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The Corum series is composed of two distinct trilogies. The first trilogy involves the war of OrderVersusChaos, with the Lords of Chaos warring with the Lords of Law for control of the world. Having seen his entire race destroyed at the whim of the Knight of the Swords and the hands of the newly arrived race of Man (or Mabden, as the series refers to them) -- with he left alive but maimed as the LastOfHisKind -- Corum and later his allies, find themselves caught in the middle of a war between Gods and primal forces, with only their wits -- and some strange gifts Corum recieved from a sorcerer -- to aid them. Major themes of the series include -- in addition to the obvious OrderVersusChaos -- civilisation vs barbarism, the whims of the gods, and whether one person can in fact, challenge a blind and deaf universe.
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The Corum series is composed of two distinct trilogies. The first trilogy involves the war of OrderVersusChaos, with the Lords of Chaos warring with the Lords of Law for control of the world. Having seen his entire race destroyed at the whim of the Knight of the Swords and the hands of the newly arrived race of Man (or Mabden, as the series refers to them) -- with he left alive but maimed as the LastOfHisKind -- Corum and later his allies, find themselves caught in the middle of a war between Gods and primal forces, with only their wits -- and some strange gifts Corum recieved received from a sorcerer -- to aid them. Major themes of the series include -- in addition to the obvious OrderVersusChaos -- civilisation vs barbarism, the whims of the gods, and whether one person can in fact, challenge a blind and deaf universe.
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* Hypocrisy: One of the stated reasons why the people of Lyr-a-Brode hate the Vadagh is that the latter practice witchcraft (in reality, incredibly advanced science). And yet, in "The Queen of Swords" and "The King of Swords", they have absolutely no trouble calling in help from the Lords of Chaos, including summoning hordes of monsters and casting spells.
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* Hypocrisy: TheHypocrite: One of the stated reasons why the people of Lyr-a-Brode hate the Vadagh is that the latter practice witchcraft (in reality, incredibly advanced science). And yet, in "The ''The Queen of Swords" Swords'' and "The ''The King of Swords", Swords'', they have absolutely no trouble issue calling in help from the Lords of Chaos, including summoning hordes of monsters and casting spells.
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* Hypocrite: One of the stated reasons why the people of Lyr-a-Brode hate the Vadagh is that the latter practice witchcraft (in reality, incredibly advanced science). And yet, in "The Queen of Swords" and "The King of Swords", they have absolutely no trouble calling in help from the Lords of Chaos, including summoning hordes of monsters and casting spells.
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* Hypocrite: Hypocrisy: One of the stated reasons why the people of Lyr-a-Brode hate the Vadagh is that the latter practice witchcraft (in reality, incredibly advanced science). And yet, in "The Queen of Swords" and "The King of Swords", they have absolutely no trouble calling in help from the Lords of Chaos, including summoning hordes of monsters and casting spells.
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* Hypocrite: One of the stated reasons why the people of Lyr-a-Brode hate the Vadagh is that the latter practice witchcraft (in reality, incredibly advanced science). And yet, in "The Queen of Swords" and "The King of Swords", they have absolutely no trouble calling in help from the Lords of Chaos, including summoning hordes of monsters and casting spells.
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* VillainsWantMercy: Prince Gaynor begs Corum to spare him. Though Corum wants to, he knows Gaynor has to obey Xiombarg and will never surrender.
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* VillainsWantMercy: Prince Gaynor begs Corum to spare him. Though Corum wants to, he knows Gaynor has to obey Xiombarg and will never surrender.
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* FireAndBrimstoneHell: Some Mabden believe in netherworld that burn in eternal flame like Flameland
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* FireAndBrimstoneHell: Some Mabden believe in a netherworld that burn burns in eternal flame like FlamelandFlameland.
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Tropes are things within the content of the work. A band crafting a song about the work isn't a trope belonging to the work itself.
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* HeavyMithril: Italian PowerMetal band ''Domine'' have a song about Corum called "The Prince in the Scarlet Robe".
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* RoguesGalleryTransplant: There's some villain overlap with ''Literature/TheElricSaga'':
** Elric has faced most of the gods Corum faced like Arioch and Xiombarg.
** The demon Yrkoon mentions that he used to be mortal, hinting that he might be Elric's similarly named cousin, Yyrkoon.
** Elric has faced most of the gods Corum faced like Arioch and Xiombarg.
** The demon Yrkoon mentions that he used to be mortal, hinting that he might be Elric's similarly named cousin, Yyrkoon.
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* AnAxeToGrind: Glandyth and many other Mabden.
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Baleful Polymorph was renamed per TRS
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* BalefulPolymorph: The Chaos pack, which is composed of former humans mutated into animals courtesy of their allegiance to Chaos.
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* ForcedTransformation: The Chaos pack, which is composed of former humans mutated into animals courtesy of their allegiance to Chaos.
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* OrderVersusChaos: What the original trilogy is built around. The coming of the Lords of Chaos led to the destruction of the Vadhagh and Nhadragh as Arioch, Xiombarg, and Mabelode wiped the slate clean of creations they felt had grown stagnant. This puts the balance so far out of whack however, that the Chaos Lords are free to do as they please, resulting in constant social change and violence in Arioch's realm to an entire world that constantly shifts form in Mabelode's. Corum and his allies struggle to restore the Lords of Law in an effort to end this, while the neutral Cosmic Balance ensures that no one on either side gets too far out of line.
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* OrderVersusChaos: What the original trilogy is built around. The coming of the Lords of Chaos led to the destruction of the Vadhagh and Nhadragh as Arioch, Xiombarg, and Mabelode wiped the slate clean of creations they felt had grown stagnant. This puts the balance so far out of whack however, that the Chaos Lords are free to do as they please, resulting in constant social change and violence in Arioch's realm to an entire world that constantly shifts form in Mabelode's. Corum and his allies struggle to restore the Lords of Law in an effort to end this, while the neutral Cosmic Balance ensures that no one on either side gets too far out of line. [[spoiler:Ultimately, both sets of god are completely wiped out, allowing mortals to live as they will free of divine control.]]
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* {{Arcology}}: Castle Erorn is a functional city in one building capable.of housing 500 hundred people.
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* {{Arcology}}: Castle Erorn is a functional city in one building capable.capable of housing 500 hundred people.
