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* NeverGetsDrunk: Ufa claims that the Qji can't get drunk in general. Despite this, he will enjoy the occasional drink if you buy him one at a tavern.
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* OhCrap: [[spoiler: Aïnorie has a massive one in the cutscene where Alzarith beheads her.]]
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* OhCrap: [[spoiler: Aïnorie has a massive one in the cutscene where Alzarith beheads her. Especially once she realizes none of the heroes will intervene.]]
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* OhCrap: [[spoiler: Aïnorie has a massive one seconds before Alzarith beheads her.]]
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* OhCrap: [[spoiler: Aïnorie has a massive one seconds before in the cutscene where Alzarith beheads her.]]
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* OhCrap: [[spoiler: Aïnorie has a massive one seconds before Alzarith beheads her.]]
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* TakingYouWithMe: [[spoiler: The Great Chamberlain attempts this on the goddesses after he's defeated in battle. Aredas manages to thwart him, but whether he survives or not is up to the player.]]
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** [[spoiler: As Irzyka, the player can chose whether or not to intervene when Ufa cuts off Aïnorie's arm, and whether or not to save her when she is attacked by Alzarith. Refusing to do so in the former will lead to her becoming permanantly unplayable. Refusing in the latter will lead to her death.]]
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** [[spoiler: As Irzyka, the The player can chose whether or not to intervene when Ufa cuts off Aïnorie's arm, and whether or not to save her when she is attacked by Alzarith. Refusing to do so in the former will lead to her becoming permanantly unplayable. Refusing in the latter will lead to her death.]]
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* RoyalsWhoActuallyDoSomething: Aredas WILL protect his country, with his own hands if need be. [[spoiler: It's a big part of why Ufa actually comes to respect him.]]
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* MentorOccupationalHazard: PlayedStraight and [[SubvertedTrope Subverted]].
** [[spoiler: Master Egaj is KilledOffscreen in the battle of Darmalse. What's worse is that the heroes don't realise he's dead until they are given a summons to his funeral]].
** [[spoiler: Aredas believes that his mentor, Émisee, was purposely sent to her death via a suicide mission. [[FakingTheDead But, the truth is more complicated.]]]]
** [[spoiler: Master Egaj is KilledOffscreen in the battle of Darmalse. What's worse is that the heroes don't realise he's dead until they are given a summons to his funeral]].
** [[spoiler: Aredas believes that his mentor, Émisee, was purposely sent to her death via a suicide mission. [[FakingTheDead But, the truth is more complicated.]]]]
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* KickTheSonOfABitch:
** Some sidequests allow Irzyka to gleefully slaughter bandits or to bring criminals to justice in order to have them executed.
** A non-lethal example. Some merchants will try to swindle Irzyka by overpricing their products. She can retaliate by stealing their merchandises or holding them up.
** Some sidequests allow Irzyka to gleefully slaughter bandits or to bring criminals to justice in order to have them executed.
** A non-lethal example. Some merchants will try to swindle Irzyka by overpricing their products. She can retaliate by stealing their merchandises or holding them up.
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* PayEvilUntoEvil:
** Some sidequests allow Irzyka to gleefully slaughter bandits or to bring criminals to justice in order to have them executed.
** A non-lethal example. Some merchants will try to swindle Irzyka by overpricing their products. She can retaliate by stealing their merchandises or holding them up.
** Some sidequests allow Irzyka to gleefully slaughter bandits or to bring criminals to justice in order to have them executed.
** A non-lethal example. Some merchants will try to swindle Irzyka by overpricing their products. She can retaliate by stealing their merchandises or holding them up.
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** [[spoiler: The ruined city found within the Lumisable caves is a direct result of Aïnorie's city wide massacre.]]
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** [[spoiler: The ruined city found within the Lumisable caves is a direct result of Aïnorie's city wide massacre.]]
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* SecurityCling: [[spoiler: Manalianne tends to do this to Arniok in cutscenes, as part of their ShipTease.]]
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* SecurityCling: [[spoiler: Manalianne tends to do this to Arniok in cutscenes, Arniok, as part of their ShipTease.]]
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* BigBad: Alzarith is the main antagonist of the game.
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* BigBad: Alzarith is the main antagonist of the game. [[spoiler: Aïnorie comes very close to usurping him in this role, after she becomes an active threat to Irzyka and her friends.]]
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* RefuseToRescueTheDisliked: At least two examples,
** [[spoiler: Aredas makes it very clear that he doesn’t want to rescue Ufa, as he doesn’t believe he’s worth the effort or the danger involved. He’ll still do it though, once Irzyka and the others point out the benefits.]]
** [[spoiler: As Irzyka, the player can chose whether or not to intervene when Ufa cuts off Aïnorie's arm, and whether or not to save her when she is attacked by Alzarith. Refusing to do so in the former will lead to her becoming permanantly unplayable. Refusing in the latter will lead to her death.]]
** [[spoiler: Aredas makes it very clear that he doesn’t want to rescue Ufa, as he doesn’t believe he’s worth the effort or the danger involved. He’ll still do it though, once Irzyka and the others point out the benefits.]]
** [[spoiler: As Irzyka, the player can chose whether or not to intervene when Ufa cuts off Aïnorie's arm, and whether or not to save her when she is attacked by Alzarith. Refusing to do so in the former will lead to her becoming permanantly unplayable. Refusing in the latter will lead to her death.]]
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* ParentalSubstitute:
** [[spoiler: Asmyrald served as this to both Irzyka and Alzarith, whenever he visited them in their world. Though, his protection still wasn’t enough to save them from Creas…]]
** [[spoiler: Aredas' mentor, Émisee, also served as a surrogate mother to him.]]
** Master Egaj raised Ufa after he lost his parents, and Ufa sees him as a second father.
** [[spoiler: Asmyrald served as this to both Irzyka and Alzarith, whenever he visited them in their world. Though, his protection still wasn’t enough to save them from Creas…]]
** [[spoiler: Aredas' mentor, Émisee, also served as a surrogate mother to him.]]
** Master Egaj raised Ufa after he lost his parents, and Ufa sees him as a second father.
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* ObstructiveBureaucrat: A few examples, both major and minor.
** In Ramis, Irzyka and Ufa will face an entire council of them. The player will have to persuade them into actively doing something useful about the rampaging Avatars.
** Aredas deals with them on a regular basis in the form of his father’s council.
** In Ramis, Irzyka and Ufa will face an entire council of them. The player will have to persuade them into actively doing something useful about the rampaging Avatars.
** Aredas deals with them on a regular basis in the form of his father’s council.
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** [[spoiler: Manalianne was bullied and ostracized by her peers in her hometown of Flenemere. This was one of the driving reasons that lead her to becoming a nomad, besides her magical studies.]]
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** [[spoiler: Manalianne was bullied and ostracized by her peers in her hometown of Flenemere.hometown. This was one of the driving reasons that lead her to becoming a nomad, besides her magical studies.]]
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** [[spoiler: Manalianne was bullied and ostracized by her peers in her hometown of Flenemere. This was one of the driving reasons that lead her to becoming a nomad, besides her magical studies.]]
** [[spoiler: This was the case for Aredas in his childhood. At least, until he met [[BirdsOfAFeather Accalia.]]]]
** [[spoiler: Manalianne was bullied and ostracized by her peers in her hometown of Flenemere. This was one of the driving reasons that lead her to becoming a nomad, besides her magical studies.]]
** [[spoiler: This was the case for Aredas in his childhood. At least, until he met [[BirdsOfAFeather Accalia.]]]]
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** [[spoiler: This was the case for Aredas in his childhood. At least, until he met [[BirdsOfAFeather Accalia.]]]]
** [[spoiler: Manalianne was bullied and ostracized by her peers in her hometown of Flenemere. This was one of the driving reasons that lead her to becoming a nomad, besides her magical studies.]]
** [[spoiler: This was the case for Aredas in his childhood. At least, until he met [[BirdsOfAFeather Accalia.]]]]
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** [[spoiler: Manalianne was bullied and ostracized by her peers in her hometown of Flenemere. This was one of the driving reasons that lead her to becoming a nomad, besides her magical studies.]]
** [[spoiler: This was the case for Aredas in his childhood. At least, until he met [[BirdsOfAFeather Accalia.]]]]
** [[spoiler: Manalianne was bullied and ostracized by her peers in her hometown of Flenemere. This was one of the driving reasons that lead her to becoming a nomad, besides her magical studies.]]
** [[spoiler: This was the case for Aredas in his childhood. At least, until he met [[BirdsOfAFeather Accalia.]]]]
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* WelcomeBackTraitor: [[spoiler: Once [[TheMole Manalianne]] rejoins the party in Ramis, you have the decision of banishing her for her betrayal, or taking her back on the team. Both decisions have the potential to anger one or more of your comrades. Sending her away can hurt your relationship with Arniok or Ufa. If you take her back... Aredas will accept your decision, though he won't be happy about it. [[BetrayalInsurance Aïnorie on the other hand...]]]]
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* WelcomeBackTraitor: [[spoiler: Once [[TheMole Manalianne]] rejoins the party in Ramis, you have the decision of banishing her for her betrayal, or taking her back on the team. Both decisions have the potential to anger one or more of your comrades. Sending her away can hurt your relationship with Arniok or Ufa. If you take her back... back, Aredas will accept your decision, though he won't be happy about it. [[BetrayalInsurance Aïnorie on the other hand...]]]]
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*YouKilledMyFather: Ufa's primary motivation for trying to take down the Heartless Soul is because his parents were murdered by him.
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* SmugSnake: Both Alzarith and [[spoiler: Aïnorie]] have shades of this. Neither of them can resist the urge for EvilGloating once things start going their way.
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* SmugSnake: Both Alzarith and [[spoiler: Aïnorie]] have shades of this. Neither of them can resist the urge for EvilGloating once things start going their way. And yes, it does tend to blow up in their faces.
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* NominalHero: If he wants, the player can turn Irzyka into a violent [[KickTheDog dog-kicking]] thief (or even an outright murderer) who, for some reason, also happens to be fighting against a genocidal lunatic bent on destroying worlds.
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* NominalHero: If he wants, they want, the player can turn Irzyka into a violent [[KickTheDog dog-kicking]] thief (or even an outright murderer) who, for some reason, also happens to be fighting against a genocidal lunatic bent on destroying worlds.
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* EmptyShell: [[spoiler:[[EvilMinion Alzarith's priests]] are nothing but soulless puppets controlled and animated by magic. However, this is [[EmergentHumanity subverted]] later on]].
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* EmptyShell: [[spoiler:[[EvilMinion Alzarith's priests]] are nothing but soulless puppets controlled and animated by magic. However, this is [[EmergentHumanity [[EmergentHuman subverted]] later on]].
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* DissonantSerenity: [[spoiler: Aïnorie is usually wearing one, even in dire or horrifying situations. [[BlueAndOrangeMorality This is not an art limitation. She really is that detached from humanity.]] It greatly disturbs Aredas, who can eventually call her out on it.]]
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* FloatingContinent: The Flying Gardens of the Qji are a classic take on this. However, the game does tackle some of the more realistic problems that would occur with this trope.
** When a death occurs up there, the body has to be flown down to the mainland in order to bury it.
** The population is strictly controlled due to lack of space. This means that many of the Qji are forced to live on the surface, and struggle with poverty and prejudice while living in an unknown land.
** While it's very peaceful, there's really not much to do up there. It's implied that the current population has been dwindling for several years because many of the Qji are beginning to realise this, want more opportunities for themselves, and leave the Gardens as a result.
** When a death occurs up there, the body has to be flown down to the mainland in order to bury it.
** The population is strictly controlled due to lack of space. This means that many of the Qji are forced to live on the surface, and struggle with poverty and prejudice while living in an unknown land.
** While it's very peaceful, there's really not much to do up there. It's implied that the current population has been dwindling for several years because many of the Qji are beginning to realise this, want more opportunities for themselves, and leave the Gardens as a result.
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* KleptomaniacHero: Irzyka can steal from almost every building in almost every given city or town. Naturally, doing so will most certainly have a negative effect on her reputation. [[StealthBasedMission If she's caught.]] Your success in thieving can be affected by whether you steal during day or night. There's also the fact that certain party members will object if you rob tombs or loot graves.
