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** [[spoiler:In-game lore reveals that Mirai was adopted by Cassia and given a fake identity as her IllGirl sister.]]

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** [[spoiler:In-game lore reveals that Mirai was adopted by Cassia and given a fake identity as her IllGirl ill sister.]]
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* [[MagnificentBastard Magnificent Bitch]]: In the sequel, Cassia starts out disfigured, insane, imprisoned below the gladiator arena where the monster kennels are kept, with nothing more than tattered rags, a few shoddy weapons, and a strange book [[spoiler:from another world, written by one of Earth's most ruthless strategists]]. She then goes on to conquer the country with three ex-gladiators and a small army of violently insane mercenaries, simply by following the teachings of the book. Also, she fights in every main battle on the front-lines. [[spoiler:If you play your cards right, she can claim victory against a giant EldritchAbomination with personification powers, a tyrant whose life is voodoo-connected to her sister, and her own backstabbing army, all at once, by ''poisoning the entire army with the same voodoo-connection ritual to herself'' and using the monster to petrify the tyrant for the rest of her sister's life.]]

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* [[MagnificentBastard Magnificent Bitch]]: In the sequel, Cassia starts out disfigured, insane, imprisoned below the gladiator arena where the monster kennels are kept, with nothing more than tattered rags, a few shoddy weapons, and a strange book [[spoiler:from another world, written by one of Earth's most ruthless strategists]]. She then goes on to conquer the country with three ex-gladiators and a small army of violently insane mercenaries, simply by following the teachings of the book. Also, she fights in every main battle on the front-lines. [[spoiler:If you play your cards right, she can claim victory against a giant EldritchAbomination with personification petrifying powers, a tyrant whose life is voodoo-connected ritually-linked to her sister, and her own backstabbing army, all at once, by ''poisoning the entire army with the the same voodoo-connection life-link ritual to herself'' herself'', forcing them to fight for her or die, and using the monster to petrify the tyrant for the rest of her sister's life.]]

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* AGodAmI: In the sequel, Takate develops a god-complex from defeating the [[spoiler:Nameless God]], claiming to be the son of Kamaloq, the god of the hunt.



* FakeAristocrat: [[spoiler:Zurbaran isn't an Al'anfan noble, but the escaped slave of one.]]
** [[spoiler:In-game lore reveals that Mirai was adopted by Cassia and given a fake identity as her IllGirl sister.]]



*[[MagnificentBastard Magnificent Bitch]]: In the sequel, Cassia starts out disfigured, insane, imprisoned below the gladiator arena where the monster kennels are kept, with nothing more than tattered rags, a few shoddy weapons, and a strange book [[spoiler:from another world, written by one of Earth's most ruthless strategists]]. She then goes on to conquer the country with three ex-gladiators and a small army of violently insane mercenaries, simply by following the teachings of the book. Also, she fights in every main battle on the front-lines. [[spoiler:If you play your cards right, she can claim victory against a giant EldritchAbomination with personification powers, a tyrant whose life is voodoo-connected to her sister, and her own backstabbing army, all at once, by ''poisoning the entire army with the same voodoo-connection ritual to herself'' and using the monster to petrify the tyrant for the rest of her sister's life.]]



** And in the sequel, the current party is made of half the party from the first game, a former princess turned into a madwoman by spider poison, and a mercenary company of insane zealots who worship spilled blood.

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** And in the sequel, the current party is made of half the party from the first game, a former princess turned into a madwoman by spider poison, turned madwoman, and a mercenary company of insane zealots who worship the god of spilled blood.



** And in the sequel, [[spoiler:How did a copy of Machiavelli find its way into the world of The Dark Eye, let alone survive in a giant crumbling labyrinth?]]

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** And in the sequel, [[spoiler:How did a copy of Machiavelli Machiavelli's ''The Prince'' find its way into the world of The Dark Eye, let alone survive in a giant crumbling labyrinth?]]



* YouHaveOutlivedYourUsefulness: [[spoiler:Cassia betrays her army by poisoning them with celebratory wine. If she was good, it's because they're all AxCrazy psychopaths [[RapePillageAndBurn who love pillaging already-conquered cities]] and killed a puppy that was just trying to play with her. If she was evil... well, why not?]]

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* YouHaveOutlivedYourUsefulness: [[spoiler:Cassia betrays her army by poisoning them with celebratory wine. If she was good, it's because they're all AxCrazy psychopaths [[RapePillageAndBurn who love pillaging already-conquered cities]] cities]], will gleefully hunt down fleeing villagers (and will ''hang their own men'' for disobeying their own kill orders if they don't), and killed a puppy that was just trying to play with her. If she was evil... well, why not?]]
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* TraumaInn: You can restore health and magic points by resting at inns. This doesn't heal wounds, though.

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* TraumaInn: You can restore health and magic points by resting at inns. This doesn't heal wounds, though.though.
* YouHaveOutlivedYourUsefulness: [[spoiler:Cassia betrays her army by poisoning them with celebratory wine. If she was good, it's because they're all AxCrazy psychopaths [[RapePillageAndBurn who love pillaging already-conquered cities]] and killed a puppy that was just trying to play with her. If she was evil... well, why not?]]

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A sequel, ''Blackguards 2'', was released in January 2015. The main character is a madwoman named Cassia, who has a single obsession: to sit upon the Shark Throne and rule over an empire, even for a day. Except she's broke, insane, and currently locked up in the worst prison in history. But she has a plan. The Conquerors of the Nine Hordes, half the party of the previous game, are currently in a rut and shells of their former selves. All she has to do is break out, hire the Conquerors, rally an army behind them, rip and tear their way across half the continent, raze the city with the Shark Throne, and hold it for at least a full day before being torn apart. What could possibly go wrong?

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A sequel, ''Blackguards 2'', was released in January 2015. The main character is a madwoman named Cassia, who has a single obsession: to sit upon the Shark Throne and rule over an empire, even for a day. Except she's broke, insane, and currently locked up in the worst prison in history. But she has a plan. The Conquerors of the Nine Hordes, half the party of the previous game, are currently in a rut and shells of their former selves. All she has to do is break out, hire the Conquerors, rally an army behind them, rip and tear their way across half the continent, raze the city with country, overthrow King Marwan from the Shark Throne, and hold it for at least a full day before being torn apart.apart by an angry mob. What could possibly go wrong?



** Downplayed in the sequel; there are two special magic-based passive skills that negate the interference.



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** [[spoiler:Cassia]] has it ''worse'': [[spoiler:her husband is TheCaligula, he is exactly as repulsive as the rumors say he is, and after he got tired of her he threw her in the catacombs underneath the city, laughing as the spiders and their venom slowly drove her insane.]]



* BittersweetEnding: [[spoiler:After the final battle, your character walks to the crevace and utters the name of the nameless one. This would mean that your character dies in the process, but the ending is unclear about your ultimate fate. Your companions later move on with their life, the world continuing to be crapsack with the events largely remaining unsung and ignored. For better or worse, the setting returned to the status quo.]]

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* BittersweetEnding: [[spoiler:After the final battle, your character walks to the crevace crevice and utters the name of the nameless one. This would mean that your character dies in the process, but the ending is unclear about your ultimate fate. Your companions later move on with their life, the world continuing to be crapsack with the events largely remaining unsung and ignored. For better or worse, the setting returned to the status quo.]]]]
** In the sequel, for better or worse, [[spoiler:Cassia succumbs to her illness nine hours after claiming the throne. If you played her as a paragon of virtue, the people entomb her as the greatest queen in history. If you played her as a sadistic psychopath, the people parade the severed head of of their short-lived tyrant.]]
* BagOfSpilling: Justified; even legendary items are heavy, and after they were done adventuring the party sold their gear or stuffed it in a vault somewhere, and spent years doing anything but fighting.



* TheCuckoolanderWasRight: Naurim spends Chapter 1 claiming he fought a dragon in a cave. When you go there, it's filled with crypt lice and one of them has Naurim's battleaxe stuck in its carapace. And then in Chapter 4, [[spoiler:you get to fight a Rock Dragon. Complete with an epic treasure - two dragon eggs and a magic crossbow]].

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* TheCuckoolanderWasRight: Naurim spends Chapter 1 claiming he fought a dragon in a cave. When you go there, it's filled with crypt lice and one of them has Naurim's battleaxe stuck in its carapace. And then in Chapter 4, 4/5, [[spoiler:you get to fight a Rock Dragon. Complete with an epic treasure - two dragon eggs and a magic crossbow]].


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* TheHeroDies: [[spoiler:The main character seals the hell-gate from the inside, dooming them.]]
** [[spoiler:Cassia succumbs to her illness nine hours after claiming her throne.]]


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** And in the sequel, the current party is made of half the party from the first game, a former princess turned into a madwoman by spider poison, and a mercenary company of insane zealots who worship spilled blood.


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* RiddleForTheAges: What is [[spoiler:the Nameless God]]'s true name?
** And in the sequel, [[spoiler:How did a copy of Machiavelli find its way into the world of The Dark Eye, let alone survive in a giant crumbling labyrinth?]]

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A sequel, ''Blackguards 2'', was released in January 2015. The main character is a madwoman named Cassia, who has a single obsession: to sit upon the Shark Throne and rule over an empire, even for a day. Except she's broke, insane, and currently locked up in the worst prison in history. But she has a plan. The Conquerors of the Nine Hordes, half the party of the previous game, are currently locked up with her. All she has to do is break out, free the Conquerors, rally an army behind them, rip and tear their way across half the continent, raze the city with the Shark Throne, and hold it for at least a full day before being torn apart. What could possibly go wrong?

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A sequel, ''Blackguards 2'', was released in January 2015. The main character is a madwoman named Cassia, who has a single obsession: to sit upon the Shark Throne and rule over an empire, even for a day. Except she's broke, insane, and currently locked up in the worst prison in history. But she has a plan. The Conquerors of the Nine Hordes, half the party of the previous game, are currently locked up with her. in a rut and shells of their former selves. All she has to do is break out, free hire the Conquerors, rally an army behind them, rip and tear their way across half the continent, raze the city with the Shark Throne, and hold it for at least a full day before being torn apart. What could possibly go wrong?



* CriticalExistenceFailure: Mostly averted; almost all characters and enemies can be vitally wounded, causing a mark to appear on the character's portrait and decreasing their physical stats based on the severity of the wounds. However, enemies can be killed without gaining these vital wounds, and rare enemies (like Golems) are immune to wounding.
* TheCuckoolanderWasRight: Naurim spends Chapter 1 claiming he fought a dragon in a cave. When you go there, it's filled with crypt lice and one of them has Naurim's battleaxe stuck in its carapace. And then in Chapter 4, [[spoiler:you get to fight a Rock Dragon. Complete with an epic treasure - two dragon eggs and a magic crossbow]].



* LetsYouAndHimFight: The Berserk spell can turn any of your foes into a mindless angry death-machine that will automatically move towards the nearest character until they reach stabbing range, followed by aggressive stabbing[[note]]their attack skyrockets, but their defense plummets.[[/note]]. The level 4 version of the spell ''gives it an area-of-effect'', causing victims to drop anything else they were doing[[note]]unless you happen to be standing adjacent to them[[/note]] and wail on each other until there's only one left standing.



* RagtagBunchOfMisfits: Your party, including the player character, mostly consists of convicted criminals.

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* RagtagBunchOfMisfits: Your party, including the player character, mostly consists of three convicted criminals.criminals, a drug addict, a BloodKnight pit fighter, and a slut-witch/[[spoiler:death-cultist]].
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A sequel, ''Blackguards 2'', was released in January 2015.

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A sequel, ''Blackguards 2'', was released in January 2015. The main character is a madwoman named Cassia, who has a single obsession: to sit upon the Shark Throne and rule over an empire, even for a day. Except she's broke, insane, and currently locked up in the worst prison in history. But she has a plan. The Conquerors of the Nine Hordes, half the party of the previous game, are currently locked up with her. All she has to do is break out, free the Conquerors, rally an army behind them, rip and tear their way across half the continent, raze the city with the Shark Throne, and hold it for at least a full day before being torn apart. What could possibly go wrong?
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''Blackguards'' is a 2014 TurnBasedTactics [[WesternRPG RPG]] developed by Creator/DaedalicEntertainment, set in ''TabletopGame/TheDarkEye'' universe. You play as a human accused of having killed the daughter of a powerful Count, escaping from jail alongside a Dwarf named Naurim and [[DirtyOldMan lustful mage]] Zurbaran Florios, a southern grandee. While the main character would like to clear their, they're unfortunately suffering from some LaserGuidedAmnesia and unable to remember the events of what happened the night of the Princess' death, resulting in a quest to solve the murder.

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''Blackguards'' is a 2014 TurnBasedTactics [[WesternRPG RPG]] developed by Creator/DaedalicEntertainment, set in ''TabletopGame/TheDarkEye'' universe. You play as a human accused of having killed murdering the daughter of a powerful Count, escaping from jail alongside a Dwarf named Naurim and [[DirtyOldMan lustful mage]] Zurbaran Florios, a southern grandee. While the main character would like to clear their, their name, they're unfortunately suffering from some LaserGuidedAmnesia and unable to remember the events of what happened the night of the Princess' death, resulting in a quest to solve the murder.

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* FauxAffablyEvil: Zurbaran acts like a cheerful, smart and careless noble. He is in fact, [[spoiler: an escaped slave who killed a noble and took his identity, using it to deceive people and trick women into sleeping with him, even poisoning the husbands of the women. He likewise makes several sexual advances towards both Aurelia and Niam, and even tries to sell Takate in the third act.]]

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* FauxAffablyEvil: Zurbaran acts like a cheerful, smart and careless noble. He is in fact, [[spoiler: an [[spoiler:an escaped slave who killed a noble and took his identity, using it to deceive people and trick women into sleeping with him, even poisoning the husbands of the women. He likewise makes several sexual advances towards both Aurelia and Niam, and even tries to sell Takate in the third act.]]



* ManaBurn: Certain poisons can drain mana in addition to health, making (the mercifully few) enemies which make use of them higly dangerous to your spellcasters.

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* ManaBurn: Certain poisons can drain mana in addition to health, making (the mercifully few) enemies which make use of them higly highly dangerous to your spellcasters.



* MushroomSamba: When Niam is drugged [[spoiler: on the third day of the Nine Hordes]], she sometimes shoots randomly into space instead of at enemies. According to the battle log, she's shooting at hallucinated unicorns, which always dodge her attacks successfully.

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* MushroomSamba: When Niam is drugged [[spoiler: on [[spoiler:on the third day of the Nine Hordes]], she sometimes shoots randomly into space instead of at enemies. According to the battle log, she's shooting at hallucinated unicorns, which always dodge her attacks successfully.



* PoorCommunicationKills: Lysander and [[spoiler:Aurelia]] spend half the game undermining each other, thinking they are TheDragon of the overreaching evil in the story. Except neither of them is [[TheMole fully]] on the BigBad's side. Whoops.



* SetBonus: Equipping a full set of a single type of armor gives you a bonus to armor and reduces its encumberance penalty.

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* SetBonus: Equipping a full set of a single type of armor gives you a bonus to armor and reduces its encumberance encumbrance penalty.
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''Blackguards'' is a 2014 TurnBasedTactics [[WesternRPG RPG]] developed by Creator/DaedalicEntertainment, set in ''TabletopGame/TheDarkEye'' universe. You play as a human accused of having killed the daughter of a powerful Count, escaping from jail alongside a Dwarf named Naurim and a [[DirtyOldMan lustful mage]] named Zurbaran Florios, a southern grandee. While the main character would like to clear their, they're unfortunately suffering from some LaserGuidedAmnesia and unable to remember the events of what happened the night of the Princess' death, resulting in a quest to solve the murder.

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''Blackguards'' is a 2014 TurnBasedTactics [[WesternRPG RPG]] developed by Creator/DaedalicEntertainment, set in ''TabletopGame/TheDarkEye'' universe. You play as a human accused of having killed the daughter of a powerful Count, escaping from jail alongside a Dwarf named Naurim and a [[DirtyOldMan lustful mage]] named Zurbaran Florios, a southern grandee. While the main character would like to clear their, they're unfortunately suffering from some LaserGuidedAmnesia and unable to remember the events of what happened the night of the Princess' death, resulting in a quest to solve the murder.
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''Blackguards'' is a 2014 TurnBasedTactics game developed by Creator/DaedalicEntertainment, set in ''TabletopGame/TheDarkEye'' universe. You play as a human accused of having killed the daughter of a powerful Count, escaping from jail alongside a Dwarf named Naurim and a [[DirtyOldMan lustful mage]] named Zurbaran Florios, a southern grandee. While the main character would like to clear their, they're unfortunately suffering from some LaserGuidedAmnesia and unable to remember the events of what happened the night of the Princess' death, resulting in a quest to solve the murder.

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''Blackguards'' is a 2014 TurnBasedTactics game [[WesternRPG RPG]] developed by Creator/DaedalicEntertainment, set in ''TabletopGame/TheDarkEye'' universe. You play as a human accused of having killed the daughter of a powerful Count, escaping from jail alongside a Dwarf named Naurim and a [[DirtyOldMan lustful mage]] named Zurbaran Florios, a southern grandee. While the main character would like to clear their, they're unfortunately suffering from some LaserGuidedAmnesia and unable to remember the events of what happened the night of the Princess' death, resulting in a quest to solve the murder.
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* BittersweetEnding: [[spoiler:After the final battle, your character walks to the crevace and utters the name of the nameless one. This would mean that your character dies in the process, but the ending is unclear about your ultimate fate. Your companions later move on with their life, the world continuing to be crapsack with the events largely remaining unsung and ignored. For better or worse, the setting returned to the status quo.]]

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* GreatEscape: The game kicks off with you escaping prison along with Naurim, who planned it, and Zurubaran.



* LowFantasy: The setting for the game itself.

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* BloodKnight: Naurim is fierce and hot-tempered, as expected from a warrior dwarf.



* EvilFormerFriend: Lysander. Its made clear via flashbacks that he and the player were once very close, but Elanor's death has now driven him completely insane.
** [[spoiler:Aurelia turns out to be this, being a member of [[BigBad Count Urias']] Nameless One cult. Depending on how you treated her throughout the game, its possible for her to undergo a HeelFaceTurn.]]

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* EvilFormerFriend: Lysander. Its It's made clear via flashbacks that he and the player were once very close, but Elanor's death has now driven him completely insane.
** [[spoiler:Aurelia turns out to be this, being a member of [[BigBad Count Urias']] Nameless One cult. Depending on how you treated her throughout the game, its it's possible for her to undergo a HeelFaceTurn.]]



* {{Fireballs}}: ''Ignisphaero Fireball'' is your classic fireball spell, though it only deals its full damage on the primary target while anyone hit by its splash take less.

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* {{Fireballs}}: ''Ignisphaero Fireball'' is your classic fireball spell, though it only deals its full damage on the primary target while anyone hit by its splash take less.



* PlotlineDeath: There is one. [[spoiler: Namely, Niam is killed by the Louse Queen in the final gladiator battle.]]

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* PlotlineDeath: There is one. [[spoiler: Namely, Niam [[spoiler:Niam is killed by the Louse Queen in the final gladiator battle.]]
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''Blackguards'' is a 2014 TurnBasedTactics game developed by DaedalicEntertainment, set in ''TabletopGame/TheDarkEye'' universe. You play as a human accused of having killed the daughter of a powerful Count, escaping from jail alongside a Dwarf named Naurim and a [[DirtyOldMan lustful mage]] named Zurbaran Florios, a southern grandee. While the main character would like to clear their, they're unfortunately suffering from some LaserGuidedAmnesia and unable to remember the events of what happened the night of the Princess' death, resulting in a quest to solve the murder.

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''Blackguards'' is a 2014 TurnBasedTactics game developed by DaedalicEntertainment, Creator/DaedalicEntertainment, set in ''TabletopGame/TheDarkEye'' universe. You play as a human accused of having killed the daughter of a powerful Count, escaping from jail alongside a Dwarf named Naurim and a [[DirtyOldMan lustful mage]] named Zurbaran Florios, a southern grandee. While the main character would like to clear their, they're unfortunately suffering from some LaserGuidedAmnesia and unable to remember the events of what happened the night of the Princess' death, resulting in a quest to solve the murder.
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''Blackguards'' is a 2014 TurnBasedTactics game developed by DaedalicEntertainment, set in TabletopGame/TheDarkEye universe. You play as a human accused of having killed the daughter of a powerful Count, escaping from jail alongside a Dwarf named Naurim and a [[DirtyOldMan lustful mage]] named Zurbaran Florios, a southern grandee. While the main character would like to clear their, they're unfortunately suffering from some LaserGuidedAmnesia and unable to remember the events of what happened the night of the Princess' death, resulting in a quest to solve the murder.

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''Blackguards'' is a 2014 TurnBasedTactics game developed by DaedalicEntertainment, set in TabletopGame/TheDarkEye ''TabletopGame/TheDarkEye'' universe. You play as a human accused of having killed the daughter of a powerful Count, escaping from jail alongside a Dwarf named Naurim and a [[DirtyOldMan lustful mage]] named Zurbaran Florios, a southern grandee. While the main character would like to clear their, they're unfortunately suffering from some LaserGuidedAmnesia and unable to remember the events of what happened the night of the Princess' death, resulting in a quest to solve the murder.

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''Blackguards'' is a 2014 [[TurnBasedCombat turn based]] TacticalRPG released by DaedalicEntertainment and set in TabletopGame/TheDarkEye universe. You play as a human accused of having killed the daughter of a powerful Count, escaping from jail alongside a Dwarf named Naurim and a [[DirtyOldMan lustful mage]] named Zurbaran Florios, a southern grandee. While the main character would like to ClearMyName, they're unfortunately suffering from some LaserGuidedAmnesia, and unable to remember the events of what happened the night of the Princess' death.

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''Blackguards'' is a 2014 [[TurnBasedCombat turn based]] TacticalRPG released TurnBasedTactics game developed by DaedalicEntertainment and DaedalicEntertainment, set in TabletopGame/TheDarkEye universe. You play as a human accused of having killed the daughter of a powerful Count, escaping from jail alongside a Dwarf named Naurim and a [[DirtyOldMan lustful mage]] named Zurbaran Florios, a southern grandee. While the main character would like to ClearMyName, clear their, they're unfortunately suffering from some LaserGuidedAmnesia, LaserGuidedAmnesia and unable to remember the events of what happened the night of the Princess' death.
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* AntiGrinding: There are no random encounters - the only repeatable fight is doing battle in the arena but it rewards no Adventure Points and very little money.


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* BaitAndSwitchComment: When the group has to partake in arena battles:
--> '''Niam:''' Do I have to fight, too?
--> '''Tulefa:''' Nobody can force you to, sweetheart. But I recommend that you at least parry your enemies' blows.
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* BitchInSheepsClothing: After a long questline investigating the assassination attempt on Keidre, the leader of the Courtesans' Guild, it's finally revealed that the person who ordered the hit was [[spoiler: Clarizia, a priestess of Rahja in the small town of El'Halem. She blamed Keidre for slowly turning her temple into a glorified bordello.]]


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* DeathOrGloryAttack: The warrior ability ''Hammer Blow'', usable only with heavy two-handed weapons, axes and maces, deals triple normal attack damage but is both inaccurate and forfeit's the character's parry that turn. Despite it's downsides its sheer damage potential makes it one of the most useful abilities in the game.


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* MysteryBox: One questline involves tracking down a strange box for the head torturer of Mengbilla which he claims to be a gift for the head of the Courtesans' Guild. While it turns out the box really was just a gift, its exact contents are never revealed.


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* PortalPicture: One of the DLC quests involves the elvish painter Eodil who fell in love with a portrait of a woman he had painted, but upon losing the portrait, grew bitter of the real world and retreated inside one of his paintings to live in isolation.
* PowerNullifier: The Mask of Shame, kept on the witch in the Mengbilla arena, completely prevents its wearer from casting spells. They also can't stray more than a hundred paces from the person who carries the key to the mask.


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* TentacleRope: [[spoiler: Lysander meets a gruesome end as he gets repeatedly bashed against a stone wall while wrapped in one of the kraken newt's tentacles.]]
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* AwfulWeddedLife: Telemache's list of grievances with her husband is so long, she asks the party to retrieve a long-lost ritual book so that she can confer to him the blessings of all the gods, thus turning him into the perfect man who'll dote her at every turn. [[spoiler: She succeeds... only to find herself hating him even more due to him being ''too'' perfect.]]

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* {{Curse}}: A merchant in the town of Benivilla is suffering from one that's causing him to slowly rot away, and tasks the party to find a way to stop it.

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* {{Curse}}: A merchant in the town of Benivilla is suffering from one that's causing him to slowly rot away, and he tasks the party to find a way to stop it.it. [[spoiler: While they do eventually succeed, upon returning they find the merchant already dead, having changed his mind about wanting to live and either ending his life by his own hand or voluntarily letting himself succumb to the curse.]]
-->'''Aurelia''': He looks happy.
-->'''Naurim''': [[spoiler:[[DeadpanSnarker He looks dead.]]]]
* DismantledMacGuffin: A side quest in Chapter 3 involves finding the 9 scattered pieces of the legendary spear Bloodletter and putting it together for your own use.


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* RagtagBunchOfMisfits: Your party, including the player character, mostly consists of convicted criminals.
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* SetBonus: Equipping a full set of a single type of armor gives you a bonus to armor and reduces its encumberance penalty.

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* ArmorPiercingAttack: Warriors' ''Targeted Stab'' and ''Death Blow'' abilities ignore all armor.
* BarrierWarrior: The mage spell ''Gardianum Magic Shield'' conjures up a barrier against magical damage.


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* {{Curse}}: A merchant in the town of Benivilla is suffering from one that's causing him to slowly rot away, and tasks the party to find a way to stop it.
* DispelMagic: The spell ''Magica Infracta'' clears enchantments from both allies and enemies.


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* {{Fireballs}}: ''Ignisphaero Fireball'' is your classic fireball spell, though it only deals its full damage on the primary target while anyone hit by its splash take less.


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* HealingPotion: Come in a variety of types and with varying degrees of effectiveness. Master healing potions which restore vitality to full are both rare and expensive.


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* ManaBurn: Certain poisons can drain mana in addition to health, making (the mercifully few) enemies which make use of them higly dangerous to your spellcasters.
* ManaPotion: Astral Potions are a crucial thing to stick in your spellcasters' belts before heading into battle. As with healing potions, the best versions are as rare as they are effective.


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* ProjectileSpell: Despite its name, the spell ''Thunderbolt'' launches a damaging magical projectile and has nothing to do with electricity. ''Ignifaxius Burst of Flame'' is the fiery equivalent.
* RegeneratingMana: The ''Astral Regeneration'' passives provide this during combat, as do certain pieces of equipment. Both are quite valuable as mana potions are expensive and limited in number.
* SpellLevels: All spells have four ranks which are unlocked by investing enough AP on the spell in question.
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* PinkElephants: When Niam is drugged [[spoiler: on the third day of the Nine Hordes]], she sometimes shoots randomly into space instead of at enemies. According to the battle log, she's shooting at hallucinated unicorns, which always dodge her attacks successfully.

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* PinkElephants: MushroomSamba: When Niam is drugged [[spoiler: on the third day of the Nine Hordes]], she sometimes shoots randomly into space instead of at enemies. According to the battle log, she's shooting at hallucinated unicorns, which always dodge her attacks successfully.

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