First appears in S6E1 — Murder at the Dread Fortress (TTRPG Murder Mystery). Appears in 3 episodes.

Deathmatch record

EpisodePlayed byResult
S6 Ep4 — Tip to Tip - Part 1 (TTRPG One Shot)Joelno deathmatch. The party (“Team B”, later “Team 3D”) defeats Skelman’s lich grandfather and finds Thea. Skelman v Richard Knottley is set for next week.
S6E5, Tip to Tip - Part 2 (Richard Knottley v Richard S. Skelman, the leadership Deathmatch)RunawayRobotRichard S. Skelman. Knottley fades away (“ascends”) on his fifth fatigue. Skelman becomes leader and names the team “Team D”.

Appearances

S6E1 — Murder at the Dread Fortress (TTRPG Murder Mystery)

. “Richard Skeleton Skelman,” “Dungeon Designer and Keeper of the Year,” from a long line of Skelmans.

  • A skeleton, “one quarter of a guy.” He was resurrected without his clothes. He doesn’t remember his own murder but knows he was murdered.
  • His voice and thought come from his magical bone, his big toe.
  • His dungeon application was rejected for an overblown bone budget, with an insulting imp messenger.
  • He uses Tim and the Poopshoe chutes (“leaky”) in his dungeons, and imports monsters from China. He wants to hire Bunga for a butter trap.
  • He noticed Thea’s body first.
  • Fired a rocket at the Arbiter, which was thrown back as a homing missile. He is reduced to a skull and his toe, which Dr. Octo stuck to a femur.

S6 Ep4 — Tip to Tip - Part 1 (TTRPG One Shot)

(Joel). A skeleton; “Richard,” “Dick.”

  • Known to the Grandmaster and “beloved by the fortress.”
  • Has no eyeballs and sees by echolocation (chattering his teeth). His bones are held by “magnets” and detach at will. No feeling.
  • Buried his lover Josephine alive in the family plot.
  • Makes dungeons for a living, a business passed down from his lich grandfather. Signature move the Bone Zone; builds the Bonetron.
  • Family: mother Meredith (said “Bertha” first); Auntie Ethel (a ghost; he ruined a dinner once); sister Dick Arena; a lich grandfather with “plenty of other grandchildren.” “We’re all dicks. That’s the family name.”
  • Keeps a gelatinous cube friend on him. Likes pie.
  • Says he solved a murder mystery involving Thea (“a real proper dick on that case”).
  • Leaves carrying Josephine’s arm and his grandfather’s rib.

S6E5, Tip to Tip - Part 2 (Richard Knottley v Richard S. Skelman, the leadership Deathmatch)

(“Skelly,” “Skelvin” to Thea).

  • Background:
    • An old, dead skeleton who has “existed as a skeleton for a millennia” and has been “this way for thousands of years,” trying to ascend.
    • His grandfather is buried at the mausoleum; Team B killed him “again” last time.
    • Has “buried so many.” The zombie arm/hand he carries may be his ex-girlfriend’s (“maybe”; plotline unresolved).
    • Never went to high school prom: “nobody asked me.”
    • Remembers merging with Knottley into “one giant body” last time.
  • Francis:
    • A gelatinous-cube “jelly slime friend” that holds his bones together. He gets a new one “about every week.”
    • Francis waves with pseudopods and saved Skelman’s life in Round 5.
  • The bone zone / danger dungeon:
    • A space he can expand into. He “owns” it and subcontracts its work: the statue and his trap-setting “lackeys.”
  • Personality:
    • Holds firm opinions on ethics (prom with a minor, possession and charm spells as “inherently evil”).
    • Hates cardio. Played Captain Falcon “on my N64 days, back when I had flesh and bone.”
  • This episode:
    • Got the Shield of the Golden King, smelted into golden dice; they shattered on his first defense.
    • Won and became leader of Team B, renamed “Team D” (for dicks), though he now regrets not choosing “Dick Dynasty.”