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* ThisCannotBe: Yelled word for word by Oryx when you defeat him in his first incarnation.
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* EvilGod
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* ScrewThisImOuttaHere: The Bandit Leader will yell "Forget this, run for it!" and run away after taking a beating from you. You can still kill him, however.
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Realm of the Mad God is a free and somewhat {{Roguelike}} MMORPG which can be found [[http://www.realmofthemadgod.com/ here]], and on Steam[[hottip:*:In fact, it's possible for the Steam account to be compatible with an account on the game's main site]]. The game is small and embedded on that page so unless you don't have Flash installed you can play right away.
When you played along it started to become more of a MMO [[BulletHell danmaku]], though...
When you played along it started to become more of a MMO [[BulletHell danmaku]], though...
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Realm of the Mad God is a free and somewhat {{Roguelike}} free-to-play MMORPG which can be found [[http://www.realmofthemadgod.com/ here]], and on Steam[[hottip:*:In fact, it's possible for the Steam account to be compatible with an account on the game's main site]]. Gameplay takes cues from both the {{Roguelike}} and [[BulletHell danmaku]] genres, with permadeath in effect for everyone. The game is small and embedded on that page so unless you don't have Flash installed you can play right away.
When you played along it started to become more of a MMO [[BulletHell danmaku]], though...away.
When you played along it started to become more of a MMO [[BulletHell danmaku]], though...
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* AbsurdlyLowLevelCap: The maximum attainable level of twenty can be achieved within as little as thirty minutes. Maxing out all of your stats will take much longer but still relatively little time compared to other MMORPGS.
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* AbsurdlyLowLevelCap: The maximum attainable level of twenty level, 20, can be achieved within as little as thirty minutes. Maxing minutes, although maxing out all of your stats will take much longer but (but still relatively little time compared to other MMORPGS.MMORPGS). [[JustifiedTrope Justified]] by the permanent death system.
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* BonusDungeon: The Wine Cellar, the ultimate challenge for end-game characters and contains a more powerful version of the BigBad.
* BulletHell:
** The Skull Shrines, good God, the Skull Shrines. You will see gravestones.
** What happens when you accidentally wander into a big group of monsters.
** Or when a big group of monsters wanders into your party...
** Why can't we just say this is a basis of this game?
* ContinuingIsPainful: You have to start over as a level 1 [[strike: [[{{Munchkin}} human with no class]]]] character [[BagOfSpilling with all your items gone.]]
* BulletHell:
** The Skull Shrines, good God, the Skull Shrines. You will see gravestones.
** What happens when you accidentally wander into a big group of monsters.
** Or when a big group of monsters wanders into your party...
** Why can't we just say this is a basis of this game?
* ContinuingIsPainful: You have to start over as a level 1 [[strike: [[{{Munchkin}} human with no class]]]] character [[BagOfSpilling with all your items gone.]]
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* BonusDungeon: The Wine Cellar, the ultimate challenge for end-game characters and contains containing a more powerful version of the BigBad.
*BulletHell:
**BoringButPractical: The Skull Shrines, good God, Knight's default Wooden Shield. Although there are many higher-tier shields that do more damage and have more range, the fact that the basic Wooden Shield has the same stun duration for a significantly lower costs often results in some Knights preferring to keep their starter shield, even when they have high-tier alternatives.
* BulletHell: Every attack in the game is a projectile; hordes of enemies or high-level monsters can quickly flood the screen with multicolored bullets. Special mention goes to the SkullShrines. You will see gravestones.
** What happens when you accidentally wander intoShrine and [[MookMaker Cube God]] bosses. Fortunately, unless you're a big group low-level character [[TooDumbToLive in the midst of monsters.the godlands]], practically none of the enemy's shots are one-hit kills.
** Or when a big group of monsters wanders into your party...
** Why can't we just say this is a basis of this game?
* ContinuingIsPainful: You have If you die, you get to start over all the way back as a fresh level 1 [[strike: [[{{Munchkin}} human with no class]]]] character [[BagOfSpilling with all your 1, and any items gone.]]in your inventory at the time of death are lost forever.
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* BulletHell: Every attack in the game is a projectile; hordes of enemies or high-level monsters can quickly flood the screen with multicolored bullets. Special mention goes to the Skull
** What happens when you accidentally wander into
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* DungeonCrawling: The game currently has 6 dungeons, with more on the way.
* ExperienceLeak: Everyone who is in the vicinity of an NPC gets a chunk of experience points when he is slain, while the participants get the full amount.
* ExperienceLeak: Everyone who is in the vicinity of an NPC gets a chunk of experience points when he is slain, while the participants get the full amount.
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* DungeonCrawling: The game currently has 6 11 dungeons, with more on the way.
* ExperienceLeak: Everyone who is in the vicinity of anNPC enemy gets a chunk set number of experience points (regardless of how many players there are) when he is it's slain, while with the participants get getting the full amount.amount and non-participants receive less.
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* EyesDoNotBelongThere: The ''Pentaract Towers'' have eyes.
* FinalDeath: If you character dies, he is gone for good. The game even places gravestone where he died. However, defied when you have the Amulet of Resurrection[[hottip:*:called the [[FanNickname Ammy]][[hottip:*:no, not [[VideoGame/{{Okami}} that]] Ammy]] by players]] after purchasing and equipping it for 12000 Fame.
* FinalDeath: If you character dies, he is gone for good. The game even places gravestone where he died. However, defied when you have the Amulet of Resurrection[[hottip:*:called the [[FanNickname Ammy]][[hottip:*:no, not [[VideoGame/{{Okami}} that]] Ammy]] by players]] after purchasing and equipping it for 12000 Fame.
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* EyesDoNotBelongThere: The ''Pentaract Towers'' Pentaract Towers have eyes.
* FinalDeath: Ifyou your character dies, he is gone for good. The game even places a gravestone where he died. However, defied when That said, if you have save up the massive amount of fame required to purchase an Amulet of Resurrection[[hottip:*:called the [[FanNickname Ammy]][[hottip:*:no, not [[VideoGame/{{Okami}} that]] Ammy]] by players]] after purchasing and equipping it for 12000 Fame.Resurrection, you at least get one more chance.
* FinalDeath: If
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* InterfaceScrew: Being hit with a confuse ray will rotate your controls 90 degrees. Luckily, the effect doesn't last very long.
* LethalLavaLand:The Abyss of Demons and portions of the world-map.
* LethalLavaLand:The Abyss of Demons and portions of the world-map.
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* InterfaceScrew: Being hit inflicted with a confuse ray confusion will rotate your controls 90 degrees. Luckily, the effect doesn't last very long.
*LethalLavaLand:The InventoryManagementPuzzle: Your character has eight inventory slots, and the Vault contains an additional eight by default. Seeing as anything in your character's inventory is lost on death, and nearly all equipment is restricted to certain classes, it often becomes a challenge to decide what loot to store in the Vault to use when your current character inevitably kicks the bucket and you start anew. The Vault ''can'' be significantly expanded, but doing so requires gold, which can only be obtained with real-world money.
* LethalLavaLand: The Abyss of Demons and portions of the world-map.
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* MightyGlacier: Warriors, Knights, and Paladins.
* NintendoHard: The game can easily slip into this when you're level goes into the double digits (assuming you keep following the quests alone). Especially that, unlike other MMORPG's, [[FinalDeath death is permanent]].
* OddJobGods: Many of the creatures Oryx prattles on about are gods of a hilariously specific dominion. Of note are his ''hermit'' gods.
* PuzzleBoss: Many of the higher tier bosses have a specific gimmick. Examples include the Ghost Kings, which can only be damaged once their minions have been killed, and the Construct Trio, who continuously heal each other unless one of them is frozen by a Mystic.
* {{Randomly Drops}}: All items, aside from the ones you start with, are dropped by enemies [[{{Exclusive Enemy Equipment}} That includes all equipment,]] save the Ring of Minor Defense.
* {{Roguelike}}:
** The dungeons, although the main action element does not change.
** The world map now changes whenever the BigBad is defeated.
* SaveScumming:
** Not literally, but quickly logging out when you're just about to die is common practice.
** Similarly, binding the Nexus hotkey close to WASD to allow quick escape into the safe haven of the game.
* NintendoHard: The game can easily slip into this when you're level goes into the double digits (assuming you keep following the quests alone). Especially that, unlike other MMORPG's, [[FinalDeath death is permanent]].
* OddJobGods: Many of the creatures Oryx prattles on about are gods of a hilariously specific dominion. Of note are his ''hermit'' gods.
* PuzzleBoss: Many of the higher tier bosses have a specific gimmick. Examples include the Ghost Kings, which can only be damaged once their minions have been killed, and the Construct Trio, who continuously heal each other unless one of them is frozen by a Mystic.
* {{Randomly Drops}}: All items, aside from the ones you start with, are dropped by enemies [[{{Exclusive Enemy Equipment}} That includes all equipment,]] save the Ring of Minor Defense.
* {{Roguelike}}:
** The dungeons, although the main action element does not change.
** The world map now changes whenever the BigBad is defeated.
* SaveScumming:
** Not literally, but quickly logging out when you're just about to die is common practice.
** Similarly, binding the Nexus hotkey close to WASD to allow quick escape into the safe haven of the game.
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* MightyGlacier: Warriors, Knights, Knights and Paladins.
Paladins. Knights have monumental HP and DEF, and Paladins are able to heal and buff themselves and their allies.
* MookMaker: Most bosses summon minions of some sort, although the most notable example is the Cube God, a massive blue [[CaptainObvious cube]] that summons smaller orange Overseer cubes [[UpToEleven that summon even smaller yellow cubes and smaller-than-even-smaller blue cubes.]]
* NintendoHard: The game can easily slip into this whenyou're your level goes into the double digits (assuming you keep following the quests alone). Especially that, unlike other MMORPG's, [[FinalDeath death is permanent]].
* OddJobGods:Many of A lot are reasonable, such as the creatures Oryx prattles on about are gods of a hilariously specific dominion. Of note are his ''hermit'' gods.
Ghost God, Mermaid Goddess and Ent God, but then you have the Cube God, the Hermit God, the [[JokeCharacter Evil Chicken God]]...
* PuzzleBoss: Many of the higher tier enemies and bosses have a specific gimmick. Examples include the Ghost Kings, which can only be damaged once their minions have been killed, and the Construct Trio, who continuously heal each other unless one of them is frozen by a Mystic.
*{{Randomly Drops}}: RandomlyDrops: All items, aside from the ones you start with, are dropped by enemies [[{{Exclusive Enemy Equipment}} enemies. [[ExclusiveEnemyEquipment That includes all equipment,]] save the Ring of Minor Defense.
*{{Roguelike}}:
** The dungeons, although{{Roguelike}}: Deaths are permanent, items can only be found from enemy drops, various classes are available, individual stats can be raised by grinding for stat potions, and the main action element does not change.
** Theworld map now changes whenever the BigBad is defeated.
*SaveScumming:
**SaveScumming: Not literally, but quickly logging out when you're just about to die is common practice.
** Similarly,binding the Nexus hotkey close to WASD to allow quick escape into the safe haven of the game.game is a common practice.
* MookMaker: Most bosses summon minions of some sort, although the most notable example is the Cube God, a massive blue [[CaptainObvious cube]] that summons smaller orange Overseer cubes [[UpToEleven that summon even smaller yellow cubes and smaller-than-even-smaller blue cubes.]]
* NintendoHard: The game can easily slip into this when
* OddJobGods:
* PuzzleBoss: Many of the higher tier enemies and bosses have a specific gimmick. Examples include the Ghost Kings, which can only be damaged once their minions have been killed, and the Construct Trio, who continuously heal each other unless one of them is frozen by a Mystic.
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* StatGrinding: Done in the form of various stat potion drops, which when drunk increase a certain stat by 1. You will need every last drop if you want to survive the BigBad and BonusDungeon.
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* StatGrinding: Done in the form of the various stat potion drops, potions, which when drunk increase a certain stat by 1. You will Obtaining them involves slaughtering the gods of the realm, and you'll need every last drop if you want to survive the BigBad and BonusDungeon.
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* TrueFinalBoss: Going through the steps necessary to unlock the door that appears after you kill the BigBad will open up a BonusDungeon [[{{NintendoHard}} which eats maxed out characters like they're going out of style]] and at the end of this dungeon contains a ridiculously souped up version of the BigBad. Bring health potions and lots of them.
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* TrueFinalBoss: Going through the steps necessary to unlock the door that appears after you kill the BigBad Oryx will open up a BonusDungeon [[{{NintendoHard}} [[NintendoHard which eats maxed out characters like they're going out of style]] and at style]], ending in a rematch against the end of this dungeon contains a ridiculously souped up version of the BigBad.souped-up BigBad himself. Bring health potions and lots of them.
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** A minor version with the [[HairRaisingHare Enraged Bunny]]. It's a cute little pixellated bunny...[[IncendiaryExponent THAT SETS ITSELF ON FIRE]] [[KillerRabbit AND KICKS YOUR BUTT]] [[VideoGameCrueltyPotential IF YOU SHOOT IT.]]
* VeryDefinitelyFinalDungeon: After defeating enough of his guardians, he'll eventually prevent everyone from teleporting out of the realm. Defeating ALL of the guardians results in him teleporting everyone in the realm at the time to his castle.
* VideogameCaringPotential:
** You will often see top level players giving top tier equipment to level 1 players. This is doubly important after the new item changes, which made the top tier items only available from the two hardest enemies in the game
** This is partially because the game has no monetary system, though - you can't just sell things for money, you either have to trade or give the stuff away for free.
** There is definitely something heartwarming about watching a high-leveled person walking around with a very low-leveled person, helping them understand the game and helping them get xp.
* VeryDefinitelyFinalDungeon: After defeating enough of his guardians, he'll eventually prevent everyone from teleporting out of the realm. Defeating ALL of the guardians results in him teleporting everyone in the realm at the time to his castle.
* VideogameCaringPotential:
** You will often see top level players giving top tier equipment to level 1 players. This is doubly important after the new item changes, which made the top tier items only available from the two hardest enemies in the game
** This is partially because the game has no monetary system, though - you can't just sell things for money, you either have to trade or give the stuff away for free.
** There is definitely something heartwarming about watching a high-leveled person walking around with a very low-leveled person, helping them understand the game and helping them get xp.
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** A minor version with the [[HairRaisingHare Enraged Bunny]]. It's a cute little pixellated bunny...[[IncendiaryExponent THAT SETS ITSELF ON FIRE]] [[KillerRabbit AND KICKS YOUR BUTT]] ATTACKS]] [[VideoGameCrueltyPotential IF YOU SHOOT IT.]]
* VeryDefinitelyFinalDungeon: After defeating enough of his guardians,he'll eventually Oryx will prevent everyone from teleporting out of the realm. Defeating ALL of the guardians results in him teleporting everyone in the realm at the time to his castle.
castle. Defeat Oryx there, and he may drop the entrance to his Wine Cellar, which requires a rare, single-use item to unlock and is by far the hardest area in the game.
*VideogameCaringPotential:
** You willVideogameCaringPotential: Players have no way to sell excess items, which often see top level results in higher-levelled players giving top tier equipment to level 1 players. This is doubly important after the new item changes, which made the top tier saving and dropping medium-levelled items only available from the two hardest enemies in the game
** This is partially because the game has no monetary system, though - you can't just sell thingsNexus for money, you either have low-level characters to trade or give the stuff away for free.
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* VeryDefinitelyFinalDungeon: After defeating enough of his guardians,
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** This is partially because the game has no monetary system, though - you can't just sell things
** There is definitely something heartwarming about watching a high-leveled person walking around with a very low-leveled person, helping them understand the game and helping them get xp.
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* ExperianceLeak: Everyone who is in the vicinity of an NPC gets a chunk of experience points when he is slain, while the participants get the full amount.
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* SwordBeam: Keeping in with the BulletHell-style of the game, ''everything'' shoots beams, even the melee weapons. It's just that swords and daggers have a small range, while staves and bows and the like have a much longer range.
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The MadGod [[BigBad Oryx]] has transported you to his realm as food for his vile minions. Will you proceed quietly to your fate or fight back?
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* AbsurdlyLowLevelCap: The maximum attainable level of twenty can be achieved within as little as thirty minutes, maxing all of your stats will take much longer but still relatively little time compared to other MMORPG'S
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* BigBad: The Mad God Oryx, only appears when the event bosses have been defeated on a single server. Actually considered by some to be less powerful than many other gods (highest-level random mobs).
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* BigBad: The Oryx the Mad God Oryx, God, who only appears when the event bosses have been defeated on a single server. Actually considered by some to be less powerful than many other gods (highest-level random mobs).
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* DarkIsNotEvil: Necromancers.
** The Paladin's (currently) best Seal is pitch black and is described as being considered dangerous, but it still heals you and your friends.
** The Paladin's (currently) best Seal is pitch black and is described as being considered dangerous, but it still heals you and your friends.
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* DarkIsNotEvil: Necromancers.
''All'' Necromancers are good. Those that fall to TheDarkSide are called Deathmages.
** The Paladin's (currently) best Seal, the Seal of Blasphemous Prayer[[hottip:*:aka the [[FanNickname Oreo Cookie]]]] is pitch black and is described as being considered dangerous, but it still heals you and your friends.
** The Paladin's (currently) best Seal, the Seal of Blasphemous Prayer[[hottip:*:aka the [[FanNickname Oreo Cookie]]]] is pitch black and is described as being considered dangerous, but it still heals you and your friends.
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* ExcusePlot: You're stuck in the [[TitleDrop Realm of a Mad God]]. Here's how you move, shoot and loot corpses. Now go kill things.
* {{Fanon}}: Pretty much all of the game's lore is this.
* FinalDeath: If you character dies, he is gone for good. The game even places gravestone where he died. However, defied when you have the Amulet of Resurrection after purchasing and equipping it for 12000 Fame.
* {{Fanon}}: Pretty much all of the game's lore is this.
* FinalDeath: If you character dies, he is gone for good. The game even places gravestone where he died. However, defied when you have the Amulet of Resurrection after purchasing and equipping it for 12000 Fame.
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* ExcusePlot: You're stuck in the [[TitleDrop Realm of a the Mad God]]. Here's how you move, shoot and loot corpses. Now go kill things.
*{{Fanon}}: Pretty much all of the game's lore is this.
EyesDoNotBelongThere: The ''Pentaract Towers'' have eyes.
* FinalDeath: If you character dies, he is gone for good. The game even places gravestone where he died. However, defied when you have the Amulet ofResurrection Resurrection[[hottip:*:called the [[FanNickname Ammy]][[hottip:*:no, not [[VideoGame/{{Okami}} that]] Ammy]] by players]] after purchasing and equipping it for 12000 Fame.
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* LethalLavaLand: Demon's Abyss and portions of the world-map.
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* NintendoHard:The game can easily slip into this when you're level goes into the double digits (assuming you keep following the quests alone). Especially that, unlike other MMORPG's, [[FinalDeath death is permanent]].
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* NintendoHard:The NintendoHard: The game can easily slip into this when you're level goes into the double digits (assuming you keep following the quests alone). Especially that, unlike other MMORPG's, [[FinalDeath death is permanent]].
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When you played along it started to become more of a MMO[[BulletHell danmaku]] though...
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** The Greater Skull Shrines, good God, the Greater Skull Shrines. You will see some gravestones.
* ContinuingIsPainful: You have to start over as a level 1 [[strike: [[{{Munchkin}} human with no class]]]] character [[BagOfSpilling with all your items gone.]]
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* DeathIsASlapOnTheWrist: Despite the use of FinalDeath, you're actually ''encouraged'' to die, as doing so is the only way to obtain the game's currency, Precious Fame.
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* DeathIsASlapOnTheWrist: Despite the use of FinalDeath, you're actually ''encouraged'' to die, as doing so is the only way to obtain the game's currency, Precious Fame.
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* TrueFinalBoss: Going through the steps necessary to unlock the door that appears after you kill the BigBad will open up a BonusDungeon which eats [[{{NintendoHard}} maxed out characters like they're going out of style]] and at the end of this dungeon contains a ridiculously souped up version of the BigBad. Bring health potions and lots of them.
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* TrueFinalBoss: Going through the steps necessary to unlock the door that appears after you kill the BigBad will open up a BonusDungeon which eats [[{{NintendoHard}} which eats maxed out characters like they're going out of style]] and at the end of this dungeon contains a ridiculously souped up version of the BigBad. Bring health potions and lots of them.
** A minor version with the [[HairRaisingHare Enraged Bunny]]. It's a cute little pixellated bunny...[[IncendiaryExponent THAT SETS ITSELF ON FIRE]] [[KillerRabbit AND KICKS YOUR BUTT]] [[VideoGameCrueltyPotential IF YOU SHOOT IT.]]
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* ZergRush: "Trains" consist of a large mass of players running along the brick path leading around the realm shooting at absolutely anything that looks at them funny.
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* ZergRush: "Trains" or "Locust Swarms"[[hottip:*:formerly "Rape Trains" but was changed for obvious reasons]] consist of a large mass of players running along the brick path leading around the realm shooting at absolutely anything that looks at them funny.
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* ZergRush: "Trains" consist of a large mass of players running along the brick path leading around the realm shooting at absolutely anything that looks at them funny.
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* ZergRush: "Trains" consist of a large mass of players running along the brick path leading around the realm shooting at absolutely anything that looks at them funny.funny.
** It also tends to happen once everyone is teleported to Oryx's castle. Seeing as half the players present will likely die from a good hit, bunching up and attacking as one is probably their best bet.
** It also tends to happen once everyone is teleported to Oryx's castle. Seeing as half the players present will likely die from a good hit, bunching up and attacking as one is probably their best bet.
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* VeryDefinitelyFinalDungeon: After defeating enough of his guardians, he'll eventually prevent everyone from teleporting out of the realm. Defeating ALL of the guardians results in him teleporting everyone in the realm at the time to his castle.
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* OddJobGods: Many of the creatures Oryx prattles on about are gods of a hilariously specific dominion. Of note are his ''hermit'' gods.
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** There is definitely something heartwarming about watching a high-leveled person walking around with a very low-leveled person, helping them understand the game and helping them get xp.
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** There is definitely something heartwarming about watching a high-leveled person walking around with a very low-leveled person, helping them understand the game and helping them get xp.xp.
* ZergRush: "Trains" consist of a large mass of players running along the brick path leading around the realm shooting at absolutely anything that looks at them funny.
* ZergRush: "Trains" consist of a large mass of players running along the brick path leading around the realm shooting at absolutely anything that looks at them funny.
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* DrunkenMaster: According to the "official" fan lore, much of Oryx's power comes from copious consumption of wine.
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* DarkIsNotEvil: Necromancers.
** The Paladin's (currently) best Seal is pitch black and is described as being considered dangerous, but it still heals you and your friends.
** The Paladin's (currently) best Seal is pitch black and is described as being considered dangerous, but it still heals you and your friends.
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* FragileSpeedster: Rogues, Archers, Assassins, and Huntresses.
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* MightyGlacier: Warriors, Knights, and Paladins.
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* TrueFinalBoss: Going through the steps nessecary to unlock the door that appears after you kill the BigBad will open up a BonusDungeon which eats [[{{NintendoHard}} maxed out characters like they're going out of style]] and at the end of this dungeon contains a ridiculously souped up version of the BigBad. Bring health potions and lots of them.
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* TrueFinalBoss: Going through the steps nessecary necessary to unlock the door that appears after you kill the BigBad will open up a BonusDungeon which eats [[{{NintendoHard}} maxed out characters like they're going out of style]] and at the end of this dungeon contains a ridiculously souped up version of the BigBad. Bring health potions and lots of them.
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* DeathIsASlapOnTheWrist: Despite the use of FinalDeath, you're actually ''encouraged'' to die, as doing so is the only way to obtain the game's currency, Precious Fame.
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When you played along it started to become more of a MMO[[BulletHell danmaku]] though...
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** When Or when a big group of monsters wanders into your party...party...
** Why can't we just say this is a basis of this game?
** Why can't we just say this is a basis of this game?
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* NintendoHard:The game can easily slip into this when you're level goes into the double digits (assuming you keep following the quests alone).
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* NintendoHard:The game can easily slip into this when you're level goes into the double digits (assuming you keep following the quests alone). Especially that, unlike other MMORPG's, [[FinalDeath death is permanent]].
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* NintendoHard:The game can easily slip into this when you're level goes into the double digits (assuming you keep following the quests alone).
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* StatGrinding: Done in the form of various stat potion drops, which when drunk increase a certain stat by 1. You will need every last drop if you want to survive the BigBad and BonusDungeon.
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*BonusDungeon: The Wine Cellar, the ultimate challenge for end-game characters and contains a more powerful version of the BigBad.
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* TrueFinalBoss: Going through the steps nessecary to unlock the door that appears after you kill the BigBad will open up a BonusDungeon which eats [[{{NintendoHard}} maxed out characters like they're going out of style]] and at the end of this dungeon contains a ridiculously souped up version of the BigBad. Bring health potions and lots of them.
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* AbsurdlyLowLevelCap: The maximum attainable level of twenty can be achieved within as little as thirty minutes, maxing all of your stats will take much longer but still relatively little time compared to other MMORPG'S
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* FoeTossingCharge: The common practice of player 'trains', so called because it consists of a horde of players 30+ strong charging along the main roads and shooting everything that moves. [[CurbStompBattle Anything found near these roads will be consumed as if by a swarm of army ants.]]
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Realm of the Mad God is a free and somewhat {{Roguelike}} MMORPG which can be found [[http://www.realmofthemadgod.com/ here]]. The game is small and embedded on that page so unless you don't have Flash installed you can play right away.
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Realm of the Mad God is a free and somewhat {{Roguelike}} MMORPG which can be found [[http://www.realmofthemadgod.com/ here]].here]], and on Steam[[hottip:*:In fact, it's possible for the Steam account to be compatible with an account on the game's main site]]. The game is small and embedded on that page so unless you don't have Flash installed you can play right away.
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* AwesomeButImpractical: The Spider Eye ring is assumed by some players to be the best ring in the game due to its rarity, but it no better than a standard Ring of Health Regeneration if you are not a magic user. And health regeneration is also a pretty useless stat to begin with.
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* AwesomeButImpractical: AwesomeButImpractical:
** The Spider Eye ring is assumed by some players to be the best ring in the game due to its rarity, but it no better than a standard Ring of Health Regeneration if you are not a magic user. And health regeneration is also a pretty useless stat to begin with.
** The Spider Eye ring is assumed by some players to be the best ring in the game due to its rarity, but it no better than a standard Ring of Health Regeneration if you are not a magic user. And health regeneration is also a pretty useless stat to begin with.
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* BulletHell: The Greater Skull Shrines, good God, the Greater Skull Shrines. You will see some gravestones.
** Also, what happens when you accidentally wander into a big group of monsters.
*** Or when a big group of monsters wanders into you...
** Also, what happens when you accidentally wander into a big group of monsters.
*** Or when a big group of monsters wanders into you...
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* BulletHell: BulletHell:
** The Greater Skull Shrines, good God, the Greater Skull Shrines. You will see some gravestones.
**Also, what What happens when you accidentally wander into a big group of monsters.
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** When a big group of monsters wanders into you...
** The Greater Skull Shrines, good God, the Greater Skull Shrines. You will see some gravestones.
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* FinalDeath: If you character dies, he is gone for good. The game even places gravestone where he died.
** However, defied when you have the Amulet of Resurrection after purchasing and equipping it for 12000 Fame.
** However, defied when you have the Amulet of Resurrection after purchasing and equipping it for 12000 Fame.
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* FinalDeath: If you character dies, he is gone for good. The game even places gravestone where he died.
**died. However, defied when you have the Amulet of Resurrection after purchasing and equipping it for 12000 Fame.
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* {{Randomly Drops}}: All items, aside from the ones you start with, are dropped by enemies.
** [[{{Exclusive Enemy Equipment}} That includes all equipment.]]
*** Save the Ring of Minor Defense.
* {{Roguelike}}: The dungeons, although the main action element does not change.
** [[{{Exclusive Enemy Equipment}} That includes all equipment.]]
*** Save the Ring of Minor Defense.
* {{Roguelike}}: The dungeons, although the main action element does not change.
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* {{Randomly Drops}}: All items, aside from the ones you start with, are dropped by enemies.
**enemies [[{{Exclusive Enemy Equipment}} That includes all equipment.]]
*** Saveequipment,]] save the Ring of Minor Defense.
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** The dungeons, although the main action element does not change.
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* SaveScumming: Not literally, but quickly logging out when you're just about to die is common practice.
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* SaveScumming: SaveScumming:
** Not literally, but quickly logging out when you're just about to die is common practice.
** Not literally, but quickly logging out when you're just about to die is common practice.
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* ShmuckBait: "Pirate Rum - It seems like it would be a bad idea to drink this. [[PressXToDie Shift-click to use.]]" For the curious, it [[spoiler:makes the screen blurry for a minute or so.]]
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* ShmuckBait: ShmuckBait:
** "Pirate Rum - It seems like it would be a bad idea to drink this. [[PressXToDie Shift-click to use.]]" For the curious, it [[spoiler:makes the screen blurry for a minute or so.]]
** "Pirate Rum - It seems like it would be a bad idea to drink this. [[PressXToDie Shift-click to use.]]" For the curious, it [[spoiler:makes the screen blurry for a minute or so.]]
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* VideogameCaringPotential: You will often see top level players giving top tier equipment to level 1 players. This is doubly important after the new item changes, which made the top tier items only available from the two hardest enemies in the game
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* VideogameCaringPotential: VideogameCaringPotential:
** You will often see top level players giving top tier equipment to level 1 players. This is doubly important after the new item changes, which made the top tier items only available from the two hardest enemies in the game
** You will often see top level players giving top tier equipment to level 1 players. This is doubly important after the new item changes, which made the top tier items only available from the two hardest enemies in the game
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** Sometimes players will collect the items from gravestones with sole intention of returning it, assuming the original player will log back on.
*** Unfortunately, the "grave-robbing" mechanic has been removed.
*** Unfortunately, the "grave-robbing" mechanic has been removed.
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Realm of the Mad God is a free and somewhat {{Roguelike}} MMORPG which can be found [[http://www.realmofthemadgod.com/ here]]. The game is small and embedded on that page so unless you don't have Flash installed you can play right away.
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!! This game provides examples of:
* AwesomeButImpractical: The Spider Eye ring is assumed by some players to be the best ring in the game due to its rarity, but it no better than a standard Ring of Health Regeneration if you are not a magic user. And health regeneration is also a pretty useless stat to begin with.
** All classes now use MP, the Spider Eye ring is now bit more practical, but only at lower levels.
* BigBad: The Mad God Oryx, only appears when the event bosses have been defeated on a single server. Actually considered by some to be less powerful than many other gods (highest-level random mobs).
* BulletHell: The Greater Skull Shrines, good God, the Greater Skull Shrines. You will see some gravestones.
** Also, what happens when you accidentally wander into a big group of monsters.
*** Or when a big group of monsters wanders into you...
* DungeonCrawling: The game currently has 6 dungeons, with more on the way.
* ExcusePlot: You're stuck in the [[TitleDrop Realm of a Mad God]]. Here's how you move, shoot and loot corpses. Now go kill things.
* FinalDeath: If you character dies, he is gone for good. The game even places gravestone where he died.
** However, defied when you have the Amulet of Resurrection after purchasing and equipping it for 12000 Fame.
* HealThyself: The Priest's healing ability can heal himself, as well as the other people in the spell's range.
* InterfaceScrew: Being hit with a confuse ray will rotate your controls 90 degrees. Luckily, the effect doesn't last very long.
* LethalLavaLand: Demon's Abyss and portions of the world-map.
* {{Randomly Drops}}: All items, aside from the ones you start with, are dropped by enemies.
** [[{{Exclusive Enemy Equipment}} That includes all equipment.]]
*** Save the Ring of Minor Defense.
* {{Roguelike}}: The dungeons, although the main action element does not change.
** The world map now changes whenever the BigBad is defeated.
* SaveScumming: Not literally, but quickly logging out when you're just about to die is common practice.
** Similarly, binding the Nexus hotkey close to WASD to allow quick escape into the safe haven of the game.
* ShmuckBait: "Pirate Rum - It seems like it would be a bad idea to drink this. [[PressXToDie Shift-click to use.]]" For the curious, it [[spoiler:makes the screen blurry for a minute or so.]]
** Also, the occasionally-appearing Mysterious Crystal. This immobile crystal constantly self-regenerates and begs everybody in the world to attack and break it (players who find it often add their own pleas for help). The sheer effort required to break it usually means that if it breaks, most of the available players will be right there, including a lot of low-level ones who don't really know what's going on. And [[SealedEvilInACan it's not the crystal]] that's begging you to break it...
* SlippySlideyIceWorld: Can be found in portions of the world-map.
* VideogameCaringPotential: You will often see top level players giving top tier equipment to level 1 players. This is doubly important after the new item changes, which made the top tier items only available from the two hardest enemies in the game
** This is partially because the game has no monetary system, though - you can't just sell things for money, you either have to trade or give the stuff away for free.
** Sometimes players will collect the items from gravestones with sole intention of returning it, assuming the original player will log back on.
*** Unfortunately, the "grave-robbing" mechanic has been removed.
** There is definitely something heartwarming about watching a high-leveled person walking around with a very low-leveled person, helping them understand the game and helping them get xp.
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!! This game provides examples of:
* AwesomeButImpractical: The Spider Eye ring is assumed by some players to be the best ring in the game due to its rarity, but it no better than a standard Ring of Health Regeneration if you are not a magic user. And health regeneration is also a pretty useless stat to begin with.
** All classes now use MP, the Spider Eye ring is now bit more practical, but only at lower levels.
* BigBad: The Mad God Oryx, only appears when the event bosses have been defeated on a single server. Actually considered by some to be less powerful than many other gods (highest-level random mobs).
* BulletHell: The Greater Skull Shrines, good God, the Greater Skull Shrines. You will see some gravestones.
** Also, what happens when you accidentally wander into a big group of monsters.
*** Or when a big group of monsters wanders into you...
* DungeonCrawling: The game currently has 6 dungeons, with more on the way.
* ExcusePlot: You're stuck in the [[TitleDrop Realm of a Mad God]]. Here's how you move, shoot and loot corpses. Now go kill things.
* FinalDeath: If you character dies, he is gone for good. The game even places gravestone where he died.
** However, defied when you have the Amulet of Resurrection after purchasing and equipping it for 12000 Fame.
* HealThyself: The Priest's healing ability can heal himself, as well as the other people in the spell's range.
* InterfaceScrew: Being hit with a confuse ray will rotate your controls 90 degrees. Luckily, the effect doesn't last very long.
* LethalLavaLand: Demon's Abyss and portions of the world-map.
* {{Randomly Drops}}: All items, aside from the ones you start with, are dropped by enemies.
** [[{{Exclusive Enemy Equipment}} That includes all equipment.]]
*** Save the Ring of Minor Defense.
* {{Roguelike}}: The dungeons, although the main action element does not change.
** The world map now changes whenever the BigBad is defeated.
* SaveScumming: Not literally, but quickly logging out when you're just about to die is common practice.
** Similarly, binding the Nexus hotkey close to WASD to allow quick escape into the safe haven of the game.
* ShmuckBait: "Pirate Rum - It seems like it would be a bad idea to drink this. [[PressXToDie Shift-click to use.]]" For the curious, it [[spoiler:makes the screen blurry for a minute or so.]]
** Also, the occasionally-appearing Mysterious Crystal. This immobile crystal constantly self-regenerates and begs everybody in the world to attack and break it (players who find it often add their own pleas for help). The sheer effort required to break it usually means that if it breaks, most of the available players will be right there, including a lot of low-level ones who don't really know what's going on. And [[SealedEvilInACan it's not the crystal]] that's begging you to break it...
* SlippySlideyIceWorld: Can be found in portions of the world-map.
* VideogameCaringPotential: You will often see top level players giving top tier equipment to level 1 players. This is doubly important after the new item changes, which made the top tier items only available from the two hardest enemies in the game
** This is partially because the game has no monetary system, though - you can't just sell things for money, you either have to trade or give the stuff away for free.
** Sometimes players will collect the items from gravestones with sole intention of returning it, assuming the original player will log back on.
*** Unfortunately, the "grave-robbing" mechanic has been removed.
** There is definitely something heartwarming about watching a high-leveled person walking around with a very low-leveled person, helping them understand the game and helping them get xp.
