wolfram, a bald paladin that acts like JudgeDredd in the Ruins of Wolfstrame campaign and is also the headmaster in the fanservice-filled DGI High School campaign.
* BittersweetEnding: The Finale of the Fellowship of the Inept campaign ends with [[spoiler: Rodrek ascending into godhood and saving the other characters from destruction, but at the seame time loses his memories and identity. Ego and Cecil join up in a questionable partnership with a mysterious higher entity, and become very long lived as a result. And Duinhir transforms into an eldritch guardian that protects the temple of the newly god-like Rodrek]]
* ButtMonkey: Naux, and his characters, tend to be at the end of many out of character and in character jokes of the group.
* EldritchAbomination: The [[spoiler: giant unnamed humanoid shadow in the Fellowship of the Inept. Nobody knows what it is or if it's even malicious or not. Fact is that not even ''Rodrek'', who was at that point the strongest character in the group, had to be forced into a retreat after fighting it at the beginning of Season 3.]]
* FilmNoir: The entirety of the Silence of Hollowind campaign (played on the same-named game that Luca Bellini directly worked for) is stylized like this. With LANoire music in the background and black-and-white webcams
* GoldenEnding: Against all odds [[spoiler: the group manages to get the best ending possible (minus the [[DarkComedy very much intentional murder of a minor character]]) in the [=DamRio=] campaign. They also manage to get by without anyone really dying (permanently) and the most dangerous thing was the ''Tentaclebus that drove them from location to location'']]
* GreyAndBlackMorality: How most characters, and conflicts conflicts, in most campaigns turn out to be, as there are rarely, if ever, morally pure characters.
* KillerGameMaster: Heavily subverted by The Master. The others in the group like to act like he's incredibly malicious towards their characters, but is by far one of the most fair [=GMs=] that the group plays with. There have been some other cases however, like with Matteo 'Curte' Cortini.
* OffTheRails: As is usual in tabletop campaigns this happens quite a lot. One of the most classic examples is [[spoiler: Rodrek grabbing the Red Spark at the end of The Fellowship of the Inept season 2...and ''eating it''. Luca had absolutely no idea how to go from there.]]
* LordBritishPostulate: In the PowerRangers parody Go! Go! DGI campaign [[spoiler: the final boss is a giant fortress with absurd amounts of HP and incredibly attack power which was supposed to kill off all the characters. The DGI then promptly use the rules of the game at their disposal and manage to destroy it without it killing ''anyone''. Needless to say, [[KillerGameMaster Curte]] was both in shock and dissapointed by this]]
* RagtagBunchOfMisfits: How most groups end up being. The first group, the Fellowship of the Inept, is a clear example.
* WidgetSeries: Most campaigns are...weird, but some, such as the 'Fantasy of the Chef' (random games to replace a cancelled session) and DGI High School are prime examples. Some are so weird that the members refuse to talk about them.
[[caption-width-right:350: The icon of the channel. The three dices represent the Italian flag.]]
''Dice Games Italia'' is an Italian Youtube (At first started in Twitch) channel created on the 27th of August 2013. Originally, the group consisted of three Italian Youtubers: [=Quit108=], Naux Cube, and Rexen, along with two other members: The Master (Luca Bellini) and Robin. Along the years the members have shifted and various guest stars came and went. However, the core of the channel never changed: The livestream of various TabletopGames such as ''Dungeons&Dragons'' and ''DarkHeresy'', along with various more niche titles.
The channel over the years has gathered over 35 complete campaigns, some longer and shorter, and over 30 3-hour livestream each. The channel currently has 10k subscribers that amassed over the years. In the span of this time they created several memes, characters, and stories. Their channel can be found [[https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCqKnCyEIqkCfQ3bGXdGJgxA here]]
!!This channel provides examples of:
* AntiHero: The bread and butter of all members of the DGI. Even the most heroical ones tend be jerks at best and morally grey at worst.
* BaldOfAwesome: Wolfram, a bald paladin that acts like JudgeDredd in the Ruins of Wolfstrame campaign and is also the headmaster in the fanservice-filled DGI High School campaign.
* BittersweetEnding: The Finale of the Fellowship of the Inept campaign ends with [[spoiler: Rodrek ascending into godhood and saving the other characters from destruction, but at the seame time loses his memories and identity. Ego and Cecil join up in a questionable partnership with a mysterious higher entity, and become very long lived as a result. And Duinhir transforms into an eldritch guardian that protects the temple of the newly god-like Rodrek]]
* ButtMonkey: Naux, and his characters, tend to be at the end of many out of character and in character jokes of the group.
* EldritchAbomination: The [[spoiler: giant unnamed humanoid shadow in the Fellowship of the Inept. Nobody knows what it is or if it's even malicious or not. Fact is that not even ''Rodrek'', who was at that point the strongest character in the group, had to be forced into a retreat after fighting it at the beginning of Season 3.]]
* FilmNoir: The entirety of the Silence of Hollowind campaign (played on the same-named game that Luca Bellini directly worked for) is stylized like this. With LANoire music in the background and black-and-white webcams
* GoldenEnding: Against all odds [[spoiler: the group manages to get the best ending possible (minus the [[DarkComedy very much intentional murder of a minor character]]) in the [=DamRio=] campaign. They also manage to get by without anyone really dying (permanently) and the most dangerous thing was the ''Tentaclebus that drove them from location to location'']]
* GreyAndBlackMorality: How most characters, and conflicts conflicts, in most campaigns turn out to be, as there are rarely, if ever, morally pure characters.
* KillerGameMaster: Heavily subverted by The Master. The others in the group like to act like he's incredibly malicious towards their characters, but is by far one of the most fair [=GMs=] that the group plays with. There have been some other cases however, like with Matteo 'Curte' Cortini.
* OffTheRails: As is usual in tabletop campaigns this happens quite a lot. One of the most classic examples is [[spoiler: Rodrek grabbing the Red Spark at the end of The Fellowship of the Inept season 2...and ''eating it''. Luca had absolutely no idea how to go from there.]]
* LordBritishPostulate: In the PowerRangers parody Go! Go! DGI campaign [[spoiler: the final boss is a giant fortress with absurd amounts of HP and incredibly attack power which was supposed to kill off all the characters. The DGI then promptly use the rules of the game at their disposal and manage to destroy it without it killing ''anyone''. Needless to say, [[KillerGameMaster Curte]] was both in shock and dissapointed by this]]
* RagtagBunchOfMisfits: How most groups end up being. The first group, the Fellowship of the Inept, is a clear example.
* WidgetSeries: Most campaigns are...weird, but some, such as the 'Fantasy of the Chef' (random games to replace a cancelled session) and DGI High School are prime examples. Some are so weird that the members refuse to talk about them.
