These are what we call the 'YMMV items.' Things that some people find in this work. We call them 'your mileage might vary' because not everyone sees these things in the same way. This starts discussions in the trope lists, a thing we don't want. Please use the discussion page if you'd like to discuss any of these items.
Feeling cold? Hop on over to rpg.net and post anything about Palladium games. The ensuing flame wars will heat your home for months.
The Palladium forums, though, are pretty tame, partly due to strict moderation. (The Fanwork Ban, one of the bigger sources of flamethrower fuel elsewhere, is fully supported and obeyed here.)
Complete Monster: Many of the principal villains, both literal monsters and humans, fall into this trope.
While the Angel of Death and Alistair Dunscon are complete monsters, they have their moments of sympathy in their backstories, Yahuar Huacac the Blood Weeper is practically the epitome of evil and insanity, wanting to rule a continent of the undead where no living thing can survive.
Draco in Leather Pants: For all the atrocities they commit, the Coalition can be surprisingly easy to sympathize with. After all, the vast majority of the world's problems actually are caused by magic and/or creatures from other dimensions. If it weren't for their zero tolerance policies and ceaseless propaganda, they would easily come off as The Federation.
Freud Was Right: Some of the robots have... interesting weapon placements.
Game Breaker: If the character you are playing doesn't break the game in some way, shape, or form, you're doing it wrong. Oddly, although they're really just a Mighty Glacier class writ very large, the Glitter Boys get all the heat for this trope.
The Cosmo Knight, however, is simply ridiculous.
And the Godling makes the Cosmo-Knight look sane.
And the Elder Magelord makes the Godling look like a wimp. First session with one of these, I tore apart a Glitter Boy with my bare hands.
Power Levels aside, the Carpet of Adhesion spell is broken because there is effectively no saving throw. If you're caught in the carpet, you're stuck. That's it, no way out.
Misaimed Fandom: The Coalition States provokes arguments about this: some hold they cannot possibly be good, others note that integration is effectively impossible so they just might be what they claim.
Draco in Leather Pants can sometimes result; because they wear cool armor and are indisputably Badass, some people think the Coalition are awesome, and minimize or ignore the evil and atrocities they commit.
There's some stuff, like the Soul Harvesters (guess what they do) from Psyscape, which is so disturbing that the book has a disclaimer right before that section warning off folks with timid sensibilities.
The artwork and concepts of the four Horsemen of the Apocalypse in the Africa world book.
The mutants in Madhaven. Their freaky appearance is bad enough until you remember that they're all descended from humans.
