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* If you fail a Path Action against the Ruffian Lackey in Stonegard, he'll snap that if you do that again, you'll have to face... [[BaitAndSwitch his boss]].
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* Upon completing Tressa's arc, Morlock and Omar can be found living in the slums of Bolderfall. If Tressa Purchases any of Morlock's goods, his response is to scream at her about all the money he lost and his ruined life. Tressa simply replies, "[[{{Catchphrase}} Always looking for a bargain!]]"
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* Upon completing Tressa's arc, Morlock and Omar can be found living in the slums of Bolderfall. If Tressa Purchases any of Morlock's goods, his response is to scream at her about all the money he lost and his ruined life. Tressa simply replies, "[[{{Catchphrase}} "[[CharacterCatchphrase Always looking for a bargain!]]"
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'''Tressa:''' [[CatchPhrase Always looking for a bargain.]]
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'''Tressa:''' [[CatchPhrase [[CharacterCatchphrase Always looking for a bargain.]]
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** Even moreso when you consider Primrose's PostMortemOneLiner against Helgenish where he twingles around on his blood before dropping dead ("Quite the dancer on yourself."). Which means that apparently, H'aanit and Cyrus' dance is ''worse than Helgenish's death dance''. At least he didn't induce despair in his 'dance'.
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** Even moreso when you consider Primrose's PostMortemOneLiner against Helgenish where he twingles around on his blood before dropping dead ("Quite the dancer on yourself.yourself in the end."). Which means that apparently, H'aanit and Cyrus' dance is ''worse than Helgenish's death dance''. At least he didn't induce despair in his 'dance'.
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** The same quest can be done by H'aanit, who summons Linde instead of a blade. [[CrowdPanic The audience doesn't take it well.]]
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** The same quest can be done by H'aanit, who summons Linde instead of a blade. [[CrowdPanic The audience doesn't take it well.]]]] Even Linde stops her fighting stance to stare at the audience with her own VisibleSilence, as if acknowledging too late that her appearance alone will scare off humans.
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** Even moreso when you consider Primrose's PostMortemOneLiner against Helgenish where he twingles around on his blood before dropping dead ("Quite the dancer on yourself."). Which means that apparently, H'aanit and Cyrus' dance is ''worse than Helgenish's death dance''. At least he didn't induce despair in his 'dance'.
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-->**Primrose**: (Watching these two is like watching despair in motion.)
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-->**Primrose**: (Watching these two is like watching despair in motion.)
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* One of Werner's attacks is called "[[Radio/TheFrantics Boot to the Head]]". [[FridgeBrilliance Even the fact it can inflict Terror makes sense: Muldoon did inflict terror on Hedge with a boot to the head, so why wouldn't Werner be able to use it to inflict terror on the travelers with a boot to the head?]]
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* One of Werner's attacks is called "[[Radio/TheFrantics Boot to the Head]]". [[FridgeBrilliance Even the fact it can inflict Terror makes sense: Muldoon did inflict terror on Hedge with a boot to the head, so why wouldn't Werner be able to use it to inflict terror on the travelers with a boot to the head?]]
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* One of Werner's attacks is called "[[Radio/TheFrantics Boot to the Head]]".
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* One of Werner's attacks is called "[[Radio/TheFrantics Boot to the Head]]". [[FridgeBrilliance Even the fact it can inflict Terror makes sense: Muldoon did inflict terror on Hedge with a boot to the head, so why wouldn't Werner be able to use it to inflict terror on the travelers with a boot to the head?]]
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* Primrose, Tressa, and H'aanit have a tavern banter where Tressa and H'aanit compare Primrose to a cat. Specifically, Tressa mentions how cats [[{{Tsundere}} act like they don't want attention, but still follow you everywhere]], to which H'aanit agrees. Primrose feels mildly offended by this.
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* Inquiring/Scrutinizing the first woman you see when entering Clearbrook reveals that she prides herself on being "the strongest woman in the village". If you Challenge/Provoke her, you'll find that she... is a Strength 2 NPC, making her stance BlatantLies.
** For bonus comedy points, the ''real'' "strongest woman in the village" is an elderly 65-year-old.
** For bonus comedy points, the ''real'' "strongest woman in the village" is an elderly 65-year-old.
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* In the introduction to Tressa's story, she and a fellow Rippletide resident are both robbed by a gang of pirates. That on its own is not funny, but Tressa's plan to get the stolen goods back is hilarious. She [[SlippingAMickey spikes a cask of wine with a sleeping draught]] and offers it to the pirate guarding the entrance to their hideout as an "apology" for thinking she and her town stood a chance against them. By the time Tressa infiltrates their hideout, they're all sprawled on the ground, knocked out cold. Tressa thoroughly enjoys herself [[{{Troll}} trolling]] the pirates.
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* In the introduction to Tressa's story, she and a fellow Rippletide resident are both robbed by a gang of pirates. That on its own is not funny, but Tressa's plan to get the stolen goods back is hilarious. She [[SlippingAMickey spikes a cask of wine with a sleeping draught]] and offers it to the pirate guarding the entrance to their hideout as an "apology" for thinking she and her town stood a chance against them. By the time Tressa infiltrates their hideout, they're all [[GameplayAndStoryIntegration sprawled on the ground, knocked out cold.cold]]. Tressa thoroughly enjoys herself [[{{Troll}} trolling]] the pirates.
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* Also, Alfyn's Chapter 4 banter with Cyrus is hilarious for the sheer fact that Cyrus's best idea on how to cheer Alfyn up is to... take him out for drinks. Combined with how many of his banters with Therion end with them getting drinks, it makes Alfyn come across as TheAlcoholic. It's also partly due to Alfyn's surprise that Cyrus is the one to suggest it.
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* In Saintsbridge, there is a young woman near the exit to the Murkwood Trail. If Therion tries to steal from her and gets caught, she shouts, "Marry! We'll have none of that!" Odd way to respond to someone trying to rob you...
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* In Saintsbridge, there is a young woman near the exit to the Murkwood Trail. If Therion tries to steal from her and gets caught, she shouts, "Marry! We'll have none of that!" Odd way to respond to someone trying to rob you... [[note]]It's an archaic use of the word "marry", which was an exclamation of surprise or indignation.[[/note]]
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* "[[ItMakesSenseInContext Master…go pleasure yourself.]]"
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* A rare funny moment in Ophilia's Chapter 4: During Mattias' VillainousBreakdown after Ophilia is able to give Lianna the strength to stop the dark ritual by reminding her of their deceased father's words about remembering those who have died so that their legacies live on, Mattias shouts at Ophilia, "You would insist on meddling until the very last. It all would have succeeded if only Lianna had been the one to perform the Kindling". Yes, a dark chapter involving a {{Cult}} dedicated to Orsterra's GodOfEvil that is manipulating Ophilia's sister into serving them by (falsely) offering to bring her father BackFromTheDead, and upon being thwarted the ArcVillain shouts the equivalent of "[[WesternAnimation/ScoobyDooWhereAreYou I would have gotten away with it too, if it weren't for]] {{you meddling kids}}".
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* A rare funny moment in Ophilia's Chapter 4: During Mattias' VillainousBreakdown after Ophilia is able to give Lianna the strength to stop the dark ritual by reminding her of their deceased father's words about remembering those who have died so that their legacies live on, Mattias shouts at Ophilia, "You would insist on meddling until the very last. It all would have succeeded if only Lianna had been the one to perform the Kindling". Yes, a dark chapter involving a {{Cult}} dedicated to Orsterra's GodOfEvil that is manipulating Ophilia's sister into serving them by (falsely) offering to bring her father BackFromTheDead, and upon being thwarted the ArcVillain shouts the equivalent of "[[WesternAnimation/ScoobyDooWhereAreYou I would have gotten away with it it, too, if it weren't for]] {{you meddling kids}}".
