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%%* MagicKnight: Cymrillian Swordmages and Zandir Duelists.
%%* ManEatingPlant: Several, including the Mantrap and Stranglevine.
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%%* ProfessionalKiller: Arimite Revenants.
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%%* ProudScholarRace: Sindarans are the stand-out example.
%%* ProudWarriorRace: Lots of 'em.
%%* ProfessionalKiller: Arimite Revenants.
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%%* TheTheocracy: Aaman and Rajanistan.
%%* TrapMaster: Kasmiran Trapmages.
%%* UnstoppableRage: Several races have it as an option, but there's almost always a major catch.
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%%* TrapMaster: Kasmiran Trapmages.
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* OurElvesAreDifferent: [[TagLine What elves]]? However, our Ariane are more [[EnlightenedMysticRace enlightened and mystical]] than your elves could ever hope to be.
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* OurElvesAreDifferent: [[TagLine What elves]]? However, our Ariane are more [[EnlightenedMysticRace [[SpaceElves enlightened and mystical]] than your elves could ever hope to be.
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* OurOrcsAreDifferent: Although there are no races actually ''called'' "orcs," Kang are basically the Blizzard sort, only red. And [[EverythingsBetterWithDinosaurs they ride dinosaurs]]. And then there are the Ur, who act more like the Tolkien variety, but look more like the Blizzard variety (aside from averaging about seven and a half feet tall).
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* OurOrcsAreDifferent: Although there are no races actually ''called'' "orcs," Kang are basically the Blizzard sort, only red. And [[EverythingsBetterWithDinosaurs [[HorseOfADifferentColor they ride dinosaurs]]. And then there are the Ur, who act more like the Tolkien variety, but look more like the Blizzard variety (aside from averaging about seven and a half feet tall).
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Taking place on the titular continent, Talislanta turns players loose into a world inspired by (among other things) the Literature/DyingEarth series and H.P. Lovecraft's Literature/DreamquestOfUnknownKadath. Which means players and gamemasters ought to expect a suprise or two. Oh, and there's No Elves.
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Taking place on the titular continent, Talislanta turns players loose into a world inspired by (among other things) the Literature/DyingEarth ''Literature/DyingEarth'' series and H.P. Lovecraft's Literature/DreamquestOfUnknownKadath. ''Literature/TheDreamquestOfUnknownKadath''. Which means players and gamemasters ought to expect a suprise surprise or two. Oh, and there's No Elves.
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To be more descriptive, Talislanta is a TableTopRPG created by Stephen Michael Sechi and published by Bard Games. First releasing in 1987, Talislanta has been steadily chugging along for 6 editions.
Taking place on the titular continent, Talislanta turns players loose into a world inspired by (among other things) the Literature/DyingEarth series and H.P. Lovecraft's Literature/DreamquestOfUnknownKadath. Which means players and gamemasters ought to expect a suprise or two. Oh, and there's No Elves.
In 2010, Sechi released all of the Talislanta books under the Creative Commons License, and they are now available free to download at [[http://talislanta.com/talislanta-library the Talislanta Website]].
Taking place on the titular continent, Talislanta turns players loose into a world inspired by (among other things) the Literature/DyingEarth series and H.P. Lovecraft's Literature/DreamquestOfUnknownKadath. Which means players and gamemasters ought to expect a suprise or two. Oh, and there's No Elves.
In 2010, Sechi released all of the Talislanta books under the Creative Commons License, and they are now available free to download at [[http://talislanta.com/talislanta-library the Talislanta Website]].
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* ShoutOut: Among others, to Creator/MarvelComics with the "Crimson Bands of Cyttorak" (and associated reference to the "[[Comicbook/DoctorStrange sorcerer supreme]]" who created the spell), and to StarWars with the "Tszarlak."
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* ShoutOut: Among others, to Creator/MarvelComics with the "Crimson Bands of Cyttorak" (and associated reference to the "[[Comicbook/DoctorStrange sorcerer supreme]]" who created the spell), and to StarWars ''Franchise/StarWars'' with the "Tszarlak."
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It's been called "the [[UsefulNotes/RasputinTheMadMonk Rasputin]] of [[TabletopRPG RPGs]]."
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Its tagline is "[[ScrewYouElves No Elves.]]"
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* AllWebbedUp: The Crag Spider and the Vasp, both of which use webs to trap their prey.
* AlternativeCalendar: Justified, as Archaeus has seven moons.
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* AmazonBrigade: Danuvians.
* ApocalypseHow: The Great Disaster was Class 2: Planetary Scale, Societal Collapse.
* ArmlessBiped: Lopers and Striders.
* BeastMan: Several, including the Jaka, the Gryphs, and the Beastmen.
* BigCreepyCrawlies: Rankids, Crag Spiders, Manraks, Sea Scorpions, Vasps, and more.
* ApocalypseHow: The Great Disaster was Class 2: Planetary Scale, Societal Collapse.
* ArmlessBiped: Lopers and Striders.
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* BornUnlucky: All of the Maruk people are this.
* ButtMonkey: Maruk, a whole city that functions as the setting's ButtMonkey.
* ChurchMilitant: The Aamanian church and the Nihilist Cult of Rajanistan.
* ClockworkCreature: The Parthenians.
* ButtMonkey: Maruk, a whole city that functions as the setting's ButtMonkey.
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* FeatheredFiend: The Stryx.
* FesteringFungus: Scarlet Sporozoids. When disturbed, they release a cloud of living spores which consume organic substances of any sort. Once the victim is dead, new scarlet sporozoids begin growing from the host's remains.
* GrimUpNorth: The frigid realm of Narandu, which spans much of the northern part of the continent.
* HeroicRROD: Vajra "[[UnstoppableRage Dark Fire]]."
* FesteringFungus: Scarlet Sporozoids. When disturbed, they release a cloud of living spores which consume organic substances of any sort. Once the victim is dead, new scarlet sporozoids begin growing from the host's remains.
* GrimUpNorth: The frigid realm of Narandu, which spans much of the northern part of the continent.
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* KnifeNut: Arimite Knife-Fighters.
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* MageKiller: The Xambrian Wizard Hunters.
* MagicallyIneptFighter: The Thralls.
* MagicKnight: Cymrillian Swordmages and Zandir Duelists.
* ManEatingPlant: Several, including the Mantrap and Stranglevine.
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* MysticalHighCollar: Popular with Cymirllian wizards.
* MultiArmedAndDangerous: Right off the bat? [[ProudWarriorRace Ahazu]] and Night Demons.
* MurderInc: The Arimite Revenant Cult and Rajan Torquar Assassins.
* NonActionGuy: Danuvian men, to the point that they are not included as a PC option in the standard rules.
* MultiArmedAndDangerous: Right off the bat? [[ProudWarriorRace Ahazu]] and Night Demons.
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* {{Pirate}}: Mangar Corsairs and Gao-Din Sea Rogues.
* PlanetOfHats: And how.
* PlantPerson: The Arborin are sentient plant creatures, and Mang are sentient trees. Both are native to the Aberrant Forest.
* PointyEars: Very common among the many races in this game.
* ProfessionalKiller: Arimite Revenants.
* ProudMerchantRace: Most notably, Farad and Kasmirans.
* ProudScholarRace: Sindarans are the stand-out example.
* ProudWarriorRace: Lots of 'em.
* PlanetOfHats: And how.
* PlantPerson: The Arborin are sentient plant creatures, and Mang are sentient trees. Both are native to the Aberrant Forest.
* PointyEars: Very common among the many races in this game.
* ProfessionalKiller: Arimite Revenants.
* ProudMerchantRace: Most notably, Farad and Kasmirans.
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* Roguish Romani: The Sarista gypsies.
* SandIsWater: Dracartan Duneships glide across the red sands of Carantheum.
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* TheBeastmaster: Jaka Beastmasters and Kang Trackers.
* TheTheocracy: Aaman and Rajanistan.
* TrapMaster: Kasmiran Trapmages.
* UnstoppableRage: Several races have it as an option, but there's almost always a major catch.
* UpperClassTwit: This is the [[PlanetOfHats hat]] of the Hadjin.
* VertebrateWithExtraLimbs: The Axe-Head, Durge, Erd, Rictus, and Urthrax all have six legs.
* VoluntaryShapeshifting: The Manra achieve this through ingestion of the leaves of the jabutu plant.
* WeakWilled: Several races have below average willpower making them more susceptible to mundane temptation, bribery, torture, mind influencing magic and [[LoveIsInTheAir Batrean female pheromones]] (if male). The exact ''reasons'' for being weak willed vary considerably though - the Zandir are very romantic and hot blooded and find it difficult to control their passions, Ferran are cowardly kleptomaniacs and Danuvian men are pressured by their matriarchal warrioress dominated society to be docile and submissive.
* TheTheocracy: Aaman and Rajanistan.
* TrapMaster: Kasmiran Trapmages.
* UnstoppableRage: Several races have it as an option, but there's almost always a major catch.
* UpperClassTwit: This is the [[PlanetOfHats hat]] of the Hadjin.
* VertebrateWithExtraLimbs: The Axe-Head, Durge, Erd, Rictus, and Urthrax all have six legs.
* VoluntaryShapeshifting: The Manra achieve this through ingestion of the leaves of the jabutu plant.
* WeakWilled: Several races have below average willpower making them more susceptible to mundane temptation, bribery, torture, mind influencing magic and [[LoveIsInTheAir Batrean female pheromones]] (if male). The exact ''reasons'' for being weak willed vary considerably though - the Zandir are very romantic and hot blooded and find it difficult to control their passions, Ferran are cowardly kleptomaniacs and Danuvian men are pressured by their matriarchal warrioress dominated society to be docile and submissive.
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* CrystalWeapon: Gnomekin warriors wield shortswords made of crystal.
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* MadeASlave: The Imrians are a race of slavers who prey primarily upon the primitive inhabitants of the southern coasts and islands. Even among those who use slaves, Imrians are regarded as backwards and disgusting.
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* OurNymphsAreDifferent: The Dryad Bush is a flowering shrub that, at night, turns into a green skinned forest nymph.
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* SuperstitiousSailors: The sailors of Talislanta have a superstitous dread of the open seas. As a result, ships tend to hug the coast. Then again, considering how many hazzards there are on the open waters, their fear is not entirely unfounded.
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* WeirdWeather: As a result of the Great Disaster, Talislanta is subject to various forms of aberrant weather, including Black Lighting, The Black Wind, and Icicle Rain. Also counts as HostileWeather.