History TabletopGame / TotemsOfTheDead

* {orldHalfEmpty: War, invasions, rampaging monsters, awakening eldrich horrors, environmental and social decline.

* AztecMythology

* {{Action Girl}}: Present on the cover art.
* {{All Myths Are True}}: Particularly Native American, aztec and Norse myth. {{Cryptozoology}} is also referenced occasionally.
* {{Alternate History}}: Not a historical setting, but draws a lot of inspiration from history.
* {{Ancient Astronauts}}: As seen in the adventure "The Star Being from Yog."

* {{Aztec Mythology}}

* {{Big Bad}} "Wildcard" villains.
* {{Big Badass Bird of Prey}}: Thunderbirds and a number of other giant deadly avians.
* {{Big Badass Wolf}}
* {{Black Magic}}: Called "sorcery" or "following a black road."
* {{Blood Magic}}: Used mainly by the Maztlani.

* {{Cool Pet}}: As seen on the cover and some of the interior art/Edges.
* {{Distressed Damsel}}: Present on the cover art.
* {{Dreaming of Times Gone By}} in the Obsidian Shadows adventure.
* {{Eldritch Abomination}} with the possibility of {{Did You Just Punch Out Cthulhu}} in some adventures.
* {{Everythings Better with Dinosaurs}} with a nod or two to {{Dinosaurs are Dragons}}.
* {{Everythings Better with Princesses}}: And why not?
* {{Everythings Sparkly with Jewelry}}
* {{Evil Sorcerer}}: Can't have swords and sorcery without them!
* {{Famed in Story}}

* {{Fantasy Counterpart Culture}}: Most cultures in the Untamed Lands have a real world analogue.
* {{Giant Spider}}
* {{God of Evil}}: There are several, particularly the ones worshiped in {{Atlantis}}.
* {{Heroic Fantasy}}: A.k.a. swords and sorcery.
* {{Human Sacrifice}}
* {{Inca Mythology}}: As seen in the Yaurcoan Empire.
* {{Intoxication Ensues}}: In the "God in the Pit" adventure.
* {{Kill It with Fire}}: Most spirit creatures are susceptible to fire damage.
* {{Leg Cling}}: Present on the cover of the Player's Guide.
* {{Mysterious Mist}}: Masnifest in the "spirit mist."
* {{Native American Mythology}}

* {{The Need for Mead}}: Most (sucessful) adventures end in carousing and revelry.
* {{Noble Savage}} is an {{Averted Trope}}
* {{Norse Mythology}}
* {{Our Demons Are Different}}: Demons based on Native American legend.
* {{Our Vampires Are Different}}: Scaled vampires.
* {{Panthera Awesome}}: See the panther animal companion on the cover.
* {{Physical God}}: Human god-kings, as well as gods, demons and other spirits taking physical form.

* {{Random Events Plot}}
* {{Rated M for Manly}}
* {{Religion of Evil}}: Ass seen in the religion of {{Atlantis}}.
* {{Reptiles Are Abhorrent}}: Sheti serpent men.
* {{Run or Die}}: One adventure starts like this.
* {{Scaled Up}}: Several varieties of giant animal.
* {{Scenery Porn}}: The art features some dramatic cityscapes.
* {{Shapeshifting}} abounds, particularly {{Voluntary Shapeshifting}}.
* {{Shrouded in Myth}}
* {{Silver Has Mystic Powers}}: As does turquoise and jade.
* {{Skin Walker}}: As a player race.
* {{Sorcerous Overlord}}: Several sorcerer kings.
* {{Tome of Eldritch Lore}}: Or birchbark scrolls, petroglyphs, or a runestone in some cases.
* {{The Trickster}}: Manifests in several forms, from Coyote to Mudhead Kachinas.
* {{Vision Quest}}: Game contains rules for embarking on one of these.

* {{Wild Child}}: This trope is turned into an entire player race as seen in the Feral Ones.
* {{World Half Empty}}: War, invasions, rampaging monsters, awakening eldrich horrors, environmental and social decline.
* {{A World Half Full}}: Thanks to the heroes, there is still hope.
* {{Wretched Hive}}: Vidar, city of thieves. Also the Pirate Isles.

* {{Hot Amazon}} is present, both as literal Amazon warrior women and through other strong female characters.

* {{Alternate History}}

* {{Big Bad}}

* {{Blood Magic}}

* {{Everythings Better with Princesses}}

* {{Evil Sorcerer}}

* {{Heroic Fantasy}}

* {{Panthera Awesome}}
* {{Physical God}}

* {{Vision Quest}}

* {{Exposed to the Elements}}

* {{Intoxication Ensues}}

* {{Intoxication Ensues}}: Most adventures end in a grand celebration or carousing.

* {{The Need for Mead}}

* {{Wendigo}}

* {{Wendigo}}

* {{Wild Child}}: This trope is turned into an entire player race as seen in the Feral Ones.

* {{Wild Child}}: This trope is turned into an entire player race as seen in the Feral Ones.

* {{All Myths Are True}} Particularly Native American, aztec and Norse myth. {{Cryptozoology}} is also referenced occasionally.

* {{Atlantis}} In this case it is an evil dystopia and {{Advanced Ancient Acropolis}}.

* {{Mysterious Mist}} masnifest in the "spirit mist."

* {{Wild Child}} This trope is turned into an entire player race as seen in the Feral Ones.

* {{Heroic Fantasy}}

* {{Human Sacrifice}}
* {{Mysterious Mist}} masnifest in the "spirit mist."

* {{Noble Savage}} is an {{Averted Trope}}
* {{Hot Amazon}} is present, both as literal Amazon warrior women and through other strong female characters.
* {{Pirate}}s are present in both Type I and II.

* {{Wild Child}} This trope is turned into an entire player race as seen in the Feral Ones.

* {{Atlantis}} In this case it is an evil dystopia.

* {{Atlantis}}

* {{All Myths Are True}}

* {{Everythings Better with Dinosaurs}} with a nod or two to {{Dinosaurs are Dragons}}.

* {{Everything's Better with Dinosaurs}} with a nod or two to {{Dinosaurs are Dragons}}.

* {{Hot Amazon}} is present, both as literal Amazon warrior women and through other strong female characters.

* {{Noble Savage}} is an {{Averted Trope}}