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* SmugSuper: Downplayed. Whil aside from the Corruption their fighting syyle is very grounded, they're still prone to making dramatic, condescending poses, to the point that it extends to their executions.
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* {{Foil}}: To the Centurion, even if unintentionally. Both are enlisted, elite soldiers. Both possess similar default armor designs and weaponry, a single-handed blade supported by strong barehanded punches and kicks. The difference is that Centurion's style is a brutal and efficient with straightforward power blows and combinations, while the Tiandi is arrogant and flashy, with a great deal of unnecessary flourishing and impractical spins.
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* AssholeVictim: {{Subverted|Trope}} - the Ocelotl trailer's description acknowledges that the Aztecs committed singificant significant amounts of HumanSacrifice, but by the time the Order of Horkos showed up to sack their lands, the Aztecs had apparently become more peaceful and traded their surplus gold with seafarers, making Conquistador Vela's actions yet another KickTheDog moment for the Order of Horkos.
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* SkillGateCharacter: The Pirate was intentionally made with a low-skill floor with tons of tools and intentionally [[HitboxDissonance overtuned tracking range/hitboxes]] to make her appealing to newer players. That said, she can be beaten by those who understand her moveset.
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* SkillGateCharacter: SkillGateCharacters: The Pirate was intentionally made with a low-skill floor with tons of tools and intentionally [[HitboxDissonance overtuned tracking range/hitboxes]] to make her appealing to newer players. That said, she can be beaten by those who understand her moveset.
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* SwissArmyWeapon: Wields a Poleaxe, a polearm with an axe blade on one side, and a [[DropTheHammer hammer head]] on the other, and he's not afraid to simply hit you with the butt end of it either. The class trailer itself claims it to be the most versatile weapon ever made.
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* SwissArmyWeapon: Wields a Poleaxe, a polearm with an axe blade on one side, and a [[DropTheHammer hammer head]] head on the other, and he's not afraid to simply hit you with the butt end of it either. The class trailer itself claims it to be the most versatile weapon ever made.
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* DropTheHammer: Their weapon of choice is a war hammer.
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* LuckilyMyShieldWillProtectMe: The Varangians wear a kite shield on their left hand that can be used to assume the ''Oathkeeper'' stance, a brief superior block stance similar to Aramusha's, that upon successfully blocking an attack, can be followed up with a myriad of counter attacks.
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*CadreOfForeignBodyguards: The Varangian Guard are named and modeled after the historic [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Byzantine_army#Foreign_and_mercenary_soldiers Varangian Guard]] of the Byzantine Empire. In game, the Varangian Guard speaks a combination of Icelandic, reflecting their origins, and Greek, reflecting their historic role.
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*UndyingLoyalty: In direct contrast to its debut season's focus on treachery, the Varagnian Guard are all about loyalty and once sworn an oath, no bribe will ever change their minds.
*UseYourHead: A few moves feature headbutts.
*UseYourHead: A few moves feature headbutts.
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* AnAxeToGrind: Like the other Vikings of Heathmoor, the Varangian carries a single battle axe alongside their kite shields.
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* SpikesOfVillainy: On both their armor and ''shields''.
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* AmazonBrigade: The Varangian Guard consists entirely of women, natch.
* AnAxeToGrind: Like the other Vikings of Heathmoor, the Varangian carries a single battle axe alongside their kite shields.
* LuckilyMyShieldWillProtectMe: The Varangians wear a kite shield on their left hand that can be used to assume the ''Oathkeeper'' stance, a brief superior block stance similar to Aramusha's, that upon successfully blocking an attack, can be followed up with a myriad of counter attacks.
* AmazonBrigade: The Varangian Guard consists entirely of women, natch.
* AnAxeToGrind: Like the other Vikings of Heathmoor, the Varangian carries a single battle axe alongside their kite shields.
* LuckilyMyShieldWillProtectMe: The Varangians wear a kite shield on their left hand that can be used to assume the ''Oathkeeper'' stance, a brief superior block stance similar to Aramusha's, that upon successfully blocking an attack, can be followed up with a myriad of counter attacks.
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Vikings from beyond Heathmoor's lands, these warriors have flourished as steadfast and loyal to a fault mercenaries, willing to do whatever it takes to complete their client's goals.
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* ProudWarriorRaceGuy: Four separate groups, all legendary for their skill in warfare and willingness to do battle.
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* GutturalGrowler: Vortiger’s voice is deep and gravelly, and the Black Priors are some of the most savage heroes in the game.
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The Lawbringers are the justice in Ashfeld. They enforce the laws and dispense punishment. Their armor is without equal. Their weapon is a grim reminder of the ultimate punishment for lawlessness. They will go wherever they are needed pray that you are on the right side when they arrive.
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Fighting with heavy two-handed Dane axes, Raiders are always found at the forefront of the Viking horde. They cover themselves with tattoos souvenirs from past battles. These fierce warriors embody the ideals of true Viking warriors: bravery, integrity, and passion. All know that their moment of death has already been chosen, and so they do not fear it. Of course, they all intend to bring as many foes with them as they can.
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Fighting with heavy two-handed Dane axes, Raiders are always found at the forefront of the Viking horde. They cover themselves with tattoos – souvenirs from past battles. These fierce warriors embody the ideals of true Viking warriors: bravery, integrity, and passion. All know that their moment of death has already been chosen, and so they do not fear it. Of course, they all intend to bring as many foes with them as they can.
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* NotInThisForYourRevolution: The Outlanders don't share any particular allegiance with each other nor the denizens of Heathmoor, they're simply victims of the ForeverWar who've come to throw their hat in the ring for one reason or another.
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* NotInThisForYourRevolution: The Outlanders don't share any particular allegiance with each other nor the denizens of Heathmoor, they're simply victims of the ForeverWar who've come to throw their hat in the ring for one reason or another. That being said, the Afeera and the Ocelotl downplay this, as both come from cultures that Horkos ravaged in some way and do want revenge.
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* CarryABigStick: Their Macuahuitl, while superficially like a sword, is really a wooden club studded with obsidian blades. It can still take an opponent's head off.
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* RagTagBunchOfMisfits: The Outlanders are travelers from all over the world, united in search of adventure and a sense of belonging. Shown members include pirates from the equivalent of the South China Sea, Medjay from Egypt, and Afeera from Arabia.
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* KickThemWhileTheyAreDown: They can slam their hammer into a downed target’s [[GroinAttack groin]] to do extra damage and specialize in draining their opponents’ stamina to knock them off their feet. Running out of stamina while fighting a Jörmungandr is may not be a guaranteed death sentence, but it will make things much tougher.
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* HelmetsAreHardlyHeroic: Played straight by the Jiang Jun, Nuxia and Shaolin, who wear non-obscuring hats or headbands instead. Downplayed in the case of the Tiandi, who wear helmets that still have their faces fully exposed.
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* AdaptationalBadass: PlayedWith, while he's plenty scary and tough in his source game, his opponents were usually just survivors unable to fight back. Here, he gets to fully show off how much of a powerhouse he is by taking on powerful medieval/feudal-era warriors.
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* AutoRevive: Warmonger's final tier 4 power is the ability to self-revive after death, provided that she isn't executed. It's a pretty rare power, so it makes Warmonger one of the few Heroes to possess it.
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Famed warriors of the Aztecs, the Ocelotl are ferocious yet patient warriors, embodying the jaguars they are named after. Their people, having managed to endure the Cataclysm, pillaged their fallen neighbors for vast amounts of gold, which they then traded peacefully with passing sailors and pirates. When Horkos arrived in the new world, though, they sacked the Aztec lands, taking with them gold, animals, relics, and even one of the Ocelotl. Now, having learned seafaring from the Conquistadors they managed to capture, the Aztecs and their Jaguar Knights have sailed East, ready to exact vengeance upon their foes.
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* {{Foreshadowing}}: As with the pirate, the arrival of the Medjay was hinted at during their debut update well before they were actually announced -- the update, "Curse of the Scarab", focused on a bracelet explicitly stated to bleong to pharaohs, with the accompanying event featuring a map themed around the plagues of Egypt.
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