History VideoGame / Dragonfable

* KickTheSonOfABitch: On one hand, [[spoiler:the entirety of the Shapeless Empire was decapicated, the Magisterium was slaughtered to a man, and the key to their power was destroyed, all by a soul-eating maniac in a bid of immortality.]] On the other, it ''really'' is hard to argue they don't have it coming.

* DarkerAndEdgier: The Chapter 1 finale. [[spoiler:And then Bacon gets involved.]]
** Chapter 3 is as well. See ShooOutTheClowns.
** ''[=DragonFable=]'' itself is this to other Artix games, with the most liberal application of GreyAndGrayMorality to date.

* {{Bishonen}}: See [[http://www.dragonfable.com/special/Motivational/july2007/Original/chaotic%20revolution.jpg this]] image. But especially Zhoom (that's him on the left). And [[http://www5.picturepush.com/photo/a/1374703/img/1374703.png Warlic]] who looks quite different from his ''VideoGame/AdventureQuest'' version.

* AbortedArc: Lust appears at the end of Book 1 Ravenloss, but she's instead dealt with offscreen and the ArcVillain for the Book 3 Tomix Saga is Envy [[spoiler: AKA Aspar]]. Justified because of [[spoiler: the Hero being frozen at the end of Book 2.]]

* AchillesInHisTent: [[spoiler: Warlic in Book 3, out of shame that his actions helped lead to the formation of the Rose]]

*** [[spoiler: Valtrith eventually manages to retrieve the cloth piece (either by the hero bringing it or finding it himself) and uses it in the ritual to create Caitiff.]]

** The Hero [[spoiler: when Sepulchure's fortress crashes into the Guardian Tower]].
** The Hero again when [[spoiler: Sepulchure collects every Orb in a rapidly spinning ring to create the Ultimate Orb]].
** Sepulchure as well [[spoiler: when Fluffy merges with Drakath]].

* BizarroElements: Only Bacon can truly be called bizarre, given its thematic focus on food and that few enemies have a resistance to it; even in-universe, characters consider it strange and unusual. [[spoiler: the Bacon Orb proves to be crucial in the Book 1 finale]].

* BrainwashedAndCrazy: [[spoiler: Artix]], by Drakonnan.

* ChekhovsGun: [[spoiler: The Bacon Orb]].

** [[spoiler: The Falconreach spy, a.k.a. Sabrina, the original owner of the Falconreach inn. Disappeared years ago when the Mysterious Stranger appeared, only to resurface (and be dealt with) as Grams in disguise]].

* TheChewToy: Twilly -- literally, since the first thing your newly hatched [[spoiler: Chaos]] dragon does is to try and eat him.

* TheCuckoolanderWasRight: Crazy or not, he clearly knows what he's doing more often than anyone else, if only by virtue of his unique brand of intuition. Some of the silly things he says or does earlier on [[ChekhovsGun will be important later on]]. [[spoiler: Like the time booth, or turning the Falconreach Guardian tower into a fish; the Hamtons from ''The Clashening'' also get a brief CallBack.]]

** At the end of the Dragongrasp quest chain [[spoiler: Vilmor]] gushes over [[spoiler: Cryozen's newborn hatchling which immediately imprinted on her]] even after it [[spoiler: sneezes frost snot all over her face]].

* DayOfTheWeekName: Thursday and [[spoiler: her great great great great great great great great grandfather]], Lord [[IncrediblyLamePun Frydae XIII]]. Also, the host of the Amityvale meeting is named Wednesday.

* DismantledMacGuffin: All the elemental Orbs in Chapter 1 combine into [[spoiler: the ''Ultimate Orb'']] which is absorbed by [[spoiler: ''both'' Drakath and Fluffy... resulting in a FusionDance]]. Before that, [[spoiler:the Earth Orb was split into the Stone and Nature orbs]].

** BrokeYourArmPunchingOutCthulhu: The entire Orb Saga, once Sepulchure and his Master [[spoiler:the Mysterious Stranger]] get serious about halfway through. Yeah, the Hero beats Sepulchure to five of the Orbs and puts several villains out of commission in the process, but that's rendered entirely moot by Sepulchure's plans and his massive spy network, and the Hero is so out of their league in comparison and so focused on finding the Orbs one-by-one that Sepulchure manages to make them look completely ineffectual for a moment. None of this holds a candle to [[spoiler: the Mysterious Stranger]], who was able to play the Hero and Sepulchure against each other so perfectly that [[spoiler:he ends up receiving a very powerful weapon he deems worthy of binding himself to in the form of Drakath's slain body, which is what he really wanted all along]].

* TheDogBitesBack: [[spoiler: Frostscythe blasts Circe for failing him. When she protests that she improvised and demands payment, he refuses, claiming he "doesn't pay for improvising". Circe later ditches Frostscythe when he asks her to help him fight against The Hero and Vilmor because that's [[IronicEcho "improvising"]]]].

* ElementalEmbodiment: Elementals are fully sentient creatures made entirely of one of the Elements. The most common ones are the main ones from ''VideoGame/AdventureQuest'' (Fire, Ice, Water, Energy, Earth, Air, Light, and Darkness) which have a corresponding Elemental Avatar, but there are a few more out there ones like Metal or Silver with no patron Avatar. In Book 3, Theano uses the magical equivalent of PlayingWithSyringes to create Disease Elementals. There's also the calendar class Avatar Of Time, which has the player embody the element of time itself. [[spoiler: However, a purchasable "spoiler" in the Inn At The Edge Of Time states that "The true Avatar Of Time is always watching.]]

** [[spoiler: The Necromantress helps The Hero take down Noxus]].
** The Hero forms an alliance with [[spoiler: Sepulchure to take down Drakath]].
** The Hero and the Vind are forced to form an alliance with [[spoiler: the Rose to fight off the Magisterium]].
** [[spoiler: The Magisterium also become unlikely allies when their Proclamation Rifts go out of control, and help the hero through the Golden Hand]].

* EveryoneCallsHimBarkeep: Subverted with the Professor's Apprentice, who while he always goes by apprentice is rather obviously [[spoiler: Konnan]].

* EvilCostumeSwitch: [[spoiler: Artix as the Shadowfire Knight during his BrainwashedAndCrazy stint]].

* FantasticVoyagePlot: You need to retrieve some [[RidiculouslyCuteCritter Trobbles]] a whale swallowed for Captain Rhubarb... [[spoiler: Later on in Book 3, you have to shrink into Raven's bloodstream to find a cure for Amytville's Lycanthropy.]]

** And playing Alexander's Diary, which takes place in the past of Lore. Even without WordOfGod, it became obvious when the supporting cast showed up that [[spoiler: Alexander becomes Xan]].
* FreudianExcuse: [[spoiler: Frostscythe claims that he was driven to evil because no Ice Dragon would bond with him supposedly due to him being half Ice Elf]]. The Hero [[ShutUpHannibal blows this excuse out of the water]] by saying that [[spoiler:the problem isn't his blood, it's his ''personality,'' since he wants to ''control'' dragons rather than cooperate with them]].

* GameplayAndStoryIntegration: The last fights in the Dragongrasp questline are both [[AntiClimaxBoss Anti-Climax Bosses]]. The ease of the first fight [[spoiler: against Frostscythe while he's riding Cryozen]] compared to most Titan fights [[spoiler: since Cryozen does pitiful damage]] illustrates that [[spoiler: a) Cryozen is already at death's door thanks to Frostscythe's torture and b) Frostscythe is an incompetent Dragon Master]]. The second fight is also pretty easy [[spoiler: since you have Vilmor on your side and Frostscythe "only" has two ice dragons]] since it's meant to show [[spoiler: just how much The Hero and Vilmor outclass Frostscythe in every way]].

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* GreaterScopeVillain: [[spoiler: The Mysterious Stranger in Book 1, and the Magisterium in Book 3]].
* GreenEyedMonster: [[spoiler: Frostscythe framed Vilmor for his crimes because he was jealous of her talent as a Dragonlord and her bond with the mightiest of the Ice Dragons]].
* GreyAndGrayMorality: For Book 3, The End of Magic. You're still working towards the greater good, and the Rose definitely can't have their way in eliminating magic, but now your gung-ho nature when it comes to your heroics is being questioned, and it's explicitly said that towns under Rose protection are the safest places to be. Summed up very well by Guardian Kain [[spoiler: when he leaves the Guardians to join the Rose]].

** [[spoiler: Frostscythe is half Ice Elf]].

** [[spoiler: Warlic is confirmed by WordOfGod to be half-infernal]].

* HiddenInPlainSight: The Stone Orb, [[spoiler: until it was merged with the Nature Orb and fused into the Blade of Awe]].

* InTheBack: [[spoiler: Sepulchure was stabbed in the back by Drakath, with his own sword, to boot]].

* InterspeciesRomance: Nythera's father is a human wizard and her mother is a dragon. While her mother can take on human form, she seems to prefer eating in her natural dragon form. The only one who seems perturbed by the sight of a full-sized dragon crouching at a dinner table with her human husband is the soon-to-be-eaten Chickencow, for obvious reasons. Also, Zhoom's parents, presumably. [[spoiler: And Frostscythe]]'s.

* KickTheSonOfABitch: On one hand, [[spoiler: the entirety of the Shapeless Empire was decapicated, the Magisterium was slaughtered to a man, and the key to their power was destroyed, all by a soul-eating maniac in a bid of immortality.]] On the other, it ''really'' is hard to argue they don't have it coming.

** [[spoiler: Demento is killed by Drakonnan in the Fire Orb Saga]]
** [[spoiler: Lady Celestia is killed by Sepulchure in the 2011 Friday the 13th war. Later on in the Chapter 1 finale, Sha'Rae dies attempting a HeroicSacrifice and The Mysterious Stranger is killed by The Hero and The Hero's Dragon.]].
** Also [[spoiler: [[HeroicSacrifice Tomix at the end of his saga in Book 3]]]].
** [[spoiler: Serenity in Book 3. [[FateWorseThanDeath Oh god, Serenity.]]]].

** Whenever Sepulchure shows up, you ''know'' things are about to get bad. Also [[spoiler: Envy/Aspar.]] as of late events. Big time.

** Fluffy ''was'' an elemental Light dragon... [[spoiler: Until Sepulchure turned him into an evil Dracolich]]

** [[spoiler: Tomix also gets one at the end of the Void Ship quest arc]].

* MirrorMatch: You fight yourself in one of the more {{Mind Screw}}y quests in the ''Water Orb'' saga, [[BrainwashedAndCrazy while being hypnotised]] by [[spoiler: the squid-like BossMonster...]]

** The Hero is sent out to find and destroy [[ArtifactOfDoom a fragment of the Mysterious Stranger's cloak]] in one quest. [[spoiler: He/She finds it, but is ultimately tempted by its power and can't bring him/herself to destroy it. Baron Valtrith takes the cloak scrap from the Hero later on and uses it to create Caitiff, making him/her responsible for both creating that monster and [[DeaderThanDead dooming Serenity]]]].

* PaperTiger: Drakath. Sure, he looks like an archetypal rival, with the stylish cape and constant boasting, but he's actually fairly easy to defeat, [[CombatPragmatist even when he brings help.]] Add that into how regularly he's humiliated, terrified, and screwed with by his boss, and Drakath almost becomes sympathetic, if he wasn't such a jackass. [[spoiler: Inverted ''harshly'' after he [[TheStarscream literally stabs Sepulchure in the back]] and uses the Ultimate Orb to become a giant darkness dragon.]]

* ScaledUp: [[spoiler:Aisha, Queen of the Ice Dragons]] does this when you break into her castle to steal her [[spoiler: Ice Orb]]. Unfortunately for her, [[spoiler:Galanoth expected it and rubbed powdered [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin Dragonsbane ore]] into his armor, so [[HoistByHisOwnPetard when she tries to eat him she actually poisons herself]]]].

* ScrewDestiny: This was the main reason for Sepulchure turning Fluffy into a Dracolich. He was giving the prophecy a big middle finger. [[spoiler: Which in turn Destiny gave him one since Fluffy actually gave the weakpoint to The Hero in order to defeat the Super Mega Ultra Darkness Dracolich]].

* ShooOutTheClowns: In Book 3 [[spoiler: there's been a timeskip, and now the playful young Ash and Aria are battle-ready adults.]] Several of the funnier Pactgonal Knights (notably Sir Baumbard and Sir Ano) are now missing as well. Even Twilly looks depressed when you're not talking to him!

* SoulEating: Roirr consumes the souls of his host bodies. [[spoiler: This bites him back big time when they are all expelled from him, leaving him a charred skeleton.]]

* StunnedSilence: Following the [[spoiler: destruction of the Falconreach Guardian Tower]] and The Hero's BigNo, even the music stops.

* SweetAndSourGrapes: Near the end of ''Arcknight'', the girl that Ash has been trying to help through the entire story [[spoiler: has died]] and he's left with the choice of either helping his friend or bringing the nearby princesses back to King Alteon to fulfill his dream of becoming a knight. He chooses to help his friend. However, [[spoiler: the girl turns out to be a princess from the Realm of Light, meaning that he saved a princess and can become a knight. Just in time to save the world from an evil necromancer.]]

* ThatManIsDead: During chapter 2, [[spoiler: Konnan refuses to be referred to by name or as Drakonnan]] and The Professor insists you just refer to him as his apprentice. Even the party-member captions just call him "Apprentice".

** The Stone of Falconreach Tower item that the player can obtain, in memory of the [[spoiler: destruction of the Falconreach Guardian Tower by Sepulchure. You can reforge both this and a Shard of the Ultimate Orb to make the first Good elemental weapons in the game]].

* VillainousRescue: When Circe buries you in an avalanche, Vilmor shows up and pulls you out of the snow. [[spoiler: You later find out that Vilmor isn't actually evil]].

* WhamEpisode: The "Flying Fortress" cutscene. It starts out with the Guardians and heroes holding the line, [[spoiler:but when Sepulchure's giant Dracolich-castle crashes into the Guardian Tower in Falconreach]] the music just stops and the characters stare in shock. The Boss Fight [[spoiler: ended with Lady Celestia dying, Akriloth Jr. appearing, and Sepulchure sending in a bunch of Undeads ''just to show how evil he can be'']].

** If you let Cysero [[spoiler: destroy Battleon with an "anti-magnet"]], you get a broken version of the weapons Yulgar sells that calls you out.
--->'''Destruction Dagger/Blade/Staff:''' You... you really did it. [[spoiler: You destroyed it!]] How COULD you?!

** The Necromantress/[[spoiler: Lady Vayle]] is an even better example. While she has sent several minions to kill your character, she has also [[spoiler: witnessed the town where she lived as a child destroyed by a green mist that turned everyone (except her and Artix) into zombies, been tricked by Noxus into believing she could revive her brother with necromancy, seen Artix destroy Edgar and the crystal where she kept his soul, and then discovered Noxus had just been manipulating Vayle to create entire armies of undead and was planning to kill her to get the Darkness orb]].

** [[spoiler: In the Chapter 1 finale, after The Hero has a near aneurysm and yells at Cysero about not telling them that there's in fact nine orbs earlier. He just plainly states "You didn't ask..."]]
* YouHaveOutlivedYourUsefulness: [[spoiler: [[BigBad Sepulchure]] gets a particularly nasty case of this ''twice'' during the Book 1 finale. [[TheStarscream Drakath]] decides he's done pretending to be loyal to Sepulchure and stabs him in the back, taking the Ultimate Orb for himself. Sepulchure, only weakened by being impaled, fights off and kills Drakath's OneWingedAngel with the Hero's help. All's well that ends well, right? Not even close. The [[GreaterScopeVillain Mysterious Stranger]] arrives and fuses himself with Drakath's corpse, creating the Super Mega Ultra Darkness Dracolich. Once the Stranger decides he doesn't need Sepulchure anymore, he takes back all the power he gave him and leaves him for dead. AlasPoorVillain indeed.]]

* BigBad: In chapter 1 it's Sepulchure [[spoiler: though he's [[DemotedToDragon really]] being controlled by the [[TheManBehindTheMan Mysterious Stranger]].]]

** In chapter 3 it's initially [[spoiler: Jaania]], [[spoiler: Akanthus]] and The Rose, but the real Big Bad ends up being [[spoiler: the Magisterium]].

* ShoutOut: So many... for starters, Myth/RobinHood, ''Franchise/ScoobyDoo'', ''Anime/DragonBallZ'', ''Manga/{{Bleach}}'', ''Manga/InuYasha'', ''Manga/{{Naruto}}'', ''Manga/FullmetalAlchemist'', ''Franchise/{{Amityville}}'', ''VideoGame/PacMan'', ''Film/TheRing'', ''VideoGame/{{Okami}}'', ''Series/DoctorWho'', ''Franchise/{{Dune}}'', [[Myth/ClassicalMythology The Labors of Heracles]], ''Franchise/SpiderMan'', ''Literature/{{Pinocchio}}'', Creator/HPLovecraft, ''Series/{{Battlestar Galactica|2003}}'', ''Franchise/StarWars'', ''Franchise/{{Ghostbusters}}'', ''ComicStrip/{{Peanuts}}'', ''Literature/TheLordOfTheRings'', ''Franchise/TeenageMutantNinjaTurtles'', ''Franchise/BackToTheFuture'', ''Film/ThePrincessBride'', etc. Odds are, if it's not referenced in ''[=DragonFable=]'', a quick look at another Artix Entertainment game should fix that. Especially if it's {{shonen}} {{anime}} or something else similarly {{geek}}y. A more comprehensive list of Shout-Outs in ''[=DragonFable=]'' can be found [[ShoutOut/DragonFable here]].

* ShoutOut: So many... for starters, RobinHood, ''Franchise/ScoobyDoo'', ''Anime/DragonBallZ'', ''Manga/{{Bleach}}'', ''Manga/InuYasha'', ''Manga/{{Naruto}}'', ''Manga/FullmetalAlchemist'', ''Franchise/{{Amityville}}'', ''VideoGame/PacMan'', ''Film/TheRing'', ''VideoGame/{{Okami}}'', ''Series/DoctorWho'', ''Franchise/{{Dune}}'', [[Myth/ClassicalMythology The Labors of Heracles]], ''Franchise/SpiderMan'', ''Literature/{{Pinocchio}}'', Creator/HPLovecraft, ''Series/{{Battlestar Galactica|2003}}'', ''Franchise/StarWars'', ''Franchise/{{Ghostbusters}}'', ''ComicStrip/{{Peanuts}}'', ''Literature/TheLordOfTheRings'', ''Franchise/TeenageMutantNinjaTurtles'', ''Franchise/BackToTheFuture'', ''Film/ThePrincessBride'', etc. Odds are, if it's not referenced in ''[=DragonFable=]'', a quick look at another Artix Entertainment game should fix that. Especially if it's {{shonen}} {{anime}} or something else similarly {{geek}}y. A more comprehensive list of Shout-Outs in ''[=DragonFable=]'' can be found [[ShoutOut/DragonFable here]].

* ShoutOut: So many... for starters, RobinHood, ''Franchise/ScoobyDoo'', ''Anime/DragonBallZ'', ''Manga/{{Bleach}}'', ''Manga/InuYasha'', ''Manga/{{Naruto}}'', ''Manga/FullmetalAlchemist'', ''Franchise/{{Amityville}}'', ''VideoGame/PacMan'', ''Film/TheRing'', ''VideoGame/{{Okami}}'', ''Series/DoctorWho'', ''Franchise/{{Dune}}'', [[Myth/ClassicalMythology The Labors of Heracles]], ''Franchise/SpiderMan'', ''Literature/{{Pinocchio}}'', Creator/HPLovecraft, ''Series/{{Battlestar Galactica|2003}}'', ''Franchise/StarWars'', ''Franchise/{{Ghostbusters}}'', ''ComicStrip/{{Peanuts}}'', ''Literature/TheLordOfTheRings'', ''Franchise/TeenageMutantNinjaTurtles'', ''Film/BackToTheFuture'', ''Film/ThePrincessBride'', etc. Odds are, if it's not referenced in ''[=DragonFable=]'', a quick look at another Artix Entertainment game should fix that. Especially if it's {{shonen}} {{anime}} or something else similarly {{geek}}y. A more comprehensive list of Shout-Outs in ''[=DragonFable=]'' can be found [[ShoutOut/DragonFable here]].

* BareYourMidriff: Valencia does this nicely.
** As do the female Cryptic and Ascendant classes, and many class customizations including the male and female Dragonlord.

* ChessWithDeath: Ash takes Death on with Tic-Tac-Toe.

* EverythingsBetterWithPenguins: Linus, the adorable king of the Killguins.

** Lust looks somewhat similar to [[NamesTheSame the character of the same name]] from ''Manga/FullmetalAlchemist''. Though WordOfGod says she's not ''supposed'' to be a Captain Ersatz. Greed's resemblance to his namesake from the same series however...

** A few of the shopkeepers in the Shadow of the Wind Village; [[NamesTheSame Ayane]] is a Captain Ersatz of Ayane from ''VideoGame/DeadOrAlive'', and Snake Ears is a Captain Ersatz of Snake Eyes from ''Franchise/GIJoe''. Ayane even [[LampshadeHanging mentions]] ''Dead or Alive'' in one of her dialogues.

* NotSoHarmlessVillain: Konnan, although those who remembered a major plot arc of ''VideoGame/AdventureQuest'' [[NamesTheSame saw this coming as soon as he was introduced]]. Later on in the game, [[spoiler:Drakath]].

* EverythingsBetterWithPlushies: The Plushie Cabinet, and also an entire War with Plushies as enemies during Frostval 2010.

* BalefulPolymorph:
** All sneevils were once human children. They were converted into their current goblin state by Nythera, who wanted to gather boxes to build a box fort. Her parents managed to change some of them back, but they were not able to completely reverse the effects and they never managed to recover most of them. Lately, The Rose, being the {{Well Intentioned Extremist}}s that they are, have decided to take this matter into their own hands, and the sneevils that haven't been enslaved to fight for them are being treated.
** Originally one, but later two of the Cauldron Sisters are afflicted with this. One of the Bubble twins was accidentally transformed into a cat. Every time the Cauldron sisters try to reverse her condition, something goes wrong, it is only partially reversed, and what is reversed in one twin is inflicted on the other. The twin originally transformed grows very bitter and transforms a band of adventurers called the M.O.P with the same curse. The good Bubble twin's condition is eventually reversed, but their sisters continue to prove completely unable to cure the other one. It is ultimately ([[CatGirl mostly]]) cured by TrueLovesKiss. She proceeds to become TheAtoner and has the M.O.P. restored as well.
** During one of the Mogloween quests, Zorbak tampers with the candy, resulting in any moglin who eats it turning into a ferocious monster called a Moglinster. Sally later makes this a permanent curse, ensuring any moglin on Mogloween who sees anyone not wearing a mask will turn into a monster until defeated. The cursed Bubble twin eventually cleanses Myx to stop afflicting any more moglins and starts spreading candy cures for the moglins already affected.
** During the Sho-Nuff Inn Saga War, monkey sages caused any human visiting the island to turn into monkeys.
** Another Mogloween, Sally and Bubble cause a M.O.P. squadron to turn into cats. They try to tell the Hero what happened, but the Hero couldn't speak cat. The cats make it back to the Cauldron Sisters only to discover the spell can only be cast at a certain time each year so they're stuck as cats. But it's later revealed they got stuck as cats for 2 years, as none of them thought to go look for the Hero and were hanging out at the Moonridge Inn. The Hero has to personally go and find them and change them back.
** On yet another Mogloween, Sally curses the candy to turn everyone who eats it into identical [[CreepyChild creepy little girls]] to be her friends. Since about half of the victims were men, this partially overlaps with GenderBender. When the cursed Bubble twin resolves to fix all of her and her sisters' screw ups, they finally get treated.

* OurGoblinsAreDifferent: Sneevils. They used to be human children, but were converted via BalefulPolymorph by Nythera to build her a box fortress.

* In the "Light Orb" Saga, the Hero plays DoubleAgent and works with both Zhoom and the rebels, while Zhoom is employed by Sek-Duat XV to capture the rebels. Sek-Duat XV not knowing whether it was Zhoom or the Hero that was allied with the rebels, sends both of them to fight each other under the pretence that the other was TheMole. For this brief moment the three of them are put into a three-way battle with the Hero vs. Zhoom vs. Sek-Duat XV. Eventually, the Hero manages to convince Zhoom to join forces, so it becomes both of them up against Sek-Duat XV.

** The Yaga Sisters were ''trying'' to summon one, and while they did get a monster that would destroy the world, it turned out to be an AffablyEvil, PunchclockVillain, [[BlindingBangs sheepdog-haired]] critter named Guffer.

* LoadsAndLoadsOfCharacters

* [[YouGottaHaveBlueHair You Gotta Have Purple Hair]]: Valencia Surehunter, who got it from her father, [[PunnyName Trey]]. Elysia and Nythera have it too.