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* AerithAndBob: Alongside names like Nolan, Marana and Lothar, we have Eric, Hal and Malcolm.
* AndTheAdventureContinues: At the end, once he's defeated the villains and thwarted the Hamisian plot, Nolan rides away with Morai to have another adventure.
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* BalefulPolymorph: Chi'gander specialized in this, subjecting people to horrific transformations and extorting them for reversing them. Later he also shrinks Weylan's body to child size too, but that was apparently [[ForTheEvulz simply for fun]].
* LetOffByTheDetective: Despite chasing him all throughout the book (and before its events) for banditry, Nolan lets off Morai in the end, grateful due to his help with exposing the Hamisian plot. Plus Morai's simply just that charming, even Nolan comes to like him.
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* {{Tearjerker}}: What happened to Nolan's little brother. He was murdered not just for the reason the rest were, but due to him being disabled, which his killer deems an abomination. It describes him as (being just a little boy) not understanding what's happening and thinking it's a game at first, then realizing it's not while trying to reach his mother before his killer rides him down.
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* CultureClash: {{Discussed}} as the reason Nolan is chosen for undercover work in Hamis posing as a Sinjarian lord. Only someone from the region knows every little custom, which could give an undercover agent away otherwise. It's demonstrated by something as small as peeling an apple in a specific way. Nolan also encountered some very serious examples previously, such as a Daari who attacks him since he's a Talion (who his culture teaches means he's demonically possessed) then an old woman in [[spoiler:Temur]] who tells him to kill [[spoiler:Marana]] because she's a "demon twin" (i.e. second born identical twin).
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** Daari have a harsh, violent culture strongly based on fighting demons (whether [[MaybeMagicMaybeMundane real or not]] is unrevealed). They ritually scar their faces to ward these off, made war on the Talions in the past (believing them to be demonically possessed) and slaughter anyone with physical disabilities over a belief they've been touched by demons.
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** Daari have a harsh, violent culture strongly based on fighting demons (whether [[MaybeMagicMaybeMundane real or not]] is unrevealed). They ritually scar their faces to ward these off, made war on the Talions in the past (believing them to be demonically possessed) and slaughter anyone with physical disabilities over a belief they've been touched by demons.
** [[spoiler:Temuri]] culture teaches that a second identical twin is a demon, and has to be left for dead. This happened to [[spoiler:Marana]]. It's mentioned that there female infants in general are often exposed too however.
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* FantasyCounterpartCulture: Some of the Uls live like stereotypical UsefulNotes/{{Romani}}, traveling around in colorful caravans and telling fortunes (although they aren't viewed or portrayed as thieves/child kidnappers). Temur has some resemblance to Afghanistan, with a tribal and clan-based society with a central government which has limited power beyond the city which is its capitol, plus the women [[NoWomansLand having low status]]. A possible resemblance to medieval Mongolia also exists, with the frequent clan wars and Temuri being expert horse archers. The Shattered Empire going by its description also was like the Roman Empire, the provinces becoming independent states after it fell apart, but many vestiges still exist from that era into the present (such as the Talions, who had been established by one of the Emperors but live on afterward). Sensoth is not actually shown, but it seems to be the equivalent of a medieval African kingdom from what's seen of its people in the book.
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** The Shattered Empire going by its description also was like the Roman Empire, the provinces then becoming new independent states after it fell apart, but many vestiges still exist from that era into the present (such as the Talions, who had been established by one of the Emperors but live onafterward). afterward).
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* BuryYourDisabled: Nolan's little brother Aruk had a clubfoot, and was specifically targeted when his family were murdered by a soldier whose culture says this means he was touched by a demon in the womb, thus worthy of death.
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* FeudingFamilies: The Temuri are a clan-based, tribal society with frequent wars between them. However, customs have been established to limit the wars by the central government so they don't grow too vicious.
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'''''Talion: Revenant''''' is a fantasy novel written by Creator/MichaelStackpole and completed in 1986 but not published until 1997, since it was considered too long for a starting writer. It centers around the character of Nolan ra Sinjaria, a Talion Justice who pursues criminals and who people widely fear due to his ability to kill by sucking the soul from someone's body with the magical death's head tattoo on his right hand. Nolan however is a good, honorable man ([[WhatTheHellHero though he does have his bad moments]]), who dislikes that Talions are feared (especially Justices) and unlike some of his colleagues works to earn the respect of the people he protects instead of preying on their fears. He was orphaned when his country Sinjaria was conquered by its neighbor Hamis, and joined the Talions (an order that maintains stability in the rivalrous kingdoms) with the hope of someday bringing the man he holds responsible, King Tirrell of Hamis, to justice. Now, though, he has been ordered by his masters to protect that same king from a dire threat to his throne, and while he reluctantly obeys, some of the ghosts of his past begin to return...
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Stackpole is publishing a sequel, ''Talion: Revenant'', in serial novel form in his ''Scratch!'' e-zine on Patreon.
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Stackpole is publishing a sequel, ''Talion: Revenant'', Nemesis'', in serial novel form in his ''Scratch!'' e-zine on Patreon.
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* NoNameGiven: His Excellency, Lord of Services, whose name is never revealed.
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* TheChessmaster: His Excellency, Lord of Services. Nolan deeply resents being used by him, especially when it results in harm to those he cares about.
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* OurSoulsAreDifferent: Souls can be drawn out of the body by a Talion Justice. This kills the person, but some souls retain their vitality, although not memories, and are called ''rhasas''. Talion Justices must be cleansed of these souls in a special ritual. A ''rhasa'' soul can be placed into a corpse and this reanimates it, along with this leaving the undead being stronger, quicker and easier to train. Souls appear as colored lights, ''rhasas'' being white.
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* OurSoulsAreDifferent: Souls can be drawn out of the body by a Talion Justice. This kills the person, but some souls retain their vitality, although not memories, and are called ''rhasas''. Talion Justices must be cleansed of these souls in a special ritual. A ''rhasa'' soul can be placed into a corpse and this reanimates it, along with this leaving the undead being stronger, quicker and easier to train. A person can also use them to enhance or heal themselves. Souls appear as colored lights, ''rhasas'' being white.
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* EvilSorcerer: Chi'gandir, who used magic to change people's shapes and then extorts them for reversing it.
* HeroicFantasy: The book's genre. It centers around Nolan's quest to stop a bandit leader, and later protect a king.
* InsistentTerminology: He is Nolan ra ''Sinjaria'', not ra Hamis. Being called the latter (due to Hamis annexing Sinjaria) [[BerserkButton gets him angry]].
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* OfferedTheCrown: [[spoiler: King Tirrell]] offers to abdicate in [[spoiler: Nolan's]] favor near the end of the book. [[spoiler: Nolan]] originally dreamed of this, but by then turns it down, having grown beyond the desire.
* OfferedTheCrown: [[spoiler: King Tirrell]] offers to abdicate in [[spoiler: Nolan's]] favor near the end of the book. [[spoiler: Nolan]] originally dreamed of this, but by then turns it down, having grown beyond the desire.
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