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* StayInTheKitchen: [[{{Reconstruction}} Reconstructed]] and [[InvertedTrope inverted]] by practitioners of the religion of Matriology. These folk have a matriarchal culture that holds that it is the nature of women to give life, whereas the nature of men is to take life, [[TheSacredDarkness Both of which are acknowledged as necessary acts]]. Thus in, say, a farmer's house, the husband's duty is to pick the fruit and slaughter the cattle, while the wife's duty is to plant the seeds and prepare the food. Thus it isn't so much that ''women'' aren't allowed ''out'' of the kitchen so much as that ''men'' aren't allowed ''in'' it.

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* StayInTheKitchen: [[{{Reconstruction}} Reconstructed]] {{Reconstructed}} and [[InvertedTrope inverted]] {{inverted|Trope}} by practitioners of the religion of Matriology. These folk have a matriarchal culture that holds that it is the nature of women to give life, whereas the nature of men is to take life, [[TheSacredDarkness Both of which are acknowledged as necessary acts]]. Thus in, say, a farmer's house, the husband's duty is to pick the fruit and slaughter the cattle, while the wife's duty is to plant the seeds and prepare the food. Thus it isn't so much that ''women'' aren't allowed ''out'' of the kitchen so much as that ''men'' aren't allowed ''in'' it.
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* StayInTheKitchen: [[ReconstructedTrope Reconstructed]] and [[InvertedTrope inverted]] by practitioners of the religion of Matriology. These folk have a matriarchal culture that holds that it is the nature of women to give life, whereas the nature of men is to take life, [[TheSacredDarkness Both of which are acknowledged as necessary acts]]. Thus in, say, a farmer's house, the husband's duty is to pick the fruit and slaughter the cattle, while the wife's duty is to plant the seeds and prepare the food. Thus it isn't so much that ''women'' aren't allowed ''out'' of the kitchen so much as that ''men'' aren't allowed ''in'' it.

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* StayInTheKitchen: [[ReconstructedTrope [[{{Reconstruction}} Reconstructed]] and [[InvertedTrope inverted]] by practitioners of the religion of Matriology. These folk have a matriarchal culture that holds that it is the nature of women to give life, whereas the nature of men is to take life, [[TheSacredDarkness Both of which are acknowledged as necessary acts]]. Thus in, say, a farmer's house, the husband's duty is to pick the fruit and slaughter the cattle, while the wife's duty is to plant the seeds and prepare the food. Thus it isn't so much that ''women'' aren't allowed ''out'' of the kitchen so much as that ''men'' aren't allowed ''in'' it.
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not the same thing.


* JerkWithAHeartOfGold: Daylen is self-admittedly a former murderer, rapist, tyrant, pedophile, and current PsychopathicManchild, but he earnestly wants to be a better man, defend the innocent, [[MustMakeAmends make amends]] to the world, and [[GoodFeelsGood do good]].

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* JerkWithAHeartOfGold: Daylen is self-admittedly a former murderer, rapist, tyrant, pedophile, ephebophile, and current PsychopathicManchild, but he earnestly wants to be a better man, defend the innocent, [[MustMakeAmends make amends]] to the world, and [[GoodFeelsGood do good]].
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* TimeOfMyths: [[AvertedTrope Averted]]. Shad sidesteps the need to write a Creation Myth by [[HandWave stating]] that [[FutureImperfect all historical records from before the First Night have been lost]]. He might potentially explore this in a future installment, however.
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* FountainOfYouth: Jumping over the edge of Tellos and passing the bottom edge of the universe normally [[WrapAround loops you back to the top]] like a game of asteroids, but if you're physically touching either a piece of darkstone or sunstone when you reach that point, you instead just die. Daylen, in [[BungledSuicide an attempt to commit suicide]], does this while holding ''one of each'', [[FirstEpisodeSpoiler which turned out to have quite a different effect, namely granting him a form of Lightbinding magic, as well as reversing his physical age to about 17]]. This is the only time anyone has ever been de-aged in the process of obtaining Light-Binding magic, and the only explanation for this offered so far comes from Daylen himself, who basically just shrugs and says "I dunno, DivineIntervention?"

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* FountainOfYouth: Jumping over the edge of Tellos and passing the bottom edge of the universe normally [[WrapAround loops you back to the top]] like a game of asteroids, but if you're physically touching either a piece of darkstone or sunstone when you reach that point, you instead just die. Daylen, in [[BungledSuicide an attempt to commit suicide]], does this while holding ''one of each'', [[FirstEpisodeSpoiler [[FirstEpisodeTwist which turned out to have quite a different effect, namely granting him a form of Lightbinding magic, as well as reversing his physical age to about 17]]. This is the only time anyone has ever been de-aged in the process of obtaining Light-Binding magic, and the only explanation for this offered so far comes from Daylen himself, who basically just shrugs and says "I dunno, DivineIntervention?"



** '''Lightbinding''' magic is neutrally-aligned, and obtained by a mysterious ritual called "The Vigil," which Daylen [[FirstEpisodeSpoiler may or may not have accidentally reverse-engineered.]] It's first variant, Lifebinding, grants you the ability to temporarily enhance physical attributes, such as vision, strength, mass, stamina, etc. The second type, Worldbinding, gives external powers like gravity manipulation or lightning blasts.

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** '''Lightbinding''' magic is neutrally-aligned, and obtained by a mysterious ritual called "The Vigil," which Daylen [[FirstEpisodeSpoiler [[FirstEpisodeTwist may or may not have accidentally reverse-engineered.]] It's first variant, Lifebinding, grants you the ability to temporarily enhance physical attributes, such as vision, strength, mass, stamina, etc. The second type, Worldbinding, gives external powers like gravity manipulation or lightning blasts.



* MyGrandsonMyself: [[PlayingWithATrope Played with]]. Daylen [[FirstEpisodeSpoiler accidentally makes himself about six decades younger via magic]], so constructs a false identity as Daylen Namaran Jr.

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* MyGrandsonMyself: [[PlayingWithATrope Played with]]. Daylen [[FirstEpisodeSpoiler [[FirstEpisodeTwist accidentally makes himself about six decades younger via magic]], so constructs a false identity as Daylen Namaran Jr.



** Jumping off the edge and passing the point that would normally [[WrapAround loop you back to the top of the world]] while touching either sunstone or darkstone with bare skin instantly kills you. When Daylen passes said point while touching ''both'', however, he [[FirstEpisodeSpoiler instead becomes young again and gains new magical powers.]]

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** Jumping off the edge and passing the point that would normally [[WrapAround loop you back to the top of the world]] while touching either sunstone or darkstone with bare skin instantly kills you. When Daylen passes said point while touching ''both'', however, he [[FirstEpisodeSpoiler [[FirstEpisodeTwist instead becomes young again and gains new magical powers.]]
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* BungledSuicide: Daylen at the beginning, due to having committed Stalin-tier crimes against humanity throughout his life and then seen the error of his ways in his old age. Living on a WorldInTheSky, he elects to jump off the edge. But since this occurs in ''chapter three'', you probably don't need us to tell you that [[FirstEpisodeSpoiler he doesn't get the result he expected]].

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* BungledSuicide: Daylen at the beginning, due to having committed Stalin-tier crimes against humanity throughout his life and then seen the error of his ways in his old age. Living on a WorldInTheSky, he elects to jump off the edge. But since this occurs in ''chapter three'', you probably don't need us to tell you that [[FirstEpisodeSpoiler [[FirstEpisodeTwist he doesn't get the result he expected]].
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It's demonstrated to be such a Swiss Army Superpower in the story that there's no sense in saying that it has to be used in a specific way


* MagicKnight: Lifebinding naturally lends itself to this, as the user needs to be skilled in combat to properly utilize all of the various enhancements it offers. Lightbringers and Worldbinders who train in combat also end up as Magic Knights.

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* MagicKnight: Lifebinding naturally lends itself to this, as the user needs to be skilled in combat to properly utilize all being a form of the various enhancements it offers.magic revolving around enhancing body parts and physical attributes. Lightbringers and Worldbinders who train in combat also end up as Magic Knights.
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* {{God}}: [[FunnyForeigner Cuesaig]] at one point briefly reveals that his people follow a monotheistic religion, even referring to their Deity as "God," and Lyrah briefly makes fun of the word. The fact that this religion was relegated to one of the background cultures is rather surprising considering that the author is a particularly devout Mormon, who instead opted to assign the Western-analogue culture of the protagonists a fictional religion based around LightIsGood and DarkIsEvil.
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* HornyDevils: Daylen mentions that one type of Greater Shade is called a Lust, which can bend weak-willed men to its control with its magic.

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* HornyDevils: Daylen mentions that one type of Greater Shade is called a Lust, which can bend weak-willed men [[MostWritersAreMale men]] to its control with its magic.
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* GenreBusting: It's a DungeonPunk ''and'' a HighFantasy story set in a world of solar {{Magitek}}, with Renaissance swords everywhere, the eve of an Industrial Revolution dawning, early twentieth-century political conflicts on the world stage, and some [[{{Animesque}} Anime]] and SuperheroTropes thrown in for spice. Some reviewers have even declared it the foundation of an entirely new genre, dubbed "Sunpunk."

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* GenreBusting: It's a DungeonPunk ''and'' a HighFantasy story set in a world of solar {{Magitek}}, with Renaissance swords everywhere, the eve of an Industrial Revolution dawning, early twentieth-century political conflicts on the world stage, and some [[{{Animesque}} Anime]] and SuperheroTropes thrown in for spice. Some reviewers have even declared it the foundation TropeMaker of an entirely new genre, dubbed "Sunpunk."
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* GenreBusting: It's a DungeonPunk ''and'' a HighFantasy story set in a world of solar {{Magitek}}, with Renaissance swords everywhere, the eve of an Industrial Revolution dawning, early twentieth-century political conflicts on the world stage, and some [[{{Animesque}} Anime]] and SuperheroTropes thrown in for spice.

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* GenreBusting: It's a DungeonPunk ''and'' a HighFantasy story set in a world of solar {{Magitek}}, with Renaissance swords everywhere, the eve of an Industrial Revolution dawning, early twentieth-century political conflicts on the world stage, and some [[{{Animesque}} Anime]] and SuperheroTropes thrown in for spice. Some reviewers have even declared it the foundation of an entirely new genre, dubbed "Sunpunk."
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* DoYouWantToCopulate: [[PlayingWithATrope Played with]]. Due to Cuesaig's [[CultureClash poor understanding of Hamahran social cues and conversational moores]], he and Lyrah keep misinterpreting what the other does as this trope, with each coming across to the other as a bigger pervert than they actually are.
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* OurHumansAreDifferent: In that they have a completely different set of ethnicities and much broader range of hair and eye color.
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* StayInTheKitchen: [[ReconstructedTrope Reconstructed]] and [[InvertedTrope inverted]] by practitioners of the religion of Matriology. These folk have a matriarchal culture that holds that it is the nature of women to give life, whereas the nature of men is to take life, [[TheSacredDarkness Both of which are acknowledged as necessary acts]]. Thus in, say, a farmer's house, the husband's duty is to pick the fruit and slaughter the cattle, while the wife's duty is to prepare the food. Thus it isn't so much that ''women'' aren't allowed ''out'' of the kitchen so much as that ''men'' aren't allowed ''in'' it.

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* StayInTheKitchen: [[ReconstructedTrope Reconstructed]] and [[InvertedTrope inverted]] by practitioners of the religion of Matriology. These folk have a matriarchal culture that holds that it is the nature of women to give life, whereas the nature of men is to take life, [[TheSacredDarkness Both of which are acknowledged as necessary acts]]. Thus in, say, a farmer's house, the husband's duty is to pick the fruit and slaughter the cattle, while the wife's duty is to plant the seeds and prepare the food. Thus it isn't so much that ''women'' aren't allowed ''out'' of the kitchen so much as that ''men'' aren't allowed ''in'' it.
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* MySensorsIndicateYouWantToTapThat: A Lifebinder's [[TheNoseKnows enhanced scent]] can reveal emotions, which Daylen uses to get a feel for people's intentions. When he uses it on Jena, finds out that she's massively aroused just looking at him because of his [[ClarkKenting resemblance to Dayless]].

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* MySensorsIndicateYouWantToTapThat: A Lifebinder's [[TheNoseKnows enhanced scent]] can reveal emotions, which Daylen uses to get a feel for people's intentions. When he uses it on Jena, he finds out that she's massively aroused just looking at him because of his [[ClarkKenting resemblance to Dayless]].
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*MisappliedPhlebotinum: Has the [[AvertedTrope Aversion]] of this trope as a general theme.
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* ScriptWank: Ahrek and Cueseg have an extremely {{Anvilicious}} conversation about the DefiledForever trope, repeatedly saying how terrible it is without the slightest trace of subtlety.

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* ANaziByAnyOtherName: [[PlayingWithATrope Played With]]. More like communist. The book actually features a group of people called Dawnists (named for [[TheEmpire the Dawn Empire]], which they want to bring back) who are analogues to ''Neo''-Nazis, their monstrous idol being [[EvilOverLord Dayless the Conqueror]] himself. The main difference between these guys and real life Neo-Nazis is that there's actually no evidence of racism in either the Dawnists
, Dayless, or Dayless's policies. The desire to TakeOverTheWorld and give a HistoricalHeroUpgrade to a despot and war criminal they're all too young to have actually experienced firsthand are still there, though.

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* ANaziByAnyOtherName: [[PlayingWithATrope Played With]]. More like communist. The book actually features a group of people called Dawnists (named for [[TheEmpire the Dawn Empire]], which they want to bring back) who are analogues to ''Neo''-Nazis, their monstrous idol being [[EvilOverLord Dayless the Conqueror]] himself. The main difference between these guys and real life Neo-Nazis is that there's actually no evidence of racism in either the Dawnists
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Dawnists, Dayless, or Dayless's policies. The desire to TakeOverTheWorld and give a HistoricalHeroUpgrade to a despot and war criminal they're all too young to have actually experienced firsthand are still there, though.

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* ANaziByAnyOtherName: [[PlayingWithATrope Played With]]. The book actually features a group of people called Dawnists (named for [[TheEmpire the Dawn Empire]], which they want to bring back) who are analogues to ''Neo''-Nazis, their monstrous idol being [[EvilOverLord Dayless the Conqueror]] himself. The main difference between these guys and real life Neo-Nazis is that there's actually no evidence of racism in either the Dawnists, Dayless, or Dayless's policies. The desire to TakeOverTheWorld and give a HistoricalHeroUpgrade to a despot and war criminal they're all too young to have actually experienced firsthand are still there, though.

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* ANaziByAnyOtherName: [[PlayingWithATrope Played With]]. More like communist. The book actually features a group of people called Dawnists (named for [[TheEmpire the Dawn Empire]], which they want to bring back) who are analogues to ''Neo''-Nazis, their monstrous idol being [[EvilOverLord Dayless the Conqueror]] himself. The main difference between these guys and real life Neo-Nazis is that there's actually no evidence of racism in either the Dawnists, Dawnists
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Dayless, or Dayless's policies. The desire to TakeOverTheWorld and give a HistoricalHeroUpgrade to a despot and war criminal they're all too young to have actually experienced firsthand are still there, though.



* TheAtoner: The primary character trait of the protagonist, Daylen Namaran. To say that he was comparable to Hitler back when he ruled Hamahra would not be an exaggeration in the slightest.

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* TheAtoner: The primary character trait of the protagonist, Daylen Namaran. To say that he was comparable to Hitler Stalin back when he ruled Hamahra would not be an exaggeration in the slightest.



* BungledSuicide: Daylen at the beginning, due to having committed Hitler-tier crimes against humanity throughout his life and then seen the error of his ways in his old age. Living on a WorldInTheSky, he elects to jump off the edge. But since this occurs in ''chapter three'', you probably don't need us to tell you that [[FirstEpisodeSpoiler he doesn't get the result he expected]].

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* BungledSuicide: Daylen at the beginning, due to having committed Hitler-tier Stalin-tier crimes against humanity throughout his life and then seen the error of his ways in his old age. Living on a WorldInTheSky, he elects to jump off the edge. But since this occurs in ''chapter three'', you probably don't need us to tell you that [[FirstEpisodeSpoiler he doesn't get the result he expected]].



* DidntSeeThatComing: Daylen is an Unknown Known, as [[spoiler: after his true identity is revealed, no one expected him to save Highdawn from the Dawnist plot. Lyrah in particularly is utterly ''floored'' that ''Dayless the Conqueror'' of all people just saved millions of people.]] With good reason mind you, since Daylen was a tyrant comparable to ''Adolf Hitler'' when he was in power.

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* DidntSeeThatComing: Daylen is an Unknown Known, as [[spoiler: after his true identity is revealed, no one expected him to save Highdawn from the Dawnist plot. Lyrah in particularly is utterly ''floored'' that ''Dayless the Conqueror'' of all people just saved millions of people.]] With good reason mind you, since Daylen was a tyrant comparable to ''Adolf Hitler'' ''Joseph Stalin'' when he was in power.
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* FountainOfYouth: Jumping over the edge of Tellos and passing the bottom edge of the universe normally [[WrapAround loops you back to the top]] like a game of asteroids, but if you're physically touching either a piece of darkstone or sunstone when you reach that point, you instead just die. Daylen, in [[BungledSuicide an attempt to commit suicide]], does this while holding ''one of each'', [[FirstEpisodeSpoiler which turned out to have quite a different effect, namely granting him a form of Lightbinding magic, as well as reversing his physical age to about 17]]. The only explanation for this de-ageing ever offered comes from Daylen himself, who basically just shrugs and says "I dunno, DivineIntervention?"

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* FountainOfYouth: Jumping over the edge of Tellos and passing the bottom edge of the universe normally [[WrapAround loops you back to the top]] like a game of asteroids, but if you're physically touching either a piece of darkstone or sunstone when you reach that point, you instead just die. Daylen, in [[BungledSuicide an attempt to commit suicide]], does this while holding ''one of each'', [[FirstEpisodeSpoiler which turned out to have quite a different effect, namely granting him a form of Lightbinding magic, as well as reversing his physical age to about 17]]. The This is the only time anyone has ever been de-aged in the process of obtaining Light-Binding magic, and the only explanation for this de-ageing ever offered so far comes from Daylen himself, who basically just shrugs and says "I dunno, DivineIntervention?"
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* RequiredSecondaryPowers: Lightbinding is loaded to the brim with these. Daylen notes many times how his powers seem to have built-in safeties that allow him to use them properly, such as his strength also increasing when he boosts his mass to allow him to carry it, and his mind being temporarily able to process the incredible amounts of information that come from increased perception.

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* RequiredSecondaryPowers: [[ExploitedTrope Exploited.]] Lightbinding is loaded to the brim with these. Daylen notes many times how his powers seem to have built-in safeties that allow him to use them properly, such as his strength also increasing when he boosts his mass to allow him to carry it, and his mind being temporarily able to process the incredible amounts of information that come from increased perception.
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* Microts: Given the EndlessDaytime nature of the setting, denizens instead measure time in "Falls," which is the ammount of time it takes a distant object called The Plummet to fall to the bottom of the world and [[WrapAround loop back to the top]]. [[SubvertedTrope Subverted]] by WordOfGod, which states that a Fall lasts 24 real-world hours.

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* Microts: {{Microts}}: Given the EndlessDaytime nature of the setting, denizens instead measure time in "Falls," which is the ammount of time it takes a distant object called The Plummet to fall to the bottom of the world and [[WrapAround loop back to the top]]. [[SubvertedTrope Subverted]] by WordOfGod, which states that a Fall lasts 24 real-world hours.
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* Microts: Given the EndlessDaytime nature of the setting, denizens instead measure time in "Falls," which is the ammount of time it takes a distant object called The Plummet to fall to the bottom of the world and [[WrapAround loop back to the top]]. [[SubvertedTrope Subverted]] by WordOfGod, which states that a Fall lasts 24 real-world hours.

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* GirlOnGirlIsHot: When Dayless grew bored with raping the girls brought to him, he forced them to perform [[RapeByProxy depraved acts on each other]].



* RapeByProxy: When Dayless grew bored with raping the girls brought to him, he forced them to perform depraved acts on each other.

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* RapeByProxy: When Dayless grew bored with raping the girls brought to him, he forced them to perform [[GirlOnGirlIsHot depraved acts on each other.other]].
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** Played straight be the fact that the same WrapAround effect meaning that looking up gives you a view of the underside of the very FloatingContinent you're standing on.
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* RapeByProxy: When Dayless grew bored with raping the girls brought to him, he forced them to perform depraved acts on each other.
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* AlienSky: [[PlayingWithATrope or horizon, rather]]. When Daylen sits on the edge and looks out, it mentions how, due to the vertical WrapAround effect of the setting, he can see copies of the same distant clouds stacked on top of eachother.
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* EnemyMine: The presence of the Shade forces a temporary truce between [[spoiler: Lyrah and Daylen]], even though she wants nothing more than to kill him at that point. Any [[TeethClenchedTeamwork teeth-clenching]] is purely on her part, however, as he never thinks of her as an enemy and is more than happy to help.

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* EnemyMine: The presence of the Shade forces a temporary truce between [[spoiler: Lyrah and Daylen]], even though she wants nothing more than to kill him at that point. Any [[TeethClenchedTeamwork teeth-clenching]] is purely on her part, however, as he never thinks of her as an enemy and is more than happy eager to help.



** Lyrah notices Daylen staring at her face when he realizes that she's a BrokenBird and questions him about it. Desperately fishing for a lie, Daylen tries to cover what he was really thinking about by saying that he was staring because ''she's beautiful,'' remembering belatedly that this is one of her [[TraumaButton trauma]] and [[BerserkButton berserk]] buttons. Cue Lyrah blushing [[PlayedForDrama with mingled embarrassment and rage, and Daylen mentally cursing himself with gusto]].

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** PlayedForDrama. Lyrah notices Daylen staring at her face when he realizes that she's a BrokenBird and questions him about it. Desperately fishing for a lie, Daylen tries to cover what he was really thinking about by saying that he was staring because ''she's beautiful,'' remembering belatedly that this is one of her [[TraumaButton trauma]] and [[BerserkButton berserk]] buttons. Cue Lyrah blushing [[PlayedForDrama with mingled embarrassment and rage, and Daylen mentally cursing himself with gusto]].gusto.
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Only Lifebinders can enhance those traits: "Lightbinding" can also refer to Worldbinding, which isn't this trope. Read the explanation listed under Functional Magic.


* SwissArmySuperpower: Lightbinding can be used to enhance ''any'' physical or mental trait of the user, or anything that's a part of their physical self. A Lightbinder can gain enhanced [[SuperStrength strength]], [[SuperSpeed speed]], [[SuperHearing hearing]], [[TheNoseKnows scent]], [[SuperSenses other senses]], [[SuperReflexes reflexes]], [[SuperToughness fortitude]], AuraVision, [[HealingFactor healing]], [[PhotographicMemory memory]], [[HyperAwareness perceptive]] [[SherlockScan scans]], [[WallCrawl grip]], [[InASingleBound jumps]], [[CharmPerson charisma]], [[spoiler: [[SuperIntelligence intellect]], [[ImprobableFencingPowers swordsmanship]], [[SwordBeam sunforged swords]]]], and [[LongList only the Light knows what else]].

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* SwissArmySuperpower: Lightbinding Lifebinding can be used to enhance ''any'' physical or mental trait of the user, or anything that's a part of their physical self. A Lightbinder Lifebinder can gain enhanced [[SuperStrength strength]], [[SuperSpeed speed]], [[SuperHearing hearing]], [[TheNoseKnows scent]], [[SuperSenses other senses]], [[SuperReflexes reflexes]], [[SuperToughness fortitude]], AuraVision, [[HealingFactor healing]], [[PhotographicMemory memory]], [[HyperAwareness perceptive]] [[SherlockScan scans]], [[WallCrawl grip]], [[InASingleBound jumps]], [[CharmPerson charisma]], [[spoiler: [[SuperIntelligence intellect]], [[ImprobableFencingPowers swordsmanship]], [[SwordBeam sunforged swords]]]], and [[LongList only the Light knows what else]].

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