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Related to BlueCollarWarlock. Compare HomelessHero and AlmightyJanitor.
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Related to BlueCollarWarlock.BlueCollarWarlock and WanderingWizard. Compare HomelessHero and AlmightyJanitor.
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** ''TabletopGame/WerewolfTheApocalypse'' has the Bone Gnawers, a tribe for whom WorkingClassWerewolves is often an aspiration. They cling to the shadows and city streets (or the hollers, if they're in the country) because they believe the disadvantaged and subaltern are the easiest targets for the Wyrm.
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* ''ComicBook/TheInvisibles'' has Tom O'Bedlam, who serves as Dean's mentor when he ends up stranded on the streets of London. A later arc reveals he was basically the greatest sorcerer of the 20th century. Didn't stop him from coming off as a bizarre bum.
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* ''ComicBook/TheInvisibles'' has Tom O'Bedlam, who serves as Dean's Dane's mentor when he ends up stranded on the streets of London. A later arc reveals he was basically the greatest sorcerer of the 20th century. Didn't stop him from coming off as a bizarre bum.
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* ''ComicBook/TheInvisibles'' has Tom O'Bedlam, who serves as Dean's mentor when he ends up stranded on the streets of London. A later arc reveals he was basically the greatest sorcerer of the 20th century. Didn't stop him from coming off as a bizarre bum.
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* ''Wiki/SCPFoundation'': SCP-1933, Bailey's Santa, is an old, obese homeless man who has Irish cream instead of blood and other bodily fluids running through his body. If someone drinks the Irish cream that came from his body, there is a chance that all their bodily fluids will transform into Irish cream, which will instantly kill them.
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* ''Wiki/SCPFoundation'': ''Website/SCPFoundation'': SCP-1933, Bailey's Santa, is an old, obese homeless man who has Irish cream instead of blood and other bodily fluids running through his body. If someone drinks the Irish cream that came from his body, there is a chance that all their bodily fluids will transform into Irish cream, which will instantly kill them.
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* ''Wiki/SCPFoundation'': SCP-1933, Bailey's Santa, is an old, obese homeless man who has Irish cream instead of blood and other bodily fluids running through his body. If someone drinks the Irish cream that came from his body, there is a chance that all their bodily fluids will transform into Irish cream, which will instantly kill them.
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* ''Wiki/SCPFoundation'': SCP-1933, Bailey's Santa, is an old, obese homeless man who has Irish cream instead of blood and other bodily fluids running through his body. If someone drinks the Irish cream that came from his body, there is a chance that all their bodily fluids will transform into Irish cream, which will instantly kill them.
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* ''VideoGame/TheElderScrollsIVOblivion'': The "Knights of the Nine" expansion adds a mysterious Prophet who spends all his time in the gardens of Anvil, [[SoapboxSquare preaching by day]] and sleeping among the plants at night. He's quite well-versed in ancient history and religious lore for a vagrant, can offer a powerful blessing, and is ultimately implied to be [[spoiler:[[GodWasMyCopilot the god Talos]].]]
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* ''Literature/MagnusChaseAndTheGodsOfAsgard'': 16-year-old Magnus Chase has been homeless for two years at the start of the series after his mother was murdered, making him a little cynical towards the world. He later discovers he is the son of a Norse god, which gives him ComboPlatterPowers -- part of the reason he's survived on the streets as long as he has is that his demigod status makes him resistant to extreme temperatures. In addition, his DangerousSixteenthBirthday means he can now claim his birthright... and everyone wants to kill him for it.
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* ''Literature/MagnusChaseAndTheGodsOfAsgard'': 16-year-old Magnus Chase has been homeless for two years at the start of the series after his mother was murdered, making him a little cynical towards the world. He later discovers he is the son of a Norse god, which gives him ComboPlatterPowers -- part of the reason he's survived on the streets as long as he has is that his demigod status makes him resistant to extreme temperatures. In addition, his DangerousSixteenthBirthday Dangerous16thBirthday means he can now claim his birthright... and everyone wants to kill him for it.
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* ''Literature/TheLongDarkTeaTimeOfTheSoul'': The homeless people who converge on King's Cross Station are all but stated to be ancient Norse gods who can shift between the mortal world and Asgard at will. It's eventually revealed that [[spoiler:Odin himself]] had been living on the streets when [[spoiler:the Draycotts]] found him. They observe that the gods have divine power but have no idea how to make it useful for themselves in a world that no longer needs and has forgotten them.
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* ''Literature/TheLongDarkTeaTimeOfTheSoul'': The homeless people who converge congregate on King's Cross Station are all but stated to be ancient Norse gods who can shift between the mortal world and Asgard at will. It's eventually revealed that [[spoiler:Odin himself]] had been living on the streets when [[spoiler:the Draycotts]] found him. They observe that the gods have divine power but have no idea how to make it useful for themselves in a world that no longer needs and has forgotten them.
