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* TheDragon: To Egther.
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* EverythingsBetterWithSpinning: The whirlwind blow a warrior can learn.
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* OurGiantsAreBigger: Take a wild guess.
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* Expy: {{Expy}}: of [[VideoGame/QuestForGlory The Prince of Shapeir]], [[DistaffCounterpart albeit a female one.]] She has the same character classes, the same missing background, the same swell adventuring garb and even the same hair and eyes. Unlike the Prince, however, she's not a SilentProtagonist, being fully voiced.
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* BeardOfEvil: Have you ever seen a frost giant without a beard?
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* OrcusOnHisThrone: At least until the end.
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* PunyEarthlings: His opinion of humans.
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* LoopholeAbuse: The seals on Gastropnir keep prevent all humans and Jotunn from entering or leaving. Whoever wrote that spell hadn't considered trolls though...
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** It is implied that Egther had an earlier troll who erased himself from existence through TemporalParadox, so Thrivaldi may actually be an improvement in terms of intelligence. Not that that's saying much.
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** Possibly an [[IdenticalGrandson Almost Identical Daughter]].
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* TooDumbToLive: Nearly kills the heroine in 'the opening credits.' But leaves her alone after half-burying her in an avalanche, as he assumes that humans turn to stone in the sunlight. This is the first in a long string of Thrivaldi's plans failing due to his monumental inability to think anything through.
* NotSoHarmlessVillain: That said, he does nearly kill both the heroine and Sigurd, the greatest warrior of Munargavir, near the beginning of the game. At the beginning of the PointOfNoReturn he [[spoiler: ambushes the heroine and would neatly have killed her then, if he hadn't forced a moment of BondVillainStupidity on himself]]
* NotSoHarmlessVillain: That said, he does nearly kill both the heroine and Sigurd, the greatest warrior of Munargavir, near the beginning of the game. At the beginning of the PointOfNoReturn he [[spoiler: ambushes the heroine and would neatly have killed her then, if he hadn't forced a moment of BondVillainStupidity on himself]]
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* TooDumbToLive: Nearly kills the heroine in 'the ''the opening credits.' '' But leaves her alone after half-burying her in an avalanche, as he assumes that humans turn to stone in the sunlight. This is the first in a long string of Thrivaldi's plans failing due to his monumental inability to think anything through.
* NotSoHarmlessVillain: That said, he does nearly kill both the heroine and Sigurd, the greatest warrior ofMunargavir, Munarvagir, near the beginning of the game. At the beginning of the PointOfNoReturn he [[spoiler: ambushes the heroine and would neatly have killed her then, if he hadn't forced a moment of BondVillainStupidity on himself]]
* NotSoHarmlessVillain: That said, he does nearly kill both the heroine and Sigurd, the greatest warrior of
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** GuileHero: The Rogue. One of the classes' signature skills is "Fast Talk" and there are several moments in the plot where it's necessary to talk your way out of deadly situations. It's possible for a Rogue to get through the entire game without every ever fighting anyone.anyone, and you'll get a special cutscene near the end and an achievement for doing so.
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** ActionHero: The Warrior. Takes a very direct route to solving most of the game's problems, which often revolves finding whoever is causing the problem and then beating the tar out of them.
** GuileHero: The Rogue. One of the classes' signature skills is "Fast Talk" and there are several moments in the plot where it's necessary to talk your way out of deadly situations. It's possible for a Rogue to get through the entire game without every fighting anyone.
** ScienceHero: The Sorceress. Whatever problem comes up, she has a spell for it.
* [[TheHero The Heroine]]
* HairOfGoldHeartOfGold: Depending on how she's played, the heroine can do some pretty scummy things: but her scripted dialogue is always polite and selfless to those she's trying to help. And, hey, she does save the world.
** GuileHero: The Rogue. One of the classes' signature skills is "Fast Talk" and there are several moments in the plot where it's necessary to talk your way out of deadly situations. It's possible for a Rogue to get through the entire game without every fighting anyone.
** ScienceHero: The Sorceress. Whatever problem comes up, she has a spell for it.
* [[TheHero The Heroine]]
* HairOfGoldHeartOfGold: Depending on how she's played, the heroine can do some pretty scummy things: but her scripted dialogue is always polite and selfless to those she's trying to help. And, hey, she does save the world.
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* ActionHero: The Warrior. Takes a very direct route to solving most of the game's problems, which often revolves finding whoever is causing the problem and then beating the tar out of them.
* GuileHero: The Rogue. One of the classes' signature skills is "Fast Talk" and there are several moments in the plot where it's necessary to talk your way out of deadly situations. It's possible for a Rogue to get through the entire game without every fighting anyone.
* ScienceHero: The Sorceress. Whatever problem comes up, she has a spell for it.
* [[TheHero The Heroine]]
* HairOfGoldHeartOfGold: Depending on how she's played, the heroine can do some pretty scummy things: but her scripted dialogue is always polite and selfless to those she's trying to help. And, hey, she does save the world.
* GuileHero: The Rogue. One of the classes' signature skills is "Fast Talk" and there are several moments in the plot where it's necessary to talk your way out of deadly situations. It's possible for a Rogue to get through the entire game without every fighting anyone.
* ScienceHero: The Sorceress. Whatever problem comes up, she has a spell for it.
* [[TheHero The Heroine]]
* HairOfGoldHeartOfGold: Depending on how she's played, the heroine can do some pretty scummy things: but her scripted dialogue is always polite and selfless to those she's trying to help. And, hey, she does save the world.
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[[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin The heroine of the story.]] She arrives in Fornsigtuna at the beginning of the game, with no explanation given regarding where she has come from, and is immediately thrust into a plot to bring about [[TheEndOfTheWorldAsWeKnowIt Ragnarok]].
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Strongest of the trolls of Jarnvidr, which also makes him their leader, Thrivaldi has twice the heads of a normal person and half the smarts. Functions as TheDragon to Egther the jotunn, seeking to bring about Ragnarok so he eat all the human he wants and rule over the ruins.
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'''Ratatosk'''
The Doom Squirrel, who plans to gnaw through the roots of Yggdrasil, but is generally just an annoying nuisance. Turns up at several points to taunt the heroine.
* DoomyDoomsOfDoom: Seems to find it difficult to speak a sentence that doesn't involve the word "doom" in it somewhere. He explains that he just really loves the word. [[spoiler: it's possible to give him a change of heart by convincing him to change it to "bloom" instead.]]
* IneffectualSympatheticVillain: Tries hard to be just as evil as the main villains, and really is immortal, but lacks the intelligence and the size to do anything important. The heroine's reactions to him range from annoyance to pity to just thinking he's cute.
* [[spoiler: HeelFaceTurn: It's possible to convince him to do this when he reaches a low-point of despair about how terrible a villain he is. He decides to become the Bloom Squirrel instead.]]
* RedEyesTakeWarning: Not much warning, mind.
* KillerRabbit: Averted. Attempts to set himself up as this, but he's really got no game. Arngrim does describe him the same was as the [[MontyPythonAndTheHolyGrail trope namer]] though.
'''Egther'''
The last jotunn on Midgard, sealed inside his castle by humans a generation ago when he tried to destroy him, not out to start Ragnarok and bring about the end of the world.
* BigBad
* TheEndOfTheWorldAsWeKnowIt: Hates the Aesir and the humans, and wants to wipe both out by bringing about Ragnarok and ruling over the frozen ashes.
* AnIcePerson: Standard for all jotunn, but Egther's powers are greater than the standard frost giants found in Jarnvidr; he is the cause of the unnaturally long winter that starts the plot.
* SurroundedByIdiots: Often feels this way towards Thrivaldi, [[TooDumbToLive which is entirely justified.]]
* SmallNameBigEgo: While most of the world considers him a mighty and legitimate threat, [[spoiler: Loki]] thinks this about him, calling him a "fool among frost giants" and claiming he has no right to end the world.
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* BondVillainStupidity: Seems to think that this is the way that villains are 'supposed' to act, and adapts his simple plans into needlessly complicated ones that fail because of this.
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'''No,this. "No, Ms Blonde. I expect you to die.'''"
'''No,
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* ''Expy'': Expy: of [[VideoGame/QuestForGlory The Prince of Shapeir]], [[DistaffCounterpart albeit a female one.]] She has the same character classes, the same missing background, the same swell adventuring garb and even the same hair and eyes. Unlike the Prince, however, she's not a SilentProtagonist, being fully voiced.
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* [[Expy]]: ''Expy'': of [[VideoGame/QuestForGlory The Prince of Shapeir]], [[DistaffCounterpart albeit a female one.]] She has the same character classes, the same missing background, the same swell adventuring garb and even the same hair and eyes. Unlike the Prince, however, she's not a SilentProtagonist, being fully voiced.
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* HairOfGoldHeartOfGold: Depending on how she's played, the heroine can do some pretty scummy things: but her scripted dialogue is always polite and selfless to those she's trying to help. And, hey, she does save the world.
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'''The Heroine'''
* AnAdventurerIsYou
* ActionGirl: Natch. Her title is "The Heroine" after all.
* TheChosenOne: Chosen by the overseers of fate themselves!
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* GuileHero: The Rogue. One of the classes' signature skills is "Fast Talk" and there are several moments in the plot where it's necessary to talk your way out of deadly situations.
* [[TheHero The Heroine]]
* HairOfGoldHeartOfGold: Depending on how she's played, the heroine can do some pretty scummy things: but her scripted dialogue is always polite and selfless to those she's trying to help.
* WhatTheHellHero: Get caught stealing anything or hurting anyone in Munarvagir and the villagers' reaction is "How dare you abuse our hospitality!" before they throw you in the stocks.
'''Thrivaldi'''
* BondVillainStupidity: Seems to think that this is the way that villains are 'supposed' to act, and adapts his simple plans into needlessly complicated ones that fail because of this.
* TheDragon: Most of the plot is caused by his actions, but he is taking orders from [[BigBad Egther]] the whole time.
* [[spoiler: TakenForGranite]]: His final fate, regardless of the heroine's class.
* TooDumbToLive: Nearly kills the heroine in 'the opening credits.' But leaves her alone after half-burying her in an avalanche, as he assumes that humans turn to stone in the sunlight. This is the first in a long string of Thrivaldi's plans failing due to his monumental inability to think anything through.
* NotSoHarmlessVillain: That said, he does nearly kill both the heroine and Sigurd, the greatest warrior of Munargavir, near the beginning of the game. At the beginning of the PointOfNoReturn he [[spoiler: ambushes the heroine and would neatly have killed her then, if he hadn't forced a moment of BondVillainStupidity on himself]]
* AllTrollsAreDifferent: A fairly traditional fantasy sort: two heads that argue with each other, really dumb, turns to stone in sunlight, enjoys eating humans.
* AnAdventurerIsYou
* ActionGirl: Natch. Her title is "The Heroine" after all.
* TheChosenOne: Chosen by the overseers of fate themselves!
* Expy: of [[VideoGame/QuestForGlory The Prince of Shapeir]], [[DistaffCounterpart albeit a female one.]] She has the same character classes, the same missing background, the same swell adventuring garb and even the same hair and eyes. Unlike the Prince, however, she's not a SilentProtagonist, being fully voiced.
* GuileHero: The Rogue. One of the classes' signature skills is "Fast Talk" and there are several moments in the plot where it's necessary to talk your way out of deadly situations.
* [[TheHero The Heroine]]
* HairOfGoldHeartOfGold: Depending on how she's played, the heroine can do some pretty scummy things: but her scripted dialogue is always polite and selfless to those she's trying to help.
* WhatTheHellHero: Get caught stealing anything or hurting anyone in Munarvagir and the villagers' reaction is "How dare you abuse our hospitality!" before they throw you in the stocks.
'''Thrivaldi'''
* BondVillainStupidity: Seems to think that this is the way that villains are 'supposed' to act, and adapts his simple plans into needlessly complicated ones that fail because of this.
* TheDragon: Most of the plot is caused by his actions, but he is taking orders from [[BigBad Egther]] the whole time.
* [[spoiler: TakenForGranite]]: His final fate, regardless of the heroine's class.
* TooDumbToLive: Nearly kills the heroine in 'the opening credits.' But leaves her alone after half-burying her in an avalanche, as he assumes that humans turn to stone in the sunlight. This is the first in a long string of Thrivaldi's plans failing due to his monumental inability to think anything through.
* NotSoHarmlessVillain: That said, he does nearly kill both the heroine and Sigurd, the greatest warrior of Munargavir, near the beginning of the game. At the beginning of the PointOfNoReturn he [[spoiler: ambushes the heroine and would neatly have killed her then, if he hadn't forced a moment of BondVillainStupidity on himself]]
* AllTrollsAreDifferent: A fairly traditional fantasy sort: two heads that argue with each other, really dumb, turns to stone in sunlight, enjoys eating humans.
