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* {{Assassin}}: The Assassin's Guild, also known as the Cousins - although there are some independent ones as well.


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* ProfessionalKillers: The Assassin's Guild, also known as the Cousins - although there are some independent ones as well.
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* RoyalBastard: Six of them in one book. Llewellynne deliberately upends the trope by [[StalkerWithATestTube seducing the Aristok]].
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* BadassGay: Demnor, who is also a ManlyGay.
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* EliteManCourtesanRomance: Prince (later Aristok) Demnor and his Companion Kelahnus. This is actually more common than the Companion's Guild likes to acknowledge and, like everything else in the realm, applies even when gender-flipped.
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* ImColdSoCold: Justified by Demnor in ''The Stone Prince'' even ''before'' he nearly dies of battle wounds; he's a RebelPrince, and his very angry mother is the [[GodEmperor avatar]] of a fire god, able to withdraw Its warmth from her son.
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* Myth/CelticMythology: Several elements, particularly the prophetic Sight and Braniana's legendary brother [[{{Mabinogion}} Bran Bendigeid]].

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* Myth/CelticMythology: Several elements, particularly the prophetic Sight and Braniana's legendary brother [[{{Mabinogion}} [[Literature/{{Mabinogion}} Bran Bendigeid]].

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* BadassPrincess: So many it's quicker to list the subversions: [=Book1=]!Kassandra (just a squire), Flairalynne (a royal bastard), Isolde (royal by marriage) and Llewellynne (daughter of an independent, elected Prince).



* WarriorPrince: Pretty much required for the royal family. Dovetails with BadassPrincess due to the unisex titles.

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* WarriorPrince: Pretty much required for the royal family. Dovetails with BadassPrincess Male and female due to the unisex titles.titles. So many it's quicker to list the subversions: [=Book1=]!Kassandra (just a squire), Flairalynne (a royal bastard), Isolde (royal by marriage) and Llewellynne (daughter of an independent, elected Prince).

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