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* EverythingsBetterWithDinosaurs: A halfling from the Talenta Plains is one of the main characters, and the party goes there towards the end of the first book.
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* LizardFolk: A halfling from the Talenta Plains is one of the main characters, and the party goes there towards the end of the first book.
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A trilogy of {{Eberron}} novels by Rich Wulf about the titular heirs of Ash, one of the greatest artificers of the age. The books follow the heroes searching for the titular airships, which contain Ash's last secrets, before his apprentice can find them. The three books in the series are:
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A trilogy of {{Eberron}} TabletopGame/{{Eberron}} novels by Rich Wulf about the titular heirs of Ash, one of the greatest artificers of the age. The books follow the heroes searching for the titular airships, which contain Ash's last secrets, before his apprentice can find them. The three books in the series are:
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* ShoutOut: ''Flight of the Dying Sun'' centers around Zuladan, a temple with connections to Xoriat whose entrance either created from a giant skull or fashioned to look like one. Given the similar appearance and name, it might be a nod toward Zhaman (Skullcap) in {{Dragonlance}}, another skull-shaped building which contained a portal to the Abyss.
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* ShoutOut: ''Flight of the Dying Sun'' centers around Zuladan, a temple with connections to Xoriat whose entrance either created from a giant skull or fashioned to look like one. Given the similar appearance and name, it might be a nod toward Zhaman (Skullcap) in {{Dragonlance}}, ''Literature/{{Dragonlance}}'', another skull-shaped building which contained a portal to the Abyss.
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* AlwaysABiggerFish: The heroes' airship gets chased out of Zuladan by a dragon [[spoiler: but the dragon is devoured by a living storm.]]
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* AlwaysABiggerFish: The heroes' airship gets chased out of Zuladan by a dragon [[spoiler: but and the dragon is devoured by a living storm.]]
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* BroughtDownToNormal: [[spoiler: The Timeless, the extra-planar creature behind the Legacy, curses the bronze dragon Zamiel to be trapped in his human form for the rest of his days.]]
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* EnergyBeing: [[spoiler: The Legacy operates by channeling the energies of an extra-planar being called the Timeless which was created by the dragons' act of sacrifice during the Age of Demons into Eberron. The Prophet Zamiel summons it fully into the world in the final book, believing that he can use it to his purposes to conquer the world. Thankfully, it comes into the world through possessing the benevolent and inquisitive Warforged Olmec, who's experiences convince the Timeless that Zamiel's goals aren't worth pursuing and that the lives of the people of Eberron have value. The Timeless returns home after cursing Zamiel to remain in his human form for the rest of his life.]]
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* AlwaysABiggerFish: The heroes' airship gets chased out of Zuladan by a dragon [[spoiler: The dragon gets eaten by a living storm.]]
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* AlwaysABiggerFish: The heroes' airship gets chased out of Zuladan by a dragon [[spoiler: The but the dragon gets eaten is devoured by a living storm.]]
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* ArchaeologicalArmsRace: The Legacy is not a new invention, but was developed from the principles used by a superweapon [[spoiler: used by the dragons in the distant past to end the Age of Demons, in conjunction with the sacrifice of the Couatls.]]
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* ArchaeologicalArmsRace: The Legacy is not a new invention, but was developed from the principles used by a superweapon [[spoiler: used by the dragons in the distant past to destroy the fiends at the end the Age of Demons, in conjunction with the sacrifice of the Couatls.]]
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* DoAndroidsDream: The warforged in the party is very introspective as to whether he's really a sapient being or not. [[spoiler: The artificial phantasm of Ash (that the original Ash was at least partly responsible for creating) that's found in the Metrol lightning rail station has many of the same questions.]]
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* FantasticNuke: Ashrem's Legacy is a magic-devouring superweapon that he hooked up to an airship and covertly used to turn battles in the favor of certain nations during the Last War. It's so powerful that a partially-functional prototype is able to [[spoiler: knock every ship in Stormhome out of the sky.]] It may also be the cause of [[spoiler: The Day of Mourning in Cyre.]]
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* FantasticNuke: Ashrem's Legacy is a magic-devouring superweapon that he hooked up to an airship and covertly used to turn battles in the favor of certain nations during the Last War. It's so powerful that a partially-functional prototype is able to [[spoiler: knock every ship in Stormhome out of the sky.]] It may also be the cause of [[spoiler: The Day of Mourning in Cyre.]]
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* NeckSnap: [[spoiler: The prophet Zamiel breaks the assassin Zorah's neck as she's reaching for her dagger.]]
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* WideEyedIdealist: Tristam. Ash states in a flashback that he possesses all of his genius and imagination with the bonus of having a more optimistic outlook on life.
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* AlwaysABiggerFish: The heroes' airship gets chased out of Zuladan by a dragon [[spoiler: The dragon gets eaten by a living storm.]]
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* AttemptedRape: In the backstory, [[spoiler: Zed]] left his position as a Paladin because he became disillusioned with the supposed "righteousness" of Thrane when he witnessed two Thrane soldiers attempt to drag a young woman who was a priestess of the Sovereign Host into an alley and was forced to kill them to get her to safety.
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* EldritchLocation: Zuladan, a temple deep in the Frostfell, shaped like a skull and used by Xoriat cultists due to the weakness in the gap between Eberron and the realm of madness.
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* UncannyValley: When outed as a changeling in the prologue of ''Flight of the Dying Sun,'' the shapeshifter asks how he was caught. His companion notes that his guise is ''too'' perfect: he's always clean-shaven despite adverse circumstances that would prevent it and he never stops practicing his personal habits and tics, even when he's alone and thinks no one's watching.
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* AntiMagic: [[spoiler: The Legacy destroys arcane magic.]]
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* GrimUpNorth: Most of the second book takes place in Frostfell. Between the frostbitten weather, a sentient and hungry giant air elemental, an ice dragon and a skull-shaped temple to eldritch abominations, it's not a pleasant place.
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* GrimUpNorth: Most of the second book takes place in Frostfell. Between the frostbitten weather, a sentient and hungry giant air elemental, an ice dragon and a skull-shaped temple to eldritch abominations, it's not a pleasant place. Technically it's at the ''southern'' pole but it fits the trope.
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* GrimUpNorth: Most of the second book takes place in Frostfell. Between the frostbitten weather, ice dragons and a skull-shaped temple to eldritch abominations, it's not a pleasant place.
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* GrimUpNorth: Most of the second book takes place in Frostfell. Between the frostbitten weather, a sentient and hungry giant air elemental, an ice dragons dragon and a skull-shaped temple to eldritch abominations, it's not a pleasant place.
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* ShoutOut: ''Flight of the Dying Sun'' centers around Zuladan, a temple with connections to Xoriat whose entrance either created from a giant skull or fashioned to look like one. Given the similar appearance and name, it might be a nod toward Zhaman (Skullcap) in [[Dragonlance]], another skull-shaped building which contained a portal to the Abyss.
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* ShoutOut: ''Flight of the Dying Sun'' centers around Zuladan, a temple with connections to Xoriat whose entrance either created from a giant skull or fashioned to look like one. Given the similar appearance and name, it might be a nod toward Zhaman (Skullcap) in [[Dragonlance]], {{Dragonlance}}, another skull-shaped building which contained a portal to the Abyss.
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* ArchaeologicalArmsRace: The Legacy is not a new invention, but was developed from the principles used by a superweapon [[spoiler: used by the dragons in the distant past to end the Age of Demons.]]
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* FantasticNuke: Ashrem's Legacy is a magic-devouring superweapon that he hooked up to an airship and covertly used to turn battles in the favor of certain nations during the Last War. It's so powerful that a partially-functional prototype is able to [[spoiler: knock every ship in Stormhome out of the sky.]] It may also be the cause of [[spoiler: The Day of Mourning in Cyre.]]
* GrimUpNorth: Most of the second book takes place in Frostfell. Between the frostbitten weather, ice dragons and a skull-shaped temple to eldritch abominations, it's not a pleasant place.
* HeroicSacrifice: It's revealed that, during the Age of Demons, [[spoiler: countless dragons gave their lives to ensure that the weapon that Ashrem's Legacy is based on was used against the demons. The place where they died became the Dragon's Boneyard in the Talenta Plains.]]
* GrimUpNorth: Most of the second book takes place in Frostfell. Between the frostbitten weather, ice dragons and a skull-shaped temple to eldritch abominations, it's not a pleasant place.
* HeroicSacrifice: It's revealed that, during the Age of Demons, [[spoiler: countless dragons gave their lives to ensure that the weapon that Ashrem's Legacy is based on was used against the demons. The place where they died became the Dragon's Boneyard in the Talenta Plains.]]
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* LoveableRogue: Seren
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A trilogy of {{Eberron}} novels by Rich Wulf about the titular heirs of Ash, one of the greatest artificers of the age. The books follow the heroes searching for the titular airships, which contain Ash's last secrets, before his apprentice can find them. The three books in the series are:
* ''Voyage of the Mourning Dawn''
* ''Flight of the Dying Sun''
* ''Rise of the Seventh Moon''
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!Contains examples of:
* ActionGirl: Seren, and later Erania.
* CoolAirship: All three.
* EverythingsBetterWithDinosaurs: A halfling from the Talenta Plains is one of the main characters, and the party goes there towards the end of the first book.
* FallenHero: [[spoiler:Zed]] is a fallen paladin.
* IdiosyncraticEpisodeNaming: The books are named after Ash's airships.
* KnightInShiningArmor: Erania.
* ManBehindTheMan
* NonActionGuy: Tristam. Most of the time he tries to get out of combat situations by bluffing the enemy into thinking he knows how to use his sword.
* OurDragonsAreDifferent: The white dragon in the Frostfell in book 2 and [[spoiler:the prophet]].
* TheCaptain: Pherris Gerriman, of the Zilargo Gerrimans.
* TheRival: Shaimin to Seren.
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* ''Voyage of the Mourning Dawn''
* ''Flight of the Dying Sun''
* ''Rise of the Seventh Moon''
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!Contains examples of:
* ActionGirl: Seren, and later Erania.
* CoolAirship: All three.
* EverythingsBetterWithDinosaurs: A halfling from the Talenta Plains is one of the main characters, and the party goes there towards the end of the first book.
* FallenHero: [[spoiler:Zed]] is a fallen paladin.
* IdiosyncraticEpisodeNaming: The books are named after Ash's airships.
* KnightInShiningArmor: Erania.
* ManBehindTheMan
* NonActionGuy: Tristam. Most of the time he tries to get out of combat situations by bluffing the enemy into thinking he knows how to use his sword.
* OurDragonsAreDifferent: The white dragon in the Frostfell in book 2 and [[spoiler:the prophet]].
* TheCaptain: Pherris Gerriman, of the Zilargo Gerrimans.
* TheRival: Shaimin to Seren.
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