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* AcceptableEthnicTargets: The villains are a bunch of insane cultist examples of their countries and evil Brits.
** {{Averted}} by the writers of 7th edition who felt the former needed some serious tidying up to be brought to modern sensibilities.
** {{Averted}} by the writers of 7th edition who felt the former needed some serious tidying up to be brought to modern sensibilities.
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not this trope, it is a modern update
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* ValuesResonance: The 7th Edition acknowledged the original work's {{Pulp}} handling of foreign cultures and women as a problem and updated the setting a bit with more positive examples.
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*CompleteMonster: See [[Monster/CallOfCthulhu here]].
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Evil Foreigner redircts to Foreign Wrestling Heel. This is not wrestling.
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* ValuesDissonance: As an homage to old pulps, the original 1984 origin sometimes verges on uncomfortable with its collection of EvilForeigner antagonists and degenerate cultists (usually the same group). The women in the game were also treated as either victims or villains.
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* ValuesDissonance: As an homage to old pulps, the original 1984 origin sometimes verges on uncomfortable with its collection of EvilForeigner Evil Foreigner antagonists and degenerate cultists (usually the same group). The women in the game were also treated as either victims or villains.
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!! The Campaign
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** {{Averted}} by the writers of 7th edition who felt the former needed some serious tidying up to be brought to modern sensibilities.
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!! The Radio Play
* NarmCharm: Deliberately invoked by the cheesy DeliberateValuesDissonance advertisements.
* NarmCharm: Deliberately invoked by the cheesy DeliberateValuesDissonance advertisements.
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* TooCoolToLive: If [[spoiler: Jackson Elias]] had survived, the plot would have been over much quicker.
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* TooCoolToLive: If [[spoiler: Jackson Elias]] had survived, the plot would have been over much quicker.sooner.
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* AcceptableEthnicTargets: The villains are a bunch of insane cultist examples of their countries and evil Brits.
* TooCoolToLive: If [[spoiler: Jackson Elias]] had survived, the plot would have been over much quicker.
* ValuesDissonance: As an homage to old pulps, the original 1984 origin sometimes verges on uncomfortable with its collection of EvilForeigner antagonists and degenerate cultists (usually the same group). The women in the game were also treated as either victims or villains.
** Hypatia making a DealWithTheDevil to have a child due to her regret over her original abortion may be a case of DeliberateValuesDissonance. Certainly, it was viewed as a much more serious issue in the 1920s and remains so in some parts of America.
* ValuesResonance: The 7th Edition acknowledged the original work's {{Pulp}} handling of foreign cultures and women as a problem and updated the setting a bit with more positive examples.
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* TooCoolToLive: If [[spoiler: Jackson Elias]] had survived, the plot would have been over much quicker.
* ValuesDissonance: As an homage to old pulps, the original 1984 origin sometimes verges on uncomfortable with its collection of EvilForeigner antagonists and degenerate cultists (usually the same group). The women in the game were also treated as either victims or villains.
** Hypatia making a DealWithTheDevil to have a child due to her regret over her original abortion may be a case of DeliberateValuesDissonance. Certainly, it was viewed as a much more serious issue in the 1920s and remains so in some parts of America.
* ValuesResonance: The 7th Edition acknowledged the original work's {{Pulp}} handling of foreign cultures and women as a problem and updated the setting a bit with more positive examples.
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