Inside Jokes

LEO! - An exclamation that originated from Blomf making friends with an NPC named Leo in Episode 1 and trying to find him in the tavern by yelling his name.

Aaaand Gui - As the last cast member to be introduced each time, Gui Bejar is never introduced with his last name. He is always, simply Gui.

"I read books" - A frequent phrase uttered by Jacob Gonzalez (both in and out of character as Damien Andrano) as a justification for why he might know things or why he might attempt a history check. It has become infamous due to his frequent failings to recall information despite his tendency to read books.

The (SS) Floating Kobold - a running gag derived from a kobold that floats along a river in Episode 4: Scales and Strife

Beholder with a Glock - originating from a joke in the Halloween One-shot about a Beholder holding a gun/glock pistol at the end of one of its eyestalks to use as a weapon (instead of firing one of its magical eye rays). The reference is usually used whenever talking about an unknown enemy and the joke is that it could be a Beholder with a Glock.

Malik's mistreatment of Flightless - Malik routinely jokes (at least we hope it's a joke) that he will throw Flightless off the cart/a cliff to test if he lives up to his name. A similar joke is to say 'it balances out' or 'he's true neutral' whenever Malik does something really nice and then horribly evil back to back.

The Vibrating Notifications of Damien's book - Damien's long distance communication's journal has a vibrating feature that alerts him to any new message much like that of a mobile phone.

The Gui-ard - A portmanteau of Gui and Beard coming from Gui's new 'Chad' beard that he sports in Episode 14. A variation of this is to call him 'Chad Gui.'

The Amazing Flying Damian! - Less of a joke and more of repeated attempts by Damian Andrano to do an epic somersault or backflip. The results are usually disastrous and/or hilarious.

The Innuendos of Episode 17 - They know what they did.