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6	Totems of the Dead is a {{Heroic Fantasy}} RPG setting inspired by the ancient Americas.
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9	!!This Tabletop RPG provides examples of:
10	%%* ActionGirl: Present on the cover art.
11	* AllMythsAreTrue: Particularly Native American, Aztec, and Norse myths. [[OurCryptidsAreMoreMysterious Cryptozoology]] is also referenced occasionally.
12	* AlternateHistory: Not a historical setting, but draws a lot of inspiration from history.
13	%%* AncientAstronauts: As seen in the adventure "The Star Being from Yog".%%What is seen?
14	* {{Atlantis}}: In this case it is an evil dystopia and AdvancedAncientAcropolis.
15	%%* BigBad "Wildcard" villains.
16	* BlackMagic: Called "sorcery" or "following a black road."
17	%%* BloodMagic: Used mainly by the Maztlani.
18	%%* {{Chupacabra}}
19	%%* DamselInDistress: Present on the cover art.
20	%%* DreamingOfTimesGoneBy: In the Obsidian Shadows adventure.
21	%%* EldritchAbomination: With the possibility of DidYouJustPunchOutCthulhu in some adventures.
22	%%* EverythingsSparklyWithJewelry
23	%%* EvilSorcerer: Can't have swords and sorcery without them!%%Without what?
24	%%* FamedInStory
25	* {{Fanservice}}: Not as much as in some other sword and sorcery titles, but it is in there, both male and female.
26	* FantasyCounterpartCulture: Most cultures in the Untamed Lands have a real world analogue.
27	%%* GiantSpider
28	* GodOfEvil: There are several, particularly the ones worshiped in {{Atlantis}}.
29	* HeroicFantasy: A.k.a. swords and sorcery.
30	%%* HumanSacrifice
31	%%* IntoxicationEnsues: In the "God in the Pit" adventure.
32	* KillItWithFire: Most spirit creatures are susceptible to fire damage.
33	* LegCling: Present on the cover of the ''Player's Guide''.
34	%%* MysteriousMist: Manifest in the "spirit mist".
35	%%* {{Necromancer}}
36	* TheNeedForMead: Most (sucessful) adventures end in carousing and revelry.
37	* OurDemonsAreDifferent: Demons based on Native American legend.
38	* OurVampiresAreDifferent: Scaled vampires.
39	%%* PantheraAwesome: See the panther animal companion on the cover.
40	* PhysicalGod: Human god-kings, as well as gods, demons and other spirits taking physical form.
41	%%* {{Pirate}}s are present in both Type I and II.
42	%%* RandomEventsPlot
43	%%* RatedMForManly
44	%%* ReligionOfEvil: As seen in the religion of {{Atlantis}}.
45	%%* ReptilesAreAbhorrent: As with the Sheti serpent men.
46	%%* RunOrDie: One adventure starts like this.%%Like what?
47	* SceneryPorn: The art features some dramatic cityscapes.
48	* ShapeshiftingTrickster: Manifests in several forms, from Coyote to Mudhead Kachinas.
49	%%* ShroudedInMyth
50	%%* SilverHasMysticPowers: As does turquoise and jade.
51	%%* SkinWalker: As a player race.
52	%%* SorcerousOverlord: Several sorcerer kings.
53	%%* TomeOfEldritchLore: Or birchbark scrolls, petroglyphs, or a runestone in some cases.
54	%%* VisionQuest: Game contains rules for embarking on one of these.
55	%%* VoluntaryShapeshifting
56	%%* {{Wendigo}}
57	* WildChild: This trope is turned into an entire player race as seen in the Feral Ones.
58	* WorldHalfEmpty: War, invasions, rampaging monsters, awakening eldrich horrors, environmental and social decline.
59	* AWorldHalfFull: Thanks to the heroes, there is still hope.
60	* WretchedHive: Vidar, city of thieves. Also the Pirate Isles.

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