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* TeamPet: Blue gets a pet Tigerbeast, not is it only a CoolPet, it becomes a very deadly companion and even survives throughout the entire game.
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* TeamPet: Blue gets a pet Tigerbeast, not is it only a CoolPet, cool pet, it becomes a very deadly companion and even survives throughout the entire game.
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* AnAxeToGrind: Navy prefers these.
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* CoolHat: Mustard sports a fedora with a feather in it. He can even pull mice out of it.
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The Dungeon Series (also known as the Dungeon_____ Series) are PlayByPostGames on the MSPA Forums by Plumfinder. The idea of the game is that the players have been captured by an EvilOverlord and must do whatever necessary to escape their dungeon, unlike some other roleplays however, once a player has died they are [[FinalDeath gone for good]] and they are not coming back, they're dead.
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The Dungeon Series (also known as the Dungeon_____ Series) are PlayByPostGames on the MSPA Forums by Plumfinder. The idea of the game is that the players have been captured by an EvilOverlord and must do whatever necessary to escape their dungeon, unlike some other roleplays however, once a player has died they are [[FinalDeath [[{{Permadeath}} gone for good]] and they are not coming back, they're dead.
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* HealingPotion: Becomes one of the most valuable items in the series, what with the [[FinalDeath Perma Death]].
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* HealingPotion: Becomes one of the most valuable items in the series, what with the [[FinalDeath Perma Death]].{{Permadeath}}.
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->''You are all the captives of an evil sorcerer. For weeks on end, new people have been brought in, and swept away again. The sorcerer uses them as subjects for his dark experiments. Needless to say, you've tried very hard to escape.''
->''Today, you finally managed to get out of your prison. Now all that's left is to flee the sorcerer's dungeon before he finds you...''
->''Today, you finally managed to get out of your prison. Now all that's left is to flee the sorcerer's dungeon before he finds you...''
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->''You are all the captives of an evil sorcerer. For weeks on end, new people have been brought in, and swept away again. The sorcerer uses them as subjects for his dark experiments. Needless to say, you've tried very hard to escape.''
->''Today,''\\
''Today, you finally managed to get out of your prison. Now all that's left is to flee the sorcerer's dungeon before he finds you...''
->''Today,
''Today, you finally managed to get out of your prison. Now all that's left is to flee the sorcerer's dungeon before he finds you...''
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The Dungeon Series (also known as the Dungeon_____ Series) are {{Roleplay}}s on the MSPA Forums by Plumfinder. The idea of the game is that the players have been captured by an {{Evil Overlord}} and must do whatever necessary to escape their dungeon, unlike some other roleplays however, once a player has died they are [[FinalDeath gone for good]] and they are not coming back, they're dead.
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The Dungeon Series (also known as the Dungeon_____ Series) are {{Roleplay}}s PlayByPostGames on the MSPA Forums by Plumfinder. The idea of the game is that the players have been captured by an {{Evil Overlord}} EvilOverlord and must do whatever necessary to escape their dungeon, unlike some other roleplays however, once a player has died they are [[FinalDeath gone for good]] and they are not coming back, they're dead.
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* {{Badass}}: Mustard and Red.
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* RainbowPimpGear: This inevitably happens to all but a few players.
** One of the more notable examples would be Red from [=DungeonRun=], where he obtains armor that the Game Master [[{{WTHCostumingDepartment}} purposely made to look bad.]]
** One of the more notable examples would be Red from [=DungeonRun=], where he obtains armor that the Game Master [[{{WTHCostumingDepartment}} purposely made to look bad.]]
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* RainbowPimpGear: This inevitably happens all but a few players.
** One of the more notable examples would be Red from [=DungeonRun=], where he obtains armor that the Game Master [[{{WTHCostumingDepartment}}purposely made to look bad.]]
** One of the more notable examples would be Red from [=DungeonRun=], where he obtains armor that the Game Master [[{{WTHCostumingDepartment}}purposely made to look bad.]]
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* HealingPotion: Becomes one of the most valuable items in the series, what with the [[FinalDeath Perma Death]].
* MascotMook: The Tigerbeasts seem to be these.
* RainbowPimpGear: This inevitably happens to all but a few players.
** One of the more notable examples would be Red from [=DungeonRun=], where he obtains armor that the Game Master[[{{WTHCostumingDepartment}}purposely [[{{WTHCostumingDepartment}} purposely made to look bad.]]
* MascotMook: The Tigerbeasts seem to be these.
* RainbowPimpGear: This inevitably happens to all but a few players.
** One of the more notable examples would be Red from [=DungeonRun=], where he obtains armor that the Game Master
* PurelyAestheticGender: Despite being a girl, Emerald is exactly the same to a male escapee, to the point where she even has the exact same base sprite.
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** Indigo even mentions that he should get his own PirateParrot at one point.
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** Indigo even mentions that he should get his own PirateParrot at one point.
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* DwindlingParty
* InvisibilityCloak: At one point, Mustard finds an InvisibilityCloak which allows him to perform actions privately, leaving the other players in the dark about what he is doing offscreen.
-> "Not like I've got any [[SuspiciouslySpecificDenial nefarious plans or anything]]. Seriously I've been playing checkers with this one side boss for like 20 turns now (I think I'm winning finally)."
* TeamPet: Blue gets a pet Tigerbeast, not is it only a CoolPet, it becomes a very deadly companion and even survives throughout the entire game.
* TheVoiceless: Grey does not talk, except on the rare case where the Game Master forgets.
-> "Not like I've got any [[SuspiciouslySpecificDenial nefarious plans or anything]]. Seriously I've been playing checkers with this one side boss for like 20 turns now (I think I'm winning finally)."
* TeamPet: Blue gets a pet Tigerbeast, not is it only a CoolPet, it becomes a very deadly companion and even survives throughout the entire game.
* TheVoiceless: Grey does not talk, except on the rare case where the Game Master forgets.
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* FlamingSword: Unsurprisingly, it is one of the best weapons in the game.
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* FlamingSword: Unsurprisingly, it is one of the best weapons in the game. It can get even more powerful if one [[CastFromHitPoints Casts From Hit Points]].
* SendInTheClones: A majority of General Dark's army consists of clones of himself.
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* RainbowPimpGear: This inevitably happens all but a few players.
** One of the more notable examples would be Red from [=DungeonRun=], where he obtains armor that the Game Master [[{{WTHCostumingDepartment}}purposely made to look bad.]]
** One of the more notable examples would be Red from [=DungeonRun=], where he obtains armor that the Game Master [[{{WTHCostumingDepartment}}purposely made to look bad.]]
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* ItemCrafting: Green combines a Tigerbeast tail and an axe to create... a tail tied to an axe. This doesn't stop Green from turning the Axewhip into an effective weapon.
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* AnimateInanimateObject: The first enemy is an animate cannon.
* ItemCrafting: Green combines a Tigerbeast tail and an axe to create... a tail tied to an axe. This doesn't stop Green from turning the Axewhip intoan effective weapon.a terrifying weapon.
* SinisterScythe: The escapees managed to get a hold of one of these. Not just any scythe either, it's none other than Death's very own scythe!
* ItemCrafting: Green combines a Tigerbeast tail and an axe to create... a tail tied to an axe. This doesn't stop Green from turning the Axewhip into
* SinisterScythe: The escapees managed to get a hold of one of these. Not just any scythe either, it's none other than Death's very own scythe!
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* CoolHat: Mustard. He can even pull mice out of it.
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* CoolHat: Mustard. Mustard sports a fedora with a feather in it. He can even pull mice out of it.it.
* FaceHeelTurn: [[spoiler:Mustard sides himself with the betrayer, what follows is a rampage that even the Game Master himself did not expect.]]
* FaceHeelTurn: [[spoiler:Mustard sides himself with the betrayer, what follows is a rampage that even the Game Master himself did not expect.]]
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* Traumatized: Emerald being too devastated at the fall of her team.
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* AnAxeToGrind: Navy prefers these.
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* AnAxeToGrind: Navy prefers these.these.
* BloodKnight: Red.
* DarkerAndEdgier: The entire game is considerably more dark compared to the earlier ones.
* DelayedReaction: In one case, it takes Red a few turns to realize that one of his friends just died in front of him.
* FlamingSword: Unsurprisingly, it is one of the best weapons in the game.
* FreakOut: After [[spoiler:Indigo's]] death Navy has a bit of a fit, what follows is [[{{BecameTheirOwnAntithesis}} Navy going on a murderous rampage]], attacking players and monsters alike.
* InvoluntaryGroupSplit: At the start of the game the players are capture , however half of them manage to escapee from their captors... only to be captured by a completely different villain.
* NighInvulnerability: Navy gains stupidly high defense values, to the point where [[{{AGodAmI}} he starts to believe he is a god]].
* SacrificialLamb: [[spoiler:Sand.]]
* TalkLikeAPirate: Indigo gets an eyepatch, which leads to him occasionally talking like a pirate (and then questioning why he just did that).
** Indigo even mentions that he should get his own PirateParrot at one point.
* BloodKnight: Red.
* DarkerAndEdgier: The entire game is considerably more dark compared to the earlier ones.
* DelayedReaction: In one case, it takes Red a few turns to realize that one of his friends just died in front of him.
* FlamingSword: Unsurprisingly, it is one of the best weapons in the game.
* FreakOut: After [[spoiler:Indigo's]] death Navy has a bit of a fit, what follows is [[{{BecameTheirOwnAntithesis}} Navy going on a murderous rampage]], attacking players and monsters alike.
* InvoluntaryGroupSplit: At the start of the game the players are capture , however half of them manage to escapee from their captors... only to be captured by a completely different villain.
* NighInvulnerability: Navy gains stupidly high defense values, to the point where [[{{AGodAmI}} he starts to believe he is a god]].
* SacrificialLamb: [[spoiler:Sand.]]
* TalkLikeAPirate: Indigo gets an eyepatch, which leads to him occasionally talking like a pirate (and then questioning why he just did that).
** Indigo even mentions that he should get his own PirateParrot at one point.
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* Traumatized: Emerald being too devastated at the fall of her team.
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->''You are all the captives of an evil sorcerer. For weeks on end, new people have been brought in, and swept away again. The sorcerer uses them as subjects for his dark experiments. Needless to say, you've tried very hard to escape.''
->''Today, you finally managed to get out of your prison. Now all that's left is to flee the sorcerer's dungeon before he finds you...''
--> -- Introduction to [=DungeonFlight=]
The Dungeon Series (also known as the Dungeon_____ Series) are {{Roleplay}}s on the MSPA Forums by Plumfinder. The idea of the game is that the players have been captured by an {{Evil Overlord}} and must do whatever necessary to escape their dungeon, unlike some other roleplays however, once a player has died they are [[FinalDeath gone for good]] and they are not coming back, they're dead.
The first one was popular enough that Plumfinder created more, there is currently 3 in the series: [=DungeonFlight=], [=DungeonRun=] and [=DungeonCrawl=] (the third one is currently still ongoing). They can be found [[http://www.mspaforums.com/showthread.php?28564-DungeonFlight here]], [[http://www.mspaforums.com/showthread.php?29886-DungeonRun here]] and [[http://www.mspaforums.com/showthread.php?36643-DungeonCrawl-%28No-3-in-the-Dungeon-series%29 here]].
!!The Dungeon Series as a whole provides examples of:
* AmazingTechnicolorPopulation: Not only are all the players different colors, they are even [[ColourfulThemeNaming named after their own color]].
* ColourfulThemeNaming: See AmazingTechnicolorPopulation above.
* DungeonShop: Each dungeon has a shop that will happily sell the escapees items.
* WeirdCurrency: The first game required Tigerbeast Ears of all things to buy anything from the shop. The second one wasn't much better, the shopkeeper only accepted lumps of coal as tender.
** Justified in the first game, as the players had no gold to trade in, however the shopkeeper was a collector of Tigerbeast Ears and was more than happy to trade items for them.
!!List of Tropes for [=DungeonFlight=]:
* ItemCrafting: Green combines a Tigerbeast tail and an axe to create... a tail tied to an axe. This doesn't stop Green from turning the Axewhip into an effective weapon.
!!List of Tropes for [=DungeonRun=]:
* {{Badass}}: Mustard and Red.
* CoolHat: Mustard. He can even pull mice out of it.
* ICallHerVera: Dark Red makes himself a spear, which he instantly names Barron Stabin of Pikeshire.
* ImprobableWeaponUser: Mustard manages to turn the useless mice into an effective weapon.
!!List of Tropes for [=DungeonCrawl=]:
* AnAxeToGrind: Navy prefers these.
->''Today, you finally managed to get out of your prison. Now all that's left is to flee the sorcerer's dungeon before he finds you...''
--> -- Introduction to [=DungeonFlight=]
The Dungeon Series (also known as the Dungeon_____ Series) are {{Roleplay}}s on the MSPA Forums by Plumfinder. The idea of the game is that the players have been captured by an {{Evil Overlord}} and must do whatever necessary to escape their dungeon, unlike some other roleplays however, once a player has died they are [[FinalDeath gone for good]] and they are not coming back, they're dead.
The first one was popular enough that Plumfinder created more, there is currently 3 in the series: [=DungeonFlight=], [=DungeonRun=] and [=DungeonCrawl=] (the third one is currently still ongoing). They can be found [[http://www.mspaforums.com/showthread.php?28564-DungeonFlight here]], [[http://www.mspaforums.com/showthread.php?29886-DungeonRun here]] and [[http://www.mspaforums.com/showthread.php?36643-DungeonCrawl-%28No-3-in-the-Dungeon-series%29 here]].
!!The Dungeon Series as a whole provides examples of:
* AmazingTechnicolorPopulation: Not only are all the players different colors, they are even [[ColourfulThemeNaming named after their own color]].
* ColourfulThemeNaming: See AmazingTechnicolorPopulation above.
* DungeonShop: Each dungeon has a shop that will happily sell the escapees items.
* WeirdCurrency: The first game required Tigerbeast Ears of all things to buy anything from the shop. The second one wasn't much better, the shopkeeper only accepted lumps of coal as tender.
** Justified in the first game, as the players had no gold to trade in, however the shopkeeper was a collector of Tigerbeast Ears and was more than happy to trade items for them.
!!List of Tropes for [=DungeonFlight=]:
* ItemCrafting: Green combines a Tigerbeast tail and an axe to create... a tail tied to an axe. This doesn't stop Green from turning the Axewhip into an effective weapon.
!!List of Tropes for [=DungeonRun=]:
* {{Badass}}: Mustard and Red.
* CoolHat: Mustard. He can even pull mice out of it.
* ICallHerVera: Dark Red makes himself a spear, which he instantly names Barron Stabin of Pikeshire.
* ImprobableWeaponUser: Mustard manages to turn the useless mice into an effective weapon.
!!List of Tropes for [=DungeonCrawl=]:
* AnAxeToGrind: Navy prefers these.
