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The site also adopted ''Webcomic/TheDragonDoctors'' when its author finally gave up on Website/TheDuck as host, but despite frequent cameos in either direction, said comic takes place in a ''very'' different setting.
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* DoesNotLikeShoes: Clanners do not wear shoes.
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* AccidentalMarriage: Paige's entourage mentions that due to "tradition", her escort has to be male, pushing Claw into a TwelfthNightAdventure. They fail to mention that [[spoiler:part of the tradition is the escort becoming prince consort when they get home]].
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* AccidentalMarriage: Paige's entourage mentions that due to "tradition", her escort has to be male, pushing Claw into a TwelfthNightAdventure. They fail to mention that [[spoiler:part of the tradition is the escort becoming prince consort when they get home]].home; fortunately, Claw falls for Paige, and Paige doesn't mind Claw is a woman. Paige's bodyguard Wrath implies that she'd always been a lesbian]].
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* BalefulPolymorph: Priests of the God of Change's magic "can be used for changing anything into anything else". A specific example of this is Gabriel Malach, who in both stories he's appeared in has [[spoiler:changed the protagonist of that volume into a feral animal]].
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* WingedHumanoid: Feathries (feather wings), Scalers (bat like wings), Fey (insect like wings), Griffs (feather wings) and
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* ''Mysteries of the Obscured'', the stories of the travel correspondent of a [[LuridTalesOfDoom completely reputable paper.]]
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A running theme is the persecution of "Tricksters," worshippers of Jake, god of lies and illusions, who has made an enemy of the other gods, making his cult anathema to all others, with treatment ranging from grudging toleration to summary execution.
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A running theme is the persecution of "Tricksters," "Tricksters", worshippers of Jake, god of lies and illusions, who has made an enemy of the other gods, making his cult anathema to all others, with treatment ranging from grudging toleration to summary execution.
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* AccidentalMarriage: Paige's entourage mentioned that due to "tradition," her escort had to be male, pushing Claw into a TwelfthNightAdventure; they failed to mention that [[spoiler:part of the tradition was the escort becoming prince consort when they got home]].
* BadGuysDoTheDirtyWork: Whilst how bad she is up for debate, it's ''Free Turn's'' main antagonist Miss E who puts an [[KarmicTransformation end]] to cross-through nuisance Gabriel Malach's antics as opposed to ''Loose Change'' protagonist Silphy who's too kind to leave him inconvenienced long enough to learn a lesson.
* BalefulPolymorph: Priests of the God of Change's magic 'can be used for changing anything into anything else'. A specific example of this is Gabriel Malach, who in both stories he's appeared in has [[spoiler:changed the protagonist of that volume into a feral animal.]]
* BadGuysDoTheDirtyWork: Whilst how bad she is up for debate, it's ''Free Turn's'' main antagonist Miss E who puts an [[KarmicTransformation end]] to cross-through nuisance Gabriel Malach's antics as opposed to ''Loose Change'' protagonist Silphy who's too kind to leave him inconvenienced long enough to learn a lesson.
* BalefulPolymorph: Priests of the God of Change's magic 'can be used for changing anything into anything else'. A specific example of this is Gabriel Malach, who in both stories he's appeared in has [[spoiler:changed the protagonist of that volume into a feral animal.]]
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* AccidentalMarriage: Paige's entourage mentioned mentions that due to "tradition," "tradition", her escort had has to be male, pushing Claw into a TwelfthNightAdventure; they failed TwelfthNightAdventure. They fail to mention that [[spoiler:part of the tradition was is the escort becoming prince consort when they got get home]].
* BadGuysDoTheDirtyWork:Whilst While how bad she is up for debate, it's ''Free Turn's'' main antagonist Miss E who puts an [[KarmicTransformation end]] to cross-through nuisance Gabriel Malach's antics antics, as opposed to ''Loose Change'' protagonist Silphy Silphy, who's too kind to leave him inconvenienced long enough to learn a lesson.
* BalefulPolymorph: Priests of the God of Change's magic'can "can be used for changing anything into anything else'. else". A specific example of this is Gabriel Malach, who in both stories he's appeared in has [[spoiler:changed the protagonist of that volume into a feral animal.]]animal]].
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* BookEnds: The 2018 Fool's Week story updates start with somebody wanting bigger wings to fly with paying a greedy Change Priest for them. They end with somebody wanting bigger wings to fly with trying to get them from [[spoiler:greedy Tricksters pretending to be Change Priests.]]
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* BookEnds: The 2018 Fool's Week story updates start with somebody wanting bigger wings to fly with with, paying a greedy Change Priest for them. They end with somebody wanting bigger wings to fly with with, trying to get them from [[spoiler:greedy Tricksters pretending to be Change Priests.]]Priests]].
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** Danni Marble in ''New Game+''
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[[http://dhscomix.com/ DHS Comix]] is a [[TheVerse verse]] of closely related webcomics by Merlin Missingham set in the world of "[=LaRaGa=]."
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* ShapeshiftingFailure: Shapeshifters can only stay transformed [[http://dhscomix.com/ocomics/ocomic.php?p=1-06 For a few hours]] before they have to change back to their default form, staying transformed for longer than this makes them ill. Of note is that shapeshifters can any form they chose, while other kinds of shape changes (Mimic's, Were's, Felimara) have only one to three alternative forms, but no apparent time limit.
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* ''Short Shift'', a series of short stories that in some way involve changing and shifting. Updates as full volumes on a non set schedule.
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* KarmicTransformation: Gabriel Malach is a jerk Change Priest who likes to change people into animals and then demand apologies and money to fix the changes he forced upon them. [[spoiler: He ends up becoming the pet guinea pig of a jerk change potion-maker who demands apologies and money to ''consider'' fixing the changes they trick people into.]]
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* ''New Game+'', taking place 50 years after ''Random Encounter,'' the story of a boy caught up in a holy war, a streamlined version of...
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* ''Way Back Home'', centering on the ghost of a murdered father, with hints toward events leading to DHS's current incarnation.
* ''Daisy''/''Peony'', completed, the backstory of a recurring ''Random Encounter'' character.
** ''New Game'', a CanonDiscontinuity comic about a new crop of DHS students, among them the boy just mentioned.
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* ''Loose Change'', completed, following an inept priestess of the god of change.
* ''Death's Door'', the story of the Death Mage proprietor of an apothecary called "Death's Door", and a strange new person who arrives at her shop one day...
* ''Loose Change'', completed, following an inept priestess of the god of change.
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* ''Fall'', the account of the Trickster God shedding light on the events surrounding his fall from the nine.
* ''Mysteries of the Obscured'', the stories of the travel correspondent of a [[LuridTalesOfDoom completely reputable paper.]]
* ''Darkness Falls'', some years after ''Random Encounter'' several former students attempt to defeat a dark curse.
* ''Death's Door'', hiatus, the story of the Death Mage proprietor of an apothecary called "Death's Door", and a strange new person who arrives at her shop one day...
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** ''New Game'', a CanonDiscontinuity comic about a new crop of DHS students, among them the boy just mentioned.
* ''Way Back Home'', centering on the ghost of a murdered father, with hints toward events leading to DHS's current incarnation.
* ''Daisy''/''Peony'', the backstory of a recurring ''Random Encounter'' character.
* ''Free Turn'', following the misadventures of a youth after being transformed by an annoyed potion-maker, interspersed with single-chapter stories with the common theme of [[TransformationComic transformation]].
* ''Loose Change'', following an inept priestess of the god of change.
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* ''Mysteries of the Obscured'', the stories of the travel correspondent of a [[LuridTalesOfDoom completely reputable paper.]]
* ''Darkness Falls'', some years after ''Random Encounter'' several former students attempt to defeat a dark curse.
* ''Death's Door'', hiatus, the story of the Death Mage proprietor of an apothecary called "Death's Door", and a strange new person who arrives at her shop one day...
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* ''New Game+'', taking place 50 years after ''Random Encounter,'' the story of a boy caught up in a holy war, a streamlined version of...
** ''New Game'', a CanonDiscontinuity comic about a new crop of DHS students, among them the boy just mentioned.
* ''Way Back Home'', centering on the ghost of a murdered father, with hints toward events leading to DHS's current incarnation.
* ''Daisy''/''Peony'', the backstory of a recurring ''Random Encounter'' character.
* ''Free Turn'', following the misadventures of a youth after being transformed by an annoyed potion-maker, interspersed with single-chapter stories with the common theme of [[TransformationComic transformation]].
* ''Loose Change'', following an inept priestess of the god of change.
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* BalefulPolymorph: Priests of the God of Change's magic 'can be used for changing anything into anything else'. A specific example of this is Gabriel Malach, who in both stories he's appeared in has [[spoiler:changed the protagonist of that volume into a feral animal.]]
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The site also adopted ''Webcomic/TheDragonDoctors'' when its author finally gave up on Drunk Duck, but despite frequent cameos in either direction, said comic takes place in a ''very'' different setting.
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* WingedHumanoid: Feathries (feather wings), Scalers (bat like wings), Fey (insect like wings), Griffs (feather wings) and
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* FlatEarthAtheist: Tish of 'Deaths door' refuses to believe in vampires, despite living in a world with magic, gods and monsters.
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[[http://dhscomix.com/ DHS Comix]] is a [[TheVerse verse]] of closely related webcomics by Merlin Missingham set in the world of "[=LaRaGa=]." The flagship comic, ''Random Encounter'', focuses on the students and faculty of Dhark's Hero School, which gives the site its name. Other comics include:
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[[http://dhscomix.com/ DHS Comix]] is a [[TheVerse verse]] of closely related webcomics by Merlin Missingham set in the world of "[=LaRaGa=]." "
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[[caption-width-right:150:the thumbnail of Volume 47 of Random Encounter.]] The flagship comic, ''Random Encounter'', focuses on the students and faculty of Dhark's Hero School, which gives the site its name. Other comics include:
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* Bury Your Gays: Subverted, as the gay in question can infinitely revive.
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* Bury Your Gays: BuryYourGays: Subverted, as the gay in question can infinitely revive.
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* Bury Your Gays: Subverted, as the gay in question can infinitely revive.
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* ''Death's Door'', the story of the Death Mage proprietor of an apothecary called "Death's Door", and a strange new person who arrives at her shop one day...
* ''Dhark's Hero Stories'', which is drawn and written by Rhiannon 'Puyon' Perez-Crooks, will feature the backstories of the incoming students from ''Random Encounter''.
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** Daryil from ''Project Future'' plugs himself in as a God of Debauchery. Daryil also appears in ''Way Back Home'' on page 75. Also from Project Future, many characters from Jayhawk Cybernetics appear in Daryil's drumline volume 31. Jakob appears in the end of Volume bonus of Volume 40 and in ''Daisy'' on page 25. Page and Jakob also appear in Trick Tracts 2. Illiath and Daxxon appear as part of the Inquisition in ''Peony''. A Fox Guard and anthropomorphic Panther appears in ''Way Back Home''. Simeon Kaye appears in ''New Game+'', page 108.
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** Daryil from ''Project Future'' plugs himself in as a God of Debauchery. Daryil also appears in ''Way Back Home'' on page 75. Also from Project Future, many characters from Jayhawk Cybernetics appear in Daryil's drumline volume 31. Jakob appears in the end of Volume bonus of Volume 40 and in ''Daisy'' on page 25. Page and Jakob also appear in Trick Tracts 2. Illiath and Daxxon appear as part of the Inquisition in ''Peony''. A Fox Guard and anthropomorphic Panther appears in ''Way Back Home''. Simeon Kaye appears in ''New Game+'', page 108. Kamdan appears in page 16 of ''Death's Door'' a a customer.
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** The Scout from ''Heads you Lose'' appears in Peony as a Trickster. Also from ''Heads you Lose'' is Mary Backbreaker who appears in the Hero's Guild.
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** Another character who belongs to CubiKistune, Raxuno appears as a customer in ''Death's Door'' on page 6.
** The Scout from ''Heads you Lose'' appears in Peony as a Trickster.Also from ''Heads you Lose'' is Erich and Crake appear as Gardenian Guards in Volume 43 of Random Encounter.
** From ''The Axe Man Cometh'', another comic of Tapewolf's, Mary Backbreakerwho appears in ''Peony'' as a member of the Hero's Guild.
** The Scout from ''Heads you Lose'' appears in Peony as a Trickster.
** From ''The Axe Man Cometh'', another comic of Tapewolf's, Mary Backbreaker
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** Though their appearances were adapted to fit in with the environment, Locke and Rosa from ''High School Changed Me!'' appear as town guards in ''Free Turn''.
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** Though their appearances were adapted to fit in with the environment, Locke Speedball's characters, Pix and Rosa from ''High School Changed Me!'' Mina appear as town guards officers in ''Free Turn''.''Death's Door'' on page 13.
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** Danni Marble in ''New Game+''
** Saffron's appearance in Nettle's flashback in volume 10 of ''Random Encounter''. Deimi and Dyaris appear in the same flashback.
** Saffron also appears in ''Way Back Home''.
** Saffron's appearance in Nettle's flashback in volume 10 of ''Random Encounter''. Deimi and Dyaris appear in the same flashback.
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* TheCameo: Put on your seatbelts, kids, this will be a long one.
** Shauni San is a cameo from Samantha Lowe's ''Realm of Monsters''. Also from ''Realm of Monsters'', Silver, Josiah, Opal, Jeff, and Shauni briefly appear in a crowd in Volume 3. Volume 38 features many Dryads from ''Realm of Monsters''. Gwangia and her family appear in Trick Tracts 1. Gwangia appears on her own in ''Way Back Home'' page 125.
** Merlin states in her character page that Nix Thorne is a cameo.
** Sierra Den appears in both ''Loose Change'' and ''Random Encounter''. He appears in ''Random Encounter'' twice as the owner of a poultry farm. He also appears as a student from Hero High (albeit Wingless) in ''Free Turn''.
** Daryil from ''Project Future'' plugs himself in as a God of Debauchery. Daryil also appears in ''Way Back Home'' on page 75. Also from Project Future, many characters from Jayhawk Cybernetics appear in Daryil's drumline volume 31. Jakob appears in the end of Volume bonus of Volume 40 and in ''Daisy'' on page 25. Page and Jakob also appear in Trick Tracts 2. Illiath and Daxxon appear as part of the Inquisition in ''Peony''. A Fox Guard and anthropomorphic Panther appears in ''Way Back Home''. Simeon Kaye appears in ''New Game+'', page 108.
** From ''The Epsilon Project'', Sidney, Richard, and Sheila appear in Trick Tracts 2 as Advanced Gardens & Snails players. Professor Farklik appears as an NPC in said game. Richard appears in ''Peony'' as a member of the Inquisition as well. Sheila and Panda appear on page 144 of ''New Game+''
** From ''Benjamin Buran and the Ark of Ur'', Bejamin appears in ''Way Back Home'' as a member of the Hero's Guild.
** The Scout from ''Heads you Lose'' appears in Peony as a Trickster. Also from ''Heads you Lose'' is Mary Backbreaker who appears in the Hero's Guild.
** In Volume 41 of Random Encounter, page 14, [[spoiler: when Claw and Paige return home, a huge crowd appears as a 'proper welcome home'. Some characters in the crown include (the following listed are people listed as Furaffinity usernames) bradypodidae, sofox, turnsky, and keleth. Tapewolf's Enoch from The Epsilon Project appears. So does 'Therony the Bard'. Puyon's characters, Nargis and Dume, appear from her current unpublished work, ''Price of Manipulation''.]]
** Turnsky and Keleth appear in ''Peony'' page 18. Therony is in this crown as well. Bradypodidae appears on the following page. Keleth also appears on page 94 of ''Way Back Home''.
**From ''The Dragon Doctors'', Sarin and Mori appear as Lord Atea's guards in ''The Breaking''.
**Though their appearances were adapted to fit in with the environment, Locke and Rosa from ''High School Changed Me!'' appear as town guards in ''Free Turn''.
** From Puyon's unpublished work, ''Price of Manipulation'', Puyon appears as a trickster and future student. Additionally, Karatauze appears in volume 39 as the border guard. Panarys appears as a background character in 'Peony'.
** Doxy, a character who belongs to Tempest_Ryo, appears on page 124 of ''Way Back Home''.
** Shauni San is a cameo from Samantha Lowe's ''Realm of Monsters''. Also from ''Realm of Monsters'', Silver, Josiah, Opal, Jeff, and Shauni briefly appear in a crowd in Volume 3. Volume 38 features many Dryads from ''Realm of Monsters''. Gwangia and her family appear in Trick Tracts 1. Gwangia appears on her own in ''Way Back Home'' page 125.
** Merlin states in her character page that Nix Thorne is a cameo.
** Sierra Den appears in both ''Loose Change'' and ''Random Encounter''. He appears in ''Random Encounter'' twice as the owner of a poultry farm. He also appears as a student from Hero High (albeit Wingless) in ''Free Turn''.
** Daryil from ''Project Future'' plugs himself in as a God of Debauchery. Daryil also appears in ''Way Back Home'' on page 75. Also from Project Future, many characters from Jayhawk Cybernetics appear in Daryil's drumline volume 31. Jakob appears in the end of Volume bonus of Volume 40 and in ''Daisy'' on page 25. Page and Jakob also appear in Trick Tracts 2. Illiath and Daxxon appear as part of the Inquisition in ''Peony''. A Fox Guard and anthropomorphic Panther appears in ''Way Back Home''. Simeon Kaye appears in ''New Game+'', page 108.
** From ''The Epsilon Project'', Sidney, Richard, and Sheila appear in Trick Tracts 2 as Advanced Gardens & Snails players. Professor Farklik appears as an NPC in said game. Richard appears in ''Peony'' as a member of the Inquisition as well. Sheila and Panda appear on page 144 of ''New Game+''
** From ''Benjamin Buran and the Ark of Ur'', Bejamin appears in ''Way Back Home'' as a member of the Hero's Guild.
** The Scout from ''Heads you Lose'' appears in Peony as a Trickster. Also from ''Heads you Lose'' is Mary Backbreaker who appears in the Hero's Guild.
** In Volume 41 of Random Encounter, page 14, [[spoiler: when Claw and Paige return home, a huge crowd appears as a 'proper welcome home'. Some characters in the crown include (the following listed are people listed as Furaffinity usernames) bradypodidae, sofox, turnsky, and keleth. Tapewolf's Enoch from The Epsilon Project appears. So does 'Therony the Bard'. Puyon's characters, Nargis and Dume, appear from her current unpublished work, ''Price of Manipulation''.]]
** Turnsky and Keleth appear in ''Peony'' page 18. Therony is in this crown as well. Bradypodidae appears on the following page. Keleth also appears on page 94 of ''Way Back Home''.
**From ''The Dragon Doctors'', Sarin and Mori appear as Lord Atea's guards in ''The Breaking''.
**Though their appearances were adapted to fit in with the environment, Locke and Rosa from ''High School Changed Me!'' appear as town guards in ''Free Turn''.
** From Puyon's unpublished work, ''Price of Manipulation'', Puyon appears as a trickster and future student. Additionally, Karatauze appears in volume 39 as the border guard. Panarys appears as a background character in 'Peony'.
** Doxy, a character who belongs to Tempest_Ryo, appears on page 124 of ''Way Back Home''.
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* Continuity Cameo: Demi, Malo and Carla from ''Free Turn'' briefly appear in Volume 35 of ''Random Encounter
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**Demi, Malo, Miss. E, and Carla from ''Free Turn'' briefly appear in Volume 35 of ''RandomEncounterEncounter''
**Daren Marks appearing in the Convoy in ''The Breaking'' after his role in ''Daisy''
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**Demi, Malo, Miss. E, and Carla from ''Free Turn'' briefly appear in Volume 35 of ''Random
**Daren Marks appearing in the Convoy in ''The Breaking'' after his role in ''Daisy''
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**Mason a revealed newcomer to DHS made his first appearance in Volume 12 of ''Random Encounter'', working in his Auntie's restaurant.
**Puyon, another revealed new student, appeared in Volume 24 and Volume 26 as a member of Mylenor's trickster mob.
**Hexetani, another future DHS student, appears in ''Free Turn'' to purchase a potion from Miss E.
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**Mason a revealed newcomer to DHS made his first appearance in Volume 12 of ''Random Encounter'', working in his Auntie's restaurant.
**Puyon, another revealed new student, appeared in Volume 24 and Volume 26 as a member of Mylenor's trickster mob.
**Hexetani, another future DHS student, appears in ''Free Turn'' to purchase a potion from Miss E.
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* AccidentalMarriage: Paige's entourage mentioned that due to "tradition," her escort had to be male, pushing Claw into a TwelfthNightAdventure; they failed to mention that [[spoiler:part of the tradition was the escort becoming prince consort when they got home]].
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* MarkOfShame: Feathries' wings darken if they kill.
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[[http://dhscomix.com/ DHS Comix]] is a [[TheVerse verse]] of closely related webcomics by Merlin Missingham set in the world of "[=LaRaGa=]." The flagship comic, ''Random Encounter'', focuses on the students and faculty of Dhark's Hero School, which gives the site its name. Other comics include:
* ''New Game+'', taking place 50 years after ''Random Encounter,'' the story of a boy caught up in a holy war, a streamlined version of...
** ''New Game'', a CanonDiscontinuity comic about a new crop of DHS students, among them the boy just mentioned.
* ''Way Back Home'', centering on the ghost of a murdered father, with hints toward events leading to DHS's current incarnation.
* ''Daisy''/''Peony'', the backstory of a recurring ''Random Encounter'' character.
* ''The Breaking'', an account of a frequently-mentioned historical event 1500 years before ''Random Encounter'' [[FramingDevice as told by]] a convoy in RE's time, among them an old friend of Peony.
* ''Free Turn'', completed, following the misadventures of a youth after being transformed by an annoyed potion-maker, interspersed with single-chapter stories with the common theme of [[TransformationComic transformation]].
* ''Loose Change'', completed, following an inept priestess of the god of change.
A running theme is the persecution of "Tricksters," worshippers of Jake, god of lies and illusions, who has made an enemy of the other gods, making his cult anathema to all others, with treatment ranging from grudging toleration to summary execution.
The site also adopted ''Webcomic/TheDragonDoctors'' when its author finally gave up on Drunk Duck, but despite frequent cameos in either direction, said comic takes place in a ''very'' different setting.
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!! This webcomic provides examples of:
* BluffTheImposter: A trick of the Inquisition is to ask for nonexistent paperwork, hoping Tricksters will attempt a JediMindTrick to produce it.
* DeadToBeginWith: ''Way Back Home''
* DoesNotLikeShoes: Clanners do not wear shoes.
* [[LastOfHisKind Last of Her Kind]]: Loki is the last survivor of a cursed family.
* MarkOfShame: Feathries' wings darken if they kill.
* OhMyGods: Obviously, constant. Most people are weak henotheists, so "oh my god(ess)" is occasionally heard, but more common is "oh gods," or "oh Fels" referring to the twin gods of luck.
* OneSteveLimit: It's a plot point that "Mana" is the name of both the (future) headmistress of DHS and Zamil's son.
* PoorCommunicationKills: Jake tricks Zamil into accepting an unimaginable penance by interrupting everyone who tries to tell him that time in the living world is frozen during judgment.
* RebelliousPrincess: Daisy, who swears allegiance to Jake [[spoiler:at her inheritance ceremony]].
* ResurrectiveImmortality: The clanners.
* ShoutOut: Before settling on "Peony," the former Princess Daisy spends some time as [[Series/KeepingUpAppearances Hyacinth]].
* StealthParody: InUniverse, [[spoiler:Peony's]] "[[ComicBook/ChickTracts Trick Tracts]]."
* TakeThat: "[[ComicBook/ChickTracts Trick Tracts]]," over-the-top comics denouncing Tricksters - [[spoiler:written by Peony]].
* TwelfthNightAdventure: Claw spends multiple chapters in drag to meet Princess Paige's demand for a "traditional" escort.
* WorthIt: Claw says this of a scar she got rescuing Paige.
* ''New Game+'', taking place 50 years after ''Random Encounter,'' the story of a boy caught up in a holy war, a streamlined version of...
** ''New Game'', a CanonDiscontinuity comic about a new crop of DHS students, among them the boy just mentioned.
* ''Way Back Home'', centering on the ghost of a murdered father, with hints toward events leading to DHS's current incarnation.
* ''Daisy''/''Peony'', the backstory of a recurring ''Random Encounter'' character.
* ''The Breaking'', an account of a frequently-mentioned historical event 1500 years before ''Random Encounter'' [[FramingDevice as told by]] a convoy in RE's time, among them an old friend of Peony.
* ''Free Turn'', completed, following the misadventures of a youth after being transformed by an annoyed potion-maker, interspersed with single-chapter stories with the common theme of [[TransformationComic transformation]].
* ''Loose Change'', completed, following an inept priestess of the god of change.
A running theme is the persecution of "Tricksters," worshippers of Jake, god of lies and illusions, who has made an enemy of the other gods, making his cult anathema to all others, with treatment ranging from grudging toleration to summary execution.
The site also adopted ''Webcomic/TheDragonDoctors'' when its author finally gave up on Drunk Duck, but despite frequent cameos in either direction, said comic takes place in a ''very'' different setting.
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!! This webcomic provides examples of:
* BluffTheImposter: A trick of the Inquisition is to ask for nonexistent paperwork, hoping Tricksters will attempt a JediMindTrick to produce it.
* DeadToBeginWith: ''Way Back Home''
* DoesNotLikeShoes: Clanners do not wear shoes.
* [[LastOfHisKind Last of Her Kind]]: Loki is the last survivor of a cursed family.
* MarkOfShame: Feathries' wings darken if they kill.
* OhMyGods: Obviously, constant. Most people are weak henotheists, so "oh my god(ess)" is occasionally heard, but more common is "oh gods," or "oh Fels" referring to the twin gods of luck.
* OneSteveLimit: It's a plot point that "Mana" is the name of both the (future) headmistress of DHS and Zamil's son.
* PoorCommunicationKills: Jake tricks Zamil into accepting an unimaginable penance by interrupting everyone who tries to tell him that time in the living world is frozen during judgment.
* RebelliousPrincess: Daisy, who swears allegiance to Jake [[spoiler:at her inheritance ceremony]].
* ResurrectiveImmortality: The clanners.
* ShoutOut: Before settling on "Peony," the former Princess Daisy spends some time as [[Series/KeepingUpAppearances Hyacinth]].
* StealthParody: InUniverse, [[spoiler:Peony's]] "[[ComicBook/ChickTracts Trick Tracts]]."
* TakeThat: "[[ComicBook/ChickTracts Trick Tracts]]," over-the-top comics denouncing Tricksters - [[spoiler:written by Peony]].
* TwelfthNightAdventure: Claw spends multiple chapters in drag to meet Princess Paige's demand for a "traditional" escort.
* WorthIt: Claw says this of a scar she got rescuing Paige.
