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* AlternativeCharacterInterpretation:
** The immortals and their ilk offer several.
** Are Nethgalla's feelings for Caeden real? Or is it simply a false remnant of [[spoiler: Elliavia's love]], which she uses to manipulate and get close to someone powerful?
** The immortals and their ilk offer several.
** Are Nethgalla's feelings for Caeden real? Or is it simply a false remnant of [[spoiler: Elliavia's love]], which she uses to manipulate and get close to someone powerful?
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** The immortals and their ilk offer several.
**AlternativeCharacterInterpretation: Are Nethgalla's feelings for Caeden real? Or is it simply a false remnant of [[spoiler: Elliavia's love]], which she uses to manipulate and get close to someone powerful?
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* SignatureScene: The moment when Davian's future self appears as a time-travelling apparition in Asha's room is when readers will understand that they're in for something more than just another High Fantasy series.series.
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* AcceptableTargets: {{Downplayed}} with the gil'shar. Despite being religious fanatics who systematically eradicate Gifted from their country, Wirr feels sympathy when [[spoiler: he is forced to kill large portions of their army.]]
* AlternativeCharacterInterpretation: The immortals and their ilk offer several.
* AlternativeCharacterInterpretation: The immortals and their ilk offer several.
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* AcceptableTargets: {{Downplayed}} with the gil'shar. Despite being religious fanatics who systematically eradicate Gifted from their country, Wirr feels sympathy when [[spoiler: he is forced to kill large portions of their army.]]
* AlternativeCharacterInterpretation:AlternativeCharacterInterpretation:
** The immortals and their ilk offer several.
* AlternativeCharacterInterpretation:
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* MisaimedMarketing: {{Downplayed}} but still present. The paperbacks bear numerous references to ''Literature/TheWheelOfTime'' and the potential for fandom overlap. While this story is a HighFantasy in the same vein with obvious influence from Jordan's opus, it's a much more concise, fast-paced and self-contained narrative that follows TheLawOfConservationOfDetail and generally avoids a KudzuPlot sprawl.
* NightmareFuel: Echoes. They inhabit corpses and act like the person they used to be, right up until they get an opening to murder you. Even if they fail, they just go ''right back to acting like the dead person''. This means you essentially have to kill something that is, at that moment, non-aggressive and may just be begging for its life.
* NightmareFuel: Echoes. They inhabit corpses and act like the person they used to be, right up until they get an opening to murder you. Even if they fail, they just go ''right back to acting like the dead person''. This means you essentially have to kill something that is, at that moment, non-aggressive and may just be begging for its life.
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* MisaimedMarketing: {{Downplayed}} but still present. The paperbacks bear numerous references to ''Literature/TheWheelOfTime'' and the potential for fandom overlap. While this story is a HighFantasy in the same vein with obvious influence from Jordan's opus, it's a much more concise, fast-paced and self-contained narrative that follows TheLawOfConservationOfDetail and generally avoids a KudzuPlot sprawl.
* NightmareFuel:NightmareFuel:
** Echoes. They inhabit corpses and act like the person they used to be, right up until they get an opening to murder you. Even if they fail, they just go ''right back to acting like the dead person''. This means you essentially have to kill something that is, at that moment, non-aggressive and may just be begging for its life.
* NightmareFuel:
** Echoes. They inhabit corpses and act like the person they used to be, right up until they get an opening to murder you. Even if they fail, they just go ''right back to acting like the dead person''. This means you essentially have to kill something that is, at that moment, non-aggressive and may just be begging for its life.
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* SpellMyNameWithAnS: Aarkein Devaed. Shadreahin. Raeleth.
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** Made more confusing for audiobook listeners, as Niha is sometimes accidentally heard as Nya.
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* SignatureScene: The moment when Davian's future self appears as a time-travelling apparition in Asha's room is when readers will understand that they're in for something more than just another High Fantasy series.
* SpellMyNameWithAnS: Aarkein Devaed. Shadreahin. Raeleth.
** Made more confusing for audiobook listeners, as Niha is sometimes accidentally heard as Nya.series.
* SpellMyNameWithAnS: Aarkein Devaed. Shadreahin. Raeleth.
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* CrazyAwesome: Elocien's preferred method of entering a meeting is to kick the door down.
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* HilariousInHindsight: The scenes in the first book where Nihim (who masqueraded as a priest of the Desrielite god Talkanor) and Caeden (who [[spoiler: is really Tal'kamar, the person who the god Talkanor was based on]]) can be entertaining to reread once you've finished the series.
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* MisaimedMarketing: {{Downplayed}} but still present. The paperbacks bear numerous references to ''Literature/TheWheelOfTime'' and the potential for fandom overlap. While this story is a HighFantasy in the same vein with obvious influence from Jordan's opus, it's a much more concise, fast-paced and self-contained narrative that follows TheLawOfConservationOfDetail and generally avoids a KudzuPlot sprawl.
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* SpellMyNameWithAnS: Aarkein Devead.Devaed. Shadreahin. Raeleth.
** Made more confusing for audiobook listeners, as Niha is sometimes accidentally heard as Nya.
** Made more confusing for audiobook listeners, as Niha is sometimes accidentally heard as Nya.
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* GeniusBonus: Augurs were real-life religious officials in Ancient Rome who claimed to see the future by observing innocuous signs in nature.
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* SignatureScene: The moment when Davian's future self appears as a time-travelling apparition in Asha's room is the moment when readers will understand that they're in for something more than just another High Fantasy series.
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* SignatureScene: The moment when Davian's future self appears as a time-travelling apparition in Asha's room is the moment when readers will understand that they're in for something more than just another High Fantasy series.
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* SignatureScene: The moment when Davian's future self appears as a time-travelling apparition in Asha's room is the moment when readers will understand that they're in for something more than just another High Fantasy series.series.
* SpellMyNameWithAnS: Aarkein Devead.
* SpellMyNameWithAnS: Aarkein Devead.
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* JustForFun/OneOfUs: Author James Islington is a self-described fantasy buff. Notably, he mentions [[Creator/BrandonSanderson Brandon Sanderson's]] [[Literature/MistbornTheOriginalTrilogy Mistborn]] trilogy as the series that motivated him to finally write his own books.
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* SignatureScene: The moment when Davian's future self appears as a time-travelling apparition in Asha's room is the moment when readers will understand that they're in for something more than just another High Fantasy series.
* WhatCouldHaveBeen: Aelric and Dezia's journey into [[spoiler: Nesk]] was originally planned to take place during Book 3. However, since the sheer word count would require either an insanely long, oddly-paced third installment or splitting it into a quadrilogy, Islington decided to relegate this plot to a future book as a side story.
* TheWikiRule: Can be found [[https://the-licanius-trilogy.fandom.com/wiki/The_Licanius_Trilogy_Wikia here]].
* WhatCouldHaveBeen: Aelric and Dezia's journey into [[spoiler: Nesk]] was originally planned to take place during Book 3. However, since the sheer word count would require either an insanely long, oddly-paced third installment or splitting it into a quadrilogy, Islington decided to relegate this plot to a future book as a side story.
* TheWikiRule: Can be found [[https://the-licanius-trilogy.fandom.com/wiki/The_Licanius_Trilogy_Wikia here]].
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* SignatureScene: The moment when Davian's future self appears as a time-travelling apparition in Asha's room is the moment when readers will understand that they're in for something more than just another High Fantasy series.
* WhatCouldHaveBeen: Aelric and Dezia's journey into [[spoiler: Nesk]] was originally planned to take place during Book 3. However, since the sheer word count would require either an insanely long, oddly-paced third installment or splitting it into a quadrilogy, Islington decided to relegate this plot to a future book as a side story.
* TheWikiRule: Can be found [[https://the-licanius-trilogy.fandom.com/wiki/The_Licanius_Trilogy_Wikia here]].series.
* WhatCouldHaveBeen: Aelric and Dezia's journey into [[spoiler: Nesk]] was originally planned to take place during Book 3. However, since the sheer word count would require either an insanely long, oddly-paced third installment or splitting it into a quadrilogy, Islington decided to relegate this plot to a future book as a side story.
* TheWikiRule: Can be found [[https://the-licanius-trilogy.fandom.com/wiki/The_Licanius_Trilogy_Wikia here]].
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* WhatCouldHaveBeen: Aelric and Dezia's journey into [[spoiler: Nesk]] was originally planned to take place during Book 3. However, since the sheer word count would require either an insanely long, oddly-paced third installment or splitting it into a quadrilogy, Islington decided to relegate this plot to a future book as a side story.story.
* TheWikiRule: Can be found [[https://the-licanius-trilogy.fandom.com/wiki/The_Licanius_Trilogy_Wikia here]].
* TheWikiRule: Can be found [[https://the-licanius-trilogy.fandom.com/wiki/The_Licanius_Trilogy_Wikia here]].
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* AcceptableTargets: {{Downplayed}} with the gil'shar. Despite being religious fanatics who systematically eradicate Gifted from their country, Wirr feels sympathy when [[spoiler: he is forced to kill large portions of their army.]]
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* JustForFun/OneOfUs: Author James Islington is a self-described fantasy buff. Notably, he mentions [[Creator/BrandonSanderson Brandon Sanderson's]] [[Franchise/Mistborn Mistborn]] as the series that motivated him to finally write his own books.
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* JustForFun/OneOfUs: Author James Islington is a self-described fantasy buff. Notably, he mentions [[Creator/BrandonSanderson Brandon Sanderson's]] [[Franchise/Mistborn [[Literature/MistbornTheOriginalTrilogy Mistborn]] trilogy as the series that motivated him to finally write his own books.
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* JustForFun/OneOfUs: Author James Islington is a self-described fantasy buff. Notably, he mentions [[Creator/BrandonSanderson Brandon Sanderson's Mistborn trilogy Sanderson's]] [[Franchise/Mistborn Mistborn]] as the series that motivated him to finally write his own books.
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* OneOfUs: Author James Islington is a self-described fantasy buff. Notably, he mentions Brandon Sanderson's Mistborn trilogy as the series that motivated him to finally write his own books.
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* OneOfUs: JustForFun/OneOfUs: Author James Islington is a self-described fantasy buff. Notably, he mentions Brandon Sanderson's Mistborn trilogy as the series that motivated him to finally write his own books.
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* AlternativeCharacterInterpretation: The immortals and their ilk offer several.
* CrazyAwesome: Elocien's preferred method of entering a meeting is to kick the doordown.down.
* NightmareFuel: Echoes. They inhabit corpses and act like the person they used to be, right up until they get an opening to murder you. Even if they fail, they just go ''right back to acting like the dead person''. This means you essentially have to kill something that is, at that moment, non-aggressive and may just be begging for its life.
** Notably, despite the First Tenet forbidding the use of Essence against non-Gifted, the Gifted are still able to use Essence against Echoes. Whatever they are, it apparently doesn't count as "alive" or "human".
*OneOfUs: Author James Islington is a self-described fantasy buff. Notably, he mentions Brandon Sanderson's Mistborn trilogy as the series that motivated him to finally write his own books.
* WhatCouldHaveBeen: Aelric and Dezia's journey into [[spoiler: Nesk]] was originally planned to take place during Book 3. However, since the sheer word count would require either an insanely long, oddly-paced third installment or splitting it into a quadrilogy, Islington decided to relegate this plot to a future book as a side story.
* CrazyAwesome: Elocien's preferred method of entering a meeting is to kick the door
* NightmareFuel: Echoes. They inhabit corpses and act like the person they used to be, right up until they get an opening to murder you. Even if they fail, they just go ''right back to acting like the dead person''. This means you essentially have to kill something that is, at that moment, non-aggressive and may just be begging for its life.
** Notably, despite the First Tenet forbidding the use of Essence against non-Gifted, the Gifted are still able to use Essence against Echoes. Whatever they are, it apparently doesn't count as "alive" or "human".
*OneOfUs: Author James Islington is a self-described fantasy buff. Notably, he mentions Brandon Sanderson's Mistborn trilogy as the series that motivated him to finally write his own books.
* WhatCouldHaveBeen: Aelric and Dezia's journey into [[spoiler: Nesk]] was originally planned to take place during Book 3. However, since the sheer word count would require either an insanely long, oddly-paced third installment or splitting it into a quadrilogy, Islington decided to relegate this plot to a future book as a side story.
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