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* TheGenieKnowsJackNicholson: Sylak's Talking Skull makes reference to ''Series/SaturdayNightLive'' sketches and to other Spiderweb games. He also craves deli sandwiches. The presence of deli sandwiches at [[spoiler:the Spire of Ages]] suggests that the skull's anachronistic interests originate with his creator's experiments with future timelines.

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* TheGenieKnowsJackNicholson: Sylak's Talking Skull makes reference to ''Series/SaturdayNightLive'' sketches and to other Spiderweb games. He also craves deli sandwiches. The [[spoiler:The presence of deli sandwiches at [[spoiler:the the Spire of Ages]] Ages suggests that the skull's anachronistic interests originate with his creator's experiments with future timelines.]]

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Vendor Trash has been split, entry fits Shop Fodder instead.


* ShopFodder: Lots of it. Some items are worthless, so you can sell them but won't receive any money. One example is the item that is actually named Trash.



* VendorTrash: Lots of it. Some items are worthless, so you can sell them but won't receive any money. One example is the item that is actually named Trash.
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* ArtisticLicenseHistory: The Romans are portrayed as being less mystical and more rational than the Celts. Historically, the Romans were quite mystical, putting great stock in various forms of divination, to the point that [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Augur various types]] [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Haruspex of diviners]] were government positions, and they even claimed the site Rome was founded on was chosen through divination. As well, the practice of making [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Curse_tablet curse tablets]] to try and hex people who had slighted you was ''extremely'' common[[note]]For added irony, while they have been found in archelogical digs all over the former Roman Empire, digs in Southern Britain are one of the largest sources of surviving curse tablets[[/note]].

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moved to supertrope because "doorway" is not established, only teleportation



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* CoolGate: Several kinds, from relatively mundane teleporters to the gates of Annwn to [[spoiler:the inter-universal Nether Gate.]] %%More context would be good here.



* PortalDoor: Several kinds, from relatively mundane teleporters to the gates of Annwn to [[spoiler:the inter-universal Nether Gate.]]



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** One of the most richly rewarded side quests is to obtain a bunch of rocks from one of the deepest, darkest corners of Shadowvale. You never have any clue what makes them valuable.

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** One of the most richly rewarded side quests is to obtain a bunch of rocks from one of the deepest, darkest corners of Shadowvale. You You're never have given any clue as to what makes them valuable.
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The original game was released in 1998. It then had a remake, which was released in 2007.

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The original game was released in 1998.1998 by Creator/SpiderwebSoftware. It then had a remake, which was released in 2007.
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The original game was released in 1998. It then had a remake, which was released in 2007.
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* TheGenieKnowsJackNicholson: Sylak's Talking Skull makes reference to ''Series/SaturdayNightLive'' sketches and to other Spiderweb games. He also craves deli sandwiches. The presence of deli sandwiches at [[spoiler:the Spire of Ages]] suggests that the skull's anachronisms originate with his creator's experiments with future timelines.

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* TheGenieKnowsJackNicholson: Sylak's Talking Skull makes reference to ''Series/SaturdayNightLive'' sketches and to other Spiderweb games. He also craves deli sandwiches. The presence of deli sandwiches at [[spoiler:the Spire of Ages]] suggests that the skull's anachronisms anachronistic interests originate with his creator's experiments with future timelines.
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* TheGenieKnowsJackNicholson: Sylak's Talking Skull makes reference to SaturdayNightLive sketches and to other Spiderweb games. He also craves deli sandwiches. The presence of deli sandwiches at [[spoiler:the Spire of Ages]] suggests that the skull's anachronisms originate with his creator's experiments with future timelines.

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* TheGenieKnowsJackNicholson: Sylak's Talking Skull makes reference to SaturdayNightLive ''Series/SaturdayNightLive'' sketches and to other Spiderweb games. He also craves deli sandwiches. The presence of deli sandwiches at [[spoiler:the Spire of Ages]] suggests that the skull's anachronisms originate with his creator's experiments with future timelines.
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* TheGenieKnowsJackNicholson: Sylak's Talking Skull makes reference to SaturdayNightLive sketches and to other Spiderweb games. He also craves deli sandwiches. The presence of deli sandwiches at [[spolier:the Spire of Ages]] suggests that the skull's anachronisms originate with his creator's experiments with future timelines.

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* TheGenieKnowsJackNicholson: Sylak's Talking Skull makes reference to SaturdayNightLive sketches and to other Spiderweb games. He also craves deli sandwiches. The presence of deli sandwiches at [[spolier:the [[spoiler:the Spire of Ages]] suggests that the skull's anachronisms originate with his creator's experiments with future timelines.
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* TheGenieKnowsJackNicholson: Sylak's Talking Skull makes reference to SaturdayNightLive sketches and to other Spiderweb games. He also craves deli sandwiches. The presence of deli sandwiches at [[spolier:the Spire of Ages]] suggests that the skull's anachronisms originate with his creator's experiments with future timelines.

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