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On the other hand, family and friendship are portrayed positively for the most part. Goliath berserker Grog and gnome cleric Pike are best friends as well as adopted siblings; Pike's great-grandfather had accepted Grog into his family after he was beaten to near death by his evil uncle for sparing the gnome. While human gunslinger Percy is rightfully upset about the deaths of his family (soon finding that he has a surviving sister) at the hands of the Briarwoods and his family's former servants, he goes to rather extreme lengths to do so, which the others see as going too far. Heroism is also protrayed well, and while Scanlan wants to back off from heroism two times, he does willingly help his friends; in the first episode, he was even the first to suggest killing the dragon that ravaged an entire village.

On the other hand, family and friendship are portrayed positively for the most part. Goliath berserker Grog and gnome cleric Pike are best friends as well as adopted siblings; Pike's great-grandfather had accepted Grog into his family after he was beaten to near death by his evil uncle for sparing the gnome. While human gunslinger Percy is rightfully upset about the deaths of his family (soon finding that he has a surviving sister) at the hands of the Briarwoods and his family's former servants, he goes to rather extreme lengths to do so, which the others see as going too far. Heroism is also protrayed well, and while Scanlan wants to back off from heroism two times, he does willingly help his friends; in the first episode, he was even the first to suggest killing the dragon that ravaged an entire village.

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