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''Warriors of Might And Magic'' is a spin off of the much more famous ''VideoGame/HeroesOfMightAndMagic'' saga, and is an ActionGame.
The player controls Alleron, a fomer Captain of the Guards who's accused of necromancy, forced to wear a living mask of shame and thrown in the Pit of the Accused. From here, he'll have to work his way through an army of monsters, warriors and demons in order to clear his name, find out the truth about his origins and stop the resurrection of a dark demon called [[EldritchAbomination Daglathor]].
The player controls Alleron, a fomer Captain of the Guards who's accused of necromancy, forced to wear a living mask of shame and thrown in the Pit of the Accused. From here, he'll have to work his way through an army of monsters, warriors and demons in order to clear his name, find out the truth about his origins and stop the resurrection of a dark demon called [[EldritchAbomination Daglathor]].
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''Warriors of Might And and Magic'' is a spin off spinoff of the much more famous ''VideoGame/HeroesOfMightAndMagic'' ''VideoGame/MightAndMagic'' saga, and is an ActionGame.
The player controls Alleron, afomer former Captain of the Guards who's accused of necromancy, forced to wear a living mask of shame and thrown in the Pit of the Accused. From here, he'll have to work his way through an army of monsters, warriors and demons in order to clear his name, find out the truth about his origins and stop the resurrection of a dark demon called [[EldritchAbomination Daglathor]].
The player controls Alleron, a
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* SiblingYinYang: [[spoiler: Alleron and Daria, big time, including opposite hair colors and personalities.]]
* SinisterScimitar: Averted with the Sword of Saurana and the Sword of Brannock, which are Water enchanted, but played straight by the Sword of Shadows, a Dark-elemental scimitar seemingly made of bones.
* SinisterScimitar: Averted with the Sword of Saurana and the Sword of Brannock, which are Water enchanted, but played straight by the Sword of Shadows, a Dark-elemental scimitar seemingly made of bones.
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* SiblingYinYang: [[spoiler: Alleron [[spoiler:Alleron and Daria, big time, including opposite hair colors and personalities.]]
* SinisterScimitar: Averted with the Sword of Saurana and the Sword of Brannock, which areWater enchanted, Water-enchanted, but played straight by the Sword of Shadows, a Dark-elemental scimitar seemingly made of bones.
* SinisterScimitar: Averted with the Sword of Saurana and the Sword of Brannock, which are
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* TheUnfought: [[spoiler: Daria, since you cannot harm her directly, but she's already incapacitated for you when the cultists try to sacrifice her to Daglathor. You get to fight her directly in the sequel.]]
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* TheUnfought: [[spoiler: Daria, [[spoiler:Daria, since you cannot harm her directly, but she's already incapacitated for you when the cultists try to sacrifice her to Daglathor. You get to fight her directly in the sequel.]]
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* YouHaveOutlivedYourUsefulness: Daria is eventually tied to a... weird structure. With No reason given.
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* YouHaveOutlivedYourUsefulness: Daria is eventually tied to a... weird structure. With No no reason given.
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* CameraScrew: Usually the camera is known for killing more gamers than the monsters themselves.
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* BladeOnAStick: Several, including [[DoubleWeapon Chien's Halbeard]] and [[InfinityPlusOneSword Angel Arm.]] Alleron tend to swing them a lot.
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* AnAxeToGrind: Many weapons, expecially the Meteoric Axe (Air damage), and the Axe of Vim (Light Damage).
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* HornyDevils: Succubi appear ingame, but they mostly attack by kicking and tossing fireballs.
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* SuccubiAndIncubi: Succubi appear ingame, but they mostly attack by kicking and tossing fireballs.
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Received a sequel the following year, titled ''Shifters''.
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Received a sequel the following year, titled ''Shifters''.
''Shifters''. Alleron is back, now imbued with VoluntaryShapeshifting powers into a ram, gryphon, and multiple different animal-human hybrid transformations, and he must defeat a new race of half-metal invaders in a {{Magitek}} setting.
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* NamedWeapons: Many of your weapons. Perhaps parodied with "[[SimpleStaff Geremia's Scepter]]".
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* NamedWeapons: Many of your weapons. Perhaps parodied with "[[SimpleStaff Geremia's Scepter]]"."Geremia's Scepter".
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* BeastMan: A few of the enemies encountered are this.
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* BeastMan: A few of the enemies encountered are this. The sequel has the "Beasts" as the antagonists of the first chapter (and appearing infrequently afterwords) -- these ones being minions of the BigBad who have been mutated into a variety of flesh-eating animal-men, and are the first subject of your new VoluntaryShapeshifting powers.
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* ClingyMacGuffin: The Mask of Accused. You're stuck with it for most of the first game. Alleron still wears it in ''Shifters'', but is apparently able to remove it at will.
* ColorCodedForYourConvenience: When an enemy is selected, you'll see a coloured ring, based on the element (Red for Fire, Green for Earth, Dark Blue for Water, Light Blue for Air, Black for Darkness and White for Light).
* ColorCodedForYourConvenience: When an enemy is selected, you'll see a coloured ring, based on the element (Red for Fire, Green for Earth, Dark Blue for Water, Light Blue for Air, Black for Darkness and White for Light).
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* ClingyMacGuffin: The Mask of Accused. You're stuck with it for most of the first game. Alleron still wears it in ''Shifters'', but is apparently now able to remove it at will.
* ColorCodedForYourConvenience: When an enemy is selected, you'll see a colouredring, ring based on the element (Red for Fire, Green for Earth, Dark Blue for Water, Light Blue for Air, Black for Darkness and White for Light).
* ColorCodedForYourConvenience: When an enemy is selected, you'll see a coloured
* CurseOfThePharaoh: In ''Shifters'', Alleron's mission to deliver a message to the Sultan of Muq'abar is interrupted when he finds the desert city has fallen under a devastating plague, after treasure hunters disturbed the tomb of Sekotep. With the Sultan's palace locked down, Alleron is forced to travel into the desert and destroy the undead pharaoh to lift the curse.
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* DiscOneFinalBoss: The Grand Inquisitor, in ''Shifters''.
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* DiscOneFinalBoss: The Grand Inquisitor, Inquisitor in ''Shifters''.
* OddlyNamedSequel2ElectricBoogaloo: ''Warriors of Might & Magic'' has a sequel that goes by the OneWordTitle of ''Shifters'', seemingly ditching the ''Might & Magic'' association despite otherwise continuing Alleron's story.
* ReplayValue: In ''Shifters'', there are six races available to shapeshift into, each providing a succession of spells as they level up and a gameplay benefit that aids in optional exploration and puzzle solving (like Djinn having {{Intangibility}} to pass through bars and grates). However, you can only have four of them in a given run (with only the Beast form guaranteed), and the exact order you chose them in will leave segments of levels inaccessible. In addition, each form's progression eventually splits between a "mage" and "warlord" final form, with mutually-exclusive spells.
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* VideogameCrueltyPotential: At one point, you can burn a prisoner (or a ghost?) alive in a furnace. However if you do so, [[OneHitKill his wraith will appear and kill you where you stand.]]
* TheUndead: Many enemies. The second game features the [[{{Mummy}} Deadspawn]].
* TheUndead: Many enemies. The second game features the [[{{Mummy}} Deadspawn]].
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* VideogameCrueltyPotential: VideogameCrueltyPunishment: At one point, you can burn a prisoner (or a ghost?) alive in a furnace. However if you do so, [[OneHitKill his wraith will appear and kill you where you stand.]]
* TheUndead: Many enemies. The second game features the [[{{Mummy}}Deadspawn]].Deadspawn]], who are the subject of a themed chapter and one of the species Alleron can shapeshift into -- being immune to poison, the Deadspawn form can open up areas for exploration that are otherwise hazardous.
* TheUndead: Many enemies. The second game features the [[{{Mummy}}
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* UselessUsefulSpell: Averted by the Charm spell: It always works, even on strong foes, and is quite useful. The honor goes to Torch, whose only purpouse is to make dark areas (rare to come by) brighter.
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* UselessUsefulSpell: Averted by the Charm spell: It always works, even on strong foes, and is quite useful. The honor goes to Torch, whose only purpouse purpose is to make dark areas (rare to come by) brighter.
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* ALoadOfBull: The Minotaurs and Minotaur Warriors enemies in the Citadel of Magic halfway through the game. Oddly, the Minotaur's element is [[MakingASplash water.]]
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* OurMinotaursAreDifferent: The Minotaurs and Minotaur Warriors enemies in the Citadel of Magic halfway through the game. Oddly, the Minotaur's element is [[MakingASplash water.]]
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* TheNecromancer: Daria seems to be capable of summoning large numbers of undead.
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* TheNecromancer: {{Necromancer}}: Daria seems to be capable of summoning large numbers of undead.
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* OurElvesAreBetter: Averted, the only elves seen ingame are a bunch of aggressive bastards.
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* OurElvesAreBetter: Averted, the OurElvesAreDifferent: The only elves seen ingame are a bunch of aggressive bastards.
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* MsFanservice: Daria is an seductive temptress with an ample chest and wearing a LittleBlackDress that [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KWUy3awA4v4 accentuates her curves very nicely]].
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* CleverCrows: Cahw.
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* DeadpanSnarker: Saylo, the abbot who decides to help Alleron on his quest, and Cahw's master.
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* DeadpanSnarker: Saylo, the abbot who decides to help Alleron on his quest, and Cahw's Carlin's master.
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* NonHumanSidekick: Cahw the crow. Also a friendly "coyote" in the Maze level of the City of Magic.
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* NonHumanSidekick: Cahw Carlin the crow. Also a friendly "coyote" in the Maze level of the City of Magic.
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* WhatHappenedToTheMouse: Apok, the orc you just rescued from the Zombies and gives you his ring in The First level and later Shows up again in the Orc Mines, but then now he's nowhere now in Later levels, what really happened to him?
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* AbsurdlySpaciousSewer: The Pit of the Accused, the first level, is one: The main passages are big enough for a Dragon and filled with expanded side passages leading everywhere, and that's without getting into the even more complex dungeon below, leading to a waterfall straigth into an orcish mine, currently under work.
* BadWithTheBone: Your very first weapon is the bone of some poor devil who was eaten by the monsters of the Pit.
* BeastMan: A few of the enemies encountered are this.
* BeastMan: A few of the enemies encountered are this.
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* BladeOnAStick: Several, including [[DoubleWeapon Chien's Halbeard]] and [[InfinityPlusOneSword Angel Arm.]]
* BossInMookClothing: The Large Demons are extremely powerful and have a lot of health. Thankfully, they're quite slow.
* BossInMookClothing: The Large Demons are extremely powerful and have a lot of health. Thankfully, they're quite slow.
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* BladeOnAStick: Several, including [[DoubleWeapon Chien's Halbeard]] and [[InfinityPlusOneSword Angel Arm.]]
]] Alleron tend to swing them a lot.
* BlatantLies: [[AllThereInTheManual The manual]] mentions that Necromancers, despite the implications of their title, rarely rise the dead, and their ill reputation is usually the result of the rumors born from ignorant and fearful commoners. In game the only Necromancer, Daria, does nothing but summoning living dead to kill Alleron, who's only accused of being a Necromancer himself, making the previously mentioned comment sound useless and silly.
* BossInMookClothing: TheLarge Demons Hellions are extremely powerful and have a lot of health. Thankfully, they're quite slow.
* BlatantLies: [[AllThereInTheManual The manual]] mentions that Necromancers, despite the implications of their title, rarely rise the dead, and their ill reputation is usually the result of the rumors born from ignorant and fearful commoners. In game the only Necromancer, Daria, does nothing but summoning living dead to kill Alleron, who's only accused of being a Necromancer himself, making the previously mentioned comment sound useless and silly.
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* DarkIsEvil: Played straight: Alleron can't cast Darkness spells and almost all the demons are of this element. [[spoiler: Averted by the FinalBoss.]]
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* {{Cyclops}}: Daglathor has a single red eye, resembling overall a bulking cyclop Deep One.
* DarkIsEvil: Played straight: Alleron can't cast Darknessspells spells, dark-aligned equipment will come with some serious maluses and almost all the demons are of this element. [[spoiler: Averted by the FinalBoss.FinalBoss, who is not Dark Elemental at all.]]
* DarkIsEvil: Played straight: Alleron can't cast Darkness
* DeadpanSnarker: Saylo, the abbot who decides to help Alleron on his quest, and Cahw's master.
* EldritchAbomination: Daglathor the Kreegan Lord is described in such a way.
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* ElementalRockPaperScissors: The bulk of magic attacks of course, consist in this cycle: Fire burns Earth, Earth blocks Air, Air best Water and Water beats fire. Light and Darkness are effective against each other. furthermore, Darkness is effective against Earth and Water, while Light is effective against Air and Fire.
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* ElementalRockPaperScissors: The bulk of magic attacks of course, consist in this cycle: Fire burns Earth, Earth blocks Air, Air best Water and Water beats fire. Light and Darkness are effective against each other. furthermore, Darkness is effective against Earth and Water, while Light is effective against Air and Fire. Weapons and Rings will affect your elemental attack, while armor, shields and amulets will rise the elemental defense. This is however averted for your defense: in order to be more protected from an element, you have to carry armor and shields of the same element as your current enemy.
* EvilIsDeathlyCold: Daglathor is described as the master of a glacial domain, and his innermost cell is seemingly made of ice or blue crystals resembling ice. [[spoiler: His first two forms are elementally aligned with Water and Air, respectively.]]
* EvilIsDeathlyCold: Daglathor is described as the master of a glacial domain, and his innermost cell is seemingly made of ice or blue crystals resembling ice. [[spoiler: His first two forms are elementally aligned with Water and Air, respectively.]]
* GlassCannon: Enemy casters will be much more dangerous than normal enemies, but thankfully less healthy.
* GoodIsNotNice: Einar the Ancient decided to indulge into his lust and have his way with several mortal women, and each union was blessed with a demigod child, which pushed the events of the game in motion. For a great hero and slayer of Kreegans, he's surely a douchebag.
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* HornyDevils: Succubi appear ingame.
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* HornyDevils: Succubi appear ingame.ingame, but they mostly attack by kicking and tossing fireballs.
* LaserGuidedKarma: Apparently, Balthus the undead jailer you meet in the Pit of the Accused was the guy in the purple armor in the opening movie, killing people for fun.
* LifeDrain: While Blue Gazers will absorb your mana, Green ones will deplete your life force. Luckily they're only met in two levels.
* LifeDrain: While Blue Gazers will absorb your mana, Green ones will deplete your life force. Luckily they're only met in two levels.
* MultiMeleeMaster: Alleron is quite adept with swords, maces, axes and even greatswords and polearms. At the end of the second level you can even find a Crossbow that allows you to shoot elemental darts.
* NiceJobBreakingItHero: In the background, Vim was condamned to an horrible fate after he came to rescue his bride to be, unaware that it was a ruse organized by her father in order to strike at Daglathor's cult.
* NonElemental: There's exactly one enemy in the whole game who doesn't have an elemental alignment, and that is: [[spoiler: Daglathor's last form.]]
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* OneWingedAngel: [[spoiler: Averted, when you defeat the first form of Daglathor he simply turns in another copy of himself with a different element (namely first Water, then Fire then Earth).]]
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* OurGoblinsAreDifferent: They're blue, and their element is water. You also need a petrified goblin in order to solve a puzzle.
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* OurGoblinsAreDifferent: They're blue, and their element is water. You also need a petrified goblin in order to solve a puzzle. They can also steal your equipment.
* OurOgresAreHungrier: Big, light blue brutes with either clubs or lightining-shooting staves, they tend to be surprisingly nimble despite their pot bellies.
* OurOgresAreHungrier: Big, light blue brutes with either clubs or lightining-shooting staves, they tend to be surprisingly nimble despite their pot bellies.
* {{Pun}}: Commonly used in the description of your weapons.
* RealTimeWeaponChange: By pausing, you can change your entire inventory with ease, even armor and shield. Though if you change your weapon you'll be slightly delayed as Alleron draws the new weapon from {{Hammerspace}}.
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* SealedEvilInACan: Daglathor. Daria is trying to release him.
* {{Stripperific}}: Daria is, to tell it bluntly, dressed as a slut.
* TricksterMentor: The Chief Abbot who helps Alleron on his quest and offers to remove is mask.
* {{Stripperific}}: Daria is, to tell it bluntly, dressed as a slut.
* TricksterMentor: The Chief Abbot who helps Alleron on his quest and offers to remove is mask.
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* ReligionOfEvil: The Cult of Daglathor, who's said to enjoy depravity and deboucheries from his followers.
* SealedEvilInACan: Daglathor. Since Einar was unable to kill him, he decided to imprison him in the bowels of a volcano. Daria is trying to releasehim.
him. [[spoiler: In the last level you have to recover the Terrenus Spell scroll from his lair (and battling Daglathor in the process) and seal him for good.]]
* SiblingYinYang: [[spoiler: Alleron and Daria, big time, including opposite hair colors and personalities.]]
* SinisterScimitar: Averted with the Sword of Saurana and the Sword of Brannock, which are Water enchanted, but played straight by the Sword of Shadows, a Dark-elemental scimitar seemingly made of bones.
* {{Stripperific}}: Daria is, to tell it bluntly, dressed as aslut.
slut. Given the nature of the cult she serves though it's kinda appropriate, as seen with the female cultists.
* TeleportSpam: [[spoiler: Daglathor's second form just loves to suddenly teleport right behind you to attack, making this form much more dangerous than the first.]]
* TricksterMentor: The Chief Abbot Saylo who helps Alleron on his quest and offers to remove is mask.
* SealedEvilInACan: Daglathor. Since Einar was unable to kill him, he decided to imprison him in the bowels of a volcano. Daria is trying to release
* SiblingYinYang: [[spoiler: Alleron and Daria, big time, including opposite hair colors and personalities.]]
* SinisterScimitar: Averted with the Sword of Saurana and the Sword of Brannock, which are Water enchanted, but played straight by the Sword of Shadows, a Dark-elemental scimitar seemingly made of bones.
* {{Stripperific}}: Daria is, to tell it bluntly, dressed as a
* TeleportSpam: [[spoiler: Daglathor's second form just loves to suddenly teleport right behind you to attack, making this form much more dangerous than the first.]]
* TricksterMentor: The Chief Abbot Saylo who helps Alleron on his quest and offers to remove is mask.
* TheUnfought: [[spoiler: Daria, since you cannot harm her directly, but she's already incapacitated for you when the cultists try to sacrifice her to Daglathor. You get to fight her directly in the sequel.]]
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* UselessUsefulSpell: Averted by the Charm spell: It always works, even on strong foes, and is quite useful.
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* UselessUsefulSpell: Averted by the Charm spell: It always works, even on strong foes, and is quite useful. The honor goes to Torch, whose only purpouse is to make dark areas (rare to come by) brighter.
* VoluntaryShapeshifting: Alleron's main power in the second game.
* VoluntaryShapeshifting: Alleron's main power in the second game.
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* WingsDoNothing: Though Succubi fly, it is still possible to have them fall to their deaths in bottomless pits just by pushing them back.
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* ReformulatedGame: As with most of 3DO's late releases, the PS1, PS2 and GBC versions are all completely different games.
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* ALoadOfBull: The Minotaurs and Minotaur Warriors enemies in the Citadel of Magic halfway through the game. Oddly, the Minotaur's element is [[MakingASplash water.]]
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* ALoadOfBull: The Minotaurs and Minotaur Warriors enemies in the Citadel of Magic halfway through the game. Oddly, the Minotaur's element is [[MakingASplash water.]]
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* ALoadOfBull: ArcVillain: The Minotaurs second game is full of these. [[TheUndead Sekotep]], [[EldritchAbomination Gorgantha]] and Minotaur Warriors enemies in the Citadel of Magic halfway through the game. Oddly, the Minotaur's element is [[MakingASplash water.]][[TheUsurper Djinn Usurper]].
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** He is succeeded by [[spoiler:Daria]] in ''Shifters''.
* BigBadWannabe: Daria. [[spoiler: In the first game, at least.]]
* BigBadWannabe: Daria. [[spoiler: In the first game, at least.]]
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* ClingyMacGuffin: The Mask of Accused. You're stuck with it for most of the game.
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* ClingyMacGuffin: The Mask of Accused. You're stuck with it for most of the game.first game. Alleron still wears it in ''Shifters'', but is apparently able to remove it at will.
** The final boss of ''Shifters'', [[spoiler:Daria]], thanks to being able to retreat to an unreachable spot and rapidly heal back to full health.
* DiscOneFinalBoss: The Grand Inquisitor, in ''Shifters''.
* TheDragon: Daria to Daglathor in the first game. The Grand Inquisitor to [[spoiler:Daria]] in the second.
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* FaceHeelTurn: Daria, soo so soon that it's barely a spoiler.
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* MaskPower: Subverted, Subverted with the Mask of the Accursed; it's actually more like a mark of shame.shame, though Alleron claims it lets him "see the darkness in men's hearts".
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* RedHerring: The Great Inquisitor.
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* PortalCut: In ''Shifters'', a lore book in the Kreegan Temple states that a [[{{Kaiju}} Kreegan broodmother]] accidentally unleashed by the priests was slain when the portal she was using was suddenly shut off. Her gigantic severed head, still blocking the portal gate, is the backdrop for the fight against Gorgantha.
* PuzzleBoss: The Djinn Usurper in ''Shifters'', though it's not much of one: When Alleron points out that all he needs to do to destroy the Djinn is smash the container holding its soul, the boss responds by filling the room with dozens of duplicate jars.
* RedHerring: The GreatInquisitor.
Inquisitor, [[spoiler: in both games]].
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* PuzzleBoss: The Djinn Usurper in ''Shifters'', though it's not much of one: When Alleron points out that all he needs to do to destroy the Djinn is smash the container holding its soul, the boss responds by filling the room with dozens of duplicate jars.
* RedHerring: The Great
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* [[spoiler: TheEndOrIsIt: The game ends with Daglator's temple exploding and Alleron emerging safe and sound from the ruins, but as he leaves, Daria [[spoiler:Daria stands up from the crater, still alive and kicking.]]
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* TheUndead: Many enemies. The second game features the [[{{Mummy}} Deadspawn]].
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* UselessUsefulSpell: Averted by the Charme Charm spell: It always works, even on strong foes, and is quite useful.
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''Warriors of Might And Magic'' is a spin off of the much more famous ''HeroesOfMightAndMagic'' saga, and is an ActionGame.
The player controls Alleron, a fomer Captain of the Guards who's accused of necromancy, forced to wear a living mask of shame and thrown in the Pit of the Accused. From here, he'll have to work his way through an army of monsters, warriors and demons in order to clear his name, find out the truth about his origins and stop the resurrection of a dark demon called [[EldritchAbomination Daglathor]].
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!!''Warriors of Might and Magic'' contains examples of:
* AnAxeToGrind: Many weapons, expecially the Meteoric Axe (Air damage), and the Axe of Vim (Light Damage).
* ALoadOfBull: The Minotaurs and Minotaur Warriors enemies in the Citadel of Magic halfway through the game. Oddly, the Minotaur's element is [[MakingASplash water.]]
* BerserkButton: Alleron doesn't like to be called a necromancer. He's still a sorcerer and warrior, but not a necromancer.
* BigBad: Daglathor. [[OrcusOnHisThrone Not that his threat is "that" imposing.]]
* BigBadWannabe: Daria.
* BigFancySword: Including "Grendel" and "[[AnIcePerson Wild Winter]]".
* BladeOnAStick: Several, including [[DoubleWeapon Chien's Halbeard]] and [[InfinityPlusOneSword Angel Arm.]]
* BlueEyes: Daria.
* BossInMookClothing: The Large Demons are extremely powerful and have a lot of health. Thankfully, they're quite slow.
* CameraScrew: Usually the camera is known for killing more gamers than the monsters themselves.
* ClingyMacGuffin: The Mask of Accused. You're stuck with it for most of the game.
* ColorCodedForYourConvenience: When an enemy is selected, you'll see a coloured ring, based on the element (Red for Fire, Green for Earth, Dark Blue for Water, Light Blue for Air, Black for Darkness and White for Light).
* CoolSword: Several of various elements.
* DarkIsEvil: Played straigth: Alleron can't cast Darkness spells and almost all the demons are of this element. [[spoiler: Averted by the FinalBoss.]]
* DamageSpongeBoss: Many high level enemies and also Talin Thraxxus and Daglathor.
* DenOfIniquity: The Temple of Depraved, the eighth level.
* DoubleWeapon: Including the exotic looking Chien's Halbeard and the Double Morning Star ([[ICallItVera a.k.a. "The Clapper"]]).
* ElementalPowers: [[PlayingWithFire Fire]], [[MakingASplash Wa]][[AnIcePerson ter]], [[DishingOutDirt Earth]], [[SoulPower A]][[ShockAndAwe ir]], [[HolyHandGrenade Light]] and [[DarkIsEvil Darkness]]. The last one however has no spells and can only be used via cursed swords.
* ElementalRockPaperScissors: The bulk of magic attacks of course, consist in this cycle: Fire burns Earth, Earth blocks Air, Air best Water and Water beats fire. Light and Darkness are effective against each other. furthermore, Darkness is effective against Earth and Water, while Light is effective against Air and Fire.
* ExcusePlot: Seriously, it's very hard to figure out what the actual plot is or why you're venturing in certain dungeons.
* FaceHeelTurn: Daria, soo soon that it's barely a spoiler.
* {{Golem}}: The third level is full of Stone and Wood Golems (earth element) and [[OurGargoylesRock Gargoyles]] (air element).
* HalfHumanHybrid: Is soon discovered that Alleron and Daria have the blood of a God in their veins, and in order to ascend to Godhood, only one must survive. [[JerkAssGod Yeah...]]
* HornyDevils: Succubus appears ingame.
* LanternJawOfJustice: Alleron.
* LizardFolk: Troglodytes met on the way to the City of Magic. They're at war with Elves.
* MagicKnight: Alleron himself.
* MalevolentMaskedMan: The Great Inquisitor.
* MaskPower: Subverted, it's actually more like a mark of shame.
* TheMaze: There's an incredibly frustrating one in the City Of Magic, and, of course, is filled with Minotaurs. Also the last part of the Temple of Daglathor.
* NamedWeapons: Many of your weapons. Perhaps parodied with "[[SimpleStaff Geremia's Scepter]]".
--> Geremia's Scepter. And now is Mine.
* TheNecromancer: Daria seems to be capable of summoning large numbers of undeads.
* NightOfTheLivingMooks: The seventh mission, where Daria unleash a small horde of ghouls and ghosts on the abbey.
* NintendoHard: Some levels of the game are really frustrating.
* NoSell: Alleron and Daria can't directly harm each other, being half-siblings and children of a God.
* NonHumanSidekick: Cahw the crow. Also a friendly "coyote" in the Maze level of the City of Magic.
* OneWingedAngel: [[spoiler: Averted, when you defeat the first form of Daglathor he simply turns in another copy of himself with a different element (namely first Water, then Fire then Earth).]]
* OurElvesAreBetter: Averted, the only elves seen ingame are a bunch of aggressive bastards.
* OurGoblinsAreDifferent: They're blue, and their element is water. You also need a petrified goblin in order to solve a puzzle.
* OurOrcsAreDifferent: Usually met as foes, some of them are good guys who will help Alleron on his quest more than once. In the second stage you even have to help the old Orc chief against his political rival.
* RavensAndCrows: Cahw.
* RedHerring: The Great Inquisitor.
* SealedEvilInACan: Daglathor. Daria is trying to release him.
* {{Stripperific}}: Daria is, to tell it bluntly, dressed as a slut.
* TricksterMentor: The Chief Abbot who helps Alleron on his quest and offers to remove is mask.
* [[spoiler: TheEndOrIsIt: The game ends with Daglator's temple exploding and Alleron emerging safe and sound from the ruins, but as he leaves, Daria stands up from the crater, still alive and kicking.]]
* TopHeavyGuy: Alleron.
* VideogameCrueltyPotential: At one point, you can burn a prisoner (or a ghost?) alive in a furnace. However if you do so, [[OneHitKill his wraith will appear and kill you where you stand.]]
* TheUndead: Many enemies.
* UngratefulBastard: The King of the Elves. After you recover his sword from the King of the Troglodites he repays you with steel.
* UselessUsefulSpell: Averted by the Charme spell: It always works, even on strong foes, and is quite useful.
* WakeUpCallBoss: Balthus the Jailer. If you haven't found a fire spell tome or a light spell tome you're screwed.
* WhatTheHellHero: When Alleron meet an imprisoned and powerless Daria in the Temple of Daglathor, he steals her key and leave her to die without a second though. Ok, she tried to kill him several times, but....
* YouHaveOutlivedYourUsefulness: Daria is eventually tied to a... weird structure. With No reason given.
The player controls Alleron, a fomer Captain of the Guards who's accused of necromancy, forced to wear a living mask of shame and thrown in the Pit of the Accused. From here, he'll have to work his way through an army of monsters, warriors and demons in order to clear his name, find out the truth about his origins and stop the resurrection of a dark demon called [[EldritchAbomination Daglathor]].
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!!''Warriors of Might and Magic'' contains examples of:
* AnAxeToGrind: Many weapons, expecially the Meteoric Axe (Air damage), and the Axe of Vim (Light Damage).
* ALoadOfBull: The Minotaurs and Minotaur Warriors enemies in the Citadel of Magic halfway through the game. Oddly, the Minotaur's element is [[MakingASplash water.]]
* BerserkButton: Alleron doesn't like to be called a necromancer. He's still a sorcerer and warrior, but not a necromancer.
* BigBad: Daglathor. [[OrcusOnHisThrone Not that his threat is "that" imposing.]]
* BigBadWannabe: Daria.
* BigFancySword: Including "Grendel" and "[[AnIcePerson Wild Winter]]".
* BladeOnAStick: Several, including [[DoubleWeapon Chien's Halbeard]] and [[InfinityPlusOneSword Angel Arm.]]
* BlueEyes: Daria.
* BossInMookClothing: The Large Demons are extremely powerful and have a lot of health. Thankfully, they're quite slow.
* CameraScrew: Usually the camera is known for killing more gamers than the monsters themselves.
* ClingyMacGuffin: The Mask of Accused. You're stuck with it for most of the game.
* ColorCodedForYourConvenience: When an enemy is selected, you'll see a coloured ring, based on the element (Red for Fire, Green for Earth, Dark Blue for Water, Light Blue for Air, Black for Darkness and White for Light).
* CoolSword: Several of various elements.
* DarkIsEvil: Played straigth: Alleron can't cast Darkness spells and almost all the demons are of this element. [[spoiler: Averted by the FinalBoss.]]
* DamageSpongeBoss: Many high level enemies and also Talin Thraxxus and Daglathor.
* DenOfIniquity: The Temple of Depraved, the eighth level.
* DoubleWeapon: Including the exotic looking Chien's Halbeard and the Double Morning Star ([[ICallItVera a.k.a. "The Clapper"]]).
* ElementalPowers: [[PlayingWithFire Fire]], [[MakingASplash Wa]][[AnIcePerson ter]], [[DishingOutDirt Earth]], [[SoulPower A]][[ShockAndAwe ir]], [[HolyHandGrenade Light]] and [[DarkIsEvil Darkness]]. The last one however has no spells and can only be used via cursed swords.
* ElementalRockPaperScissors: The bulk of magic attacks of course, consist in this cycle: Fire burns Earth, Earth blocks Air, Air best Water and Water beats fire. Light and Darkness are effective against each other. furthermore, Darkness is effective against Earth and Water, while Light is effective against Air and Fire.
* ExcusePlot: Seriously, it's very hard to figure out what the actual plot is or why you're venturing in certain dungeons.
* FaceHeelTurn: Daria, soo soon that it's barely a spoiler.
* {{Golem}}: The third level is full of Stone and Wood Golems (earth element) and [[OurGargoylesRock Gargoyles]] (air element).
* HalfHumanHybrid: Is soon discovered that Alleron and Daria have the blood of a God in their veins, and in order to ascend to Godhood, only one must survive. [[JerkAssGod Yeah...]]
* HornyDevils: Succubus appears ingame.
* LanternJawOfJustice: Alleron.
* LizardFolk: Troglodytes met on the way to the City of Magic. They're at war with Elves.
* MagicKnight: Alleron himself.
* MalevolentMaskedMan: The Great Inquisitor.
* MaskPower: Subverted, it's actually more like a mark of shame.
* TheMaze: There's an incredibly frustrating one in the City Of Magic, and, of course, is filled with Minotaurs. Also the last part of the Temple of Daglathor.
* NamedWeapons: Many of your weapons. Perhaps parodied with "[[SimpleStaff Geremia's Scepter]]".
--> Geremia's Scepter. And now is Mine.
* TheNecromancer: Daria seems to be capable of summoning large numbers of undeads.
* NightOfTheLivingMooks: The seventh mission, where Daria unleash a small horde of ghouls and ghosts on the abbey.
* NintendoHard: Some levels of the game are really frustrating.
* NoSell: Alleron and Daria can't directly harm each other, being half-siblings and children of a God.
* NonHumanSidekick: Cahw the crow. Also a friendly "coyote" in the Maze level of the City of Magic.
* OneWingedAngel: [[spoiler: Averted, when you defeat the first form of Daglathor he simply turns in another copy of himself with a different element (namely first Water, then Fire then Earth).]]
* OurElvesAreBetter: Averted, the only elves seen ingame are a bunch of aggressive bastards.
* OurGoblinsAreDifferent: They're blue, and their element is water. You also need a petrified goblin in order to solve a puzzle.
* OurOrcsAreDifferent: Usually met as foes, some of them are good guys who will help Alleron on his quest more than once. In the second stage you even have to help the old Orc chief against his political rival.
* RavensAndCrows: Cahw.
* RedHerring: The Great Inquisitor.
* SealedEvilInACan: Daglathor. Daria is trying to release him.
* {{Stripperific}}: Daria is, to tell it bluntly, dressed as a slut.
* TricksterMentor: The Chief Abbot who helps Alleron on his quest and offers to remove is mask.
* [[spoiler: TheEndOrIsIt: The game ends with Daglator's temple exploding and Alleron emerging safe and sound from the ruins, but as he leaves, Daria stands up from the crater, still alive and kicking.]]
* TopHeavyGuy: Alleron.
* VideogameCrueltyPotential: At one point, you can burn a prisoner (or a ghost?) alive in a furnace. However if you do so, [[OneHitKill his wraith will appear and kill you where you stand.]]
* TheUndead: Many enemies.
* UngratefulBastard: The King of the Elves. After you recover his sword from the King of the Troglodites he repays you with steel.
* UselessUsefulSpell: Averted by the Charme spell: It always works, even on strong foes, and is quite useful.
* WakeUpCallBoss: Balthus the Jailer. If you haven't found a fire spell tome or a light spell tome you're screwed.
* WhatTheHellHero: When Alleron meet an imprisoned and powerless Daria in the Temple of Daglathor, he steals her key and leave her to die without a second though. Ok, she tried to kill him several times, but....
* YouHaveOutlivedYourUsefulness: Daria is eventually tied to a... weird structure. With No reason given.
