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* WrongGenreSavvy: When he finds [[spoiler: the original Prophet's corpse]], he quickly thinks to [[SomethingOnlyTheyWouldSay ask them about a specific detail of their first adventure]] so that he confirms they're not an imposter. What he ignores is that [[spoiler: even if the Fleshless Prophet was knowingly impersonating the original one, they were already Fleshless by the time they first met, making his test moot]].
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* BadassBaritone: [[Creator/DaveFennoy Dave Fennoy]] gives him a very deep voice that turns into a furious growl during the fight.
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* FateWorseThanDeath: Unlike most people in his time, he actually anticipated the Cleansing's arrival. Out of desperation, he constructed a humanoid machine in the hopes that he would be able to survive. However, the Cleansing arrived sooner than expected, forcing him to transfer his consciousness onto the incomplete machine. He survived, but was trapped and alone, now forced to watch multiple civilizations after his rise and fall.
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* FateWorseThanDeath: Unlike most people in his time, he actually anticipated the Cleansing's arrival. Out of desperation, he constructed a humanoid machine in the hopes that he would be able to survive. However, the Cleansing arrived sooner than expected, forcing him to transfer his consciousness onto the incomplete machine. He survived, but was trapped and alone, now forced to watch multiple civilizations after his civilizations' rise and fall.
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* HatesTheirParent: Jespar blames his father's stubborn insistence on doing the right thing by prosecuting [[ScrewTheRulesIHaveConnections a powerful noble]] for getting their family killed. [[spoiler: Part of his character development is learning to understand why his father did what he did.]]
* AmnesiacHero: She doesn't remember much of her life before being found by the Order. [[spoiler: This turns out to be because of her death and resurrection as a young girl.]]
* AttemptedRape: Implied to have nearly happened off-screen when she gets cornered by some mercenaries in Dal'Galar's castle. You hear them mention they're going to have "fun" with her and you find her naked afterwards, though thankfully nothing actually happened as [[BullyingADragon this woke her darker side]] who promptly slaughtered the mercs.
* AttemptedRape: Implied to have nearly happened off-screen when she gets cornered by some mercenaries in Dal'Galar's castle. You hear them mention they're going to have "fun" with her and you find her naked afterwards, though thankfully nothing actually happened as [[BullyingADragon this woke her darker side]] who promptly slaughtered the mercs.
* HappilyAdopted: A keeper named Tyras found her when she was young. She regards him as her true father and can occasionally be found paying respects at his grave.
* SheCleansUpNicely: She normally wears armor or a simple blue shirt and pants when off duty but if romanced, she'll wear a dress for her date with the Prophet.
* TookALevelInCheerfulness: She'll become much more upbeat and contented if you support her in her questline, learning to stop suppressing her emotions out of fear it would feed her darker side. Instead, she decides to enjoy life.
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The setting of the previous game and the Prophet's homeland. Since the death of the Lightborn, the country has been in a seat of turmoil as they bring spread their "enlightenment".
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The setting of the previous game and the Prophet's homeland. Since the death of the Lightborn, the country has been in a seat of turmoil as they bring spread their "enlightenment".
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* NeverMyFault: Part of his hypocritical nature is that he acts like he was somehow ''forced'' to invade Enderal for the greater good, when he could very easily just ''not''. He'll constantly claim that Tealor Arantheal is somehow forcing his hand when in reality he is the constant aggressior and continuously makes unreasonable demands.
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* DefrostingIceQueen: She starts off with a very guarded personality but then lightens up considerably, especially if the Prophet romances her.
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* SoleSurvivor: [[spoiler: He and his sister are the only survivors of a [[FamilyExtermination Rhalâta revenge massacre that wiped out the rest of their noble family.]] After her death he becomes the last of the Dal'Varek house.]]
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* SoleSurvivor: [[spoiler: He and his sister are the only survivors of a [[FamilyExtermination Rhalâta revenge massacre that wiped out the rest of their noble family.]] After her death he becomes the last of the Dal'Varek house. If he is the Prophet's companion, then he's the only human still living on Enderal to survive the cleansing.]]
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* IronWoobie: Most people treat Calia coldly at best, or are even more hostile to her, because of the rumors surrounding her and the destruction of her childhood village. She has never had a true friend until the prophet came along. She is soft-spoken and kind, but incredibly deadly in battle, especially if you trigger her SuperpoweredEvilSide.
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* IronWoobie: Most people treat Calia coldly at best, or are even more hostile to her, because of the rumors surrounding her and the destruction of her childhood village. She has never had a true friend until the prophet came along. She confides all her vulnerabilities and self-doubts in the Prophet. She is soft-spoken and kind, but incredibly deadly in battle, especially if you trigger her SuperpoweredEvilSide.
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* PosthumousCharacter: She was killed by the Shadow God during the events of ''Nehrim''.
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* PosthumousCharacter: She was killed by the Shadow God herself during the events of ''Nehrim''.
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* BackFromTheDead: [[spoiler: Subverted. The person you play in the first few minutes on the ship dies and is KilledOffForReal. The person you play for the rest of the game is an entirely different entity who shares the memories of its original counterpart.]]
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* ArtificialHuman: [[spoiler:The protagonist is not a 'flesh-and-blood' human, but an artificial construct of the High Ones; a 'projection' based on their ideal self]].
* BackFromTheDead:[[spoiler: Subverted.[[spoiler:Subverted. The person you play in the first few minutes on the ship dies and is KilledOffForReal. The person you play for the rest of the game is an entirely different entity who shares the memories of its original counterpart.]]
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* CameBackStrong: After the near-death experience, the Prophet practically becomes a OneManArmy, possessing skills and abilities that would take an average person decades to learn. [[spoiler: This is ultimately subverted as it's revealed the Prophet never even survived the near-death experience to begin with, and all their newfound skills and abilities were the result of being a [[HumanoidAbomination Fleshless One]].]]
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* CameBackStrong: After the near-death experience, the Prophet practically becomes a OneManArmy, possessing skills and abilities that would take an average person decades to learn. [[spoiler: This is ultimately subverted as it's revealed the Prophet never even survived the near-death experience to begin with, and all their newfound skills and abilities were the result of being a [[HumanoidAbomination [[ArtificialHuman Fleshless One]].]]
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* HumanoidAbomination: [[spoiler: The protagonist is not a 'flesh-and-blood' human, but an artificial construct of the High Ones; a 'projection' based on their ideal self]].
* ArtificialHuman: [[spoiler: Like the Prophet, Tealor is revealed to be a Fleshless One, a projection created by the High Ones to bring about the Cleansing.]]
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* HumanoidAbomination: [[spoiler: Like the Prophet, Tealor is revealed to be a Fleshless One, a projection created by the High Ones to bring about the Cleansing.]]
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Characters from the previous game ''VideoGame/{{Nehrim}}'' go [[Characters/{{Nehrim}} here]].
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* HeroOfAnotherStory: He's the protagonist of ''Literature/DreamsOfTheDying''.
