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The recurring characters of Warehouse 13.

Action Girl
Agent Scully: She has a nack for detail.
Arbitrary Skepticism
Badass Bookworm
Cool Big Sis: To Claudia.
Failure Knight: She thinks so anyway.
Friendly Enemy: With H. G. Wells, who started out trying to be the evil Obi-Wan to her Luke Skywalker.
My Greatest Failure: The death of her partner/lover, which turns out to have been artifact-related.

Ancient Keeper: Though Artie isn't really all that ancient. And his job involves keeping the artifacts in the wareshouse, not giving them away
Ambiguously Jewish
Big Ol' Eyebrows
Cool Old Guy
Failure Knight: He thinks that he failed MacPherson back when they were still friends.
Grumpy Old Man: Acts like this to keep the others in line and at arms length, nobody falls for it.
Team Dad: Pete pretty much out-right refered to him as much.

Claudia: That was for Steve.

Broken Bird: At first.
Dark and Troubled Past: People thought she was crasy when she started seeing her visions of her brother.
Deadpan Snarker
Foil: To Artie.
Gadgeteer Genius
Genki Girl
Heroic BSOD: Spends the end of Season 3 in one, due to Steve's death.
The Ophelia: Claudia has spent time in mental institutions over what happened to her brother and she occasionally falls back to a broken bird status.
Playful Hacker
Perky Goth
Skunk Stripe: She dyes it various colors over the course of the series.

Big Bad: Of season one.
The Chessmaster
Evil Brit
Evil Counterpart: To Artie.
Fallen Hero: Used to be a Warehouse agent.
Killed Off for Real
Love Makes You Evil: His "start of darkness" began when he used an artifact to save the women he loved. Unfortunately it's use killed several other people in exchange.

Adventurer Archaeologist
Affably Evil
Anti-Villain
Beethoven Was an Alien Spy: Or rather, H.G. Wells was a female Warehouse agent.
- This is a bit less farfetched in execution - the author history recorded was her brother (who had the same initials), but he was basically writing about her inventions for pubic viewing.
Big Bad: Of season two.
Dark Action Girl
Does Not Like Men: Somewhat justified, as she lived before women's rights existed.
Evil Brit
Fallen Hero: Like MacPherson, she used to be a Warehouse agent.
Fetish Fuel Station Attendant
Gadgeteer Genius
Grappling Hook Pistol: A self-made one.
Heel Face Turn: In season three.
Heroic Sacrifice
Lady of Adventure
Les Yay: Tons of it with Myka, confirmed as intentional by both actresses, wether or not it's the same case with the characters...?
Mama Bear
Nietzsche Wannabe: Due to losing her daughter, she thinks the whole world deserves to die, and rants about how it's gotten worse since she was bronzed.
- Of course, the real person she's named after predicted among other things: tanks, a world war between Germany and England, and atomic bombs. Not to mention, in later work, became apparently disillusioned with the human race and the fate of mankind as a whole.
Redemption Equals Death
Woobie, Destroyer of Worlds

Bad Boss: And how. See below.
Big Bad: Of season three.
Blond Guys Are Evil
Creepy Child: When he was younger, thanks to The Corruption.
Evil Cripple
From Nobody to Nightmare
Portal Cut: Not as gory as the usual variety. Only his hand makes it through the portal, and disintegrates as the rest of him is trapped "between" spaces as it closes.
Roaring Rampage of Revenge: The reason for his obsession with hunting down the Regents and destroying the Warehouse.
Xanatos Gambit: His plan to destroy the Warehouse. It works almost flawlessly, the Warehouse is destroyed and H.G. and Mrs. Frederic are killed off (add Jinks to the list and he's the only villain thus far who's managed to kill three major characters); but Jane, Artie, Myka, and Pete are still alive.
You Have Failed Me: Does this to two of his Mooks.
You Have Outlived Your Usefulness: Does this to rest of his Mooks.

The Dragon: To Sykes.
Enigmatic Minion
Living on Borrowed Time: Which runs out when Claudia stops the metronome keeping his heart beating.
Torture Technician: He claims to be one when interrogating Emily Lake/H.G. Wells. We have no reason to disbelieve him.

Crazy Prepared: She and the Regents seem to be prepared for just about any and all problems.
Cool Old Lady
Da Chief
Older Than They Look
The Quiet One: She does speak, but only when necessary. Most of the time she just gives people a rather spocky version of the Death Glare.
Really Seven Hundred Years Old
Scary Black Woman

Badass Damsel: Dispite the fact shes not a field agent, shes beat up a few bad guys by herself.
The Heart
The Mole: Thought to be one at the end of season one, but it turns out MacPherson was controlling her.
Tomboy and Girly Girl: The Girly Girl to Claudia's Tomboy.

Action Mom
Dark and Troubled Past
Mysterious Past
Troubled Backstory Flashback: She and Pete once used an artifact to look into her past to dig up information about Walter Sykes.

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 * [[And This Is For]]: A bone-chilling version of it in the Season 3 finale.
-{{quote| '''Claudia:''' That was for {{spoiler|Steve}}.}}
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 * [[Broken Bird]]: At first.
 * [[Dark and Troubled Past]]: People thought she was crasy when she started seeing her ''visions'' of her brother.