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"You know what? I AM a demon!" ― Fig Faeth to Gilear Faeth
"I'm sorry I prioritized my dads over you. You're allowed to be a complex person." ― Fig to her mother, Sandra Lynn Faeth
Figueroth "Fig" Faeth is a member of the Bad Kids adventuring party and a former junior year student at Aguefort Adventuring Academy. She is the lead bassist in her band, Fig and the Cig Figs. She is played by Emily Axford.
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Description[]
"Um, my name's Figueroth. You probably knew me last year as, like, that really bubbly girl who was, like, invited to every party, but all of a sudden, my horns started growing in, and I thought I was an Elf, but it turns out, my dad isn't my real dad, and I have a demon for a dad, but my mom won't tell me who he is, so pretty much I'm kinda like, fuck everyone and I'm just like- I'm just like, I've got a bass guitar. I've got some drumsticks. Like, I'm ready to start a bass driven band, and just like, yeah, just fuck everything, right, okay, that's it. That's me, also, my name is Figueroth. My last name is Faeth, but that's the name of someone who does not have anything to do with me because he's not my dad, so I'm just Fig now. Just Fig." ― Emily Axford
Personality[]
Fig is a tiefling bard who believed she was an elf for most of her life. She was a very bubbly, traditionally feminine girl until her horns started to grow in, at which point she pulled a quick 180 and became very rebellious and unreserved. She loves all three of her parents very much, though it takes some time for her to get there. She's very impulsive and often gets carried away in the disguises she uses. She often says she's not a very open person, but she's the only one of the group to continually express her feelings of affection to them.
Over the course of her sophomore and junior years, Fig goes through several existential crises, mainly centering around self-hate and the idea that her friends and family would be disappointed in who she really is, as she doesn't even know herself. During her spring break, she meets and falls in love with Ayda Aguefort, a young woman from Leviathan who finally makes Fig feel appreciated for her true self and encourages her to be more emotionally open. However, when Ayda goes on vacation during Fig's junior year, the progress she has made with Fig is undone, as Fig latches onto an emo girl persona named Wanda Childa she created to spy on one of the Bad Kids' rivals without the support of her girlfriend. The situation isn't helped by a mysterious curse of bad luck that begins to afflict her after summer break, though the other Bad Kids eventually help break this curse. With help from Kristen Applebees, she starts looking for ways to embrace her status as the Archdevil of Rebellion, first by considering becoming a paladin for Cassandra, then finding a deity that truly suits her in the form of Ankarna, Cassandra's wife and god of rage and justice. As Fig starts embracing Ankarna, she starts climbing out of her funk, fulfilling her duties as an archdevil, getting back into writing music, and reconnecting with her friends and family.
Appearance[]
Fig looks a lot like a wood elf, except for the horns growing out of the top of her head. She has a purple streak in her hair. She wears fishnet tights made out of the lunch lady, Doreen's, hairnet, so as to honor her memory. She also wears Johnny Spells’ leather jacket, which she took from his dead body.
Fig plays a bass guitar in her band, Fig and the Cig Figs, and uses it often in battle. She derives her magic not from her demonic ancestry, but from rebellion — the ability to flip the cosmos off. After she becomes an Archdevil, a demonic sigil is burned into her forehead, which later becomes the anarchy symbol. When giving Bardic Inspiration to her teammates, she winks at them.
History[]
Freshman Year[]
Fig is first introduced on the morning of her first day of freshman year at Aguefort Adventuring Academy as her mother bursts into her room to warn her she'll be late for school. Fig tells her that she's not going, arguing that famous bards don't go to school to learn, and she needs real life experience. Her mother, Sandra Lynn, begins to argue, but Fig interrupts by asking who her dad is. Sandra Lynn refuses to answer. It isn't the first time this has come up, and won't be the last. She tries to tell Fig that Gilear is her father, but Fig is still upset about things he said when her horns started to grow in.
Fig, as she sits on her bed playing her bass guitar.
Sandra Lynn once again insists she go to school, and Fig asks again who her father is, this time asking for just a name so that she can find him herself. Sandra Lynn still won't give in. Fig guesses that her father is the Nightmare King, confusing Sandra Lynn in her theorizing. Exhausted with her daughter, Sandra Lynn tries to reason with her. Fig lights up a cigarette, and when Sandra Lynn snatches it away from her, she lights another. They watch out the window as the bus drives away.
Fig says she'll stay home and work on her music, and Sandra Lynn Faeth heads downstairs to call her ex-husband, Gilear, to come pick Fig up. Sandra Lynn tries to tell Fig that she knows things are hard since the divorce and her horns growing in, but she loves her. Fig puts her cigarette out in Sandra Lynn's coffee, and Sandra Lynn leaves for work.
Gilear arrives in his car to pick Fig up, looking as downtrodden as ever. Things have been hard for him since the divorce. Fig opens the door and excuses herself to the bathroom, where she casts Disguise Self to look like her mother. She comes back out and attempts to convince Gilear that Sandra Lynn changed her mind about letting her stay home. While in disguise, she also attempts to coax the name of her biological father from Gilear. Gilear agrees to take her to him to talk about the paternity test, leaving "Fig" upstairs to work on a song. In reality, Gilear drives her to school. Gilear tries apologizes for what he said to Fig, but accidentally insults her again. She storms out of the car, calling him "just some random man".
While the teachers are all occupied with a fight occurring outside, Fig decides to sneak into the teachers lounge to steal from the refrigerator. As she rifles through the abundance of elf food, she spots a ghost steak in a Tupperware container. She's having a hard time grabbing something so incorporeal when Vice Principal Goldenrod walks her and gives her immediate detention. She talks with him for a while, explaining that he's fallen right into her trap. All along, her plan was to get caught so she could be kicked out of school. Goldenhoard begins to explain that that's not what detention means, and she's kicked out of the teacher's lounge instead. She flirts with him on her way out, much to his dismay.
During the freshman assembly, Fig rests her hand on the fire alarm, but she is so moved by Principal Arthur Aguefort's words that she doesn't pull it. Afterwards, she seeks out the lunch lady, Doreen. She feels that being the lunch lady is the only honest profession there, and tells her as much. She admires that Doreen smokes during school, even though she's not supposed to. Doreen offers her work when Fig says she wants to take classes with her instead, though Fig is hesitant to do so. Doreen points a drum of corn that she had trouble opening, as the corner's all dinged up, but instead of opening it for her, Fig starts to play.
Impressed by her talent, Doreen encourages Fig to attend some classes. Even though she may have nothing to learn there, she can still see what the bullshit is that they're selling, see what all the squares are talking about. Fig agrees, though is upset that there are so many good role models at the school. She bids Doreen a fond farewell and a promise to come back every day (since they eat lunch there).
Later, she sees Adaine Abernant steal a book from the restricted section of the library and mentions she thought it was really cool that she did that. It only makes Adaine's anxiety worse. When Goldenhoard approaches them and asks about the book Adaine 'found', Fig steps in to take the fall. She claims that she stole the book, and that Adaine was just covering for her, but Adaine tells the truth and apologizes profusely. Goldenhoard gives her detention, and although he feels bad about it since she's clearly having a bad time, he sticks with his punishment as other students are listening.
Students like Fig, who attempts to flirt with him again. He violently denies everything she says and disengages when she smugly asks who's running detention. Later in the day, Goldenhoard is talking to Fig and four other kids who received detention, Fabian Seacaster, Gorgug Thistlespring, Adaine Abernant, and Riz Gukgak, when Coach Daybreak declares that Kristen Applebees has 'bore false witness' and committed a cardinal sin. Goldenhoard mentions that that's technically a religious rule and not really grounds for detention, but Kristen gets her red slip anyway and joins the Bad Kids. She asks the group what they did to get detention, and they share their stories.
Mr. Gibbons, the guidance counselor, supervises them for their detention. He sits on the edge of his desk and softly asks how they feel about what they did: Adaine says she technically has diplomatic immunity and asks to go home; Gorgug immediately apologizes to Fabian, saying he didn't mean to hit him back; Fabian attempts to claim that he did nothing wrong, but does admit that punching Gorgug wasn't worth it. Mr. Gibbons sits back, mentioning that there's a lot of feelings here. He asks how things are at home, and Kristen asks Fig why she's crying. Fig admits that he may have tapped into something, and that maybe her home isn't great. Mr. Gibbons comments again on the strong feelings there, and Adaine interrupts to ask if they could just do lines instead of talking, and Fabian is in agreement. Once more, Mr. Gibbons points out the strong feelings when a blood-curdling scream is heard from the hallway. Mr. Gibbons attempts to stop them, but everyone flees to investigate. Fig follows everyone out, thinking they're doing a jailbreak, but as they get closer, they realize the sound is coming from the cafeteria, and Fig realizes Doreen may be in trouble.
When they reach the cafeteria, they find it swarming with corn gremlins: cobs of corn with malevolent eyes, wide mouths, and long wings. At the far end of the cafeteria, the group watches as lunch lady Doreen turns to face them, her eyes sunken deep, and she tells them it's lunch time again. Only this time it's a bad lunch. A monstrous, pulsating mountain of creamed corn rises up out of the barrel behind her and begins to move forward.
In Episode 4, Fig drives with The Bad Kids down the streets of Elmville, which is when the running gag of the "wink" for Bardic Inspiration originates. Fig does a fairly good job at driving and casting spells in battle before failing at making a U-Turn, fishtailing and damaging Johnny Spells's car and the rest of The Bad Kids.
Fig eventually starts holding a fondness for Gilear, often stating "I have two dads and they're both awesome." Fig is responsible for getting Gilear the position of "Lunch Lad" at the school after the death of Doreen. She also briefly tries to set Gilear up with Riz's mom, Sklonda Gukgak.
Official art of Fig, available as a sticker in Dropout.TV's store.
Throughout the campaign, Fig also deals with a lot in terms of her family life. Since her horns grew in, she learned that Gilear was not in fact her actual biological father, and went on a quest to discover who her real one is. She receives her answer in Episode 8 when she discovers that Gorthalax the Insatiable is in fact her biological dad. When the rest of The Bad Kids express distrust of Gorthalax, Fig insists that he is trustworthy because he is her father.
Fig is also the sole person responsible for the 'Sexy Rat' fiasco. After the untimely death of her sexy rat, Adaine produces an Oyster which Fig keeps as a pet for far too long and eventually has to bury.
After the attack of Biz Glitterdew, Fig disguises herself as a medical student and finds herself in the middle of a surgery. After successfully saving the patient (most of the work actually being done by Riz), Fig becomes romantically involved with Dr. Asha, an adult Dwarf. Fig also steals a lot of liquor and alcohol from the hospital.
Fig's relationship with her mother, Sandra Lynn remains incredibly strained until Episode 15 when she sees photos of her mother with Gorthalax and Gilear who resembles herself identically, and she realizes that perhaps instead of daddy issues, she has mommy issues. When her home is under attack, Fig rushes home to help her mother, having a heart-to-heart about how she is allowed to be a complex person.
After she partakes in the battle against Kalvaxus, it is stated she has started a very successful band named "Fig and the Cig Figs" featuring herself, Gorgug, Gorthalax, Gorbag and Roz. She is also said to be continuing to take barbarian class with Porter.
Sophomore Year[]
Fig and Gorgug come off tour with their band and join the Bad Kids for their Spring Break assignment retrieving the Crown of the Nightmare King. Joining them are all of Fig's parents - Sandra Lynn, Gilear, and Gorthalax.
As the Bad Kids and their hirelings travel toward their final goal of the Nightmare Forest in Sylvair, Fig meets and develops a relationship with the half-phoenix daughter of Arthur Aguefort, Ayda Aguefort.
Junior Year[]
The campaign starts several days before junior year is set to start, as the Bad Kids are fighting the Night Yorb in the Red Wastes. During the battle, Fig embraces a part of herself to gain advantage during the fight. After an arduous and costly battle, they road trip in the Hangvan back to Elmville, barely getting back in time to take nap before the first day of school.
Fig starts going to bard classes, as well as warlock and barbarian classes, while acting as security for Kristen during her campaign for student body president against Kipperlilly Copperkettle. However, she appears to be manifesting the same kind of bad luck that Gilear suffers from, as she finds herself putting her foot or hand into strangely placed buckets of construction material, manages to clumsily shoot a shrimp across a mall courtyard into Cassandra's mouth (discovering Cassanda's shellfish allergy), and more.
Upon arriving back at Seacaster Manor, Fig disguises herself as Kristen, and rides the Hangman off the roof on a buttered ramp into a pool filled with flaming tartar sauce, kicking off both Fabian's party and also Kristen's official candidacy on student body president. Fig stays as Kristen for much of Fabian's party, due to Kristen being shaken up at the events of Mall Madness, but also briefly disguises herself as the former cleric of the Rat Grinders in an attempt to read Ivy's reaction, as the Bad Kids had discovered that they had lost their original cleric and replaced her with a new one at the end of Sophomore year.
In an effort to help Cassandra, as well as Kristen, Fig offers to become a champion of Cassandra, arguing that doubt and rebellion are closely related, and much of Fig's power is derived from her rebellious nature. Not being fully willing to commit just yet, Fig goes to warlock class and upon receiving approval from Zara to multiclass officially, a portal is opened to the Bottomless Pit, the source of Fig's power. As Fig returns her realm in the Bottomless Pit, making a blanket ruling for souls that need specific attention that their punishment is to rock, and the bottomless pit becomes a musical nightmare, with recording studios. Fig and Zara discuss the nature of a contract you make without yourself, and Zara points out it is the contract you are most likely to break and/or abuse. Fig agrees that setting the boundaries and rules of this arrangement should be a focus for her.
Other Campaigns[]
In Fantasy High LIVE in Brooklyn, she is stated to be signing with a pop star in Bastion City which is why she doesn't appear.
In Fantasy High LIVE at RTX Austin, she is seen still attending barbarian classes along with Gorgug and Porter. She along with Adaine and Kristen are selected to defend Zelda during her ritual. She and The Bad Kids along with Ficus defend Zelda from The Party Fouls. She is the one to defeat the Gorgon of Shade by turning her into a dolphin.
Known Disguises[]
Over the course of her freshman and sophomore year, Fig has made abundant use of her Disguise Self spell. Here's a list of all the identities she's taken on:
| Who | First Usage | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Sandra Lynn Faeth, her mother | Episode 1: The Beginning Begins | To trick her father, Gilear, into letting her stay home from school (unsuccessful); to trick Gilear into telling her the name of her real father (unsuccessful) |
| Johnny Spells, a Tiefling Greaser | Episode 8: Havoc on the Half-Pipe | To trick the skater dwarf, Torek, and intimidate her (unsuccessful); did happen to reveal information on Johnny. (successful?) |
| Dr. Keller, a medical student at St. Owen's Memorial Hospital | Episode 9: Dishing with a Demon | To infiltrate the hospital and ask Biz Glitterdew how he ended up there (successful); to get her kisses in with Dr. Asha. (successful) |
| A Harvestman, a member of a religious cult in Elmville | Episode 10: Battle of the Bloodrush Brethren | To avoid being attacked by Coach Daybreak. (successful) |
| Penelope Everpetal, a popular Half-Elf senior | Episode 13: First Kisses and Last Words | To get information from Aelwyn Abernant (successful) |
| Angela Worrel, an agent of the Council of Chosen | Episode 15: Family in Flames | To trick the guard into letting the Bad Kids out of jail. (successful, until the real Angela stopped them) |
| Porter Cliffbreaker, Aguefort's barbarian teacher | Fantasy High LIVE at RTX Austin | To convince Porter that he is a criminal. (successful) |
| Skrank Douglas, a student of the AV Club | Episode 1: Sophomores Start | To talk to Ostentatia Wallace and get to the bottom of the romance drama within the Maidens' party (successful) |
| Detective Decker, a detective on the Bastion City police force | Episode 3: Havoc at the Hotel Cavalier | To blend into the scene at the Hotel Cavalier (successful); to convince the person at the desk to deliver her note. (unsuccessful) |
| Hilda Hilda, from 22 Hilda Street and 22 Hilda Boulevard | Episode 3: Havoc at the Hotel Cavalier | To convince the person at the desk to deliver her note. (unsuccessful) |
| A dwarven pirate with firecrackers in his beard | Episode 5: Leviathan Rock City | To intimidate said dwarf into letting go of Riz. (successful) |
| Rawlins, the pirate wizard who works the front desk at Compass Points Library | Episode 7: The Friendship Section | To steal a book. (successful) |
| Arthur Aguefort, principal of Aguefort Adventuring Academy | Episode 10: The Dangerous Mind of Aelwyn Abernant | To convince the Court of Stars to peacefully surrender Adaine during their rescue. (unsuccessful) |
| Arianwen Abernant, Adaine's mother | Episode 11: Revelations & Revivifications | To intimidate Aelwyn Abernant in case she woke up. (unsuccessful) |
| Francois, a minion of Kalvaxus | Episode 16: My Green Heaven | To gather information related to their quest. (unsuccessful) |
| Kalina, an agent of the Nightmare King | Episode 20: Spring Break! I Believe In You! (Part 2) | To create another instance of Kalina's image and weaken her powers during combat.
(successful) |
| Wanda Childa, an emo girlie | Episode 3: Not All Who Wanda Are Lost | To befriend Ruben Hopclap (initially unsuccessful); to get Ruben to fall in love with her (successful); to get information from Ruben about Lucy Frostblade (successful); to fake Wanda's death (unknown); to blend in at a party (successful); to trick Ruben in their final battle. (failed so spectacularly that it sent her into a rage spiral over wasting her year) |
| Kristen Applebees, a fellow Bad Kid | Episode 5: Mall Madness | To perform the ultimate Shrimp Jump in the real Kristen's stead (successful); to help Kristen with her campaign at the subsequent party (successful); to hide from Agent Clark at an assembly. (successful with help from Adaine) |
| A shadow, unclear if this was Disguise Self or physical clothing | Episode 10: Cursed Out | To provide security for Mazey Phaedra. (successful) |
| An orangutan | Episode 11: A Very Merry Moonar Yulenear | To sneak around Loam Farm. (successful) |
| Kipperlilly Copperkettle, a member of the Rat Grinders | Episode 11: A Very Merry Moonar Yulenear | To intimidate Ruben in a dream. (successful) |
| Gavin Pundle, the proctor for the Last Standard Examination | Episode 14: Dawn of Justice | To prevent monsters from attacking the real Pundle. (partially successful) |
| Sklonda Gukgak, Riz's mom | Episode 17: The Name | To cheer for Riz at his first bloodrush game. (successful) |
Relationships[]
Sandra Lynn Faeth[]
Sandra Lynn is Fig's mother, she loves Fig but isn't always sure how to parent her. Kristen and Tracker both comment that Sandra Lynn has "mom powers" in that she is a strict disciplinarian and a counterpoint to Jawbone's more laid-back caring style. However, Fig being the rebel she is, does not let that affect her and have even driven Sandra Lynn to tears. Though they had a rocky relationship in the beginning of the series, Fig eventually came to understand and care for her mom. In some ways they are very similar. In her youth, Sandra Lynn was also an adventurer in training and though it has toned down somewhat, also carries an impulsive streak like Fig. This shows up more in Sophomore year, where her impulsive choices lead to some tensions in group dynamics. They do have in common a complex dating history, with Sandra Lynn being very approving of Fig's new relationship with Ayda Aguefort, being glad Fig is no longer "getting her kisses in" with adult men while in disguise.
Gilear Faeth[]
Gilear Faeth is Fig's step-father (now divorced from her mother). Although Fig remained resentful towards Gilear in the first half of the first season of Fantasy High, she later warmed up to him and sought to find him a job as the school "lunch lad." As such, Gilear and Fig have completely reconciled. In season 2, Fig and Gilear are shown to have a healthy adoptive father-daughter relationship. However at one point, Fig admitted that she thought Gilear might blame her for ruining his life (by being the product of Sandra Lynn's adultery against him). He dismissed this, as he truly loves and cares for Fig as his own.
Gorthalax the Insatiable[]
Gorthalax is Fig's biological father. Although Gorthalax was absent for all of Fig's childhood, Fig and Gorthalax love each other very much. For a time, Fig was angry at her mother on Gorthalax's behalf because she thought Sandra Lynn had been involved in originally trapping Gorthalax in a ruby (the cause of Gorthalax's previous absence from his daughter's life). This has been proven to be false.
The Bad Kids[]
The Bad Kids are Fig's fellow party members. She cares very deeply for her fellow Bad Kids and intuitively trusts them, unlike the adults in her life. Her affection for her friends is frequently expressed usually in a statement that begins with something about how she doesn't open up to other people. The Bad Kids dispute her identity as a 'closed-book' almost every time she brings it up. After the Hotel Cavalier, she feels like she's a burden to the group because she was unable to avoid possession and put the party in danger. However, none of The Bad Kids actually blame her for the events of spring break.
Adaine Abernant[]
Fig's best friend. You'd think that their 'bad girl'/'good girl' personalities would clash, but Fig's chaotic nature only works to enable Adaine's violent tendencies. They're very protective of each other in battle, and though Fig grows out of it, they both bond over hating their parents. They live together in Mordred Manor.
During the battle with Captain James Whitclaw, Fig tries her best to keep Adaine away from the elves who've come to kidnap her, and cries out when she gives herself up to spare them having to fight. She leads the charge into Adaine's room in Calethriel Tower to personally save her while the boys and the team's hirelings dismantle the tower's magical defenses.
When Fig calls Ayda her best friend, Adaine gets very offended, as she thought she was Fig's best friend. They're all best friends now.
Riz Gukgak[]
Riz is something like Fig's impulse control. With Riz's skill in hiding and Fig's proficiency in disguises, they make the perfect infiltration team. In St. Owen's Memorial Hospital, Riz helped keep Fig from taking her antics too far and getting distracted. During her tribunal in Hell concerning her father's negligence over his domain, he works alongside her in court and silently advises her on what to say. Like the rest of the Bad Kids, Riz and Fig greatly care about each other.
Fig also has some obligation to save Riz, as he is her ‘real life’ (canonically questionable) husband as seen in The Row and the Ruction.
Gorgug Thistlespring[]
Gorgug is a friend, fellow party member and bandmate of Fig's. On the second day of school, she joins him in barbarian classes providing some comfort and bardic inspiration. Fig encourages Gorgug to continue to use music as an expression of emotion and gifts him drumsticks, though she does mention how she can't be seen with him right now. She later invites Gorgug to form a band with her.
Ayda Aguefort[]
Ayda Aguefort is Fig's paramour. They met on the floating island of Leviathan, in the Compass Points Library.
Trivia[]
- Fig used to be on the cheer team and was one of the girls that they would throw in the air because she was so tiny and cute.
- Fig once kept an Oyster named Little Gilear in a glass of water for so long that it died.
- Fig has some daddy issues, and later realizes she has mommy issues... It's agreed by the Bad Kids and herself that she has a bunch of issues.
- Fig has appeared in every episode of Fantasy High and Fantasy High: Sophomore Year, except for Mirror Madness, when she was possessed and kidnapped Riz. Their actors, Emily Axford and Brian Murphy, were performing their live shows for their actual-play D&D podcast, Not Another D&D Podcast in London and Manchester at the time.
- She burned two luck points in order to successfully hide her crush on Ayda from the rest of the party.
- Fig's songs from Fantasy High: Sophomore Year include: "My Dad is a Demon, But He's Also a Deadbeat", "Info Dump", "Burn Towns, Get Money".
- Fig's songs from Fantasy High: Junior Year include: "Dawn of Justice" & "Righteous Rebel". Both of these "world changing masterpieces of rock" were essential in Fig connecting with the Goddess Ankarna.
- Fig in-series is described as a Tiefling, with a Wood Elf mother. However, in traditional Dungeons and Dragons lore, a Tiefling is typically born from human ancestry, while a Fey'ri is the Elven equivalent. Because Tieflings and Fey'ri are normally distantly descended from their fiendish relatives, Fig would qualify more as a half-fiend.
- As an Archdevil, her power comes from the essence of rebellion, the spirit of giving a giant middle finger to the universe.
- Since The Row and the Ruction, she has 1300 “points” as in the game Tony Hawk Pro Skater.
- If Fig and Sandra Lynn were to each marry their significant others, Fig would have 4 dads that all work at Aguefort Academy.
- So far, Fig and Fabian are the only members of the Bad Kids to have never died.
- Her mini was sold as part of the Dimension 20 Fantasy High Freshman Year Auction for $12,555.55.
- She called it. (Spoilers for episode 17 of Fantasy High: Junior Year)