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| This article is about the campaign featuring the Seven Maidens as PCs, The Seven. |
| For the article about the Shriek Week PC played by Dani Fernandez, see Seven (Shriek Week). For the article about Pete the Plug's supplier from The Unsleeping City, see 53\/3N. |
Seven student adventurers must face their greatest challenge yet - graduation. - Dropout.tv description
The Seven is the eleventh season of Dropout's Dimension 20. It is set in the Fantasy High universe.
The campaign follows the titular Seven Maidens, who were united as an adventuring party on Prom Night as they were chained to the mouth of Kalvaxus's lair. A year and a half later, several of the girls are about to graduate, and several others have received unique opportunities, or encountered certain expectations that threaten to tear their group apart.
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Characters[]
Player Characters[]
Heroic High Schoolers (The Maidens)[]
- Antiope Jones, played by Aabria Iyengar
- Katja Cleaver, played by Rekha Shankar
- Penny Luckstone, played by Becca Scott
- Danielle Barkstock, played by Erika Ishii
- Ostentatia Wallace, played by Isabella Roland
- Sam Nightingale, played by Persephone Valentine
- Zelda Donovan, played by Brennan Lee Mulligan (DM PC)
NPCs[]
Major NPCs[]
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Supporting NPCs[]
Minor NPCs[]
Antagonists[]
Minor Antagonists[]
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Episodes[]
- Episode 1: Party of Seven
- Episode 2: In or Out
- Episode 3: Big City Connections
- Episode 4: Stone Temple Pile-Up
- Episode 5: Reflections
- Episode 6: Belles of the Baronies
- Episode 7: Bloppelganger Blitz
- Episode 8: And Another Thing
- Episode 9: Time & Space
- Episode 10: I Fucking Love You
Items[]
- Antiope's Magical Kicks
- Bylaws of the Greater Solisian School District
- Dragon Slayer Bow
- Earrings of Diamond Charm
- The Legendarium Extrordia
- Mirrors of the Eidolons
- Mirror of the Past
- Mirror Shard Friendship Bracelets
- Sunforger
Locations[]
- The Baronies
- Bastion City
- Elmville
- The Mountains of Chaos
- The Nekronomikron
- Cathedral of Bone
- Earth Arena
- Fire Arena
Trailer[]
Dimension 20- The Seven Trailer
Trivia[]
- The season was filmed in May 2021.[2]
- Having a 7th PC to portray Zelda was something that was discussed, but what ultimately stopped it from even being a conversation is that they could not safely fit a 7th PC in the space they had and under the time constraints they had.[3]
- This is the second season to be recorded in-person in the Dome after recording remotely during the COVID-19 quarantine.
- Each member of the cast was filmed in the same room but with their own camera, as all cast and crew were maintaining social distancing, so this season does not feature group shots. For more information about the safety protocols and guidelines we followed, please refer to video announcement.
- This is the first campaign to feature battle maps using Talespire instead of physical sets or 2-D maps on Roll20.
- Production Designer Rick Perry designed all of the battlemaps. The Dimension 20 crew worked closely with Talespire to develop the program for their unique needs.
- The use of Talespire is part of the reason for the 10-episode length, to test and perfect the program's implementation before potentially using it for longer seasons in the future.[4]
- It is the fourth season to feature prior cast members: Aabria Iyengar, Erika Ishii, and Rekha Shankar return for a third time each, the most so far of the non-Intrepid Heroes cast.
- Aabria returns after being a player in Pirates of Leviathan and the GM for Misfits and Magic; Erika returns after being a player in Escape from the Bloodkeep and Misfits and Magic; and Rehka returns after being a player in Escape from the Bloodkeep and Mice & Murder.
- Among the returnees, Erika is also the first player to play the same class and sub-class of at least two separate PCs. Both Danielle Barkstock and Lilith from Escape from the Bloodkeep are Druids (Circle of the Shepherd).
References[]
- ↑ As with many D&D games, Brennan incorporates many homebrew mechanics and house rules that may not be part of the rules as written.
- ↑ Andrew Bridgeman, Dropout Discord, 28 July 2021.
- ↑ Andrew Bridgeman, Dropout Discord, 28 July 2021: "Brennan can likely speak more to this, but it was discussed having a 7th PC to portray Zelda. Ultimately what stopped it from even being a conversation is that we could not safely fit a 7th PC in the space we had and under the time constraints we had."
- ↑ Erin Hassidim, Dropout Discord, 28 July 2021: "I'm sure there are many reasons there were more shorter seasons in a row, but one of the reasons I know this one is shorter is that they wanted to test/perfect Talespire implementation with less episodes"