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** ''Sausage volcanoes.'' Yes, sausage volcanoes. They can randomly spawn at any given time and erupt sausages for five or so seconds, and the sausages explode where they land. Equally deadly to player and enemy alike.
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* KillItWithFire: The entire motif of the Pyromancer, who has purely offensive talents, including throwing meteors (Meteor), throwing a ball of swarming fireballs (Fireswarm), launching a massive burst of powerful fireballs all around him (Fire Nova), and summoning a fiery hydra head to spit fireballs at his enemies (Hydra; get the skill high enough and they stick around long enough for him to summon multiple)...all while gleefully spouting various lines about fire and how great it is.
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* KillItWithFire: The entire motif of the Pyromancer, who has purely offensive talents, including throwing meteors (Meteor), throwing a ball of swarming fireballs (Fireswarm), launching a massive burst of powerful fireballs all around him (Fire Nova), raining a hailstorm of fireballs all around him (Armageddon), and summoning a fiery hydra head to spit fireballs at his enemies (Hydra; get the skill high enough and they stick around long enough for him to summon multiple)...all while gleefully spouting various lines about fire and how great it is.
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*** Starting in Act 3, the player will encounter Earth Elementals and Greater Earth Elementals, the mook and {{EliteMook}} version of Gurag, the Act 1 final boss.
*** Dead Brides and Ghost Spouses in Act 3 onward are the mook and {{EliteMook}} versions of Annie and [[{{TheRing}} Samara]], respectively.
*** Dead Brides and Ghost Spouses in Act 3 onward are the mook and {{EliteMook}} versions of Annie and [[{{TheRing}} Samara]], respectively.
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*** Starting in Act 3, the player will encounter Earth Elementals and Greater Earth Elementals, the mook and {{EliteMook}} [[{{EliteMook}} Elite Mook]] version of Gurag, the Act 1 final boss.
*** Dead Brides and Ghost Spouses in Act 3 onward are the mook and{{EliteMook}} [[{{EliteMook}} Elite Mook]] versions of Annie and [[{{TheRing}} Samara]], respectively.
*** Dead Brides and Ghost Spouses in Act 3 onward are the mook and
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** BossInMookClothing: Some enemies you encounter later in the game are bosses scaled down to mook level.
*** Starting in Act 3, the player will encounter Earth Elementals and Greater Earth Elementals, the mook and {{EliteMook}} version of Gurag, the Act 1 final boss.
*** Dead Brides and Ghost Spouses in Act 3 onward are the mook and {{EliteMook}} versions of Annie and [[{{TheRing}} Samara]], respectively.
*** Skeleton Mages and Skeleton Archmages in Act 2 onward for Akrea.
*** Nautilus and Nautilus Champions in Act 2 onward for Hololo.
*** Dragon Whelps and Ice Dragon Whelps in Act 2 onward for Hayro.
*** Ent Saplings and Horror Branches in Act 1 onward for Keeper of the Forest and Kayo.
*** Desert Beasts and Grim Wood in Act 4 onward for Kungo.
*** Starting in Act 3, the player will encounter Earth Elementals and Greater Earth Elementals, the mook and {{EliteMook}} version of Gurag, the Act 1 final boss.
*** Dead Brides and Ghost Spouses in Act 3 onward are the mook and {{EliteMook}} versions of Annie and [[{{TheRing}} Samara]], respectively.
*** Skeleton Mages and Skeleton Archmages in Act 2 onward for Akrea.
*** Nautilus and Nautilus Champions in Act 2 onward for Hololo.
*** Dragon Whelps and Ice Dragon Whelps in Act 2 onward for Hayro.
*** Ent Saplings and Horror Branches in Act 1 onward for Keeper of the Forest and Kayo.
*** Desert Beasts and Grim Wood in Act 4 onward for Kungo.
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* AxCrazy: The Viking and the Pyromancer both, the former of which likes to talk about sacrificing his enemies and axe-murdering them, while the latter likes to talk about things fire does.
** For example, a few of the Pyromancer's lines are:
*** "The sweet aroma...of ''burnt flesh''."
*** "Everyone burns...a little ''differently''."
*** "Nothing satisfies like the ''flames of agony''."
** For example, a few of the Pyromancer's lines are:
*** "The sweet aroma...of ''burnt flesh''."
*** "Everyone burns...a little ''differently''."
*** "Nothing satisfies like the ''flames of agony''."
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* BloodKnight: The Viking. Much if his dialogue involves him eagerly anticipating bloodying his axe and sacrificing his enemies to Odin.
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* BloodKnight: The Viking. Much if of his dialogue involves him eagerly anticipating bloodying his axe and sacrificing his enemies to Odin.
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** The Collector's Edition of the DLC includs a free [[MetalGearRisingRevengeance Cyborg Ninja]] head.
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* [[Samurai]]: The Samurai, naturally. The free outfit that comes with the DLC makes him look more a ninja (and is aptly named "Cyberpunk Ninja").
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* [[Samurai]]: {{Samurai}}: The Samurai, naturally. The free outfit that comes with the DLC makes him look more a ninja (and is aptly named "Cyberpunk Ninja").
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* Samurai: The Samurai, naturally. The free outfit that comes with the DLC makes him look more a ninja (and is aptly named "Cyberpunk Ninja").
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* AsianSpeekeeEngrish: The Samurai, the first DLC class, suffers from this whenever he talks, with lines such as "War is not about who is right, but who is ''reft''" and "True power comes from ''disciprine''."
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** The Pyromancer's Hydra skill summons a [[VideoGame/{{Diablo}} flaming hydra head that spits fireballs at his enemies]].
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* PowerAtAPrice: The Damien's Seal artifact greatly increases your attack, but severely lowers your defense.
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* PowerAtAPrice: The Damien's Seal artifact greatly increases your attack, but severely lowers your defense. There's actually quite a few relics that amplify one or two of your stats while lowering another, but Damien's Seal is particularly worth mentioning based on its effect: ''+200'' Strength, but ''-50'' Swiftness and Armor.
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* KillItWithFire: The entire motif of the Pyromancer, who has purely offensive talents, including throwing meteors (Meteor), throwing a ball of swarming fireballs (Fireswarm), launching a massive burst of powerful fireballs all around him (Fire Nova), and summoning a fiery hydra head to spit fireballs at his enemies (Hydra; get the skill high enough and they stick around long enough for him to summon multiple)...all while gleefully spouting various lines about fire and how great it is.
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A DLC is being planned for a June 2014 release. This DLC will initially contain a new class and a new Act, but owners of the DLC will reportedly have access to the future acts (8 in total are planned) free of charge.
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A DLC is being planned for a June 2014 release. This DLC will initially contain a new class and a new Act, but owners of the DLC will reportedly have access to the future acts (8 in total are planned) free of charge.
charge. After [[TroubledProduction some difficulty]], the DLC was released on July 18, 2014, with the first DLC-exclusive act, the Zen Gardens of Karponia.
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** Two Artifacts you can find are [[{{Warcraft}} Frostmourne and the Twin Blades of Azzimoth]].
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** Two Artifacts you can find are [[{{Warcraft}} [[VideoGame/{{Warcraft}} Frostmourne and the Twin Blades of Azzimoth]].
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** [[spoiler:Finding the Demonic Sheep artifact allows you access to a Secret Sheep Level, a homage to both the Cow Level and Whimsyshire of ''{{Diablo}}''.]]
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** [[spoiler:Finding the Demonic Sheep artifact allows you access to a Secret Sheep Level, a homage to both the Cow Level and Whimsyshire of ''{{Diablo}}''.''VideoGame/{{Diablo}}''.]]
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* ActionGirl: The Pirate, the first female class.
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* BonusBoss: Each Act boss has rarer, more powerful versions that have a chance to spawn instead of their normal versions. The strongest versions, which grant achievements when defeated, have a ''1%'' chance of spawning.
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** The pink projectiles received a ''massive'' beef up in a May patch, now doing roughly half your health in damage.
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* NoSell: Before the 1.1.6 patch, certain monsters, mainly elites and bosses, were completely immune to ranged attacks, meaning Marksmen and Pyromancers had to rely on traps to kill them. The patch changed this so elites and bosses are simply ''resistant'' to ranged attacks rather than completely immune.
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* NoSell: Before the 1.1.6 patch, certain monsters, mainly elites and bosses, were completely immune to ranged attacks, meaning Marksmen and Pyromancers had to rely on traps to kill them or use the shortranged "puff" of air that accompanies their attacks to damage them. The patch changed this so elites and bosses are simply ''resistant'' to ranged attacks rather than completely immune.
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* TookALevelInBadass: The incredibly weak Blood Maggots were given a surprisingly powerful spit attack in the 1.1 patch.
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* ChainsawGood: The Redneck's weapon of choice.
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** Two Artifacts you can find are [[{{Warcraft}} Frostmourne and the Twin Blades of Azzimoth]].
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* ExcusePlot: This demon guy is summoning more demons to take over a kingdom! Go stop him! And you only find this out if you read the game's description on its website or Steam page. There is ''nothing'' ingame that tells you just what is going on.
* GiantSpaceFleaFromNowhere: [[spoiler:Anubis, the TrueFinalBoss. Unlike the BigBad Damien, no pretense is given for his involvement in the plot. Hell, Act 4 in general seems random considering that Act 3 is when you actually kill Damien]].
* GiantSpaceFleaFromNowhere: [[spoiler:Anubis, the TrueFinalBoss. Unlike the BigBad Damien, no pretense is given for his involvement in the plot. Hell, Act 4 in general seems random considering that Act 3 is when you actually kill Damien]].
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* NorseMythology: In addition to this being the entire motif of the Viking, certain levels contain statues of Odin that you can activate to send out lightning balls at your enemies. Also, Jormunger worms appear as late game enemies.
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* HumanoidAbomination: When you finally confront Damien, he appears to be a normal, glasses wearing mage...until you notice he has no lower body and constantly summons demons to kill you...[[spoiler:and then ''he rips his head off to send it to attack you'' when he's at half life]].
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* TheLegionsOfHellTheLegionsOfHell: Many of the enemies, including imps, wendigos, and giant demon worms.
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''Hero Siege'' is an indie action Roguelike by Panic Art Studios.
The Kingdom of Tarethial has been taken over by the demon lord Damien and his army of monsters. As one of four classes, it falls to you to fight through the kingdom, destroy Damien and his army, and save the land.
That's the general plot, but the core aspect is the gameplay. The game consists of 4 acts, each of which as 5 subareas. In each area, the player must fight through numerous waves of increasingly deadly monsters while also contending with traps and hazards such as spike plates, cannons, and crushing blocks. Once enough waves have been completed, the player must fight a boss before moving on to the next area. Along the way, the player can collect numerous powerups that can greatly enhance their stats and grant them new powers.
!!This game provides examples of:
* TheBerserker: The Viking. He even has a skill named this that makes him attack faster the less health he has.
* BloodKnight: The Viking.
* DemBones: Skeletons are a common enemy.
* DishingOutDirt: Gurag, the end boss of Act 1.
* EliteMook: More powerful versions of normal enemies will occasionally spawn during a wave.
* TheGrimReaper: Appears as the end boss of Act 2.
* JokeWeapon: The Flyswatter. Your character even says "Fuck this game..." when you pick it up.
* TheLegionsOfHell
* PowerAtAPrice: The Damien's Seal artifact greatly increases your attack, but severely lowers your defense.
* RandomEvent: Occasionally at the beginning of a wave, a statue of either an angel or a demon will appear somewhere on the map. The angel statue always gives you a permanent stat bonus or an artifact, while the demon statue can give you more powerful artifacts...but also has the chance of ''lowering'' one of your stats.
** In addition, sometimes a Dungeon or Crypt will spawn. The artifacts that can be found here tend to be more valuable than the ones found after defeating a boss.
* ShoutOut: Many.
** The Marksman's selection quote is a variant of the infamous [[{{Skyrim}} Arrow to the Knee]] meme.
** [[spoiler:Finding the Demonic Sheep artifact allows you access to a Secret Sheep Level, a homage to both the Cow Level and Whimsyshire of ''{{Diablo}}''.]]
The Kingdom of Tarethial has been taken over by the demon lord Damien and his army of monsters. As one of four classes, it falls to you to fight through the kingdom, destroy Damien and his army, and save the land.
That's the general plot, but the core aspect is the gameplay. The game consists of 4 acts, each of which as 5 subareas. In each area, the player must fight through numerous waves of increasingly deadly monsters while also contending with traps and hazards such as spike plates, cannons, and crushing blocks. Once enough waves have been completed, the player must fight a boss before moving on to the next area. Along the way, the player can collect numerous powerups that can greatly enhance their stats and grant them new powers.
!!This game provides examples of:
* TheBerserker: The Viking. He even has a skill named this that makes him attack faster the less health he has.
* BloodKnight: The Viking.
* DemBones: Skeletons are a common enemy.
* DishingOutDirt: Gurag, the end boss of Act 1.
* EliteMook: More powerful versions of normal enemies will occasionally spawn during a wave.
* TheGrimReaper: Appears as the end boss of Act 2.
* JokeWeapon: The Flyswatter. Your character even says "Fuck this game..." when you pick it up.
* TheLegionsOfHell
* PowerAtAPrice: The Damien's Seal artifact greatly increases your attack, but severely lowers your defense.
* RandomEvent: Occasionally at the beginning of a wave, a statue of either an angel or a demon will appear somewhere on the map. The angel statue always gives you a permanent stat bonus or an artifact, while the demon statue can give you more powerful artifacts...but also has the chance of ''lowering'' one of your stats.
** In addition, sometimes a Dungeon or Crypt will spawn. The artifacts that can be found here tend to be more valuable than the ones found after defeating a boss.
* ShoutOut: Many.
** The Marksman's selection quote is a variant of the infamous [[{{Skyrim}} Arrow to the Knee]] meme.
** [[spoiler:Finding the Demonic Sheep artifact allows you access to a Secret Sheep Level, a homage to both the Cow Level and Whimsyshire of ''{{Diablo}}''.]]
