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* AsskickingEqualsAuthority: This is how many people gain noble titles and lands, particularly in the Highlands of Daradja.
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* AsskickingEqualsAuthority: AsskickingLeadsToLeadership: This is how many people gain noble titles and lands, particularly in the Highlands of Daradja.
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* KlingonPromotion: Common in the Highlands of Daradja - Artesia gains her crown this way. Also see AsskickingEqualsAuthority, above.
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* KlingonPromotion: Common in the Highlands of Daradja - Artesia gains her crown this way. Also see AsskickingEqualsAuthority, AsskickingLeadsToLeadership, above.
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%%* AmazonianBeauty: Pretty much any of the women who fight under Artesia's banner. Umasza, Samaia, Sava, Ferris, and of course Artesia herself. They are tall, muscular, attractive - and excellent combatants.
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A proper Amazonian Beauty entry example needs to explain how muscular the character is and explain how the work portrays them as attractive. (Fanservice Tropes, making them a Love Interest, tropes typical used to present a character as attractive)
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* AmazonianBeauty: Pretty much any of the women who fight under Artesia's banner. Umasza, Samaia, Sava, Ferris, and of course Artesia herself. They are tall, muscular, attractive - and excellent combatants.
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* AsskickingEqualsAuthority: This is how many people gain noble titles and lands, particularly in the Highlands of Daradja.
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* AsskickingEqualsAuthority: This is how many people gain noble titles and lands, particularly in the Highlands of Daradja.
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The original 6 issue mini-series lasted from January to June, 1999. Several mini-series have followed over the years. Particularly notable due to very mature subject matter, a lack of many common Fantasy tropes, and the Technology Level is approximately that of 15th-Century Europe. The art is fully painted - no computer coloring here.
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The original 6 issue mini-series lasted from January to June, 1999. Several mini-series have followed over the years. Particularly notable due to very mature subject matter, a lack of many common Fantasy tropes, and the Technology Level is approximately that of 15th-Century Europe. The art is fully painted - no computer coloring here.
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* BreastPlate: In the first issue, Artesia wore full armor on her upper body - and nothing between her tassets and greaves, showing off a lot of leg as well as leather "panties." With the second issue onward, this is averted. Artesia buys armor for her legs. She and other female soldiers have angular projections formed into their curaisses that obviously represent breasts - but otherwise female warriors wear more or less the same armor as their male counterparts.
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* BreastPlate: In the first issue, Artesia wore full armor on her upper body - and nothing between her tassets and greaves, showing off a lot of leg as well as leather "panties." With the second issue onward, this is averted. averted, as Artesia buys has armor for her legs. She and other female soldiers have angular projections formed into their curaisses that obviously represent breasts - but otherwise female warriors wear more or less the same armor as their male counterparts.
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* BreastPlate: In the first few issues, Artesia wore full armor on her upper body - and nothing between her tassets and greaves, showing off a lot of leg as well as leather "panties." After the ArtEvolution, this is averted. Artesia buys armor for her legs. She and other female soldiers have angular projections formed into their curaisses that obviously represent breasts - but otherwise female warriors wear more or less the same armor as their male counterparts.
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* BreastPlate: In the first few issues, issue, Artesia wore full armor on her upper body - and nothing between her tassets and greaves, showing off a lot of leg as well as leather "panties." After With the ArtEvolution, second issue onward, this is averted. Artesia buys armor for her legs. She and other female soldiers have angular projections formed into their curaisses that obviously represent breasts - but otherwise female warriors wear more or less the same armor as their male counterparts.
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* TheCavalry: Quite literally, when Queen Myrina's Amoran horse archers sweep the Imperial mounted archers to save Artesia's Blackheart foot company in a minor skirmish.
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* TheCavalry: Quite literally, when Queen Myrina's Amoran horse archers sweep the Imperial mounted archers to save Artesia's Blackheart foot company in a minor skirmish.skirmish and again with armored horse and lance to save Artesia's group after Artesia herself is poisoned.
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* TheCavalry: Quite literally, when Queen Myrina's Thulamite horse archers sweep the Imperial mounted archers to save Artesia's Blackheart foot company in a minor skirmish.
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* TheCavalry: Quite literally, when Queen Myrina's Thulamite Amoran horse archers sweep the Imperial mounted archers to save Artesia's Blackheart foot company in a minor skirmish.
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* ImprobableAge: Samaia, Urech the Usurper, among others.
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* WarriorMonk: Priestesses of Hathhalla. See DarkActionGirl, above.
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* DeadlyDecadentCourt: All of the royal courts in the Known World are this.
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* DeadlyDecadentCourt: DecadentCourt: All of the royal courts in the Known World are this.
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* TheWildHunt
----TheWildHunt: People must ward themselves and their homes and fortresses from the reach of the Wild Hunt, which, aside from the one day they are allowed to break free from Hell, can sometimes loose their chains on their own, bringing woe to all they catch unprepared and unwarded.
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In 2014, Mark Smylie came out with the full-length novel ''The Barrow'' which is set in the world of Artesia.
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In 2014, Mark Smylie came out with the full-length novel ''The Barrow'' which is set in the world of Artesia.
Artesia and has since been followed up in 2019 with ''Black Heart''.
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* HeroOfAnotherStory: Artesia's brother Stjepan is the main character of the novel ''The Barrow'' which is set years before Artesia's own rise and is about his barely successful quest with a party of RagTagBunchOfMisfits to find the sword of the last Dragon King in a tomb of a legendary evil wizard.
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* HeroOfAnotherStory: Artesia's brother Stjepan is the main character of the novel ''The Barrow'' which is set years before Artesia's own rise and is about his barely successful quest with a party of RagTagBunchOfMisfits to find Gladringer, the sword of the last Dragon King in a inside the tomb of a the legendary evil wizard.wizard, Azharad. It also appears that he'll the main character for the follow-up novel ''Black Heart''.
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* HeroOfAnotherStory: Artesia's brother Stjepan is the main character of the novel ''The Barrow'' which is set years before Artesia's own rise and is about his barely successful quest with a party of RagTagBunchOfMisfits to find the sword of the last Dragon King in a tomb of a legendary evil wizard.
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In 2014, Mark Smylie came out with the full-length novel ''The Barrow'' which is set in the world of Artesia.
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* {{Badass}}: Many. Artesia herself, Uros ("the best swordsman in Daradja"), and Sava (still head of Artesia's household after losing an arm) are at the top of the list.
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* MasterSwordsman: Uros is "the best swordsman in Daradja".
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* KnightsTemplar: The Templars of Agall. The Dumeghal are the more ObviouslyEvil version.
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* FantasyContraception: Artesia does many impressive things and managing to not get pregnant might be the biggest one, cause this woman likes her men.
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''Artesia'' includes the following tropes:
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* AerithAndBob: Artesia's brothers are named Justin and Stepjan. There are characters named Wallis, Owen, and Colin, along with Daemander, Argante, and Branimir.
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* AerithAndBob: Artesia's brothers are named Justin and Stepjan.Stjepan. There are characters named Wallis, Owen, and Colin, along with Daemander, Argante, and Branimir.
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An epic LowFantasy [[ComicBook graphic novel]] written and illustrated by Mark Smylie, published by [[http://www.archaia.com/ Archaia Studios Press.]] The main character is the eponymous Artesia of Dara Dess, a warrior-queen, witch, spirit-walker and former concubine. The series details her campaigns in support of the larger Middle Kingdoms against the opposing Thessid-Golan Empire, a war long in coming due to a religious schism between the Kingdoms and the Empire.
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An epic LowFantasy [[ComicBook graphic novel]] written and illustrated by Mark Smylie, published by [[http://www.archaia.com/ Archaia Studios Press.]] The main character is the titular Artesia of Dara Dess, a warrior-queen, witch, spirit-walker and former concubine. The series details her campaigns in support of the larger Middle Kingdoms against the opposing Thessid-Golan Empire, a war long in coming due to a religious schism between the Kingdoms and the Empire.
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An epic LowFantasy [[ComicBook graphic novel]] written and illustrated by Mark Smylie, published by [[http://www.archaia.com/ Archaia Studios Press.]] The main character is the titular eponymous Artesia of Dara Dess, a warrior-queen, witch, spirit-walker and former concubine. The series details her campaigns in support of the larger Middle Kingdoms against the opposing Thessid-Golan Empire, a war long in coming due to a religious schism between the Kingdoms and the Empire.
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* BreastPlate: In the first few issues, Artesia wore full armor on her upper body - and nothing between her tassets and greaves, showing off a lot of leg as well as leather "panties." After the ArtEvolution, this is averted. Artesia buys armor for her legs. She (and other female soldiers) has angular projections formed into her curaiss that obviously represent breasts - but otherwise female warriors wear more or less the same armor as their male counterparts.
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* BreastPlate: In the first few issues, Artesia wore full armor on her upper body - and nothing between her tassets and greaves, showing off a lot of leg as well as leather "panties." After the ArtEvolution, this is averted. Artesia buys armor for her legs. She (and and other female soldiers) has soldiers have angular projections formed into her curaiss their curaisses that obviously represent breasts - but otherwise female warriors wear more or less the same armor as their male counterparts.
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* AerithAndBob: Artesia's brothers are named Justin and Stepjan. There are characters named Wallis, Owen, and Colin, along with Daemander, Argante, and Branimir.
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An epic LowFantasy [[ComicBook graphic novel]] written and illustrated by Mark Smylie, published by [[http://www.archaia.com/ Archaia Studios Press.]] The main character is the titular Artesia of Dara Dess, a warrior-queen, witch, spirit-walker and former concubine. The series details her campaigns in support of the larger Middle Kingdoms against the opposing Thessid-Golan Empire, a war long in coming due to a religious schism between the Kingdoms and the Empire.
Particularly notable due to very mature subject matter, a lack of many common Fantasy tropes, and the Technology Level is approximately that of 15th-Century Europe. The art is fully painted - no computer coloring here.
Particularly notable due to very mature subject matter, a lack of many common Fantasy tropes, and the Technology Level is approximately that of 15th-Century Europe. The art is fully painted - no computer coloring here.
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An epic LowFantasy [[ComicBook graphic novel]] written and illustrated by Mark Smylie, published by [[http://www.archaia.com/ Archaia Studios Press.]] The main character is the titular Artesia of Dara Dess, a warrior-queen, witch, spirit-walker and former concubine. The series details her campaigns in support of the larger Middle Kingdoms against the opposing Thessid-Golan Empire, a war long in coming due to a religious schism between the Kingdoms and the Empire.
Empire.
The original 6 issue mini-series lasted from January to June, 1999. Several mini-series have followed over the years. Particularly notable due to very mature subject matter, a lack of many common Fantasy tropes, and the Technology Level is approximately that of 15th-Century Europe. The art is fully painted - no computer coloring here.
The original 6 issue mini-series lasted from January to June, 1999. Several mini-series have followed over the years. Particularly notable due to very mature subject matter, a lack of many common Fantasy tropes, and the Technology Level is approximately that of 15th-Century Europe. The art is fully painted - no computer coloring here.
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