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Totem Pole Trench: In episode 3 The Lord of Chaos is actually Lark and Sparrow doing this. It doesn't last long. Episode 31: Up until at most a year ago, Scary's teachers' comments on her report cards have all been the exact same thing: "A pleasure to have in class." Before then, the comments would vary, but now they all say the same thing. Episode 37: Terry doesn't really like poetry. But she loves Shel Silverstein's work, such as Monsters I've Met.

Briarheart: obtained in overland Wrothgar (Orsinium DLC) or from traders. WHY? great burst damage and nice healing and easy to obtain set. Comedic Sociopathy: Too many instances to count. Usually committed by the citizens of the Forgotten Realms. Goodman, the sensitive P.I. working on his law degree, a former boxer whose career disintegrated when he smashed his hand;

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Use the following rotation as the starter point. After, apply your buffs and cast the DoT skills on cooldown for the best, highest DPS. In total, the Damage over Time skills (DoTs) do more damage than your main spammable. Thus, they need to be cast less often and are easier to maintain, for example, The Degeneration from Mages Guild or the Barb Trap from Fighters Guild. Maintain DoTs and use your spammable skill as filler until you need to reapply the DoTS. Rebecca, Stempler’s former teacher who taught in a one-room schoolhouse and saw him as one of her few success stories, the boy who didn’t go down in the hole;

As the trial starts, Vail begins to chip away at the prosecution’s case…and maybe it’s not such a “slam dunk” after all. Aaaron Stampler is accused of murdering Archbishop Richard Rushman - in fact police find him near the scene of the murder - hiding in a confessional, soaked with blood and gripping the murder weapon. Defense attorney Martin Vail is forced to take Stampler's case pro-bono - Vail has recently won a case against the city, county and the state police, which all hope that this case will humiliate and destroy him. Godhood Seeker: The purple robes desire to become Omega Daddies. It's never explained exactly what this is, other than that it would give them godlike power. Like Father, Unlike Son: He is a ‘’very’’ different person from Ron, particularly when contrasted with the other Dads’ relationships with their fathers. He is cruel and cunning whereas Ron is a genuinely kind, if somewhat bumbling step-father. In the end, Judge Shoat gives Aaron a month in a correctional facility on account of his psychological disturbances. Martin wins the case despite his initial plea not being in the line of insanity. But it still seems that Aaron’s alternative persona Roy is the assailant in the equation, and he is rightly prosecuted. In the end, this becomes apparent when Roy confesses to having killed not only the archbishop but also Linda. It seems that Martin’s faith has lost against the cold cunning and manipulation of Roy. Why Did Roy Kill the Archbishop?Those of you who have seen the excellent movie made from this book will have a pretty good idea where it winds up. I saw the movie long before getting the book, so the ending wasn’t a huge surprise, and I found the book to be quite interesting with intriguing characters: Mollie, the young psychologist who wanted to be a biologist until her brother returned from Vietnam slowly entering a state of catatonia; Dragon Their Feet: Downplayed. Though Big Bad Willy Stampler and The Dragon Barry Oak are fought simultaneously in the Final Battle, Willy is actually defeated first, making The Dragon the dads' final opponent. Mind Control: The bracelets used by Garrtok to control his children. This is apparently normal for his species. Ends up Hoist by Their Own Petard when his children force the bracelets onto him, allowing them to escape. In the finale, the dads regain the bracelets and use them to Mind Control Barry Oak into subservience.

Even Evil Has Loved Ones: Genuinely likes and (more or less) cares about Glenn, in contrast to the other Omega Daddies who view their sons as disappointments and/or tools.Leeroy Jenkins: Peaden is described as having "the eye of the tiger," though it's really just this. He's willing to fight anyone—yes, anyone—even though he's an awful fighter.

Ambiguous Situation: It starts unclear if they're really the dead grandfathers, or if they're like Terry Sr. They are the real grandads. Episode 4: Last episode, she found Terry Jr's note to self that says "What do you do when your arm itches?" and thought it was some kind of cool code, so she's been working on it. So far she's plugged it into several anagram generators but has nothing concrete yet. Due to Willy's influence, Scary becomes gradually more agressive towards her friends, frequently lying to them and going against their wishes, even participating in the murder of Pepperoni Tony. This culminates in Scary lashing out at her friends during Halt and Catch Fireball, heavily injuring them and nearly burning Normal's house down. During this scene, Scary temporarily puts on her sleeping cap to talk to Willy, and asks him for a hug, showing a bit of vulnerability. In response he laughs at her and tells her to wake up.

The mummies in the pyramid are actually Henry, Darryl, and Ron's wives from the future who fell into a time vortex of magic looking for the dads and the kids. Pyromaniac: One of them caused fire damage that was limited to one or two classrooms. He said he'll do better next time. Primal Fear’ is an appropriate name for the movie on many levels. The “fear” of the story, moreover, is multifaceted. On a superficial level, Martin’s faith in the character of Aaron falls to pieces with the revelation of Aaron’s manipulative demeanor in the end. What can be more fearful than finding out one day that the foundations that drive you are a lie? In the end, Martin’s prolific career as a defense attorney is nullified as we find that Aaron plays him like a fiddle. In general, Ron seems to really struggle with his identity as a father. This is first seen in Neverwinter, when the dads are attempting to locate Henry’s children. Once he is left out of a “real dad” huddle, he consistently asks if he’s welcome in the huddle.