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* RogueProtagonist: [[spoiler:After he wins the game and seizes the Deck, its raw power corrupts him over the course of a century]].
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* RogueProtagonist: [[spoiler:After he wins the game and seizes the Deck, its raw power corrupts him over the course of a century]].century.]]
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* ContrastingSequelProtagonist: While the Player in the first game was a OneManArmy with no permanent allies or friends, the sequel's protagonist meets a few companions along the way who the player can help. [[spoiler:Going out of the way to complete all the companions's questlines is what triggers the GoldenEnding, where The Dealer trusts the new Player with the Game where the previous Player failed.]]
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* ContrastingSequelProtagonist: While the Player in the first game was a OneManArmy with no permanent allies or friends, the sequel's protagonist meets a few companions along the way who the player can help. [[spoiler:Going out of the way to complete all of the companions's companions' questlines is what triggers the GoldenEnding, where The Dealer trusts the new Player with the Game where the previous Player failed.]]
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* MarkOfShame: As part of his loyalty mission, [[spoiler:Hubie's hat is eaten as punishment, and he must go without until his quest is completed and he redeems himself.]] As he says, "Without a [[spoiler:hat]], a goblin is no goblin at all!"
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* MarkOfShame: As part of his loyalty mission, [[spoiler:Hubie's hat is eaten as punishment, and he must go without until his quest is completed and he redeems himself.]] himself]]. As he says, "Without a [[spoiler:hat]], a goblin is no goblin at all!"
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* ShoutOut: Both Veles and his brother Perun are both drives from Myth/SlavicMythology, where two of the top gods -- Veles and Perun -- had a similar dynamic of constantly screwing with each other.
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* ShoutOut: Both Veles and his brother Perun are both drives derived from Myth/SlavicMythology, where two of the top gods -- Veles and Perun -- had a similar dynamic of constantly screwing with each other.
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* DropTheHammer: Carries an anvil with a stick and uses it to smash her enemies.
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%%* AnAxeToGrind: His standard, weakest weapon.
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%%* NiceHat: Gains one on upgrading to platinum.
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* BadassBeard: He sports a very long beard, and he is a badass.
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* BigBad: [[spoiler: Of ''Hand Of Fate 2''.]]
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* MeaningfulName: In archaic Hebrew, her name translates to "surrounded" — which is exactly her status when you first meet her. [[ MuggingTheMonster Not that she minds.]]
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* MeaningfulName: In archaic Hebrew, her name translates to "surrounded" — which is exactly her status when you first meet her. [[ MuggingTheMonster [[MuggingTheMonster Not that she minds.]]
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* NeverMessWithGranny
* NiceHat: Gains one on upgrading to platinum.
* NotInThisForYourRevolution
* [[spoiler:OutlivingOnesOffspring: Her beloved daughter Tamar died long ago.]]
* StandardStatusEffects: Her upgraded combat ability causes bleeding.
* NiceHat: Gains one on upgrading to platinum.
* NotInThisForYourRevolution
* [[spoiler:OutlivingOnesOffspring: Her beloved daughter Tamar died long ago.]]
* StandardStatusEffects: Her upgraded combat ability causes bleeding.
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* OurVampiresAreDifferent: Shadow Beasts drink blood to gain life, but are not human in appearance — they are greenish, with horns, a snout full of teeth, clawed hands and feet, and walk digitigrade.
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* OurVampiresAreDifferent: Shadow Beasts drink blood to gain life, but are not human in appearance — they are greenish, with horns, a snout full of teeth, clawed hands and feet, and walk digitigrade. Stripped of their cloaks (seen when they are stunned or crazed), they look more like goblins than anything else.
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* MeaningfulName: In archaic Hebrew, her name translates to "surrounded" — which is exactly her status when you first meet her.
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* MeaningfulName: In archaic Hebrew, her name translates to "surrounded" — which is exactly her status when you first meet her. [[ MuggingTheMonster Not that she minds.]]
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* MySpeciesDothProtestTooMuch: Was exiled due to disagreeing with how militant the Northerners became in the face of the empire, feeling it betrays their history as a prideful nomadic tribe. Doubly so when the Northerners started purging their own villages to quell pacifist dissent, [[NotSoDifferent turning themselves into a barbaric anti-empire]].
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* MySpeciesDothProtestTooMuch: Was exiled due to disagreeing with how militant the Northerners became in the face of the empire, feeling it betrays their history as a prideful nomadic tribe. Doubly so when the Northerners started purging their own villages to quell pacifist dissent, [[NotSoDifferent [[MirroringFactions turning themselves into a barbaric anti-empire]].
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* FantasticRacism: [[spoiler:He hates everything that isn't a normal human.]]
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* FantasticRacism: [[spoiler:He Most of his foes are nonhuman. [[spoiler:Secretly, he hates everything ''all'' non-humans, even the ones that isn't help him. In the sequel, he uses the Deck to create a normal human.]]human-supremacist empire, and directs it to exterminate most of the non-human population, driving the lizardmen and ratmen races to extinction.]]
* FatalFlaw: Wrath. Despite his nobility and heroism, he is little more than a bloodthirsty human supremacist.
* FatalFlaw: Wrath. Despite his nobility and heroism, he is little more than a bloodthirsty human supremacist.
* LegendaryInTheSequel: A century later, the towns he saved from the hordes worship him like a god.
* NoNameGiven: Subverted in the second game, his actual name is [[spoiler:Kallas]].
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* NoNameGiven: Subverted in the second game, his actual name is [[spoiler:Kallas]].
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* NoNameGiven: Subverted in RogueProtagonist: [[spoiler:After he wins the second game, his actual name is [[spoiler:Kallas]].game and seizes the Deck, its raw power corrupts him over the course of a century]].
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* ContrastingSequelProtagonist: While the Player in the first game was a OneManArmy with no permanent allies or friends, the sequel's protagonist meets a few companions along the way who the player can help. [[spoiler:Going out of the way to complete all the companions's questlines is what triggers the GoldenEnding, where The Dealer trusts the New Player with the Game where the previous Player failed.]]
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* ContrastingSequelProtagonist: While the Player in the first game was a OneManArmy with no permanent allies or friends, the sequel's protagonist meets a few companions along the way who the player can help. [[spoiler:Going out of the way to complete all the companions's questlines is what triggers the GoldenEnding, where The Dealer trusts the New new Player with the Game where the previous Player failed.]]]]
* GloryHound: In comparison to Kallas, the new Player is obsessed with being famous to the point that the Dealer has to modify the rules and add Fame as a game mechanic; this can benefit the player by convincing various members of the Empire to help them based on their awesome reputation, but as a detriment some powerful items cannot be used with low Fame.
* GloryHound: In comparison to Kallas, the new Player is obsessed with being famous to the point that the Dealer has to modify the rules and add Fame as a game mechanic; this can benefit the player by convincing various members of the Empire to help them based on their awesome reputation, but as a detriment some powerful items cannot be used with low Fame.
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* MySpeciesDothProtestTooMuch: Was exiled due to disagreeing with how militant the Northerners became in the face of the empire, feeling it betrays their history as a prideful nomadic tribe.
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* MySpeciesDothProtestTooMuch: Was exiled due to disagreeing with how militant the Northerners became in the face of the empire, feeling it betrays their history as a prideful nomadic tribe. Doubly so when the Northerners started purging their own villages to quell pacifist dissent, [[NotSoDifferent turning themselves into a barbaric anti-empire]].
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* DefectorFromDecadence
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* DefectorFromDecadenceDefectorFromDecadence: After the Empire firebombs their city to prevent the spread of the corruption and even tries to kill uninfected citizens, Estrella commits treason and joins the Player.
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* BigEater: Technically speaking, only eats as much as the Player. But by comparison with your other companions who do not eat, Oswin is a serious drain on your Food.
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* BigEater: Technically speaking, he only eats as much as the Player. But by comparison with your other companions who do not eat, eat your rations, Oswin is a serious drain on your Food.
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* PracticalTaunt: Hubie does not deal damage in combat. Instead, his Companion Ability taunts all enemies.
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* PracticalTaunt: Hubie does not deal damage in combat. Instead, his Companion Ability taunts all enemies.
enemies, causing them to completely ignore you even if you tear into them with easily-countered combos.
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* {{BFG}}: Keturah's platinum upgrade lets her use the Grand Dame, a 4-shot rifle with bleed and piercing effects.
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* AffablyEvil: For a certain interpretation of ''evil''. He's definitely an antagonist in the first game, but he's generally polite and soft spoken.
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* ShoutOut: Both Veles and his brother Perun are both drives from UsefulNotes/SlavicMythology, where two of the top gods — Veles and Perun — had a similar dynamic of constantly screwing with each other.
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* ShoutOut: Both Veles and his brother Perun are both drives from UsefulNotes/SlavicMythology, Myth/SlavicMythology, where two of the top gods — Veles and Perun — had a similar dynamic of constantly screwing with each other.
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* ShoutOut: Both Veles and his brother Perun are both drives from UsefulNotes/SlavicMythology, where two of the top gods — Veles and Perun — had a similar dynamic of constantly screwing with each other.
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* BloodKnight: The Dealer sees him as such. [[spoiler:As Hand of Fate 2 shows, the Dealer was right-Kallas himself notes he's sick of card games and wants good, honest combat.]]
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* BloodKnight: The Dealer sees him as such. [[spoiler:As Hand ''Hand of Fate 2 2'' shows, the Dealer was right-Kallas right — Kallas himself notes he's sick of card games and wants good, honest combat.]]
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* MultipleChoicePast: The Wildcards DLC allows the player to select a set of different Fates which affect different attributes about the player character. Such as being a Monk who forsakes material wealth but does more damage against skeletons. [[spoiler:Subverted in Hand of Fate 2, he has always been the Warlord.]]
* OneManArmy: He manages to destroy entire hordes of bandits, skeletons, rat men and lizardfolk by himself.
* NoNameGiven: Subverted in the second game, his actual name is [[spoiler: Kallas]]
* OneManArmy: He manages to destroy entire hordes of bandits, skeletons, rat men and lizardfolk by himself.
* NoNameGiven: Subverted in the second game, his actual name is [[spoiler: Kallas]]
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* MultipleChoicePast: The Wildcards DLC allows the player to select a set of different Fates which affect different attributes about the player character. Such as being a Monk who forsakes material wealth but does more damage against skeletons. [[spoiler:Subverted in Hand ''Hand of Fate 2, 2'', he has always been the Warlord.]]
* OneManArmy: He manages to destroy entire hordes of bandits, skeletons, ratmen men, and lizardfolk by himself.
* NoNameGiven: Subverted in the second game, his actual name is[[spoiler: Kallas]][[spoiler:Kallas]].
* OneManArmy: He manages to destroy entire hordes of bandits, skeletons, rat
* NoNameGiven: Subverted in the second game, his actual name is
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* BigBad: While not exactly evil he does act as the main antagonistic force in the first game, setting himself as the final challenge the player needs to overcome.
* BigGood: Acts as this in 2, slowly teaching the player how the game is played and never tries to do them any harm.
* BigGood: Acts as this in 2, slowly teaching the player how the game is played and never tries to do them any harm.
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* BigBad: While not exactly evil evil, he does act as the main antagonistic force in the first game, setting himself as the final challenge the player needs to overcome.
* BigGood: Acts as this in2, ''2'', slowly teaching the player how the game is played and never tries to do them any harm.
* BigGood: Acts as this in
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* GuestStarPartyMember: [[spoiler:Directly helps the player in the final battle in the second game. A later released DLC allows the player to use him when replaying challenges after the final battle]].
* JerkassHasAPoint: In 2. At first he seems to be motivated purely by revenge, but the further you get into the campaign the clearer it is that Kallas has to be stopped.
* JerkassHasAPoint: In 2. At first he seems to be motivated purely by revenge, but the further you get into the campaign the clearer it is that Kallas has to be stopped.
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* GuestStarPartyMember: [[spoiler:Directly helps the player in the final battle in the second game. A later released DLC allows the player to use him when replaying challenges after the final battle]].
battle.]]
* JerkassHasAPoint: In2. ''2''. At first he seems to be motivated purely by revenge, but the further you get into the campaign campaign, the clearer it is that Kallas has to be stopped.
* JerkassHasAPoint: In
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* NoSell: [[spoiler:He's clearly infected by the Corruption - a parting shot from Kallas - but he's the only person in the world able to halt its progress through sheer power.]]
* SeriousBusiness: He takes his Game very seriously, and considering the world changing nature of it he isn't exactly wrong.
* TheSnarkKnight: Often has some pretty barbed quips to the player. Even in the sequel where he is actively helping the New Player he still can't help it when the player gets a Huge Failure.
* TimeAbyss: Has lived for countless years. Even should his material body die he still exists in some form, eternally refining the Game.
* SeriousBusiness: He takes his Game very seriously, and considering the world changing nature of it he isn't exactly wrong.
* TheSnarkKnight: Often has some pretty barbed quips to the player. Even in the sequel where he is actively helping the New Player he still can't help it when the player gets a Huge Failure.
* TimeAbyss: Has lived for countless years. Even should his material body die he still exists in some form, eternally refining the Game.
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* NoSell: [[spoiler:He's clearly infected by the Corruption - — a parting shot from Kallas - — but he's the only person in the world able to halt its progress through sheer power.]]
* SeriousBusiness: He takes his Game very seriously, and considering theworld changing world-changing nature of it it, he isn't exactly wrong.
* TheSnarkKnight: Often has some pretty barbed quips to the player. Even in the sequel where he is actively helping the NewPlayer Player, he still can't help it when the player gets a Huge Failure.
* TimeAbyss: Has lived for countless years. Even should his material bodydie die, he still exists in some form, eternally refining the Game.
* SeriousBusiness: He takes his Game very seriously, and considering the
* TheSnarkKnight: Often has some pretty barbed quips to the player. Even in the sequel where he is actively helping the New
* TimeAbyss: Has lived for countless years. Even should his material body
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* PaperThinDisguise: His disguise just consists of wearing a cloak covering his body and a fake mustache. Despite this however he never gets found out.
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* PaperThinDisguise: His disguise just consists of wearing a cloak covering his body and a fake mustache. Despite this however this, however, he never gets found out.
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* ContrastingSequelProtagonist: While the Player in the first game was a OneManArmy with no permanent allies or friends the sequel's protagonist meets a few companions along the way who the player can help. [[spoiler:Going out of the way to complete all the companions's questlines is what triggers the GoldenEnding where The Dealer trusts the New Player with the Game where the previous Player failed]].
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* ContrastingSequelProtagonist: While the Player in the first game was a OneManArmy with no permanent allies or friends friends, the sequel's protagonist meets a few companions along the way who the player can help. [[spoiler:Going out of the way to complete all the companions's questlines is what triggers the GoldenEnding GoldenEnding, where The Dealer trusts the New Player with the Game where the previous Player failed]].failed.]]
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* AnArmAndALeg: [[spoiler:Has his right arm amputated to stop the spread of ThePlague]].
* TheBard: Subverted. Malaclypse is a mage, but disguises himself as a simple lute-playing bard, because TheEmpire kills magic users.
* TheBard: Subverted. Malaclypse is a mage, but disguises himself as a simple lute-playing bard, because TheEmpire kills magic users.
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* AnArmAndALeg: [[spoiler:Has his right arm amputated to stop the spread of ThePlague]].
ThePlague.]]
* TheBard: Subverted. Malaclypse is a mage, but disguises himself as a simple lute-playing bard, because TheEmpire killsmagic users.magic-users.
* TheBard: Subverted. Malaclypse is a mage, but disguises himself as a simple lute-playing bard, because TheEmpire kills
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* CowardlyLion: Doesn't like getting into conflicts and berates the player for choices that get them into fights. Despite this however he helps them with such fights.
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* CowardlyLion: Doesn't like getting into conflicts and berates the player for choices that get them into fights. Despite this however this, however, he helps them with such fights.
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* HealerSignsOnEarly: He's the first companion acquired, and the least offensively capable of the main story companions. He doesn't actively heal but instead provides the Player with a DeflectorShield.
* MagicMissileStorm: His attack is similar to the enemy mages from the first game - three {{Energy Ball}}s that target up to three enemies.
* MarkOfTheSupernatural: [[spoiler:At the end of his questline he has to get his right arm amputated to stop a disease and has it replaced by an artificial arm made from green crystals]].
* MrViceGuy: Likes to drink and is very womanizing. Despite this however he ultimately does have morals that he follows.
* NamesToRunFromReallyFast: Part of his name is taken from the word apocalypse. Despite this however he is no harm to anyone except the player's enemies in combat.
* NiceJobBreakingItHero: [[spoiler: He and the Hermit were part of the mage cabal that brought the Dealer back - unleashing the Corruption as a result.]]
* MagicMissileStorm: His attack is similar to the enemy mages from the first game - three {{Energy Ball}}s that target up to three enemies.
* MarkOfTheSupernatural: [[spoiler:At the end of his questline he has to get his right arm amputated to stop a disease and has it replaced by an artificial arm made from green crystals]].
* MrViceGuy: Likes to drink and is very womanizing. Despite this however he ultimately does have morals that he follows.
* NamesToRunFromReallyFast: Part of his name is taken from the word apocalypse. Despite this however he is no harm to anyone except the player's enemies in combat.
* NiceJobBreakingItHero: [[spoiler: He and the Hermit were part of the mage cabal that brought the Dealer back - unleashing the Corruption as a result.]]
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* HealerSignsOnEarly: He's the first companion acquired, and the least offensively capable of the main story companions. He doesn't actively heal heal, but instead provides the Player with a DeflectorShield.
* MagicMissileStorm: His attack is similar to the enemy mages from the first game- — three {{Energy Ball}}s that target up to three enemies.
* MarkOfTheSupernatural: [[spoiler:At the end of hisquestline quest-line, he has to get his right arm amputated to stop a disease and has it replaced by an artificial arm made from green crystals]].
crystals.]]
* MrViceGuy: Likes to drink and is very womanizing. Despitethis however this, however, he ultimately does have morals that he follows.
* NamesToRunFromReallyFast: Part of his name is taken from the word apocalypse. Despitethis however this, however, he is no harm to anyone except the player's enemies in combat.
* NiceJobBreakingItHero:[[spoiler: He [[spoiler:He and the Hermit were part of the mage cabal that brought the Dealer back - — unleashing the Corruption as a result.]]
* MagicMissileStorm: His attack is similar to the enemy mages from the first game
* MarkOfTheSupernatural: [[spoiler:At the end of his
* MrViceGuy: Likes to drink and is very womanizing. Despite
* NamesToRunFromReallyFast: Part of his name is taken from the word apocalypse. Despite
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* BackFromTheDead:[[spoiler: Part of his story is that he has to be killed to atone for his sins which he does and then brought back to live by you.]]
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* BackFromTheDead:[[spoiler: Part BackFromTheDead: [[spoiler:Part of his story is that he has to be killed to atone for his sins sins, which he does does, and then is brought back to live life by you.]]
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* LifeDrinker:[[spoiler:To resurrect Colbjorn, the Player must kill 50 Northerners with the sword that contains his soul.]]
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* LifeDrinker:[[spoiler:To LifeDrinker: [[spoiler:To resurrect Colbjorn, the Player must kill 50 Northerners with the sword that contains his soul.]]
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* SoulJar:[[spoiler: His soul is placed inside a sword, allowing him to come BackFromTheDead.]]
* TheQuietOne: While he does talk he doesn't really say anything outside of necessity.
* TheQuietOne: While he does talk he doesn't really say anything outside of necessity.
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* SoulJar:[[spoiler: His SoulJar: [[spoiler:His soul is placed inside a sword, allowing him to come BackFromTheDead.]]
* TheQuietOne: While he doestalk talk, he doesn't really say anything outside of necessity.
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* DoomedHometown: Her CompanionSpecificSidequest involves accruing allies to protect her hometown of Far Water from the Empire
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* DoomedHometown: Her CompanionSpecificSidequest involves accruing allies to protect her hometown of Far Water from the EmpireEmpire.
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* InterspeciesFriendship: With the last Rat Queen
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* InterspeciesFriendship: The goblin Mister Lionel is Oswin's uncle. Whether there's InterspeciesAdoption, RandomSpeciesOffspring or something else at work is never explained.
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* InterspeciesFriendship: The goblin Mister Lionel is Oswin's uncle. Whether there's InterspeciesAdoption, RandomSpeciesOffspring RandomSpeciesOffspring, or something else at work is never explained.
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A rich noble who helps the player during The Devil challenge in exchange for challenging him to card games. [[spoiler:Eventually he is revealed near the end of the challenge to be TheDevil who lures people with help then takes their soul through an unwinnable card game]]
* NamesToRunFromReallyFast: Is named after an angel of destruction. [[spoiler:And sure enough he eventually reveals himself to be TheDevil]].
* SuspiciousVideoGameGenerosity: Seems to have exactly what the player needs during the challenge to rescue their comrades. [[spoiler:This eventually leads to trapping the player in an unwinnable card game]]
* UnwinnableByDesign: [[spoiler:His final card game, which if the player doesn't use a potion given to them earlier in the challenge or use a specific card will trap the player in game where they can't win]].
* YourSoulIsMine: [[spoiler:The fate of those who lose his final card game, becoming permanent thralls to him incapable of moving their own body]].
* NamesToRunFromReallyFast: Is named after an angel of destruction. [[spoiler:And sure enough he eventually reveals himself to be TheDevil]].
* SuspiciousVideoGameGenerosity: Seems to have exactly what the player needs during the challenge to rescue their comrades. [[spoiler:This eventually leads to trapping the player in an unwinnable card game]]
* UnwinnableByDesign: [[spoiler:His final card game, which if the player doesn't use a potion given to them earlier in the challenge or use a specific card will trap the player in game where they can't win]].
* YourSoulIsMine: [[spoiler:The fate of those who lose his final card game, becoming permanent thralls to him incapable of moving their own body]].
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A rich noble who helps the player during The Devil challenge in exchange for challenging him to card games. [[spoiler:Eventually [[spoiler:Eventually, he is revealed near the end of the challenge to be TheDevil who lures people with help then takes their soul through an unwinnable card game]]
game.]]
* NamesToRunFromReallyFast: Is named after an angel of destruction. [[spoiler:And sureenough enough, he eventually reveals himself to be TheDevil]].
TheDevil.]]
* SuspiciousVideoGameGenerosity: Seems to have exactly what the player needs during the challenge to rescue their comrades. [[spoiler:This eventually leads to trapping the player in an unwinnable cardgame]]
game.]]
* UnwinnableByDesign: [[spoiler:His final card game,which which, if the player doesn't use a potion given to them earlier in the challenge or use a specific card card, will trap the player in a game where they can't win]].
win.]]
* YourSoulIsMine: [[spoiler:The fate of those who lose his final card game, becoming permanent thralls to him incapable of moving their ownbody]].
body.]]
* NamesToRunFromReallyFast: Is named after an angel of destruction. [[spoiler:And sure
* SuspiciousVideoGameGenerosity: Seems to have exactly what the player needs during the challenge to rescue their comrades. [[spoiler:This eventually leads to trapping the player in an unwinnable card
* UnwinnableByDesign: [[spoiler:His final card game,
* YourSoulIsMine: [[spoiler:The fate of those who lose his final card game, becoming permanent thralls to him incapable of moving their own
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One of the first encounters you can unlock: a frail old woman who lives in the woods, and will always offer you health, food or gold at no cost.
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* VideoGameCaringPotential: Once she gets a token added to her card (after completing the Yvonne and Yvette storyline), she'll note that in all her years of helping others, no one's ever helped her. And even though she doesn't explicitly ''ask'' you to do anything, you can [[spoiler:give her the Potion of Youth blessing from the Waterfall of Youth, and she'll become the Maiden again, a Platinum card identical to how she looked in the first game.]]
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* VideoGameCaringPotential: Once she gets a token added to her card (after completing the Yvonne and Yvette storyline), she'll note that in all her years of helping others, no one's ever helped her. And even though she doesn't explicitly ''ask'' you to do anything, you can [[spoiler:give her the Potion of Youth blessing from the Waterfall of Youth, and she'll become the Maiden again, a Platinum card identical to how she looked in the first game.]]
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* OurVampiresAreDifferent: Shadow Beasts drink blood to gain life, but are not human in appearance - they are greenish, with horns, a snout full of teeth, clawed hands and feet, and walk digitigrade.
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* OurVampiresAreDifferent: Shadow Beasts drink blood to gain life, but are not human in appearance - — they are greenish, with horns, a snout full of teeth, clawed hands and feet, and walk digitigrade.
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* AmnesiaLoop: And a ''brutal'' one at that. [[spoiler:You help her bring down Aculeus, only to discover he's ''not'' the man who killed Keturah's daughter. It turns out Tamar died so long ago that Keturah barely remembers anything about who did it - she's not even sure it was a man. The DownerEnding of her storyline ''seems'' to do an about-face in Endless Mode, where she is absolutely certain the killer is one of your bounty targets... but as soon as that fight ends, she says it's not him either and starts mumbling about someone else. Her character description takes on a whole new meaning after that.]]
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* AmnesiaLoop: And a ''brutal'' one at that. [[spoiler:You help her bring down Aculeus, only to discover he's ''not'' the man who killed Keturah's daughter. It turns out Tamar died so long ago that Keturah barely remembers anything about who did it - — she's not even sure it was a man. The DownerEnding of her storyline ''seems'' to do an about-face in Endless Mode, where she is absolutely certain the killer is one of your bounty targets... but as soon as that fight ends, she says it's not him either and starts mumbling about someone else. Her character description takes on a whole new meaning after that.]]
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* MeaningfulName: In archaic Hebrew, her name translates to "surrounded" - which is exactly her status when you first meet her.
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* MeaningfulName: In archaic Hebrew, her name translates to "surrounded" - — which is exactly her status when you first meet her.
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* MeaningfulName: In archaic Hebrew, her name translates to "surrounded" - which is exactly her status when you first meet her.
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* DefrostingIceQueen: Veles will be standoffish and rude for most of the game, but the Brimstone version of The Servant has him showing genuine affection for both Grobben and the player (even if he'd never openly admit it).
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* JerkassHasAPoint: In 2. At first he seems to be motivated purely by revenge, but the further you get into the campaign the clearer it is that Kallas has to be stopped.
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* NoSell: [[spoiler:He's clearly infected by the Corruption - a parting shot from Kallas - but he's the only person in the world able to halt its progress through sheer power.]]
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* NiceJobBreakingItHero: [[spoiler: He and the Hermit were part of the mage cabal that brought the Dealer back - unleashing the Corruption as a result.]]
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-->[['''Some say that goblins are older than time. This goblin seems a little younger than that.'''
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[[-->spoiler:'''He is but a distortion of your memory - do not trust him. Do not trust him.''' (''Hand of Fate 2'')]]
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[[spoiler:-->'''He is but a distortion of your memory - do not trust him. Do not trust him.''' (''Hand of Fate 2'')]]
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[[spoiler:-->'''He is but a distortion of your memory - do not trust him. Do not trust him.''' (''Hand of Fate 2'')]]
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* NoNameGiven: Not in-game; concept art gives the female hero's name as Isondry.
-->'''A magician, a jester, and a vagabond.'''
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* [[spoiler:TheVirus: Like the other mages who brought back the Dealer, Malaclypse has been infected by the Corruption. If you fail the last precision gambit of his storyline, he'll become a Blight Juggernaut and you'll be forced to kill him.]]
-->'''Steel and flesh both subscribe to the same rules. If you hit them hard enough, they do what you want.'''
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* BecauseDestinySaysSo: the fortune teller in Stiegal told the young Ariadne that she would die a hero, so she has sought opportunities for heroism ever since. Whether the fortune teller is [[PhonyPsychic phony]] or not is left ambiguous.
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* BecauseDestinySaysSo: the fortune teller The fortuneteller in Stiegal told the young Ariadne that she would die a hero, so she has sought opportunities for heroism ever since. Whether the fortune teller is [[PhonyPsychic phony]] or not is left ambiguous.
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* SelectiveObliviousness: The fortuneteller's ''exact'' words are that Ariadne will die ''at the side of'' a hero; if you don't see her questline through to the end, that's precisely how her story ends.
-->'''His family lost, his clan turned against him, Colbjorn has travelled south in search of meaning.'''
-->'''Having only ever known military life, Estrella's high rank and fame were justly earned.'''
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-->'''You will find no charity here.'''
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!!! The Old Maiden/[[spoiler:Mereth]]
One of the first encounters you can unlock: a frail old woman who lives in the woods, and will always offer you health, food or gold at no cost.
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* BigGood: Arguably the closest thing this world has to a selfless benefactor: she's helped adventurers for centuries, and never asked anything in return.
* CallBack: She's [[spoiler:Mereth, the Maiden from the first game]], a century older.
* VideoGameCaringPotential: Once she gets a token added to her card (after completing the Yvonne and Yvette storyline), she'll note that in all her years of helping others, no one's ever helped her. And even though she doesn't explicitly ''ask'' you to do anything, you can [[spoiler:give her the Potion of Youth blessing from the Waterfall of Youth, and she'll become the Maiden again, a Platinum card identical to how she looked in the first game.]]
One of the first encounters you can unlock: a frail old woman who lives in the woods, and will always offer you health, food or gold at no cost.
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* BigGood: Arguably the closest thing this world has to a selfless benefactor: she's helped adventurers for centuries, and never asked anything in return.
* CallBack: She's [[spoiler:Mereth, the Maiden from the first game]], a century older.
* VideoGameCaringPotential: Once she gets a token added to her card (after completing the Yvonne and Yvette storyline), she'll note that in all her years of helping others, no one's ever helped her. And even though she doesn't explicitly ''ask'' you to do anything, you can [[spoiler:give her the Potion of Youth blessing from the Waterfall of Youth, and she'll become the Maiden again, a Platinum card identical to how she looked in the first game.]]
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* AmnesiaLoop: And a ''brutal'' one at that. [[Spoiler:You help her bring down Aculeus, only to discover he's ''not'' the man who killed Keturah's daughter. It turns out Tamar died so long ago that Keturah barely remembers anything about who did it - she's not even sure it was a man. The DownerEnding of her storyline ''seems'' to do an about-face in Endless Mode, where she is absolutely certain the killer is one of your bounty targets... but as soon as that fight ends, she says it's not him either and starts mumbling about someone else. Her character description takes on a whole new meaning after that.]]
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* AmnesiaLoop: And a ''brutal'' one at that. [[Spoiler:You [[spoiler:You help her bring down Aculeus, only to discover he's ''not'' the man who killed Keturah's daughter. It turns out Tamar died so long ago that Keturah barely remembers anything about who did it - she's not even sure it was a man. The DownerEnding of her storyline ''seems'' to do an about-face in Endless Mode, where she is absolutely certain the killer is one of your bounty targets... but as soon as that fight ends, she says it's not him either and starts mumbling about someone else. Her character description takes on a whole new meaning after that.]]
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* AmnesiaLoop: And a ''brutal'' one at that. [[Spoiler:You help her bring down Aculeus, only to discover he's ''not'' the man who killed Keturah's daughter. It turns out Tamar died so long ago that Keturah barely remembers anything about who did it - she's not even sure it was a man. The DownerEnding of her storyline ''seems'' to do an about-face in Endless Mode, where she is absolutely certain the killer is one of your bounty targets... but as soon as that fight ends, she says it's not him either and starts mumbling about someone else. Her character description takes on a whole new meaning after that.
-->'''Until she finds her daughter's killer, she will not rest, she will not die.''']]
-->'''Until she finds her daughter's killer, she will not rest, she will not die.''']]
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-->'''Until she finds her daughter's killer, she will not rest, she will not die.''']]'''
-->'''Until she finds her daughter's killer, she will not rest, she will not die.
