I think it was the 'fan site' bit, since this site is owned and operated by the author of The Order of the Stick. A Christmas superfan, Jessica explains her love of the holiday and reveals that when she was younger, she was hospitalized after a car accident and was amazed at the generosity of the nurses and doctors who gave up their own Christmas to care for her. This very much is the attached forum for Order of the Stick.
#Order of the stick tropes manuals#
Dangerously Genre Savvy: Xykon Daimyo Kubota Tarquin Tarquin probably takes the cake by issuing manuals intended to ensure that his soldiers are equally savvy. Don't worry, the Chrises reunite later that day.) As Trevor and Jessica talk, it becomes clear that Trevor is not a fan of the genre. The Order of the Stick provides examples of the following tropes: Da Chief: The Chief, of Cliffport fame. Meanwhile, Chris' daughter, also named Chris, stays up all night, Home Alone-style, and then is horrified to learn that she has slept through her favorite holiday because her dad wasn't there to wake her up. (The plot? A widower named Chris is stranded in his car during a snowstorm and can't make it home for Christmas, but he trudges through the woods and stumbles across a kind widow who's living off the grid in a cabin with her young son. It's engrossing, hysterical, and surprisingly challenging after it finds its groove. After meeting the film's two adorable kids (Kayla and Kevin) and Trudy the script survivor (who wears oversized glasses), Trevor sits down for a quick interview with the disarmingly friendly director, Jessica Bass, to discuss the movie. Order of the Stick kicks off with meta gags about D&D tropes and rules changes then gradually shifts to complex plotting and character development.
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