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* FameGate: The adventurer's guild won't let you take on certain quests until you've built up a certain level of notoriety.
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* FameGate: The adventurer's guild won't let you take on certain quests until you've built up gained a certain level of notoriety.
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* BoringButPractical: The book's Spelling magic feature. It asks you a riddle, which if you solve you'll get some kind of advantage. You won't be doing anything cool like blowing up bad guys with lightning bolts from your hands, but it ''can'' let you do some very useful things like skip an intricate clue-gathering phase of a quest, or avoid a fight with a powerful monster. All in exchange for solving some pretty easy riddles.
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* BoringButPractical: The book's Spelling magic feature.magic. It asks you a riddle, which if you solve you'll get some kind of advantage. You won't be doing anything cool like blowing up bad guys with lightning bolts from your hands, but it ''can'' let you do some very useful things like things. Like skip an intricate clue-gathering phase of a quest, or avoid a fight with a powerful monster. All in exchange for solving some pretty easy riddles.
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* ShoutOut: A major character in the book is a barbarian named [[Franchise/ConanTheBarbarian Nanoc]]
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* ShoutOut: ShoutOut:
** A major character in the book is a barbarian named [[Franchise/ConanTheBarbarian Nanoc]]
** Another is named Ruznik Ullsen, a reference to artist Russ Nicholson, who illustrated the first two books in the series and some later on.
** A major character in the book is a barbarian named [[Franchise/ConanTheBarbarian Nanoc]]
** Another is named Ruznik Ullsen, a reference to artist Russ Nicholson, who illustrated the first two books in the series and some later on.
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* BewareMyStingerTail: [[spoiler: The Screamer Queen has one, but the player has the option of trying to lasso it and chop it off, making the fight with her easier since she'll have lost her most dangerous attack.]]
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* BewareMyStingerTail: [[spoiler: The [[FinalBoss Screamer Queen Queen]] has one, but the player has the option of trying to lasso it and chop it off, making the fight with her easier since she'll have lost her most dangerous attack.]]
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* HappilyMarried: Averted. Early in the book the reader meets a barbarian named Nanoc who's finished a quest and is looking forward to meeting up with his wife again. It doesn't last, as if you run into him later in the book, it turns out the adventuring life has made it hard for him to be happy at home. Of course, other factors may be at play: he left to do adventuring for five years and, when you first meet his wife and son (which nanoc is meeting for the first time), the child says he's four...
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* HappilyMarried: Averted. Early in the book the reader meets a barbarian named Nanoc who's finished a quest and is looking forward to meeting up with his wife again. It doesn't last, as if you run into him later in the book, it turns out the adventuring life has made it hard for him to be happy at home. Of course, other factors may be at play: he left to do adventuring for five years and, when you first meet his wife and son (which nanoc (whom Nanoc is meeting for the first time), the child says he's four...
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* HappilyMarried: Averted. Early in the book the reader meets a barbarian named Nanoc who's finished a quest and is looking forward to meeting up with his wife again. It doesn't last, as if you run into him later in the book, it turns out the adventuring life has made it hard for him to be happy at home.
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* HappilyMarried: Averted. Early in the book the reader meets a barbarian named Nanoc who's finished a quest and is looking forward to meeting up with his wife again. It doesn't last, as if you run into him later in the book, it turns out the adventuring life has made it hard for him to be happy at home. Of course, other factors may be at play: he left to do adventuring for five years and, when you first meet his wife and son (which nanoc is meeting for the first time), the child says he's four...
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* BoringButPractical: The book's Spelling magic feature. It asks you a riddle, which if you solve you'll get some kind of advantage. You won't be doing anything cool like blowing up bad guys with lightning bolts from your hands, but it ''can'' let you do some very useful things like skip the clue-gathering part of a quest, or avoid a fight with a powerful monster. All in exchange for solving some pretty easy riddles.
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* BoringButPractical: The book's Spelling magic feature. It asks you a riddle, which if you solve you'll get some kind of advantage. You won't be doing anything cool like blowing up bad guys with lightning bolts from your hands, but it ''can'' let you do some very useful things like skip the an intricate clue-gathering part phase of a quest, or avoid a fight with a powerful monster. All in exchange for solving some pretty easy riddles.
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* BoringButPractical: The book's Spelling magic feature. It asks you a riddle, which if you solve you'll get some kind of advantage. You won't be doing anything cool like blowing up bad guys with lightning bolts from your hands, but it ''can'' let you do some very useful things like skip the clue-gathering part of a quest, or avoid a fight with a powerful monster, all in exchange for solving some pretty easy riddles.
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* BoringButPractical: The book's Spelling magic feature. It asks you a riddle, which if you solve you'll get some kind of advantage. You won't be doing anything cool like blowing up bad guys with lightning bolts from your hands, but it ''can'' let you do some very useful things like skip the clue-gathering part of a quest, or avoid a fight with a powerful monster, all monster. All in exchange for solving some pretty easy riddles.
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Like ''Literature/TheCrimsonTide'' before it, the player's character is a youth with no experience as the book begins, and starts with locked-in low stats. As they successfully complete quests they add points to a score called "Amonour", reflecting experience and notoriety. At certain points these points can be cashed in to increase their character's stats. Also notable that the middle of the book is somewhat free-roam, with the player being able to consult a quest board for various minor adventures in the order they please, like in many modern fantasy video games.
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Like ''Literature/TheCrimsonTide'' before it, the player's character is a youth with no experience as the book begins, and starts with locked-in low stats. As they successfully complete quests they add points to a score called "Amonour", reflecting experience and notoriety. At certain points these points can be cashed in to increase their character's stats. Also notable that the middle of the book is somewhat free-roam, with the player being able to consult a quest board for various minor adventures in the order they please, like in many modern fantasy video games.
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* BewareMyStingerTail: [[spoiler: The Screamer Queen has one, but the player has the option of trying to lasso it and chop it off, making the fight with her easier.]]
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* BewareMyStingerTail: [[spoiler: The Screamer Queen has one, but the player has the option of trying to lasso it and chop it off, making the fight with her easier.easier since she'll have lost her most dangerous attack.]]
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* HappilyMarried: Averted. Early in the book the reader meets a barbarian named Nanoc who's finished a quest and is looking forward to meeting up with his wife again. It doesn't last, as if you run into him later in the book, it turns out the adventuring life has made it hard for him to be happy at home.
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* ShoutOut: A major character in the book is a barbarian named [[Franchise/ConanTheBarbarian Nanoc]]
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* BoringButPractical: The book's Spelling magic feature. It asks you a riddle, which if you solve you'll get some kind of advantage. You won't be doing anything cool like blowing up bad guys with lightning bolts from your hands, but it ''can'' let you do some very useful things like skip the clue-gathering part of a quest, or avoid a fight with a powerful monster, all in exchanging for solving some pretty easy riddles.
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* BoringButPractical: The book's Spelling magic feature. It asks you a riddle, which if you solve you'll get some kind of advantage. You won't be doing anything cool like blowing up bad guys with lightning bolts from your hands, but it ''can'' let you do some very useful things like skip the clue-gathering part of a quest, or avoid a fight with a powerful monster, all in exchanging exchange for solving some pretty easy riddles.
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* BoringButPractical: The book's Spelling magic feature. It asks you a riddle, which if you solve you'll get some kind of advantage. You won't be doing anything cool like blowing up bad guys with lightning bolts from your hands, but it ''can'' let you do things like skip the clue-gathering part of a quest, or avoid a fight with a powerful monster, all in exchanging for solving some pretty easy riddles.
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* BoringButPractical: The book's Spelling magic feature. It asks you a riddle, which if you solve you'll get some kind of advantage. You won't be doing anything cool like blowing up bad guys with lightning bolts from your hands, but it ''can'' let you do some very useful things like skip the clue-gathering part of a quest, or avoid a fight with a powerful monster, all in exchanging for solving some pretty easy riddles.
