1 | ''A list of tropes that deal with different aspects of treasure.'' |
2 | |
3 | See also: BejeweledTropes, TheGildedIndex, LuxuryTropes, and RichPeople. |
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6 | [[index]] |
7 | !!Tropes |
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9 | [floatboxright: |
10 | '''Categories:''' |
11 | + OneMansTrashIsAnothersTreasure |
12 | ] |
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14 | * AllNaturalGemPolish: Freshly mined gems that look like they came straight from a master jeweler's workshop. |
15 | * AllThatGlitters: Something seems or is said to be treasure, but isn't. |
16 | * BrokenTreasure: A treasured possession is broken or lost. |
17 | * CheapGoldCoins: People spend solid gold coins like they were pennies. |
18 | * CityOfGold: A fabled city made of and filled with gold and treasure, where even the paupers are stinking rich. |
19 | * CrystalLandscape: Gems, jewels and crystals dominate the landscape. |
20 | * CrystalSpiresAndTogas: A setting where ''everything'' is made out of crystals, and where its people have opulent lifestyles reminiscent of certain ancient civilisations. |
21 | * DeathByMaterialism: Your obsession with the treasure leads to your KarmicDeath. |
22 | * DragonHoard: A treasure guarded by a dragon. |
23 | * EdibleTreasure: The treasure is actually food. |
24 | * EnoughToGoAround: Treasures that are one-of-a-kind in-universe but can be obtained multiple times and/or by multiple players. |
25 | * FriendOrIdolDecision: When you can only save the treasure or your companion and you must choose one. |
26 | * FunnyTerrainCrossSection: Treasure chests and crowns and the like are common among the missed finds. |
27 | * GoldFever: The allure of gold drives everyone crazy. |
28 | * GoldMakesEverythingShiny: Gold and golden colors used freely to make things look better. |
29 | * GoldSilverCopperStandard: A setting where gold, silver and copper coins are the main units of money. |
30 | * InexplicableTreasureChests: Chests full of treasure pop up in the oddest places. |
31 | * LootDrama: An item or treasure so precious and rare that it will cause any party that finds it to devolve in infighting. |
32 | * NaziGold: Large amounts of gold stolen and hidden by the Nazis, still awaiting discovery. |
33 | * OwnerlessTreasureMorality: A treasure has no owner but for some reason people can't, or don't want to, take it. |
34 | * PirateBooty: Troves of gold and jewels plundered by pirates and buried in faraway places to await discovery. |
35 | * SentimentalShabbiness: It may not look like treasure, but the reason it's so beat-up is because it was loved! |
36 | * TastyGold: Testing the purity of gold coins by biting them. |
37 | * TreasureChestCavity: Hiding treasure inside someone's body. |
38 | * TreasureHuntEpisode: An episode of a series focused on the characters hunting for treasure, either real or fictional. |
39 | * TreasureIsBiggerInFiction: In fiction, gems are a lot bigger and gold a lot less heavy than in real life. |
40 | * TreasureMap: A map leading to hidden treasure. |
41 | * TreasureRoom: A room full of heaps and heaps of treasure. |
42 | * TrophyRoom: A room full of trophies and prizes. |
43 | * WorthlessTreasureTwist: The treasure turns out to be worthless or just plain not there. |
44 | * WorthlessYellowRocks: What we think is very valuable, other people find worthless. |
45 | * XMarksTheSpot: Marker on a map or location indicating the presence of something valuable. |
46 | [[/index]] |
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