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* BadassGay: Riley doesn't hesitate to use her wicked skills with a sword, usually while beautifully dressed.
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* FertileBlood: Inverted with the Demons of ''The Wicked Temple'' when slain, plants no longer spring from where the blood fell.
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* MundaneSolution: Riley faced a terrible monster who hides in a well and drowns young men and eats their bones. She couldn't attack her, and the creature dismissed her and went back to hiding in her well for the next unsuspecting man. Riley places a large stone over it and leaves humming.
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A second volume of stories called ''The Legend of Bold Riley: Unspun'' is currently the subject of a Website/{{Kickstarter}} [[https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1590880843/the-legend-continues-in-bold-riley-unspun campaign]].
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A second volume of stories called ''The Legend of Bold Riley: Unspun'' is currently the subject of has been funded by a successful Website/{{Kickstarter}} [[https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1590880843/the-legend-continues-in-bold-riley-unspun campaign]].
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A second volume of stories called ''The Legend of Bold Riley: Unspun'' is currently the subject of a Website/{{KIckstarter}} Website/{{Kickstarter}} [[https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1590880843/the-legend-continues-in-bold-riley-unspun campaign]].
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* FantasyCounterpartCulture: Prakkalore seems to be one for India, Conchenn seems to be vaguely South American, and Ang-Warr is vaguely Cambodia-esque (specifically Angkor Wat)
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* FantasyCounterpartCulture: Prakkalore seems to be one for India, Conchenn seems to be vaguely South American, Incan/Aztec, and Ang-Warr is vaguely Cambodia-esque (specifically Angkor Wat)Wat)
* GodWasMyCopilot: This happens twice to Bold Riley: [[spoiler: the goatherd]] turns out to be the titular Blue God (a patron deity of Prakkalore, it turns out), and [[spoiler: Galliroh]] turns out to be the patron god of [[spoiler: Ang-Warr]]. Although in the second case the icognito god in question is clearly not normal [[spoiler: being as he's a bird who can talk and has power over rain]], and it's implied that Bold Riley knew he was a god from the start, but was just messing with him by pretending to not know who he was.
* GodWasMyCopilot: This happens twice to Bold Riley: [[spoiler: the goatherd]] turns out to be the titular Blue God (a patron deity of Prakkalore, it turns out), and [[spoiler: Galliroh]] turns out to be the patron god of [[spoiler: Ang-Warr]]. Although in the second case the icognito god in question is clearly not normal [[spoiler: being as he's a bird who can talk and has power over rain]], and it's implied that Bold Riley knew he was a god from the start, but was just messing with him by pretending to not know who he was.
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* AmbiguouslyBrown: Coming from a FantasyCounterpartCulture of India, this makes sense
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* BadassLongHair
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* HotChickWithASword: Riley. She's GOOD with that sword.
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* UhOhEyes: In ''The Serpent in the Belly'', the husband's eyes sinking "deep into his face" hint at his [[spoiler:DemonicPosession.]]
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* UhOhEyes: In ''The Serpent in the Belly'', the husband's eyes sinking "deep into his face" hint at his [[spoiler:DemonicPosession.[[spoiler:DemonicPossession.]]
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* TempleofDoom: ''[[SpoilerTitle The Wicked Temple]]''.
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* TempleofDoom: TempleOfDoom: ''[[SpoilerTitle The Wicked Temple]]''.
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* UhOhEyes: In ''The Serpent in the Belly'', the husband's eyes sinking "deep into his face" hint at his [[spoiler:demonicposession.[[spoiler:DemonicPosession.]]
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* TempleofDoom: ''[[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin The Wicked Temple]]''.
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* TempleofDoom: ''[[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin ''[[SpoilerTitle The Wicked Temple]]''.
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* ButLiquorIsQuicker: Subverted in ''The Wicked Temple''. Jahretta and her girls get Riley drunk in order to enjoy her body [[ImAHumanitarian in more...sinister...ways]].
* ChekhovsSkill: In the prologue, we learn that Riley's brother is very good at botany. Turns out in ''The Blue God'' that some of that knowledge rubbed off on Riley. It comes in handy.
* ChekhovsSkill: In the prologue, we learn that Riley's brother is very good at botany. Turns out in ''The Blue God'' that some of that knowledge rubbed off on Riley. It comes in handy.
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* DontTouchItYouIdiot: In ''The Wicked Temple'', Galliroh suggests that the eponymous temple is not the...safest...place for Riley to take shelter from the rain. [[SchmuckBait Guess where she immediately heads?]]
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* TempleofDoom: ''[[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin The Wicked Temple]]''.
* TheReasonYouSuckSpeech: Riley, to the BigBad in ''The Serpent In The Belly'', directly preceding the above-mentioned BadassBoast.
* TheReasonYouSuckSpeech: Riley, to the BigBad in ''The Serpent In The Belly'', directly preceding the above-mentioned BadassBoast.
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* HotChickwithaSword: Riley. She's GOOD with that sword.
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''The Legend of Bold Riley'', Leia Weathington's debut {{graphic novel}}, tells the story of Rilvashana [=SanParite=], or Bold Riley, princess of the fictional nation of Prakkalore. Restless to see the world beyond her capital city, Riley--swashbuckler, hero, ladies' woman—hits the road. Her adventures are presented as a series of vignettes:
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''The Legend of Bold Riley'', Leia Weathington's debut {{graphic novel}}, tells the story of Rilvashana Rilavashana [=SanParite=], or Bold Riley, princess of the fictional nation of Prakkalore. Restless to see the world beyond her capital city, Riley--swashbuckler, hero, ladies' woman—hits the road. Her adventures are presented as a series of vignettes:
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* ActionHero: Riley falls squarely between the GuileHero and this trope. She's easily able to outwit most foes, but doesn't hesitate to use her sword-- in fact, she's sometimes TOO quick to use it.
* ActionHero: Riley falls squarely between the GuileHero and this trope. She's easily able to outwit most foes, but doesn't hesitate to use her sword-- in fact, she's sometimes TOO quick to use it.
* BadassBoast: In ''The Serpent in the Belly''-- "They call me Bold Riley. But it is better that you should call me your death."
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* RevengeBeforeReason: Barely averted-- In ''The Golden Trumpet Tree'', Riley is seconds away from slitting the throat of the man [[spoiler:she thinks is responsible for her lover's death]] before other characters give her information that allows her to figure out [[spoiler:Gheumen's HeroicSacrifice.]]
* SomeCallMeTim: Riley gets her nickname when her foreign history tutor can't pronounce "Rilavashana."
* UhOhEyes: In ''The Serpent in the Belly'', the husband's eyes sinking "deep into his face" hint at his [[spoiler:demonicposession.]]
* RevengeBeforeReason: Barely averted-- In ''The Golden Trumpet Tree'', Riley is seconds away from slitting the throat of the man [[spoiler:she thinks is responsible for her lover's death]] before other characters give her information that allows her to figure out [[spoiler:Gheumen's HeroicSacrifice.]]
* SomeCallMeTim: Riley gets her nickname when her foreign history tutor can't pronounce "Rilavashana."
* UhOhEyes: In ''The Serpent in the Belly'', the husband's eyes sinking "deep into his face" hint at his [[spoiler:demonicposession.]]
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1. Prologue: Riley's backstory
2. The Blue God: As she sets out on her journey, Riley does a favor for a goatherd, which quickly takes a turn for the weirder.
3. The Serpent in the Belly: Riley attempts to uncover the reason for the unfortunate personality change of a woman's missing husband.
4. The Strange Bath: The hospitality of the Olin-Tunn tribe has a mischevious twist.
5. The Wicked Temple: Riley encounters the resident spirits in a temple in the monsoon-soaked jungles of Ang-Warr.
6. The Golden Trumpet Tree: Riley falls for the steward of the Golden Trumpet Tree.
2. The Blue God: As she sets out on her journey, Riley does a favor for a goatherd, which quickly takes a turn for the weirder.
3. The Serpent in the Belly: Riley attempts to uncover the reason for the unfortunate personality change of a woman's missing husband.
4. The Strange Bath: The hospitality of the Olin-Tunn tribe has a mischevious twist.
5. The Wicked Temple: Riley encounters the resident spirits in a temple in the monsoon-soaked jungles of Ang-Warr.
6. The Golden Trumpet Tree: Riley falls for the steward of the Golden Trumpet Tree.
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Prologue: Riley's backstory
The Blue God: As she sets out on her journey, Riley does a favor for a goatherd, which quickly takes a turn for the weirder.
The Serpent in the Belly: Riley attempts to uncover the reason for the unfortunate personality change of a woman's missing husband.
The Strange Bath: The hospitality of the Olin-Tunn tribe has a mischevious twist.
The Wicked Temple: Riley encounters the resident spirits in a temple in the monsoon-soaked jungles of Ang-Warr.
The Golden Trumpet Tree: Riley falls for the steward of the Golden Trumpet Tree.
The Blue God: As she sets out on her journey, Riley does a favor for a goatherd, which quickly takes a turn for the weirder.
The Serpent in the Belly: Riley attempts to uncover the reason for the unfortunate personality change of a woman's missing husband.
The Strange Bath: The hospitality of the Olin-Tunn tribe has a mischevious twist.
The Wicked Temple: Riley encounters the resident spirits in a temple in the monsoon-soaked jungles of Ang-Warr.
The Golden Trumpet Tree: Riley falls for the steward of the Golden Trumpet Tree.
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1. Prologue: Riley's backstory
2. The Blue God: As she sets out on her journey, Riley does a favor for a goatherd, which quickly takes a turn for the weirder.
3. The Serpent in the Belly: Riley attempts to uncover the reason for the unfortunate personality change of a woman's missing husband.
4. The Strange Bath: The hospitality of the Olin-Tunn tribe has a mischevious twist.
5. The Wicked Temple: Riley encounters the resident spirits in a temple in the monsoon-soaked jungles of Ang-Warr.
6. The Golden Trumpet Tree: Riley falls for the steward of the Golden Trumpet Tree.
2. The Blue God: As she sets out on her journey, Riley does a favor for a goatherd, which quickly takes a turn for the weirder.
3. The Serpent in the Belly: Riley attempts to uncover the reason for the unfortunate personality change of a woman's missing husband.
4. The Strange Bath: The hospitality of the Olin-Tunn tribe has a mischevious twist.
5. The Wicked Temple: Riley encounters the resident spirits in a temple in the monsoon-soaked jungles of Ang-Warr.
6. The Golden Trumpet Tree: Riley falls for the steward of the Golden Trumpet Tree.
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* [[spoiler:HeroicSacrifice: Gheumen, whose life is tied to that of the Golden Trumpet Tree, allows the people of Quifen to use the tree's roots to make a medicine for the plague that has been killing them. The process kills her.]]
* [[spoiler:HeroicSacrifice: Gheumen, whose life is tied to that of the Golden Trumpet Tree, allows the people of Quifen to use the tree's roots to make a medicine for the plague that has been killing them. The process kills her.]]
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''The Legend of Bold Riley'', Leia Weathington's debut {{graphic novel}}, tells the story of Rilvashana [=SanParite=], or Bold Riley, princess of the fictional nation of Prakkalore. Restless to see the world beyond her capital city, Riley--swashbuckler, hero, ladies' woman—hits the road. Her adventures are presented as a series of vignettes.vignettes:
Prologue: Riley's backstory
The Blue God: As she sets out on her journey, Riley does a favor for a goatherd, which quickly takes a turn for the weirder.
The Serpent in the Belly: Riley attempts to uncover the reason for the unfortunate personality change of a woman's missing husband.
The Strange Bath: The hospitality of the Olin-Tunn tribe has a mischevious twist.
The Wicked Temple: Riley encounters the resident spirits in a temple in the monsoon-soaked jungles of Ang-Warr.
The Golden Trumpet Tree: Riley falls for the steward of the Golden Trumpet Tree.
Prologue: Riley's backstory
The Blue God: As she sets out on her journey, Riley does a favor for a goatherd, which quickly takes a turn for the weirder.
The Serpent in the Belly: Riley attempts to uncover the reason for the unfortunate personality change of a woman's missing husband.
The Strange Bath: The hospitality of the Olin-Tunn tribe has a mischevious twist.
The Wicked Temple: Riley encounters the resident spirits in a temple in the monsoon-soaked jungles of Ang-Warr.
The Golden Trumpet Tree: Riley falls for the steward of the Golden Trumpet Tree.
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* BadassGay: Riley doesn't hesitate to use her wicked skills with a sword, usually while beautifully dressed.
* ComingOutStory: Averted. Riley's sexuality is not a major plot point (save for the fact that she always gets the girl) and is treated as a simple matter of fact.
* DownerEnding
* HotChickwithaSword: Riley. She's GOOD with that sword.
* Rescue Romance
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Word of God says that this book is the first in a series.
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''The Legend of Bold Riley'', Leia Weathington's debut {{graphic novel}}, tells the story of Rilvashana [=SanParite=], or Bold Riley, princess of the fictional nation of Prakkalore. Restless to see the world beyond her capital city, Riley--swashbuckler, hero, ladies' woman—-hits woman—hits the road. Her adventures are presented as a series of vignettes.
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