Santa leads a band of adventurers, including a barbarian warrior, an elf mage whose magic replenishes via intimacy, and a formerly human slave cursed into a catgirl form who becomes central to the group. Driven by profit and treasure, their quests satirize classic RPG conventions through chaotic escapades.

A morally ambiguous figure, Santa manipulates allies for personal gain, coercing his enslaved companion while exploiting party resources. Yet flashes of loyalty surface: he risks his life to shield the group and offers freedom to the enslaved individual when a life-draining curse forces him to transfer ownership—a gesture rejected, cementing their fraught codependence.

Facing a cursed sword that siphons his vitality, Santa strategizes against adversaries like the Bondage Sisters, relying on alliances to survive. Spin-off iterations retain his role as a roguish adventurer entangled in episodic RPG-inspired conflicts, balancing opportunism with rare altruism.

Subtle shifts in his arc juxtapose pragmatic survivalism against reluctant emotional ties, framed within the narrative’s parodic, adult-oriented tone. Key trials include battling supernatural foes, enduring curses, and grappling with consequences of his ethically dubious choices—all while maintaining the group’s volatile cohesion.