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* [[Chronic Hero Syndrome]]: Early on, Bahzell tries very hard to pretend he doesn't have this problem.

* [[Combat Pragmatist]]: Trisu, surprising everyone in the room.

{{quote| At this moment, what I care about are swords and hands to wield them. I'll worry about whether or not they are "proper" hands later. }}

{{quote|At this moment, what I care about are swords and hands to wield them. I'll worry about whether or not they are "proper" hands later. }}

* [[Cool Horse]]: Sothoii warhorses and their big cousins Coursers.

* [[Son of a Whore|Daughter Of A Whore]]: Kaeritha's mother was forced into prostitution when her husband died; Kaeritha deeply regrets not being more understanding about this at the time.

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* [[Red Baron]]: Thanks to Brandark's song ''The Lay of Bahzell Bloody-Hand'' (The title of which comes from Bahzell's early habit of starting quests by punching somebody until his knuckles bled), many agents of the Dark Gods refer to Bahzell as "The Bloody-Hand"

* [[Refused the Call]]: Bahzell. Oh ''Bahzell''. Spends most of the first book running from it. Then gets downright [[Badass]] when he accepts.

{{quote| '''Bahzell:''' ''(to Tomanak, while a sickeningly powerful demon is charging at him)'' "All right! If it's wanting me you are, then have me you can!"}}

{{quote|'''Bahzell:''' ''(to Tomanak, while a sickeningly powerful demon is charging at him)'' "All right! If it's wanting me you are, then have me you can!"}}

* [[Royal Brat]]: Vaijon is more disciplined than the general run of these, but he still has a lot of their more unfortunate qualities before Bahzell beats them out of him. Literally.

* [[Sapient Steed]]: Coursers bond with specific riders and are counted as citizens with their intelligence. They can talk telepathically with their bonded riders and Magi. Tend to be rather on the [[Deadpan Snarker|snarky]] side.