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* KnightTemplar: All of the members of the order of the golden God
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* KnightTemplar: All of the members of the order of the golden God God.
* NowWhereWasIGoingAgain: Played with. When Brun is ordered to keep an eye on Gisulf and Waldrada, he is given a scroll with which to write everything down the group is doing, which is translated into gameplay as your quest journal (with main quests being marked in bold so you can't miss them among the sidequests) When the group returns after completing their first objective, this very report is used to further condemn Waldrada's witchcraft, because most of these sidequests are defiant to the order's rules, with Gisulf's part in those quests even blamed on her as "witchly temptation."
* NowWhereWasIGoingAgain: Played with. When Brun is ordered to keep an eye on Gisulf and Waldrada, he is given a scroll with which to write everything down the group is doing, which is translated into gameplay as your quest journal (with main quests being marked in bold so you can't miss them among the sidequests) When the group returns after completing their first objective, this very report is used to further condemn Waldrada's witchcraft, because most of these sidequests are defiant to the order's rules, with Gisulf's part in those quests even blamed on her as "witchly temptation."
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* ScrewThisImOuttaHere: Gisulf's favorite strategy whenever things go south past the point of fighting it out, and by his own account how he managed to survive as long as he did. Too bad for him that when he tries it once the undead start rising from their graves, Brun objects violently.
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''Wolfenhain'' is a [[FreewareGames freeware]] VideoGame/RPGMaker game, developed by the creator of ''VideoGame/DieReiseInsAll''. It can be downloaded [[https://realtroll.hpage.com/wolfenhain/allgemein-wolfenhain.html here]].
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''Wolfenhain'' is a [[FreewareGames freeware]] VideoGame/RPGMaker UsefulNotes/RPGMaker game, developed by the creator of ''VideoGame/DieReiseInsAll''. It can be downloaded [[https://realtroll.hpage.com/wolfenhain/allgemein-wolfenhain.html here]].
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In theViking like Viking-like world of Wolfenhain [[LocationTitle Wolfenhain]] one day strange spikes are rising and set normal animals into a frenzy and some strange fog starts to rise. The Order of the golden God plans to send out some heroes under the lead of Paladin Brun but some things go not exactly as planned...
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''Wolfenhain'' is a [[FreewareGames freeware]] VideoGame/RPGMaker game, developed by the creator of ''VideoGame/DieReiseInsAll''. It can be downloaded [[https://realtroll.hpage.com/wolfenhain/allgemein-wolfenhain.html here]].
[[SimilarlyNamedWorks No relation]] to the ''VideoGame/{{Wolfenstein}}'' series.
!!Tropes present in this game:
In the
''Wolfenhain'' is a [[FreewareGames freeware]] VideoGame/RPGMaker game, developed by the creator of ''VideoGame/DieReiseInsAll''. It can be downloaded [[https://realtroll.hpage.com/wolfenhain/allgemein-wolfenhain.html here]].
[[SimilarlyNamedWorks No relation]] to the ''VideoGame/{{Wolfenstein}}'' series.
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* WitchHunt: Brun leads one in the very beginning of the game. This is how Waldrada and Gisulf end up in the prison of the Order, thus setting the events of the game in motion.
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* WitchHunt: Brun leads one in the very beginning of the game. This is how Waldrada and Gisulf end up in the prison of the Order, thus setting the events of the game in motion.motion.
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* DistractedBySexy: Averted. The Giant Frog in the Fairy Lake tries this with brun, magically disguised as a beautiful young woman but to bad that Brun is immune to this temptation.
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* AttentionDeficitOhShiny: When Gisulf asks the Druid why the recipie for magic paotions is so secret that almost no which knows it while those potions are sold everywhere, the druid, who has no answer to this, distracts them quickly with some juggling.
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* AttentionDeficitOhShiny: When Gisulf asks the Druid why the recipie for magic paotions potions is so secret that almost no which witch knows it while those potions are sold everywhere, the druid, who has no answer to this, distracts them quickly with some juggling.
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* AllWitchesHaveCats: largely averted as most wiches have other familiars like owls or a toad but it is played straight in one case where the witch indeed has a cat.
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* BigGood: The High Priest is build up to be this, as he sends the heroes on their quest and gives them advice what to do next. [[spoiler: In the end the wizard fullfils this role.]]
* BloodKnight: Considering how much he would love to burn Waldrada and punish others who disobey in his eyes the holy laws of the golden god, he is this partially and if you want to be a member of the Church of Arnor, it looks like beeing a BloodKnight is a job requirement.
* BurnTheWitch: The order does this a lot. Thanks to this the witches of the continent, went down from dozens to mere 4 witches when Waldrada is initiated and they are clearly on the loosing end of the fight. And as Gisulf was almost killed by the order for beeing in liege with a witch, while beeing innocent, it can be said that they did for sure killed quite a few innocent people
* CharacterDevelopment: In Opposition to realtrolls previous games this one contains some major Development for the main Characters. Over the time of their travels they get to understand each other a bit better, even the KnightTemplar Paladin and the Witch. In addition the Paladin learns at the end to think for himself a bit more and Gisuld get's a bit less greedy, as he is ready to give away some money now and then
* TheChosenOne: Played as a parody. In the very second in wich Brun is supposed to be confirmed by his god to be the chosen one, Gisulf drops down from the roof where he was listening to the procedure, and becomes TheChosenOne instead. From the players point of view it is not entirely clear if this was a mere accident or the Plan of the golden god all along.
* BloodKnight: Considering how much he would love to burn Waldrada and punish others who disobey in his eyes the holy laws of the golden god, he is this partially and if you want to be a member of the Church of Arnor, it looks like beeing a BloodKnight is a job requirement.
* BurnTheWitch: The order does this a lot. Thanks to this the witches of the continent, went down from dozens to mere 4 witches when Waldrada is initiated and they are clearly on the loosing end of the fight. And as Gisulf was almost killed by the order for beeing in liege with a witch, while beeing innocent, it can be said that they did for sure killed quite a few innocent people
* CharacterDevelopment: In Opposition to realtrolls previous games this one contains some major Development for the main Characters. Over the time of their travels they get to understand each other a bit better, even the KnightTemplar Paladin and the Witch. In addition the Paladin learns at the end to think for himself a bit more and Gisuld get's a bit less greedy, as he is ready to give away some money now and then
* TheChosenOne: Played as a parody. In the very second in wich Brun is supposed to be confirmed by his god to be the chosen one, Gisulf drops down from the roof where he was listening to the procedure, and becomes TheChosenOne instead. From the players point of view it is not entirely clear if this was a mere accident or the Plan of the golden god all along.
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* BigGood: The High Priest is build up to be this, as he sends the heroes on their quest and gives them advice what to do next. [[spoiler: In the end the wizard fullfils fulfils this role.]]
* BloodKnight: Considering how much he would love to burn Waldrada and punish others who disobey in his eyes the holy laws of the golden god, he is this partially and if you want to be a member of the Church of Arnor, it looks likebeeing being a BloodKnight is a job requirement.
* BurnTheWitch: The order does this a lot. Thanks to this the witches of the continent, went down from dozens to mere 4 witches when Waldrada is initiated and they are clearly on theloosing losing end of the fight. And as Gisulf was almost killed by the order for beeing being in liege with a witch, while beeing being innocent, it can be said that they did for sure killed quite a few innocent people
* CharacterDevelopment: In Opposition to realtrolls previous games this one contains some major Development for the main Characters. Over the time of their travels they get to understand each other a bit better, even the KnightTemplar Paladin and the Witch. In addition the Paladin learns at the end to think for himself a bit more and Gisuldget's gets a bit less greedy, as he is ready to give away some money now and then
* TheChosenOne: Played as a parody. In the very second inwich which Brun is supposed to be confirmed by his god to be the chosen one, Gisulf drops down from the roof where he was listening to the procedure, and becomes TheChosenOne instead. From the players point of view it is not entirely clear if this was a mere accident or the Plan of the golden god all along.
* BloodKnight: Considering how much he would love to burn Waldrada and punish others who disobey in his eyes the holy laws of the golden god, he is this partially and if you want to be a member of the Church of Arnor, it looks like
* BurnTheWitch: The order does this a lot. Thanks to this the witches of the continent, went down from dozens to mere 4 witches when Waldrada is initiated and they are clearly on the
* CharacterDevelopment: In Opposition to realtrolls previous games this one contains some major Development for the main Characters. Over the time of their travels they get to understand each other a bit better, even the KnightTemplar Paladin and the Witch. In addition the Paladin learns at the end to think for himself a bit more and Gisuld
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* DirtyCoward: [[spoiler:Suprisingly the Church of Arnor fit's into this with a few exceptions. When the undead are at the gates of the city they don't even pretend to help and instead of fighting, wich which they do usually love, they refuse to help and stay in their church, claiming, that the ordinary people don't deserve their help.]]
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* HiddenDepths: Gisulf clearly has some standarts he wouldn't cross, even for his beloved money and there is something dark in Bruns past or at least in his family...
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* JerkWithAHeartOfGold: Gisulf may be a greedy bastard who would do almost everthing for some money and fame but when someone saves his lives, he owes them and repays the favour.
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* TeethClenchedTeamwork: At the Beginning the 3 of them only work together because they have to. Gisulf just fell into the role of the leader by accident and is payed by the high priest of the order to fulfill his role or else. Waldrada the witch would just love to flee but is forced to cooperate as she was poisoned by Gisulf and the High priest gives her the antidote when everything is over. This was actually done to save his life, because without this agreement Waldrada would be burned immeadetly. Brun the Paladin has problems to accept Gisulf and would love to burn Waldrada on the stake. The whole thing is always only an inch away from exploding.
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* TeethClenchedTeamwork: At the Beginning the 3 of them only work together because they have to. Gisulf just fell into the role of the leader by accident and is payed paid by the high priest of the order to fulfill his role or else. Waldrada the witch would just love to flee but is forced to cooperate as she was poisoned by Gisulf and the High priest gives her the antidote when everything is over. This was actually done to save his life, because without this agreement Waldrada would be burned immeadetly.immediately. Brun the Paladin has problems to accept Gisulf and would love to burn Waldrada on the stake. The whole thing is always only an inch away from exploding.
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* UnluckilyLucky: Even while Gisulf never has been sucessfull and is right now with beeing the choosen one in quite a situation, Talmar, the God of Luck will help him out whenever he really is in a situation without a way out.
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* UnluckilyLucky: Even while Gisulf never has been sucessfull successful and is right now with beeing being the choosen chosen one in quite a situation, Talmar, the God of Luck will help him out whenever he really is in a situation without a way out.
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** [[spoiler:This stems at least partly from the rules of their church, which demand the priests to fight monsters as big and/or strong as possible. While the undead have a never ending army, every single one is quite weak and thus "unworthy" to be defeated by Arnors servants. The Priests are more or less paralysed by their own rules.]]
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* AttentionDeficitOfShiny: When Gisulf asks the Druid why the recipie for magic paotions is so secret that almost no which knows it while those potions are sold everywhere, the druid, who has no answer to this, distracts them quickly with some juggling.
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* HornyVikings: Some characters can be seen with horned helmets.
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* HornyVikings: Some characters can be seen with horned helmets. Towards the end of the game you can even buy Viking helmets as equipment, they do not only have one of the best defensive values of all helmets but also grant an attack bonus.
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* FireForgedFriendship: What the three of them become over the course of the game. It shows the first time when [[spoiler: Gisulf and Brun get their weapons.]]
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* FireForgedFriendship: FireForgedFriends: What the three of them become over the course of the game. It shows the first time when [[spoiler: Gisulf and Brun get their weapons.]]
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* UngratefulBastard: [[spoiler: Not only do they want to burn Waldrada while promising otherwise, they do even ban Brun from their Order, as he prevented one of their greatest Heroes from returning from the dead, completely ignoring the fact that Brun and his Friends saved the World by doing so. After all, Bruns Father, an evil sorcerer, would have returned as well.]]
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* UngratefulBastard: [[spoiler: Not only do they want to burn Waldrada while promising otherwise, they do even ban Brun from their Order, as he prevented one of their greatest Heroes from returning from the dead, completely ignoring the fact that Brun and his Friends saved the World by doing so. After all, Bruns Father, an evil sorcerer, would have returned as well. Even the golden god ''himself'' supported them towards the end but the order seems to ignore this completely.]]
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** [[spoiler: The end of the game hints that it was the golden gods plan.]]
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* FireForgedFriendship: What the three of them become over the course of the game. It shows the first time when [[spoiler: Gisulf and Brun get their weapons.]]
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* AbsurdlySpaciousSewer: [[spoiler:Patras]] has one of these.
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* DarkerAndEdgier: While Wolfenhain is still a pretty funny game with quite a lot of lighthearted moments, it clearly falls into this category, as it is, compared to real trolls other games, it is quite a bit darker and he decided not to implement some jokes for the sake of the atmosphere of the game. It is very well done.
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* DirtyCoward: [[spoiler:Suprisingly the Church of Arnor fit's into this with a few exceptions. When the undead are at the gates of the city they don't even pretend to help and instead of fighting, wich they do usually love, they refuse to stay in their church, claiming, that the ordinary people don't deserve their help.]]
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* DirtyCoward: Suprisingly the Church of Arnor fit's into this with a few exceptions. When the undead are at the gates of the city they don't even pretend to help and instead of fighting, wich they do usually love, they refuse to stay in their church, claiming, that the ordinary people don't deserve their help.
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* AbandonedMine: Halfway through the demo you visit one of those, this is the place where the fog comes from. The village where the workers lived is also abandoned.
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* AbandonedMine: Halfway through Early in the demo game you visit one of those, this is the place where the fog comes from. The village where the workers lived is also abandoned.abandoned.
* AbsurdlySpaciousSewer: [[spoiler:Patras]] has one of these.
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* CharacterDevelopment: In Opposition to realtrolls previous games this one contains some major Development for the main Characters. Over the time of their travels they get to understand each other a bit better, even the KnightTemplar Paladin and the Witch. In addition the Paladin learns at the end to think for himself a bit more and Gisuld get's a bit less greedy, as he is ready to give away some money now and then
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** [[spoiler: If you choose to let her marry, she can be saved later on and be brought back to her family.]]
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* AllWitchesHaveCats: largely averted as most wiches have other familiars like owls or a toad but it is played straight in one case where the witch indeed has a cat.
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* FailureIsTheOnlyOption: This is the faith of Lioba, a friend of Waldrada. If you don't help her, she has to marry a rich 40 years older jerk who hasn't the slightest interest in her past her ability to breed his heir. If you do help her, she will be killed by the undead only a few weeks later.
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* TheUndead: The spikes cause the dead to rise but is not clear what causes the spikes.
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* FailureIsTheOnlyOption: This is the faith of Lioba, a friend of Waldrada. If you don't help her, she has to marry a rich 40 years older jerk who hasn't the slightest interest in her past her ability to breed his heir. If you do help her, she will be killed by the undead only a few weeks later.
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* UnluckilyLucky: Even while Gisulf never has been sucessfull and is right now with beeing the choosen one in quite a situation, Talmar, the God of Luck will help him out whenever he really is in a situation without a way out.
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* TeethClenchedTeamwork: At the Beginning the 3 of them only work together because they have to. Gisulf just fell into the role of the leader by accident and is payed by the high priest of the order to fulfill his role or else. Waldrada the witch would just love to flee but is forced to cooperate as she was poisoned by Gisulf and the High priest gives her the antidote when everything is over. This was actually done to save his life, because without this agreement Waldrada would be burned immeadetly. Brun the Paladin has problems to accept Gisulf and would love to burn Waldrada on the stake. The whole thing is always only an inch away from exploding.
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* TeethClenchedTeamwork: At the Beginning the 3 of them only work together because they have to. Gisulf just fell into the role of the leader by accident and is payed by the high priest of the order to fulfill his role or else. Waldrada the witch would just love to flee but is forced to cooperate as she was poisoned by Gisulf and the High priest gives her the antidote when everything is over. This was actually done to save his life, because without this agreement Waldrada would be burned immeadetly. Brun the Paladin has problems to accept Gisulf and would love to burn Waldrada on the stake. The whole thing is always only an inch away from exploding.exploding.
* WitchHunt: Brun leads one in the very beginning of the game. This is how Waldrada and Gisulf end up in the prison of the Order, thus setting the events of the game in motion.
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* BloodKnight: Considering how much he would love to burn Waldrada and punish others who disobey in his eyes the holy laws of the golden god, he is this partially and if you want to be a member of the Church of Arnor, it looks like beeing a BloodKnight is a job requirement.
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* BurnTheWitch: The order does this a lot. Thanks to this the witches of the continent, went down from dozens to mere 4 witches when Waldrada is initiated and they are clearly on the loosing end of the fight. And as Gisulf was almost killed by the order for beeing in liege with a witch, while beeing innocent, it can be said that they did for sure killed quite a few innocent people
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* AntiHero: All three of them fit into this but Gisuld the most, as he unwillingly has to fulfill the role of the chosen one and thus the role of the classic hero.
* TheChosenOne: Played as a parody. In the very second in wich Brun is supposed to be confirmed by his god to be the choosen one, Gisulf drops down from the roof where he was listening to the procedure, and becomes TheChoosenOne instead. From the players point of view it is not entirely clear if this was a mere accident or the Plan of the golden god all along.
* HiddenDepths: Gisulf clearly has some standarts he wouldn't cross, even for his beloved money and there is something dark in Bruns past or at least in his family...
* HornyVikings: Some characters can be seen with horned helmets.
* JerkWithAHeartOfGold: Gisulf may be a greedy bastard who would do almost everthing for some money and fame but when someone saves his lives, he owes them and repays the favour.
* KnightTemplar: All of the members of the order of the golden God
* RagtagBunchOfMisfits: A witch Burning KnightTemplar of a Palading works together with a pretty unskilled witch and an aged greedy adventurer who never had much luck in his life.
* TeethClenchedTeamwork: At the Beginning the 3 of them only work together because they have to. Gisulf just fell into the role of the leader by accident and is payed by the high priest of the order to fulfill his role or else. Waldrada the witch would just love to flee but is forced to cooperate as she was poisoned by Gisulf and the High priest gives her the antidote when everything is over. This was actually done to save his life, because without this agreement Waldrada would be burned immeadetly. Brun the Paladin has problems to accept Gisulf and would love to burn Waldrada on the stake. The whole thing is always only an inch away from exploding.
* AntiHero: All three of them fit into this but Gisuld the most, as he unwillingly has to fulfill the role of the chosen one and thus the role of the classic hero.
* TheChosenOne: Played as a parody. In the very second in wich Brun is supposed to be confirmed by his god to be the choosen one, Gisulf drops down from the roof where he was listening to the procedure, and becomes TheChoosenOne instead. From the players point of view it is not entirely clear if this was a mere accident or the Plan of the golden god all along.
* HiddenDepths: Gisulf clearly has some standarts he wouldn't cross, even for his beloved money and there is something dark in Bruns past or at least in his family...
* HornyVikings: Some characters can be seen with horned helmets.
* JerkWithAHeartOfGold: Gisulf may be a greedy bastard who would do almost everthing for some money and fame but when someone saves his lives, he owes them and repays the favour.
* KnightTemplar: All of the members of the order of the golden God
* RagtagBunchOfMisfits: A witch Burning KnightTemplar of a Palading works together with a pretty unskilled witch and an aged greedy adventurer who never had much luck in his life.
* TeethClenchedTeamwork: At the Beginning the 3 of them only work together because they have to. Gisulf just fell into the role of the leader by accident and is payed by the high priest of the order to fulfill his role or else. Waldrada the witch would just love to flee but is forced to cooperate as she was poisoned by Gisulf and the High priest gives her the antidote when everything is over. This was actually done to save his life, because without this agreement Waldrada would be burned immeadetly. Brun the Paladin has problems to accept Gisulf and would love to burn Waldrada on the stake. The whole thing is always only an inch away from exploding.
