Much like the creator's fanfiction work, ''FanFic/TheMisfits'', Naferia's Reign is also a {{Crossover}} of many mediums, including (of course) VideoGame/DukeNukem, but also ShadowWarrior, a lesser known game also made by the same creators as Duke Nukem 3D, whose main character is also a playable character in this mod. Additionally combined is the {{Bubsy}} series, with the title character also being a main character as well. Another series included is the SailorMoon series, with two of the Inner Sailor Senshi (Ami and Minako respectively) being playable characters as well. Another included series is the EarthBound series (with Paula from the second game being the player character that appears in the mod, and with the ATM account of Ness appearing as an easter egg). The final element includes some examples of RealLife, as the character of Jack is actually based off a 13-year old counterpart of the creator [however like Clint, his [[FanFic/TheMisfits Misfits counterpart]], Jack has no Gary Stu qualities and is more of a SideKick at times to certain characters, despite also being a playable character himself].

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Much like the creator's fanfiction work, ''FanFic/TheMisfits'', Naferia's Reign is also a {{Crossover}} of many mediums, including (of course) VideoGame/DukeNukem, but also ShadowWarrior, a lesser known game also made by the same creators as Duke Nukem 3D, whose main character is also a playable character in this mod. Additionally combined is the ''VideoGame/{{Bubsy}}'' series, with the title character also being a main character as well. Another series included is the SailorMoon series, with two of the Inner Sailor Senshi (Ami and Minako respectively) being playable characters as well. Another included series is the EarthBound series (with Paula from the second game being the player character that appears in the mod, and with the ATM account of Ness appearing as an easter egg). The final element includes some examples of RealLife, as the character of Jack is actually based off a 13-year old counterpart of the creator [however like Clint, his [[FanFic/TheMisfits Misfits counterpart]], Jack has no Gary Stu qualities and is more of a SideKick at times to certain characters, despite also being a playable character himself].

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* JumpPhysics: Each of the fifteen characters have their jumping strengths, measured best in "tics" or "raw time units". VideoGame/DukeNukem and [[ShadowWarrior Lo Wang]] have the normal amount of 9 tics [average], {{Bubsy}} has a very high strength of about 15 tics, while Cybanis has about 5 tics of strength, making his jump very low strength [due to his size and and weight], for example. Some items and conditions can temporarily increase or decrease the strength of each character's jump, such as the "Jump Boots" or "Vitamin X" for increasing height, and being damaged to under 25% of your HP [or worse, less than 10% HP] will weaken your jump strength. Wearing "Winter Clothes" in cold/freezing environments also has a very slight decrement on the character's jumping strength.
* KidAppealCharacter: Jack is the youngest human member of the main characters at only 13 years old, and only {{Bubsy}} is ''physically'' younger than him [he's 5 human years old, but he's mentally older than Jack]. Despite this, Jack seems to know what he's getting into, and according to the small bits of the known storyline, is there because he truly thinks Duke deserves a break from the constant alien harassment of Earth [and himself], and wants to help Duke stop them once and for all.

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* JumpPhysics: Each of the fifteen characters have their jumping strengths, measured best in "tics" or "raw time units". VideoGame/DukeNukem and [[ShadowWarrior Lo Wang]] have the normal amount of 9 tics [average], VideoGame/{{Bubsy}} has a very high strength of about 15 tics, while Cybanis has about 5 tics of strength, making his jump very low strength [due to his size and and weight], for example. Some items and conditions can temporarily increase or decrease the strength of each character's jump, such as the "Jump Boots" or "Vitamin X" for increasing height, and being damaged to under 25% of your HP [or worse, less than 10% HP] will weaken your jump strength. Wearing "Winter Clothes" in cold/freezing environments also has a very slight decrement on the character's jumping strength.
* KidAppealCharacter: Jack is the youngest human member of the main characters at only 13 years old, and only VideoGame/{{Bubsy}} is ''physically'' younger than him [he's 5 human years old, but he's mentally older than Jack]. Despite this, Jack seems to know what he's getting into, and according to the small bits of the known storyline, is there because he truly thinks Duke deserves a break from the constant alien harassment of Earth [and himself], and wants to help Duke stop them once and for all.

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* DemonicSpiders / GoddamnedBats: Basically, '''any''' enemy can potentially fall under this with the right [or wrong] conditions, usually dependant on how high the DifficultyLevels are set, or if they pick up specfic items before you can kill them off.
** Any enemy that awakens with or grabs an [[InvincibilityPowerUp "Icon of The Defender"]] is instantly at the top position on this list. Not only can they one-hit kill you (usually, unless mortal-hit survivability kicks in) by just getting up within arms distance, but if you shoot them and aren't invulnerable yourself, you'll receive a nasty shock as all of the damage the invulnerable creature would've taken is dealt back to ''you'' instead, and this has caused many a player to get their current character killed by just deflected damage alone.
** The next highest position on this list is the monster having either a "Regeneration Ankh" or a "Shield Emblem", ''or both of them at once''. These items are Regeneration [[PowerUp powerups]] for [[HitPoints Health/HP]] and [[BulletproofVest Armor/AP]] respectively. When these values are under 100% for a player or monster, each recovery interval is +15% HP/AP, and it won't stop at 100% HP/AP, and will continue to climb by +5% HP/AP per interval when HP/AP is above 100%, up to the true maximum of 200% HP/AP. If the monster in question has good enough defense, it can drain a ton of ammo you wouldn't expect to expend to kill them off.
** Next on the list is probably any enemy with a QuadDamage, paired with any of the aforementioned artifacts or the Vampire Mask below. The Quad Damage is exactly the same as the one in ''[[VideoGame/{{Quake}} Quake 1]]'' & ''[[VideoGame/QuakeII 2]]'', allowing all attacks by the user to deal quadruple damage, complete with the guitar riff when an attack is executed. This is nasty when the monster's attack power is already high enough to wreck havoc (usually in the higher-difficulties) without it, leading to frustration from many a player when this happens.
** Probably the lowest ranking powerup on this list is the Vampire Mask, which allows you to drain a small amount of HP/AP damage done to your enemies to your own HP/AP to heal those statistics. However if combined with the QuadDamage or the regenerative powerups above, it can make an enemy much harder to kill.
** Although a rare monster who somehow wakes up or attains ''all five of these'' is easily the most [[DemonicSpiders Demonic Spider]] worthy on the list.

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