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* KnifeNut: They have several skills that invoke this, including a skill that lets them get a free new knife weapon once per day.
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* WeaponOfChoice: [[InstrumentOfMurder Banjos]], though they also use [[KnifeNut knives]] a lot in their skills. It used to be crossbows, back when they had the skill Crossbow Fever (which gave passive damage to all crossbows).
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* WeaponOfChoice: [[InstrumentOfMurder Banjos]], though they also use [[KnifeNut knives]] knives a lot in their skills. It used to be crossbows, back when they had the skill Crossbow Fever (which gave passive damage to all crossbows).
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* WeaksauceWeakness: [[spoiler:He has no ContractualBossImmunity to debuffs. Four handfuls of Crayon Shavings will make him pathetically easy to kill.]]
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* DamageSpongeBoss: Their normal form isn't too bad, clocking in at 15000 HP, which is pretty high, but still manageable. Things go UpToEleven with their Hard Mode version, which ''starts'' at 3 '''million''' and can go as high as '''''30 million'''''.
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* WinsByDoingAbsolutelyNothing: You have to invoke this trope to defeat his Hard Mode form. He gets so pissed off that his ambient electrical field ''paralyzes you completely'', preventing you from acting at all, so you need a large amount of passive damage to beat him.
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* FantasticRacism: They seem to dislike anyone who isn't a Bugbear and refuse to let anyone besides themselves shop at the Bugbear Bakery.
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* AncientConspiracy: They go back a ''long'' way. Their original headmaster is [[spoiler:Zombo]]. Wearing [[spoiler:Zombo's]] ring causes any male frat orc who sees it to acknowledge your superiority and commit suicide.
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* TheMan: Very much based on this archetype.
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* AbstractEater: Said to feed on violence. The Monster Manuel points out this means he can just punch himself if he's hungry.
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* WoundLicking: Their "Tongue of the Walrus" restores HP and cures Beaten Up status.
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* EarWorm: Their buffs are cast by playing songs until they get stuck in their (or their target's) head, which somehow improves attributes. By default, there's a limit of three songs you can have stuck in your head, to keep them from being too overpowered by having all their songs active at once.
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* SatiatingSandwich: His "Demand Sandwich" ability causes someone nearby to make him one. The permable skill you get from the Path is "Request Sandwich," which conjures a less-good (but still suprisingly good, consitering it's a peanutbutter, lettuce, and tomato one). [[DagwoodSandwich His club sanwiches are dodecouple-layered]] ([[ArcNumber 11]], of course) without lettuce or tomato, and with whatever he's killed instead ot turkey and bacon-in fact, they're only called that because he smashes them with a club to fit them in his mouth, and he preferrs black pudding to jam on his PB&J's. Reubens are the only thing normal (if big), because they remind him of a dog he had as a boy, named Reuben. [[EatTheDog Which he ate]].
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* SatiatingSandwich: His "Demand Sandwich" ability causes someone nearby to make him one. The permable skill you get from the Path is "Request Sandwich," which conjures a less-good (but still suprisingly good, consitering it's a peanutbutter, lettuce, and tomato one). [[DagwoodSandwich His club sanwiches are dodecouple-layered]] ([[ArcNumber 11]], of course) without lettuce or tomato, and with whatever he's killed instead ot turkey and bacon-in fact, they're only called that because he smashes them with a club to fit them in his mouth, and he preferrs black pudding to jam on his PB&J's. Reubens are the only thing normal (if big), because they remind him of a dog named Reuben he had as a boy, named Reuben.boy. [[EatTheDog Which he ate]].
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* BizarreTasteInFood: More in the "Not picky" sense than "likes that combo" sense. He'll eat anything as long as it comes in sandwich form, specifically so he doesn't have to put away his axe to eat.
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* SatiatingSandwich: His "Demand Sandwich" ability causes someone nearby to make him one. The permable skill you get from the Path is "Request Sandwich," which conjures a less-good one. (but still suprisingly good, consitering it's a peanutbutter, lettuce, and tomato one). [[DagwoodSandwich His club sanwiches are dodecouple-layered]] ([[ArcNumber 11]], of course) without lettuce or tomato, and with whatever he's killed instead ot turkey and bacon, bacon-in fact, they're only called that because he smashes them with a club to fit them in his mouth, and he preferrs black pudding to jam. jam on his PB&J's. Reubens are the only thing normal, normal (if big), because they remind him of a dog he had as a boy, named Reuben.Reuben. [[EatTheDog Which he ate]].
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* MistreatmentInducedBetrayal: [[sppoiler: Boris was eventually murdered by Clarence after [[TheDogBitesBack one too many]] KickTheDog moments]].
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* CantHoldHisLiquor: Counter-balancing his BigEater tendencies, he gets drunk ''very'' quickly.
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* CantHoldHisLiquor: Counter-balancing his BigEater tendencies, he gets drunk ''very'' quickly. He states that it's because he can't show up drunk to a battle and expect to survive.
* MistreatmentInducedBetrayal: [[sppoiler: Boris was eventually murdered by Clarence after [[TheDogBitesBack one too many]] KickTheDog moments]].
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* TrueCompanions: His minstrel friend Clarence takes up his Familliar slot, and he won't consider taking along anyone else.
* WeaponOfChoice: His trusty axe, [[ICallItVeraTrusty]].Trusty]], to the point he won't equip anything else.
* WeaponOfChoice: His trusty axe, [[ICallItVera
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* TomTheDarkLord: Ed is an awfully mundane name for an ancient mummy royal.
--> '''Adventurer:''' "Ed? Not Ed-Ra, or Ed-hotep, or something?"
--> '''Ed:''' "Nah, I was never much for the fancy titles."
--> '''Adventurer:''' "Ed? Not Ed-Ra, or Ed-hotep, or something?"
--> '''Ed:''' "Nah, I was never much for the fancy titles."
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* UnfortunateNames: Was presumably "Bonedragon" before the cemetary became misspelled.
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*TheAlcoholic: And a vampire too. You encounter him after he's possibly drunk enough cans of beer to make an entire throne.
*AlcoholHic: Plenty in his dialogue.
*BoozeBasedBuff: Comes into play with his fight.
**In both versions, he has a hard damage cap. The drunker you are, the higher it is. There's no limit in his normal version, but his Hard Mode version limits it 600.
**In his Hard Mode version, he'll suck your blood, which drains away a portion of your drunkenness and heals himself. If your drunkenness goes below 30, the fight ends.
**In short, getting super, super drunk helps you do more damage. One guide recommends having 200 drunkenness, and a lot of players use the opportunity to pursue the Little Chickadee trophy, which requires having '''1000''' drunkenness. For context, most characters get too drunk to adventure past 15. Note that while you normally can't fight bosses at these levels of drunkenness, Drunkula's fight is an exception.
*GoodOldFisticuffs: Fights with very drunk haymakers.
*GrievousBottleyHarm: One of his attacks involves smashing a bottle and hitting you with the shard. One of his "misses" is preparing to do this, but stopping after realizing there's still beer in it.
*MommyIssues: Hates his mother for some unspecified reason. Exploiting this is key to unlocking his Hard Mode. If you wear a ghost shawl to his fight, the sight of it reminds him of his mother, which makes him furious and activates his Hard Mode version.
*OurVampiresAreDifferent: This one's an alcoholic. During his fight, he might try to turn into a wolf and a cloud of mist, turning into a "cloud of fangs and claws" that's described as like "being attacked by a blender that reeks of beer."
*TimeLimitBoss: In his normal version, he passes out after 11 combat rounds, ending the fight because your character, in a rare display of EverybodyHasStandards, refuses to beat up someone who's passed out and drunk.
*ThroneMadeOfX: When you encounter him, he's sitting on a throne made of beer cans, though it's described more as a "haphazard somewhat-throne-shaped pile of beer cans".
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*AlcoholHic: Plenty in his dialogue.
*BoozeBasedBuff: Comes into play with his fight.
**In both versions, he has a hard damage cap. The drunker you are, the higher it is. There's no limit in his normal version, but his Hard Mode version limits it 600.
**In his Hard Mode version, he'll suck your blood, which drains away a portion of your drunkenness and heals himself. If your drunkenness goes below 30, the fight ends.
**In short, getting super, super drunk helps you do more damage. One guide recommends having 200 drunkenness, and a lot of players use the opportunity to pursue the Little Chickadee trophy, which requires having '''1000''' drunkenness. For context, most characters get too drunk to adventure past 15. Note that while you normally can't fight bosses at these levels of drunkenness, Drunkula's fight is an exception.
*GoodOldFisticuffs: Fights with very drunk haymakers.
*GrievousBottleyHarm: One of his attacks involves smashing a bottle and hitting you with the shard. One of his "misses" is preparing to do this, but stopping after realizing there's still beer in it.
*MommyIssues: Hates his mother for some unspecified reason. Exploiting this is key to unlocking his Hard Mode. If you wear a ghost shawl to his fight, the sight of it reminds him of his mother, which makes him furious and activates his Hard Mode version.
*OurVampiresAreDifferent: This one's an alcoholic. During his fight, he might try to turn into a wolf and a cloud of mist, turning into a "cloud of fangs and claws" that's described as like "being attacked by a blender that reeks of beer."
*TimeLimitBoss: In his normal version, he passes out after 11 combat rounds, ending the fight because your character, in a rare display of EverybodyHasStandards, refuses to beat up someone who's passed out and drunk.
*ThroneMadeOfX: When you encounter him, he's sitting on a throne made of beer cans, though it's described more as a "haphazard somewhat-throne-shaped pile of beer cans".
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* BerserkButton: They really, really do not like weeds. One of the miss messages describes your character exploiting this by pointing at some weeds growing through the cracks in the floor. In addition, to activate the Hard Mode version of this boss, you need to wear a weedy skirt, the sight of which absolutely infuriates the horde.
* DamageSpongeBoss: Their normal form isn't too bad, clocking in at 15000 HP, which is pretty high, but still manageable. Things go UpToEleven with their Hard Mode version, which ''starts'' at 3 '''million''' and can go as high as '''''30 million'''''.
* EvilIsPetty: According to the Monster Manuel, if they had their way, everything would be illegal, because they're just that petty.
* ImprobableWeaponUser: In addition to just clawing and biting you, they might also throw racy lawn ornaments at you, smack you with a swingset (which they confiscated for being "too tall"), stab you with a surprisingly sharp plastic flamingo, or slice you up with a lawnmower blade.
* LawfulStupid: Oh so much. Once, they confisicated a mariachi's pants for not having a permit for such fancy duds. Then they ''[[DisproportionateRetribution executed]]'' him for public nudity.
* LiteralMetaphor:
** The HOA seem like they have eyes on the back of their eyes, because they literally do have eyes on the back of their heads. It's one of the possible drops for the Hard Mode version.
** Both the normal and Hard Mode forms can drop wriggling severed noses, the "hatchling" for the Nosy Nose familiar. In other words, they're literally nosy.
* NoSell: If they're hit with single-target attacks, the chairwoman on the top just steals organs from other HOA members to recoup the damage. You need to use group-damage skills to make a dent. Popular choices include Garbage Nova and Splattersmash.
* OurZombiesAreDifferent: These ones are all connected together at various odds and ends, forming one huge mass of undead humanity, and they're still sentient enough to indulge in being [[ObstructiveBureaucrat Obstructive Bureaucrats]].
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* DamageSpongeBoss: Their normal form isn't too bad, clocking in at 15000 HP, which is pretty high, but still manageable. Things go UpToEleven with their Hard Mode version, which ''starts'' at 3 '''million''' and can go as high as '''''30 million'''''.
* EvilIsPetty: According to the Monster Manuel, if they had their way, everything would be illegal, because they're just that petty.
* ImprobableWeaponUser: In addition to just clawing and biting you, they might also throw racy lawn ornaments at you, smack you with a swingset (which they confiscated for being "too tall"), stab you with a surprisingly sharp plastic flamingo, or slice you up with a lawnmower blade.
* LawfulStupid: Oh so much. Once, they confisicated a mariachi's pants for not having a permit for such fancy duds. Then they ''[[DisproportionateRetribution executed]]'' him for public nudity.
* LiteralMetaphor:
** The HOA seem like they have eyes on the back of their eyes, because they literally do have eyes on the back of their heads. It's one of the possible drops for the Hard Mode version.
** Both the normal and Hard Mode forms can drop wriggling severed noses, the "hatchling" for the Nosy Nose familiar. In other words, they're literally nosy.
* NoSell: If they're hit with single-target attacks, the chairwoman on the top just steals organs from other HOA members to recoup the damage. You need to use group-damage skills to make a dent. Popular choices include Garbage Nova and Splattersmash.
* OurZombiesAreDifferent: These ones are all connected together at various odds and ends, forming one huge mass of undead humanity, and they're still sentient enough to indulge in being [[ObstructiveBureaucrat Obstructive Bureaucrats]].
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* BaldOfEvil: He's apparently bald, but you can't tell that at a glance since he's a ghost. You can get his DodgyToupee as a drop.
* BattleStrip: Inverted. According to the description of Mayor Ghost's cloak, he ''puts on'' a cloak before fighting, rather than taking one off, though in his actual fight, there's no mention of him putting on or taking off anything.
* BerserkButton: To activate his Hard Mode version, you need to wear a Dreadsylvania Auditor's badge. Being a CorruptPolitician, he hates the Dreadsylvanian Revenue Assessment Committee with a passion, so the sight of their badge infuriates him into fighting even harder.
* CorruptPolitician: And he's been accepting some pretty odd bribes at that. According to Monster Manuel, he once got bribed with a "four thousand pound solid gold painting of dogs playing checkers". He's also been spending official money on yachts, ostensibly for official use.
* CrushParade: One of his "attacks" is ordering a parade so that the ensuing procession of mounted police and marching bands (who are also ghosts) tramples you.
* DropTheHammer: Specifically a gavel. It's one of the possible drops for his Hard Mode version.
* LawfulStupid: Parodied with some of his various miss messages, which describe him as being too preoccupied with policy and procedure to actually directly attack you.
-->Mayor Ghost orders his secretary to take a memo to order the town council to form a committee to look into methods and options re: kicking your ass. "You're gonna be in real trouble eventually," he smirks.
-->He has to check the budget to make sure there's enough funds available to cover wear-and-tear on municipal property when he beats you in the head with various bits of it.
* OffWithHisHead: Fail to meet his decrees, and ''his own execution squad'' comes in to behead you, instantly killing you.
* PuzzleBoss: His main gimmick is that every round, he passes a decree that restricts what actions you can do in the next round of combat. If you fail, you instantly die, game over. In his Hard Mode version, he'll require very specific skills, items, and equipment, while in his regular version, he'll just forbid a broad category of actions, like using combat items or doing elemental damage.
* ShearMenace: Might attack you with a pair of scissors, as a parody of a ribbon-cutting ceremony.
-->He pulls out a pair of ceremonial scissors and cuts a ribbon. The ribbon in this production is played by your (body part)
* StealingFromTheTill: Implied. If you go into battle with the Dreadsylvanian auditor's badge, he'll claim he bought a yacht for the good of the village, not for his personal leisure.
-->"You're... you're with DRAC? I already told you jackals, it was an official yacht. I didn't buy it because I wanted it, I bought it because the village needed it!"
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* BattleStrip: Inverted. According to the description of Mayor Ghost's cloak, he ''puts on'' a cloak before fighting, rather than taking one off, though in his actual fight, there's no mention of him putting on or taking off anything.
* BerserkButton: To activate his Hard Mode version, you need to wear a Dreadsylvania Auditor's badge. Being a CorruptPolitician, he hates the Dreadsylvanian Revenue Assessment Committee with a passion, so the sight of their badge infuriates him into fighting even harder.
* CorruptPolitician: And he's been accepting some pretty odd bribes at that. According to Monster Manuel, he once got bribed with a "four thousand pound solid gold painting of dogs playing checkers". He's also been spending official money on yachts, ostensibly for official use.
* CrushParade: One of his "attacks" is ordering a parade so that the ensuing procession of mounted police and marching bands (who are also ghosts) tramples you.
* DropTheHammer: Specifically a gavel. It's one of the possible drops for his Hard Mode version.
* LawfulStupid: Parodied with some of his various miss messages, which describe him as being too preoccupied with policy and procedure to actually directly attack you.
-->Mayor Ghost orders his secretary to take a memo to order the town council to form a committee to look into methods and options re: kicking your ass. "You're gonna be in real trouble eventually," he smirks.
-->He has to check the budget to make sure there's enough funds available to cover wear-and-tear on municipal property when he beats you in the head with various bits of it.
* OffWithHisHead: Fail to meet his decrees, and ''his own execution squad'' comes in to behead you, instantly killing you.
* PuzzleBoss: His main gimmick is that every round, he passes a decree that restricts what actions you can do in the next round of combat. If you fail, you instantly die, game over. In his Hard Mode version, he'll require very specific skills, items, and equipment, while in his regular version, he'll just forbid a broad category of actions, like using combat items or doing elemental damage.
* ShearMenace: Might attack you with a pair of scissors, as a parody of a ribbon-cutting ceremony.
-->He pulls out a pair of ceremonial scissors and cuts a ribbon. The ribbon in this production is played by your (body part)
* StealingFromTheTill: Implied. If you go into battle with the Dreadsylvanian auditor's badge, he'll claim he bought a yacht for the good of the village, not for his personal leisure.
-->"You're... you're with DRAC? I already told you jackals, it was an official yacht. I didn't buy it because I wanted it, I bought it because the village needed it!"
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* FunWithAcronyms: One of the special moves for the Hard Mode version is launching a "Massively Maiming Orbital Rocket-Propelled Grenade".
* HiddenDepths: Is, apparently, also a cellist. One of his "miss" messages has him suddenly decide to pull out a cello from behind a tree and play a sad song.
* OurWerewolvesAreDifferent: This one has wings and missiles, and the Hard Mode version also has a ''rocket launcher''.
* RocketJump: The Hard Mode version weaponizes this. Rather than just blowing you up, he uses it to launch you up high, using the fall damage to hurt you.
-->The Great Wolf of the Air fires a rocket at the ground beneath your feet. The explosion doesn't hurt, but the ensuing fall from great height certainly does.
* ShoutOut: A huge one to ''Series/{{Airwolf}}''.
* AWolfInSheepsClothing: Literally. Apparently Great Wolf of the Air sometimes tries to disguise himself as a sheep, but it doesn't work on account of his wings sticking out.
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* FunWithAcronyms: One of the special moves for the Hard Mode version is launching a "Massively Maiming Orbital Rocket-Propelled Grenade".
* HiddenDepths: Is, apparently, also a cellist. One of his "miss" messages has him suddenly decide to pull out a cello from behind a tree and play a sad song.
* OurWerewolvesAreDifferent: This one has wings and missiles, and the Hard Mode version also has a ''rocket launcher''.
* RocketJump: The Hard Mode version weaponizes this. Rather than just blowing you up, he uses it to launch you up high, using the fall damage to hurt you.
-->The Great Wolf of the Air fires a rocket at the ground beneath your feet. The explosion doesn't hurt, but the ensuing fall from great height certainly does.
* ShoutOut: A huge one to ''Series/{{Airwolf}}''.
* AWolfInSheepsClothing: Literally. Apparently Great Wolf of the Air sometimes tries to disguise himself as a sheep, but it doesn't work on account of his wings sticking out.
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* {{Bloodlust}}: You trigger its Hard Mode version by drinking a bloody kiwitini. The resultant scent of blood in your breath triggers its bloodlust, making it hit harder.
* CosmicHorrorStory: Basically weaponizes this trope, tapping into the horror of the sublime associated with outer space itself.
-->Falls-From-Sky tilts his head backwards and emits a mournful, howling noise -- the sound of an entire galaxy being sucked into a black hole. It hits you with the force of a trillion dying stars.
-->Falls-From-Sky briefly becomes a mirror, showing you your place in the Universe. Tiny and insignificant, you shudder.
-->Falls-From-Sky touches your skull, chilling it with the icy vacuum of space. It hurts, and you don't even get any of that cool dehydrated ice cream.
* EldritchAbomination: Some sort of entity made out of a living darkness that can cast the entire Dreadsylvanian forest in complete shadow even with the moon out, described as "a horror from beyond space".
* MotherOfAThousandYoung: Implied to be one to the bugbear race.
* OneHitKill: In its Hard Mode version, its opening move automatically kills you unless you are blinded in some way.
* ThePowerOfTheSun: One of its attacks involves gazing at you with its "eye", which is actually a star, scorching you for hot damage.
* TimeAbyss: Implied to have been born at or near the very start of the universe, during the Big Bang.
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* CosmicHorrorStory: Basically weaponizes this trope, tapping into the horror of the sublime associated with outer space itself.
-->Falls-From-Sky tilts his head backwards and emits a mournful, howling noise -- the sound of an entire galaxy being sucked into a black hole. It hits you with the force of a trillion dying stars.
-->Falls-From-Sky briefly becomes a mirror, showing you your place in the Universe. Tiny and insignificant, you shudder.
-->Falls-From-Sky touches your skull, chilling it with the icy vacuum of space. It hurts, and you don't even get any of that cool dehydrated ice cream.
* EldritchAbomination: Some sort of entity made out of a living darkness that can cast the entire Dreadsylvanian forest in complete shadow even with the moon out, described as "a horror from beyond space".
* MotherOfAThousandYoung: Implied to be one to the bugbear race.
* OneHitKill: In its Hard Mode version, its opening move automatically kills you unless you are blinded in some way.
* ThePowerOfTheSun: One of its attacks involves gazing at you with its "eye", which is actually a star, scorching you for hot damage.
* TimeAbyss: Implied to have been born at or near the very start of the universe, during the Big Bang.
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[[folder:The Unkillable Skeleton]]
One of the possible bosses of the Dreadsylvanian Castle, the skeleton of a murderer who was executed by electric chair...and lived.
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[[folder: Ron "The Weasel" Copperfield]]
One of the Copperfield brothers holding half of the charm needed to help complete the Holy [=MacGuffin=] quest. He is working the Red Army at the [[Music/LedZeppelin Red Zeppelin]].
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One of theCopperfield Copperhead brothers holding half of the charm needed to help complete the Holy [=MacGuffin=] quest. He is working the Red Army at the [[Music/LedZeppelin Red Zeppelin]].
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The owner of the Copperhead Club in Seaside town who holds one half of the charm the player needs to complete the Holy [=MacGuffin=] quest. Unfortunately, Shen is a jerk who has little intention of just handing it over to the player without a few somethings in return.
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The owner of the Copperhead Club in Seaside town Town, who holds one half of the charm the player needs to complete the Holy [=MacGuffin=] quest. Unfortunately, Shen is a jerk who has little intention of just handing it over to the player without a few somethings in return.
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* FamousLastWords: [[spoiler:After being beaten in the Avatar of Boris path, he attempts to go out by saying [[Creator/OscarWilde "Either these curtains go, or I go"]], but [[SubvertedTrope ends up croaking before he can finish]].]]
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* LameLastWords: [[spoiler:After being beaten in the Avatar of Boris path, he attempts to go out by saying [[Creator/OscarWilde "Either these curtains go, or I go"]], but ends up croaking before he can finish.]]
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* BladeOnAStick: A barbed spear, which they call a "hookspear", is the weapon of choice for a couple of Mer-kin enemies, specifically the Mer-kin raider, diver, and scavenger.
* ForeignQueasine:
**According to the Monster Manuel factoids for the Mer-kin baker, all Mer-kin food is pure poison, and everyone is allegric to it. There is a bit of GameplayAndStorySegregation though; all the food you get from Mer-kin foodbuckets at least is perfectly harmless (albeit not very filling if not made into more useful food through Tempuramancy).
**Speaking of the Mer-kin baker, the mob drops some molasses that is described as "revolting". It still grants a beneficial status effect nonetheless.
* LanguageEqualsThought: The description for the Mer-kin takebag claims the Mer-kin language doesn't distinguish between "collect" or "steal", prompting the speaker to quip that working at a Mer-kin post office must be a headache.
* ForeignQueasine:
**According to the Monster Manuel factoids for the Mer-kin baker, all Mer-kin food is pure poison, and everyone is allegric to it. There is a bit of GameplayAndStorySegregation though; all the food you get from Mer-kin foodbuckets at least is perfectly harmless (albeit not very filling if not made into more useful food through Tempuramancy).
**Speaking of the Mer-kin baker, the mob drops some molasses that is described as "revolting". It still grants a beneficial status effect nonetheless.
* LanguageEqualsThought: The description for the Mer-kin takebag claims the Mer-kin language doesn't distinguish between "collect" or "steal", prompting the speaker to quip that working at a Mer-kin post office must be a headache.
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* SoapPunishment: In their culture, this is used to punish those who ''aren't'' foul-mouthed or mean.
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* TrademarkFavoriteFood: Their communion with turtles lets them learn to appreciate [[TeenageMutantNinjaTurtles pizza]] more than other classes.
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* TrademarkFavoriteFood: Their communion with turtles lets them learn to appreciate [[TeenageMutantNinjaTurtles [[Franchise/TeenageMutantNinjaTurtles pizza]] more than other classes.
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[[folder:Shub-Jigguwatt, Elder God of Violence]]
One of the two Elder Gods that can be summoned by the Mer-kins, and therefore one of the possible final bosses of the Sea. He can be fought if the player triumphed in the Colisseum and was crowned Champion.
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* BerserkButton: Damaging him with anything that isn't "the purest forms of violence" (read: regular attacks) will cause him to retaliate with a powerful electric shock - which gets more damaging with every infraction you commit.
* ManaBurn: His first attack drains all of your MP. You also take damage equal to half the MP lost.
* ShockAndAwe: He's called "the Beast With One Point Twenty-One Volts" for a reason.
* ShoutOut: His name is a reference to [[Franchise/CthulhuMythos Shub-Niggurath]].
* ManaBurn: His first attack drains all of your MP. You also take damage equal to half the MP lost.
* ShockAndAwe: He's called "the Beast With One Point Twenty-One Volts" for a reason.
* ShoutOut: His name is a reference to [[Franchise/CthulhuMythos Shub-Niggurath]].
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**Shepards. One reported him toretaliate with the authorities and thus got him sent to the dungeon. Activating his Hard Mode version involves eating a powerful shepard's pie, and the smell of the player's breath after eating one reminds him of shepards, provoking him to fight harder.
**According to the description of the Electric Kool-Aid drink, Kool-Aid. Unfortunately for him, it's the only thing he can drink.
**That same description also mentions that he hates people using trademarked names without permission.
* ChainedByFashion: A variation. He wears the straps that used to tie him to the electricshock - which gets more damaging chair.
* DemBones: One that gained [[ShockAndAwe electricity powers]] after being electrocuted, no less. The boss trophy for his Hard Mode version is a crackling pelvis while the one for his regular version is a fingerbone.
* ElectrifiedBathtub: One of the Monster Manuel entries quips you should avoid taking baths withevery infraction you commit.
him, lest this trope happen.
*ManaBurn: His first attack drains all HatesEveryoneEqually: The description of your MP. You also take the Unkillable Skeleton's sawsword implies he hates everybody, not just Adventurers, hence the sword's 50% damage equal to half the MP lost.
bonus against certain types of monsters. Amusingly, it has a 100% damage bonus against skeletons, which would make him a BoomerangBigot.
* SerratedBladeOfPain: His WeaponOfChoice, and it's electrified too. It's a possible drop for his Hard Mode version, and it does extra damage against certain types of monsters.
* ShockAndAwe:He's called "the Beast With One Point Twenty-One Volts" for He uses it to drain most of your MP at the beginning of the fight, and his attacks are described as involving either touching you with electricity or swinging at you with an electrified sword. It has its limits; one of the miss messages describes him taking a reason.
break from attacking you to recharge himself (by sticking his fingers in an outlet, no less), and another describes him trying to shock you, but since you were apparently standing on a rubber mat, you take no damage.
*ShoutOut: His name TheManTheyCouldntHang: A more modern variation in form of a man who survived the electric chair. It burnt all his eyes and soft issue off, hence his DemBones nature, but his sense of smell is a reference to [[Franchise/CthulhuMythos Shub-Niggurath]].still intact.
* UnfinishedBusiness: Wants vengeance on the warden who executed him.
**Shepards. One reported him to
**According to the description of the Electric Kool-Aid drink, Kool-Aid. Unfortunately for him, it's the only thing he can drink.
**That same description also mentions that he hates people using trademarked names without permission.
* ChainedByFashion: A variation. He wears the straps that used to tie him to the electric
* DemBones: One that gained [[ShockAndAwe electricity powers]] after being electrocuted, no less. The boss trophy for his Hard Mode version is a crackling pelvis while the one for his regular version is a fingerbone.
* ElectrifiedBathtub: One of the Monster Manuel entries quips you should avoid taking baths with
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* SerratedBladeOfPain: His WeaponOfChoice, and it's electrified too. It's a possible drop for his Hard Mode version, and it does extra damage against certain types of monsters.
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One of the two Elder Gods that can be summoned by the Mer-kins, and therefore one of the possible final bosses of the Sea. She can be fought if the player managed to solve a Mer-Kin Dreadscroll and become the High Priest/ess.
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* BerserkButton: Damaging him with anything that isn't "the purest forms of violence" (read: regular attacks) will cause him to retaliate with a powerful electric shock - which gets more damaging with every infraction you commit.
* ManaBurn: His first attack drains all of your MP. You also take damage equal to half the MP lost.
* ShockAndAwe: He's called "the Beast With One Point Twenty-One Volts" for a reason.
* ShoutOut: His name is a reference to [[Franchise/CthulhuMythos Shub-Niggurath]].
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[[folder:Yog-Urt, Elder Goddess of Hatred]]
One of the two Elder Gods that can be summoned by the Mer-kins, and therefore one of the possible final bosses of the Sea. She can be fought if the player managed to solve a Mer-Kin Dreadscroll and become the High Priest/ess.
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* ManaBurn: His first attack drains all of your MP. You also take damage equal to half the MP lost.
* ShockAndAwe: He's called "the Beast With One Point Twenty-One Volts" for a reason.
* ShoutOut: His name is a reference to [[Franchise/CthulhuMythos Shub-Niggurath]].
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[[folder:Yog-Urt, Elder Goddess of Hatred]]
One of the two Elder Gods that can be summoned by the Mer-kins, and therefore one of the possible final bosses of the Sea. She can be fought if the player managed to solve a Mer-Kin Dreadscroll and become the High Priest/ess.
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* SturdyAndSteadyTurtles: They have skills themed around turtle motifs, including ones focusing on [[BreadEggsMilkSquick armor, patience, and communing with ancient turtle spirits.]]
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[[folder:Mer-kin]]
A race of mermaid-like people encountered on the ocean floor with xenopobic tendencies.
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* AlwaysChaoticEvil: All merkin you encounter are extremely xenophobic and hate all other races with a passion, and even other Mer-kin.
* OurMermaidsAreDifferent: Downright xenophobic, and found on the ocean floor.
* ProudWarriorRace: If the colosseum, their extremely high aggressivity, and the fact that their brutal school teaches their children to worship two elder gods of hatred and violence didn't tip you off...
* SuckySchool: In addition to the mer-kin punisher you can fight at the Mer-Kin Elementary School, according to Monster Manuel, it is mandatory for all mer-kin to be able to sufficiently bully other mer-kin kids before graduation.
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[[folder:Seals]]
Seals that oppose Seal Clubbers and are extremely demonic, not to mention evil.
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* AlwaysChaoticEvil: They have been the moral enemy of Seal Clubbers for forever and mutually hate eachother. They're also typically fought through demonic rituals too.
* WeaksauceWeakness: The only type of weapon that Infernal Seals don't take one hitpoint of damage from are clubs.
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* TakeThat: A surprising subtle pair of examples: [[spoiler: Besides being the stereotypical nerd, he had a fair bit of resentment toward his friends, even though they were nothing but kind to him, namely becuse Boris was athletic and surrounded by women while Sneaky Pete had loads of admirers, and Jarlsberg had no one really. The scenario mirrors the resentment nerdy kids may have toward their atheltic and or cool peers who have alot of friends while they don't. Boris and Pete both set Jarlsberg straight and with a surprising amount of kindness and patience: Boris reminds Jarlsberg he has to exercise to maintian his physique and remain pretty sober for his health and unlike Jarlsberg's mind, Boris' muscles would fade without this this. Sneaky Pete meanwhile tells Jarlsberg that people liked him because he liked them and made them feel welcome while Jarlsberg devoted his time to studying. It's a compelling showcase on looking at things from the opposing perspective.]]
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* TakeThat: A surprising subtle pair of examples: [[spoiler: Besides being the stereotypical nerd, he had a fair bit of resentment toward his friends, even though they were nothing but kind to him, namely becuse Boris was athletic and surrounded by women while Sneaky Pete had loads of admirers, and Jarlsberg had no one really. The scenario mirrors the resentment nerdy kids may have toward their atheltic athletic and or cool peers who have alot a lot of friends while they don't. Boris and Pete both set Jarlsberg straight and with a surprising amount of kindness and patience: Boris reminds Jarlsberg he has to exercise to maintian his physique and remain pretty sober for his health and unlike Jarlsberg's mind, Boris' muscles would fade without this this. Sneaky Pete meanwhile tells Jarlsberg that people liked him because he liked them and made them feel welcome while Jarlsberg devoted his time to studying. It's a compelling showcase on looking at things from the opposing perspective.]]
