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** If the castle never touches the ground, then the only way to reach the castle is to fly. Anyone who can fly to the castle can just as easily fly ''over'' the castle's defenses, which defeats the purpose of having a castle in the first place.
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** Bob also suffers from altitude sickness, so nobody has the advantage in the end.
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* '''Enforced''': ???"We need there to be a reason why no one in Bob's village ever sneaks into Bloodstone's castle."
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* '''Justified''': Lord Bloodstone is actually a KnightTemplar or a WellIntentionedExtremist who believes that the higher his castle is, the closer he is to God.
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* '''Justified''': Lord Bloodstone is actually a KnightTemplar or a WellIntentionedExtremist who believes that the higher his castle is, [[AGodAmI the closer he is to God.God]].
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* '''Downplayed''': Lord Bloodstone's castle hovers very closely to the ground, but just high enough to be inaccessible on foot.
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** Lord Bloodstone's castle hovers very closely to the ground, but just high enough to be inaccessible on foot.
** Lord Bloodstone's castle hovers very closely to the ground, but just high enough to be inaccessible on foot.
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** Only [[CoolGate an ominous-looking entrance to Lord Bloodstone's lair]] is on the floating island.
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** Only [[CoolGate an ominous-looking entrance entrance]] to Lord Bloodstone's lair]] lair is on the floating island.
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** Only [[CoolGate an ominous-looking entrance to Lord Bloodstone's lair]] is on a floating island.
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** Only [[CoolGate an ominous-looking entrance to Lord Bloodstone's lair]] is on a the floating island.
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[[LovableRogue Natalie]] offers the heroes a ferry service to the floating island... for a price, of course.
* '''Defied''':???Keeping a floating island in place is inefficient, so Lord Bloodstone instead opts for a land-locked castle in the middle of a dangerous mountain range.
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* '''Downplayed''': ???Lord Bloodstone's castle hovers very closely to the ground, but just high enough to be inaccessible on foot.
** Only [[CoolGate an ominous-looking entrance to Lord Bloodstone's lair]] is on a floating island.
** Only [[CoolGate an ominous-looking entrance to Lord Bloodstone's lair]] is on a floating island.
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* '''Downplayed''': ???
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* '''Deconstructed''': Lord Bloodstone begins to suffer from altitude sickness, which makes him unable to fight Bob at full strength and ultimately facilitates his demise.
** Alternatively, the effects of altitude sickness are what kill Lord Bloodstone.
** Alternatively, the logistics for getting food and water to a flying castle prove to be Lord Bloodstone's undoing.
* '''Reconstructed''': Lord Bloodstone's castle is encased in a force field that alleviates the negative effects of being at such a high altitude.
** The castle can lower itself to the ground to take on food and water, as well as to allow Lord Bloodstone's troops to enter and exit.
** Alternatively, the effects of altitude sickness are what kill Lord Bloodstone.
** Alternatively, the logistics for getting food and water to a flying castle prove to be Lord Bloodstone's undoing.
* '''Reconstructed''': Lord Bloodstone's castle is encased in a force field that alleviates the negative effects of being at such a high altitude.
** The castle can lower itself to the ground to take on food and water, as well as to allow Lord Bloodstone's troops to enter and exit.
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* '''Deconstructed''':
** Lord Bloodstone begins to suffer from altitude sickness, which makes him unable to fight Bob at full strength and ultimately facilitates his demise.
** Alternatively, the effects of altitude sickness are what kill Lord Bloodstone.
** Alternatively, the logistics for getting food and water to a flying castle prove to be Lord Bloodstone's undoing.
* '''Reconstructed''':
** Lord Bloodstone's castle is encased in a force field that alleviates the negative effects of being at such a high altitude.
** The castle can lower itself to the ground to take on food and water, as well as to allow Lord Bloodstone's troops to enter and exit.
** Lord Bloodstone begins to suffer from altitude sickness, which makes him unable to fight Bob at full strength and ultimately facilitates his demise.
** Alternatively, the effects of altitude sickness are what kill Lord Bloodstone.
** Alternatively, the logistics for getting food and water to a flying castle prove to be Lord Bloodstone's undoing.
* '''Reconstructed''':
** Lord Bloodstone's castle is encased in a force field that alleviates the negative effects of being at such a high altitude.
** The castle can lower itself to the ground to take on food and water, as well as to allow Lord Bloodstone's troops to enter and exit.
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%%* '''Played For Drama''': ??????
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Back to [Trope]
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Back to [Trope]OminousFloatingCastle
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** The castle can lower itself to the ground to take on food and water, as well as to allow Lord Bloodstone's troops to enter and exit.
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** Alternatively, the logistics for getting food and water to a flying castle prove to be Lord Bloodstone's undoing.
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"A floating castle... am I the only one tempted to spit off the side?"
* '''Invoked''':???"What better way to defend a castle than to make it ''flying''?"
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