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* {{Princess}}
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The main heroine of Cass's deck and, unbeknownst to him, a real BadassPrincess in another reality.
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The main heroine of Cass's deck and, unbeknownst to him, a real BadassPrincess in another reality.
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* Badass Princess
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* Badass Princess{{Princess}}
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-->Weaver: [[AGodAmI A common theme one finds in classical mythology is the belief that all [...] outcomes have already been decided by gods weaving together the strands of fate. On a related note, you can call me... Weaver.]]
-->Cass: No. I'm gonna call you Louis - you look like a Louis to me.
-->Weaver: [[WorthyOpponent I see that we are evenly matched...]]
-->Cass: Not really, no. Is this going somewhere?
-->Cass: No. I'm gonna call you Louis - you look like a Louis to me.
-->Weaver: [[WorthyOpponent I see that we are evenly matched...]]
-->Cass: Not really, no. Is this going somewhere?
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* BigBad: The primary bad guy for the fantasy half of the movie.
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* TheDragon: The Emissary's right hand man.
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Tough-as-nails GamerChick and the object of Cass' misguided affections.
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Tough-as-nails GamerChick and the object of Cass' misguided affections.
affections. She plays the Holden faction.
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* GamerChick: Natalie, Natalie is one, although she ''hates'' being perceived this way.
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A cheerful, friendly [=R9E=] player who becomes Cass's biggest supporter after playing against him in a qualifying match.
* DefeatMeansFriendship: Jase, the Displaced player that Cass beats early on, quickly becomes Cass' main supporter.
* DefeatMeansFriendship: Jase, the Displaced player that Cass beats early on, quickly becomes Cass' main supporter.
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A cheerful, friendly [=R9E=] player who becomes Cass's biggest supporter after playing against him in a qualifying match.
match. He plays the Displaced faction.
* DefeatMeansFriendship:Jase, the Displaced player that Cass beats early on, After losing to Cass, Jase quickly becomes Cass' his main supporter.
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An InsufferableGenius elite player who is one of the obstacles on Cass's way to the championship.
* GoodAllAlong: [[spoiler: The Meach is revealed in the end to be a hardcore storyline player who stayed out of the alliance simply because it's what his isolationist faction would do, and his conditions for backing Cass are also completely in-character. He even uses a hero that looks like him, presumably made after one of his previous tournament victories as they did for Cass.]]
* GoodAllAlong: [[spoiler: The Meach is revealed in the end to be a hardcore storyline player who stayed out of the alliance simply because it's what his isolationist faction would do, and his conditions for backing Cass are also completely in-character. He even uses a hero that looks like him, presumably made after one of his previous tournament victories as they did for Cass.]]
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An InsufferableGenius elite player who is one of the obstacles on Cass's way to the championship.
championship. He plays the Malchior faction.
* GoodAllAlong: [[spoiler:The Meach He is revealed in the end to be a hardcore storyline player who stayed out of the alliance simply because it's what his isolationist faction would do, and his conditions for backing Cass are also completely in-character. He even uses a hero that looks like him, presumably [[ContestWinnerCameo made after one of his previous tournament victories victories]] as they did for Cass.]]
* GoodAllAlong: [[spoiler:
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The main villains of the Real World part of the movie--a GangOfBullies who plan to win the finals at [=GenCon=] and use the influence they'll gain over the story to kill the game for anyone who prefers plots and diplomacy to non-stop combat.
* GangOfBullies: The Legacy.
* GangOfBullies: The Legacy.
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The main villains of the Real World part of the movie--a GangOfBullies who plan to win the finals at [=GenCon=] and use the influence they'll gain over the story to kill the game for anyone who prefers plots and diplomacy to non-stop combat.
combat. They all play the Ixhasa faction, and the starvation deck is their signature tactic.
*GangOfBullies: The Legacy.GangOfBullies
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* APupilOfMineUntilHeTurnedToEvil: To the MeachMeach.
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* RippleEffectProofMemory: After several iterations of the GroundhogDayLoop, Myriad starts to develop a sense of Deja Vu, but no clear memories of her past battles. This changes and the trope is fully adopted when she gets the opportunity to wish to keep her memories.
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* RippleEffectProofMemory: After several iterations of the GroundhogDayLoop, Myriad starts to develop a sense of Deja Vu, déjà vu, but no clear memories of her past battles. This changes and the trope is fully adopted when she gets the opportunity to wish to keep her memories.
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The main villain of the fantasy part of the movie. Leader of an Army of TheUndead that seeks to destroy Myriad's homeland.
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The main villain of the fantasy part of the movie. Leader of an Army of TheUndead that seeks to destroy Myriad's homeland.
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!!Skafla
The Emissary's [[TheDragon Dragon]], a big blue undead guy.
!!Skafla
The Emissary's [[TheDragon Dragon]], a big blue undead guy.
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* RippleEffectProofMemory: After several iterations of the GroundhogDayLoop, Myriad starts to develop a sense of Deja Vu, but no clear memories of her past battles. This changes and the trope is fully adopted when she gets the opportunity to wish to keep her memories.
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** BackForTheDead: [[spoiler:When Myriad uses the Apple of Life on the Emissary, he is fully resurrected along with the rest of her army. Unfortunately, like the rest of her army, this means he immediately starves to death.
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** BackForTheDead: [[spoiler:When Myriad uses the Apple of Life on the Emissary, he is fully resurrected along with the rest of her army. Unfortunately, like the rest of her army, this means he immediately starves to death.]]
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* HeelFaceTurn: [[spoiler: Mark Meacham]], sort of. He [[spoiler: allies with Cass]] not because he's become a good guy, but because [[spoiler: Cass can beat a starvation deck and he can't]]. He's shown to be a nicer guy at the end of the movie, however, going to get a beer with Leo.
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* HeelFaceTurn: [[spoiler: Mark Meacham]], sort Sort of. He [[spoiler: allies with Cass]] not because he's become a good guy, but because [[spoiler: Cass can beat a starvation deck and he can't]]. He's shown to be a nicer guy at the end of the movie, however, going to get a beer with Leo.
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* ArrangedMarriage: Ends up in one to cement an alliance with the Melchior faction. She enters into it of her own volition, though, and she and her husband end up having an amicable understanding that they are both in love with other people.
* InterspeciesRomance: With Dundareel, [[TheFairFolk a Tuatha]].
* InterspeciesRomance: With Dundareel, [[TheFairFolk a Tuatha]].
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* BackFromTheDead: He is temporarily raised by [[BigBad the Emissary]] as [[CameBackWrong one of her undead minions.]] [[spoiler:After giving up the Apple of Life to defeat the Ixhasa, Myriad's husband reveals that there are other realms where she might find an Apple to bring him back for real.]]
** BackForTheDead: [[spoiler:When Myriad uses the Apple of Life on the Emissary, he is fully resurrected along with the rest of her army. Unfortunately, like the rest of her army, this means he immediately starves to death.
* TheExile: His family were dethroned and replaced as rulers of the Tuatha by the Unseelie fey.
* HeroicSacrifice: Lets himself be killed by one of the Ixhasa so Myriad can live.
* InterspeciesRomance: With Myriad, a human.
* MayflyDecemberRomance: Being one of the [[TheFairFolk Tuatha]], he is ''much'' older than Myriad.
** BackForTheDead: [[spoiler:When Myriad uses the Apple of Life on the Emissary, he is fully resurrected along with the rest of her army. Unfortunately, like the rest of her army, this means he immediately starves to death.
* TheExile: His family were dethroned and replaced as rulers of the Tuatha by the Unseelie fey.
* HeroicSacrifice: Lets himself be killed by one of the Ixhasa so Myriad can live.
* InterspeciesRomance: With Myriad, a human.
* MayflyDecemberRomance: Being one of the [[TheFairFolk Tuatha]], he is ''much'' older than Myriad.
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!!Simm Buxtehude
The great hero of Holden and Myriad's father. Died of radiation poisoning after sneaking the Displaced's atomic bomb into the God-King Shad-Hujem's throne room to end his reign of terror. [[spoiler:His card was based on none other than Leo, presumably as a reward for winning a world championship, similarly to Meach and Cass' cards. His death may have been the reason Leo quit the game.]]
* FamousAncestor: Myriad is constantly living in the shadow of her heroic dad. [[spoiler:Until her victory against the undead lets her join her father in the annals of history.]]
* LongDeadBadass: Died a couple of decades ago in-story.
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The great hero of Holden and Myriad's father. Died of radiation poisoning after sneaking the Displaced's atomic bomb into the God-King Shad-Hujem's throne room to end his reign of terror. [[spoiler:His card was based on none other than Leo, presumably as a reward for winning a world championship, similarly to Meach and Cass' cards. His death may have been the reason Leo quit the game.]]
* FamousAncestor: Myriad is constantly living in the shadow of her heroic dad. [[spoiler:Until her victory against the undead lets her join her father in the annals of history.]]
* LongDeadBadass: Died a couple of decades ago in-story.
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* HeyYou: Natalie has a habit of this.
!!Jason "Jase" O'Reilly
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* GoodAllAlong: [[spoiler: The Meach is revealed in the end to be a hardcore storyline player who stayed out of the alliance simply because it's what his isolationist faction would do, and his conditions for backing Cass are also completely in-character. He even uses a hero that looks like him, presumably made after one of his previous tournament victories as they did for Cass.]]
* HeelFaceTurn: [[spoiler: Mark Meacham]], sort of. He [[spoiler: allies with Cass]] not because he's become a good guy, but because [[spoiler: Cass can beat a starvation deck and he can't]]. He's shown to be a nicer guy at the end of the movie, however, going to get a beer with Leo.
* HeelFaceTurn: [[spoiler: Mark Meacham]], sort of. He [[spoiler: allies with Cass]] not because he's become a good guy, but because [[spoiler: Cass can beat a starvation deck and he can't]]. He's shown to be a nicer guy at the end of the movie, however, going to get a beer with Leo.
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* GangOfBullies: The Legacy.
* GracefulLoser: [[spoiler: For all their SmugSnake behavior throughout the movie, The Legacy are surprisingly graceful with their defeat at Cass's hands. Louis, the leader, even remarks that it was the best game he's ever played.]]
* APupilOfMineUntilHeTurnedToEvil: To the Meach
* SmugSnake: The leader of the Legacy tries so hard to be seen as a MagnificentBastard by Cass. [[ShutUpHannibal Yeah.]] Cass' total irreverence is not limited to [=NPCs=] in an rpg.
-->Weaver: [[AGodAmI A common theme one finds in classical mythology is the belief that all [...] outcomes have already been decided by gods weaving together the strands of fate. On a related note, you can call me... Weaver.]]
-->Cass: No. I'm gonna call you Louis - you look like a Louis to me.
-->Weaver: [[WorthyOpponent I see that we are evenly matched...]]
-->Cass: Not really, no. Is this going somewhere?
* StrawMisogynist: The Legacy intentionally play this up to help make themselves hated, although a few other players are shown as just as bad and Leo kicks one particularly offensive player out of his store in the very beginning. Cass (and Lodge in the extended cut) getting over their own sexism and double standards is also a major subplot.
* VillainSong: The Legacy has quite a catchy one.
* GracefulLoser: [[spoiler: For all their SmugSnake behavior throughout the movie, The Legacy are surprisingly graceful with their defeat at Cass's hands. Louis, the leader, even remarks that it was the best game he's ever played.]]
* APupilOfMineUntilHeTurnedToEvil: To the Meach
* SmugSnake: The leader of the Legacy tries so hard to be seen as a MagnificentBastard by Cass. [[ShutUpHannibal Yeah.]] Cass' total irreverence is not limited to [=NPCs=] in an rpg.
-->Weaver: [[AGodAmI A common theme one finds in classical mythology is the belief that all [...] outcomes have already been decided by gods weaving together the strands of fate. On a related note, you can call me... Weaver.]]
-->Cass: No. I'm gonna call you Louis - you look like a Louis to me.
-->Weaver: [[WorthyOpponent I see that we are evenly matched...]]
-->Cass: Not really, no. Is this going somewhere?
* StrawMisogynist: The Legacy intentionally play this up to help make themselves hated, although a few other players are shown as just as bad and Leo kicks one particularly offensive player out of his store in the very beginning. Cass (and Lodge in the extended cut) getting over their own sexism and double standards is also a major subplot.
* VillainSong: The Legacy has quite a catchy one.
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A cheerful, friendly [=R9E=] player who becomes Cass's biggest supporter after playing against him in a qualifying match.
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An InsufferableGenius elite player who is one of the obstacles on Cass's way to the championship.
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!!Mark
See Characters.TheGamers. Has another cameo as a servant of... [[RunningGag The Shadow? The Shadow! The Shadow.]]
!!Penelope
Played by same actress as Female Luster, she is one of the writers of the ''Romance of The Nine Empires'' storyline. Oversees the finals at [=GenCon=].
!!Mark
See Characters.TheGamers. Has another cameo as a servant of... [[RunningGag The Shadow? The Shadow! The Shadow.]]
!!Penelope
Played by same actress as Female Luster, she is one of the writers of the ''Romance of The Nine Empires'' storyline. Oversees the finals at [=GenCon=].
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The main heroine of Cass's deck and, unbeknownst to him, a real BadassPrincess in another reality.
!!Dundareel
Myriad's true love. An Elven hero of the same kingdom.
!!The Emissary
The main villain of the fantasy part of the movie. Leader of an Army of TheUndead that seeks to destroy Myriad's homeland.
!!Dundareel
Myriad's true love. An Elven hero of the same kingdom.
!!The Emissary
The main villain of the fantasy part of the movie. Leader of an Army of TheUndead that seeks to destroy Myriad's homeland.
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See Characters.TheGamers.
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!!The Shadow
See Characters.TheGamers.
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See Characters.TheGamersDorknessRising.
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!!The Shadow
See Characters.TheGamers.
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!!Natalie
!!The Meach
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!!The Shadow
See Characters.TheGamers.
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!!The Meach
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