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* {{Super Weight}}
** Type 1: Most of the cast of Unda Vosari: Chronicles with the exception of the mentioned characters below.
** Type 2: Lyri, Malim, Bane, Myranel, Linden, Alasse, Murai, Coulton, Genaya, Michael and Alucard.
** Type 3: Vincent, Dean, Dashade and Lorimarko. Villains with this level would be Dagriz and Baron Calavera.
** Type 4: Veln, Damien, the Madura brothers.
** Type 1: Most of the cast of Unda Vosari: Chronicles with the exception of the mentioned characters below.
** Type 2: Lyri, Malim, Bane, Myranel, Linden, Alasse, Murai, Coulton, Genaya, Michael and Alucard.
** Type 3: Vincent, Dean, Dashade and Lorimarko. Villains with this level would be Dagriz and Baron Calavera.
** Type 4: Veln, Damien, the Madura brothers.
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* {{Adaptation Distillation}}: Based off of a [[TabletopGames tabletop]] [[TabletopGame/DungeonsAndDragons roleplaying game]] the author ran in 2006.
* {{All Powerful Bystander}}: Played straight in the [[AdaptationDistillation original game]] the novels were based on - the author has admitted "Random Pirate #12" was, more or less, an amused God who wanted to watch the events unfold.
* {{AntiHero}}: Almost the entire crew of the Dark Vigil are willing to do things most people would consider "evil" in order to achieve a greater good, not to mention the crew consists of pirates, thieves, traitors, vagabonds and exiles.
* {{Anyone Can Die}}: Two characters are {{killed off for real}} and one is {{Put on a bus}}. A very large number of deaths take place in Unda Vosari: Chronicles.
* {{Arc Number}}: Three, four, five and seven.
* {{Author Avatar}}: Jason Nazry in Unda Vosari: Chronicles.
* {{All Powerful Bystander}}: Played straight in the [[AdaptationDistillation original game]] the novels were based on - the author has admitted "Random Pirate #12" was, more or less, an amused God who wanted to watch the events unfold.
* {{AntiHero}}: Almost the entire crew of the Dark Vigil are willing to do things most people would consider "evil" in order to achieve a greater good, not to mention the crew consists of pirates, thieves, traitors, vagabonds and exiles.
* {{Anyone Can Die}}: Two characters are {{killed off for real}} and one is {{Put on a bus}}. A very large number of deaths take place in Unda Vosari: Chronicles.
* {{Arc Number}}: Three, four, five and seven.
* {{Author Avatar}}: Jason Nazry in Unda Vosari: Chronicles.
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* {{Adaptation Distillation}}: AdaptationDistillation: Based off of a [[TabletopGames tabletop]] [[TabletopGame/DungeonsAndDragons roleplaying game]] the author ran in 2006.
*{{All Powerful Bystander}}: AllPowerfulBystander: Played straight in the [[AdaptationDistillation original game]] the novels were based on - the author has admitted "Random Pirate #12" was, more or less, an amused God who wanted to watch the events unfold.
*{{AntiHero}}: AntiHero: Almost the entire crew of the Dark Vigil are willing to do things most people would consider "evil" in order to achieve a greater good, not to mention the crew consists of pirates, thieves, traitors, vagabonds and exiles.
*{{Anyone Can Die}}: AnyoneCanDie: Two characters are {{killed off for real}} and one is {{Put on a bus}}. A very large number of deaths take place in Unda Vosari: Chronicles.
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* {{Bullying A Dragon}}: Veln. [[spoiler: It works, too. See "Crazy Awesome" below.]]
* {{Cast Herd}}: The political characters and the "adventurers" split up towards the end of the first book so each group can do what they do best. [[spoiler: The second book cements this. Unda Vosari: Chronicles also splits the characters up, and can be seen as part of the overall Cast Herd.]]
* {{Cast Herd}}: The political characters and the "adventurers" split up towards the end of the first book so each group can do what they do best. [[spoiler: The second book cements this. Unda Vosari: Chronicles also splits the characters up, and can be seen as part of the overall Cast Herd.]]
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* {{Bullying A Dragon}}: Veln. [[spoiler: It works, too. See "Crazy Awesome" below.]]
* {{Cast Herd}}:CastHerd: The political characters and the "adventurers" split up towards the end of the first book so each group can do what they do best. [[spoiler: The second book cements this. Unda Vosari: Chronicles also splits the characters up, and can be seen as part of the overall Cast Herd.]]
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* HeroicBSOD: Vincent has a few of these. Malim has a hilarious one.
-->'''Vincent:''' I wish people would just listen to me.
-->'''Vincent (as himself)''': "Don’t sell my family!"
-->'''Vincent (as Calavera)''': "Why not?"
-->'''Vincent (as himself)''': "Because I will have to kill you."
-->'''Vincent (as Calavera)''': "Oh, okay, I think I'll sell your family."
-->'''Vincent (as himself)''': "Don’t invade the city!"
-->'''Vincent (as Dagriz)''': "Why not?"
-->'''Vincent (as himself)''': "'Cause we'll have to kill all the crews of whatever boats you send!"
-->'''Vincent (as Dagriz)''': "Oh, okay, I think I'll invade the city."
-->'''Vincent (as himself)''': "Don’t try to stop me from talking to the queen, who’s also my former crew member and apparently my ex-girlfriend."
-->'''Vincent (as the Captain of the Guard)''': "Why not?"
-->'''Vincent (as himself)''': "Because I’ll have to kill you and the army between you and I!"
-->'''Vincent (as the Captain of the Guard)''': "Oh, I think I'll stop you."
-->'''Vincent:''' I wish people would just listen to me.
-->'''Vincent (as himself)''': "Don’t sell my family!"
-->'''Vincent (as Calavera)''': "Why not?"
-->'''Vincent (as himself)''': "Because I will have to kill you."
-->'''Vincent (as Calavera)''': "Oh, okay, I think I'll sell your family."
-->'''Vincent (as himself)''': "Don’t invade the city!"
-->'''Vincent (as Dagriz)''': "Why not?"
-->'''Vincent (as himself)''': "'Cause we'll have to kill all the crews of whatever boats you send!"
-->'''Vincent (as Dagriz)''': "Oh, okay, I think I'll invade the city."
-->'''Vincent (as himself)''': "Don’t try to stop me from talking to the queen, who’s also my former crew member and apparently my ex-girlfriend."
-->'''Vincent (as the Captain of the Guard)''': "Why not?"
-->'''Vincent (as himself)''': "Because I’ll have to kill you and the army between you and I!"
-->'''Vincent (as the Captain of the Guard)''': "Oh, I think I'll stop you."
* SarcasticConfession: Provided by Vincent when chasing a ship down, although it was true. Can also be considered {{False Reassurance}}.
-->'''Vincent Lorimar''' (via signal flags): I do not want to waste cannons on your enchanted ship of sinking and leaks.
-->(The ship begins to flee.)
-->'''Vincent Lorimar''' (via signal flags): Wait, we just want to kill your crew and steal your boat.
-->'''Vincent Lorimar''' (via signal flags): I do not want to waste cannons on your enchanted ship of sinking and leaks.
-->(The ship begins to flee.)
-->'''Vincent Lorimar''' (via signal flags): Wait, we just want to kill your crew and steal your boat.
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* StealthInsult: Played with. Vincent manages to turn somebody calling him out into the butt of an insult the target wasn't expecting.
-->'''Vincent''' (clearly intoxicated): "Them dwarven nutsucks won't let me drink to my friend." (To an elf) "You sweaty dwarves testicle!"
-->'''Winged Elf''': "Hey! Landworm! You wanna say that to my fist?" (Clenches fist)
-->'''Vincent''': "... Yeah." (Staggers over, bends over, points to fist) "You... are a sweaty... *hic* ... dwarven testicle." (Still bent over, points to the other fist) "And you must be the other one..." (Stands upright, arm still bent and finger still pointing) "I think that makes you the dick in the middle."
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* AStormIsComing: Vincent and Malim discuss the weather.
-->'''Vincent''': "I fear no frightful squalls… They're not as frightening as they're supposed to be. Some of 'em are more cute then frightening. I call 'em squills."
-->'''Malim''': "If'n ye’ say so, sir. And do yonder clouds look like a squill, sir?"
-->'''Vincent''': "... No, actually, that looks like a big god damn storm."
-->'''Vincent''': "I fear no frightful squalls… They're not as frightening as they're supposed to be. Some of 'em are more cute then frightening. I call 'em squills."
-->'''Malim''': "If'n ye’ say so, sir. And do yonder clouds look like a squill, sir?"
-->'''Vincent''': "... No, actually, that looks like a big god damn storm."
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* ThereIsNoKillLikeOverkill: Bane '''protecting''' the crew.
-->'''Janimba''': "You’re 'protecting' me by killing people who are cowering in fear?"
-->'''Bane''': (While cleaving his axe into a dead crewman at every word interval) "I," THUNK, "AM," THUNK, "KEEPING," THUNK, "YOU," THUNK, "SAFE."
-->'''Janimba''': "You’re 'protecting' me by killing people who are cowering in fear?"
-->'''Bane''': (While cleaving his axe into a dead crewman at every word interval) "I," THUNK, "AM," THUNK, "KEEPING," THUNK, "YOU," THUNK, "SAFE."
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* {{Loads And Loads of Characters}}: Twenty-four main characters are introduced in the ''first'' book, and another twenty-four in the [[ExpandedUniverse online stories]]. After issue 50, another forty are planned on being introduced.
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* {{The Magnificent Seven Samurai}}: Zigzagged in Unda Vosari: Chronicles. While there are seven main characters (Lorimarko, Coulton, Genaya, Natalia, Alucard, Michael and Murai), it's fairly obvious that some of the roles are blurred. A few characters have a clearly defined role (Coulton being the Big Guy and Lorimarko being the Hero are pretty obvious).
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* {{The Magnificent Seven Samurai}}: TheMagnificentSevenSamurai: Zigzagged in Unda Vosari: Chronicles. While there are seven main characters (Lorimarko, Coulton, Genaya, Natalia, Alucard, Michael and Murai), it's fairly obvious that some of the roles are blurred. A few characters have a clearly defined role (Coulton being the Big Guy and Lorimarko being the Hero are pretty obvious).
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* {{What The Hell Hero}}: Vincent is guilty of this several times, and receives a similar reply.
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* {{What The Hell Hero}}: WhatTheHellHero:
** Vincent is guilty of this several times, and receives a similar reply.
** Vincent is guilty of this several times, and receives a similar reply.
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* {{Whip Sword}}: Alucard's got one of these after the "Tools of the Trade" arc in Unda Vosari: Chronicles.
* {{Winged Humanoid}}: A whole race of 'em!
* {{World of Snark}}: Different people at different times play the role of the {{Deadpan Snarker}} but ''everyone'' takes a turn.
* {{Whip Sword}}: Alucard's got one of these after the "Tools of the Trade" arc in Unda Vosari: Chronicles.
* {{Winged Humanoid}}: A whole race of 'em!
* {{World of Snark}}: Different people at different times play the role of the {{Deadpan Snarker}} but ''everyone'' takes a turn.
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* {{Beleaguered Assistant}}: Malim becomes this very quickly. Leads to a {{Crowning Moment of Heartwarming}} [[spoiler: when Vincent has a heart-to-heart with him about staying the course.]]
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* {{Beleaguered Assistant}}: BeleagueredAssistant: Malim becomes this very quickly. Leads to a {{Crowning Moment of Heartwarming}} [[spoiler: when Vincent [[spoiler:Vincent has a heart-to-heart with him about staying the course.]]
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Several other novels have been in {{Development Hell}} since the first book was finished in 2007, and an {{Expanded Universe}} series of (ongoing) short stories has been available online since January of 2011 (known as ''[[http://undavosari.wikidot.com Unda Vosari: Chronicles]]''). Other {{Interquel}} novels have been planned as well.
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Several other novels have been in {{Development Hell}} since the first book was finished in 2007, and an {{Expanded Universe}} series of (ongoing) short stories has been available online since January of 2011 2015 (known as ''[[http://undavosari.wikidot.com ''[[http://patreon.com/Venomheart Unda Vosari: Chronicles]]''). Other {{Interquel}} novels have been planned as well.
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* {{Development Hell}}: Everything beyond the first book except Unda Vosari: Chronicles.
** This is due to the author [[{{Idiot Ball}} being an idiot]] and not making backups.
** This is due to the author [[{{Idiot Ball}} being an idiot]] and not making backups.
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* {{Write Who You Know}}: The author has admitted that the characters were based off of characters he encountered in a ''TabletopGame/DungeonsAndDragons'' game he played several years prior.
** Vincent, Dashade, Michael, Coulton and Lorimarko (the first from the released book, the second having a cameo in the first book and the remaining characters being from the web-based stories) are partially based off the author. Lyri was partially based off an ex-fiancé (although she has since undergone a {{retcon}} to be no one in particular. Dean is based off a friend (and the character he played) from the original game.
** Vincent, Dashade, Michael, Coulton and Lorimarko (the first from the released book, the second having a cameo in the first book and the remaining characters being from the web-based stories) are partially based off the author. Lyri was partially based off an ex-fiancé (although she has since undergone a {{retcon}} to be no one in particular. Dean is based off a friend (and the character he played) from the original game.
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* {{Adaptation Distillation}}: Based off of a [[TabletopGames tabletop]] [[DungeonsAndDragons roleplaying game]] the author ran in 2006.
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** {{The Bus Came Back}} in Unda Vosari: Dark Corners.
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** The Isles of Steam, alluded to in the epilogue of Unda Vosari: Legends, has a planned {{interquel}} series (spanning another four books).
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* {{Lost In Translation}}: While ''Unda'' actually does mean "water" in Latin (along with wave, flood, billow and a dozen other words), ''Vosari'' doesn't actually exist in Latin and, to this day, the author has ''no idea'' where he got the word (although he insists it means something like island or land).
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** The Isles of Steam, alluded to in the epilogue of Unda Vosari: Legends, has a planned {{interquel}} series (spanning another four books).
** Unda Vosari: Dark Corners makes it a point to tie up a few loose ends left over from Unda Vosari: Legends, although it raises a few more and sets a few stories up for Unda Vosari: Confrontations (the second novel).
** Unda Vosari: Chronicles takes place both before, during and after Unda Vosari: Legends and the main four characters make an appearance in Dark Corners, alluding to an appearance in Unda Vosari: Confrontations.
** Unda Vosari: Dark Corners makes it a point to tie up a few loose ends left over from Unda Vosari: Legends, although it raises a few more and sets a few stories up for Unda Vosari: Confrontations (the second novel).
** Unda Vosari: Chronicles takes place both before, during and after Unda Vosari: Legends and the main four characters make an appearance in Dark Corners, alluding to an appearance in Unda Vosari: Confrontations.
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* {{Refuge In Audacity}}: Most everybody in the story (''especially'' Vincent) justifies this. The entire crew almost makes sure the series {{Crosses The Line Twice}}.
** The nudity scene with a very hung-over Vincent.
** The nudity scene with a very hung-over Vincent.
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** Especially Bane.
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* {{Medieval European Fantasy}}: With pirates.
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''Unda Vosari'' is a series of fantasy novels (most of which are in {{Development Hell}}) that started in 2010 with the release of ''Unda Vosari: Legends'', by Brad Norsworthy. The (main) story (of the only released book) is about Captain Vincent Lorimar (and the crew of his ship, the Dark Vigil) trying to rescue his family, take down an evil baron and turn a profit in the process.
Several other novels have been in {{Development Hell}} since the first book was finished in 2007, and an {{Expanded Universe}} series of (ongoing) short stories has been available online since January of 2011 (known as ''[[http://undavosari.wikidot.com Unda Vosari: Chronicles]]''). Other {{Interquel}} novels have been planned as well.
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!!Trope examples include:
* {{Adaptation Distillation}}: Based off of a [[TabletopGames tabletop]] [[DungeonsAndDragons roleplaying game]] the author ran in 2006.
* {{All Powerful Bystander}}: Played straight in the [[AdaptationDistillation original game]] the novels were based on - the author has admitted "Random Pirate #12" was, more or less, an amused God who wanted to watch the events unfold.
* {{Anyone Can Die}}: Two characters are {{killed off for real}} and one is {{Put on a bus}}. A very large number of deaths take place in Unda Vosari: Chronicles.
* {{Arc Number}}: Three, four, five and seven.
* {{Author Avatar}}: Jason Nazry in Unda Vosari: Chronicles.
* {{Beleaguered Assistant}}: Malim becomes this very quickly. Leads to a {{Crowning Moment of Heartwarming}} [[spoiler: when Vincent has a heart-to-heart with him about staying the course.]]
* {{Bullying A Dragon}}: Veln. [[spoiler: It works, too. See "Crazy Awesome" below.]]
* {{Cast Herd}}: The political characters and the "adventurers" split up towards the end of the first book so each group can do what they do best. [[spoiler: The second book cements this. Unda Vosari: Chronicles also splits the characters up, and can be seen as part of the overall Cast Herd.]]
* {{The Captain}}: Vincent and "his" ship, the Dark Vigil.
* {{Cool Boat}}: The Dark Vigil [[spoiler:and the Silent Vigil.]]
* {{Commuting On A Bus}}: Malim [[spoiler:by the end of the first book.]]
* {{Development Hell}}: Everything beyond the first book except Unda Vosari: Chronicles.
** This is due to the author [[{{Idiot Ball}} being an idiot]] and not making backups.
* {{Disproportionate Retribution}}: Vincent [[spoiler: shoots Hardestat in the face]] after being hit with a infectious zombifying spell.
** Afterwards, Vincent tells [[spoiler: the now-dead Hardestat, and other]] onlookers that "The moral of the story is to not shoot green shit at me."
* {{Dropped A Bridge On Him}}: Played straight with [[spoiler: Myranel]] but subverted with [[spoiler: Linden]].
* {{Evil Sorcerer}}: Dagriz.
* {{Facepalm}}: Almost everything Vincent does gives Dean a headache, even if he's nowhere around. Sometimes, what Vincent does invokes a {{What The Hell Hero}} moment
* {{Fantasy Kitchen Sink}}
* {{Heel Face Turn}}: Some members of the crew do this.
* {{Kudzu Plot}}: And how. Issues of Unda Vosari chronicles introduce characters not seen for a few dozen issues later, and some of the dangling plot hooks and story threads from the beginning of the novel are brought back in entirely different story arcs to be resolved by characters in Unda Vosari: Chronicles that, at best, only had a cameo.
* {{Loads And Loads of Characters}}: Twenty-four main characters are introduced in the ''first'' book, and another twenty-four in the [[ExpandedUniverse online stories]]. After issue 50, another forty are planned on being introduced.
* {{Long Bus Trip}}: [[spoiler: Alasse.]]
* {{Morality Kitchen Sink}}: Some heroes are somewhat bad, some villains are somewhat good.
* {{Mysterious Past}}: All of the characters have secrets in their past they never talk about.
* {{Noodle Incident}}: Combined with a {{Shout Out}} to Leeroy Jenkins.
** Unda Vosari: Chronicles has a few of these, including one involving [[{{Squick}} a bucket of elephant semen]].
* {{Our Monsters Are Different}}: Played straight with minotaurs (usually a savage race, although mentioned in the prologue as one of the main intelligent races).
* {{Pirate Girl}}: Lyri.
* {{The Pirates Who Dont Do Anything}}: Averted. There is one instance where the crew of the Dark Vigil raids a palace once in the beginning of the first novel, but they don't rape, pillage or plunder anything else at all.
* {{Privateer}}: The crew eventually becomes privateers.
* {{Put On A Bus}}: [[spoiler: Linden]]
* {{Ragtag Bunch of Misfits}}: Anything involving the Dark Vigil [[spoiler: or the entire group of heroes in Unda Vosari: Chronicles]].
* {{Refuge In Audacity}}: Most everybody in the story (especially Vincent) justifies this. Vincent often {{Crosses The Line Twice}}.
* {{Shout Out}}: [[ShoutOut/UndaVosari Plenty.]]
* {{Sky Pirate}}: Seen in Unda Vosari: Chronicles.
* {{Spoony Bard}}: Malim
* {{The Stoic}}: Dean Angelo. Also plays the role of {{Hypercompetent Sidekick}}.
* {{Super Weight}}
** Type 1: Most of the cast of Unda Vosari: Chronicles with the exception of the mentioned characters below.
** Type 2: Lyri, Malim, Bane, Myranel, Linden, Alasse, Murai, Coulton, Genaya, Michael and Alucard.
** Type 3: Vincent, Dean, Dashade and Lorimarko. Villains with this level would be Dagriz and Baron Calavera.
** Type 4: Veln, Damien, the Madura brothers.
* {{Talk Like A Pirate}}: Vincent's prone to do this for no apparent reason except the {{Rule of Cool}}.
* {{Talk To The Fist}}: Coulton gets away "''saying''" this [[spoiler:to Michael.]]
** "Don't I get a say in this?" The accompanying "no" is second to the fist saying "shut the hell up."
* {{The Magnificent Seven Samurai}}: Zigzagged in Unda Vosari: Chronicles. While there are seven main characters (Lorimarko, Coulton, Genaya, Natalia, Alucard, Michael and Murai), it's fairly obvious that some of the roles are blurred. A few characters have a clearly defined role (Coulton being the Big Guy and Lorimarko being the Hero are pretty obvious).
* TrueCompanions: Averted and justified at different times. [[spoiler: The crew goes to great lengths to give Alasse a proper burial, but Linden and Myranel are abandoned.]]
* {{What The Hell Hero}}: Vincent is guilty of this several times, and receives a similar reply.
** Bane plays this well [[spoiler: when he slams his axe into a dead crewman at every interval.]] Janimba even calls him on it.
* {{Whip Sword}}: Alucard's got one of these after the "Tools of the Trade" arc in Unda Vosari: Chronicles.
* {{Winged Humanoid}}: A whole race of 'em!
* {{World of Snark}}: Different people at different times play the role of the {{Deadpan Snarker}} but ''everyone'' takes a turn.
* {{Write Who You Know}}: The author has admitted that the characters were based off of characters he encountered in a {{Dungeons And Dragons}} game he played several years prior.
** Vincent, Dashade, Michael, Coulton and Lorimarko (the first from the released book, the second having a cameo in the first book and the remaining characters being from the web-based stories) are partially based off the author. Lyri was partially based off an ex-fiancé (although she has since undergone a {{retcon}} to be no one in particular. Dean is based off a friend (and the character he played) from the original game.
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Several other novels have been in {{Development Hell}} since the first book was finished in 2007, and an {{Expanded Universe}} series of (ongoing) short stories has been available online since January of 2011 (known as ''[[http://undavosari.wikidot.com Unda Vosari: Chronicles]]''). Other {{Interquel}} novels have been planned as well.
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!!Trope examples include:
* {{Adaptation Distillation}}: Based off of a [[TabletopGames tabletop]] [[DungeonsAndDragons roleplaying game]] the author ran in 2006.
* {{All Powerful Bystander}}: Played straight in the [[AdaptationDistillation original game]] the novels were based on - the author has admitted "Random Pirate #12" was, more or less, an amused God who wanted to watch the events unfold.
* {{Anyone Can Die}}: Two characters are {{killed off for real}} and one is {{Put on a bus}}. A very large number of deaths take place in Unda Vosari: Chronicles.
* {{Arc Number}}: Three, four, five and seven.
* {{Author Avatar}}: Jason Nazry in Unda Vosari: Chronicles.
* {{Beleaguered Assistant}}: Malim becomes this very quickly. Leads to a {{Crowning Moment of Heartwarming}} [[spoiler: when Vincent has a heart-to-heart with him about staying the course.]]
* {{Bullying A Dragon}}: Veln. [[spoiler: It works, too. See "Crazy Awesome" below.]]
* {{Cast Herd}}: The political characters and the "adventurers" split up towards the end of the first book so each group can do what they do best. [[spoiler: The second book cements this. Unda Vosari: Chronicles also splits the characters up, and can be seen as part of the overall Cast Herd.]]
* {{The Captain}}: Vincent and "his" ship, the Dark Vigil.
* {{Cool Boat}}: The Dark Vigil [[spoiler:and the Silent Vigil.]]
* {{Commuting On A Bus}}: Malim [[spoiler:by the end of the first book.]]
* {{Development Hell}}: Everything beyond the first book except Unda Vosari: Chronicles.
** This is due to the author [[{{Idiot Ball}} being an idiot]] and not making backups.
* {{Disproportionate Retribution}}: Vincent [[spoiler: shoots Hardestat in the face]] after being hit with a infectious zombifying spell.
** Afterwards, Vincent tells [[spoiler: the now-dead Hardestat, and other]] onlookers that "The moral of the story is to not shoot green shit at me."
* {{Dropped A Bridge On Him}}: Played straight with [[spoiler: Myranel]] but subverted with [[spoiler: Linden]].
* {{Evil Sorcerer}}: Dagriz.
* {{Facepalm}}: Almost everything Vincent does gives Dean a headache, even if he's nowhere around. Sometimes, what Vincent does invokes a {{What The Hell Hero}} moment
* {{Fantasy Kitchen Sink}}
* {{Heel Face Turn}}: Some members of the crew do this.
* {{Kudzu Plot}}: And how. Issues of Unda Vosari chronicles introduce characters not seen for a few dozen issues later, and some of the dangling plot hooks and story threads from the beginning of the novel are brought back in entirely different story arcs to be resolved by characters in Unda Vosari: Chronicles that, at best, only had a cameo.
* {{Loads And Loads of Characters}}: Twenty-four main characters are introduced in the ''first'' book, and another twenty-four in the [[ExpandedUniverse online stories]]. After issue 50, another forty are planned on being introduced.
* {{Long Bus Trip}}: [[spoiler: Alasse.]]
* {{Morality Kitchen Sink}}: Some heroes are somewhat bad, some villains are somewhat good.
* {{Mysterious Past}}: All of the characters have secrets in their past they never talk about.
* {{Noodle Incident}}: Combined with a {{Shout Out}} to Leeroy Jenkins.
** Unda Vosari: Chronicles has a few of these, including one involving [[{{Squick}} a bucket of elephant semen]].
* {{Our Monsters Are Different}}: Played straight with minotaurs (usually a savage race, although mentioned in the prologue as one of the main intelligent races).
* {{Pirate Girl}}: Lyri.
* {{The Pirates Who Dont Do Anything}}: Averted. There is one instance where the crew of the Dark Vigil raids a palace once in the beginning of the first novel, but they don't rape, pillage or plunder anything else at all.
* {{Privateer}}: The crew eventually becomes privateers.
* {{Put On A Bus}}: [[spoiler: Linden]]
* {{Ragtag Bunch of Misfits}}: Anything involving the Dark Vigil [[spoiler: or the entire group of heroes in Unda Vosari: Chronicles]].
* {{Refuge In Audacity}}: Most everybody in the story (especially Vincent) justifies this. Vincent often {{Crosses The Line Twice}}.
* {{Shout Out}}: [[ShoutOut/UndaVosari Plenty.]]
* {{Sky Pirate}}: Seen in Unda Vosari: Chronicles.
* {{Spoony Bard}}: Malim
* {{The Stoic}}: Dean Angelo. Also plays the role of {{Hypercompetent Sidekick}}.
* {{Super Weight}}
** Type 1: Most of the cast of Unda Vosari: Chronicles with the exception of the mentioned characters below.
** Type 2: Lyri, Malim, Bane, Myranel, Linden, Alasse, Murai, Coulton, Genaya, Michael and Alucard.
** Type 3: Vincent, Dean, Dashade and Lorimarko. Villains with this level would be Dagriz and Baron Calavera.
** Type 4: Veln, Damien, the Madura brothers.
* {{Talk Like A Pirate}}: Vincent's prone to do this for no apparent reason except the {{Rule of Cool}}.
* {{Talk To The Fist}}: Coulton gets away "''saying''" this [[spoiler:to Michael.]]
** "Don't I get a say in this?" The accompanying "no" is second to the fist saying "shut the hell up."
* {{The Magnificent Seven Samurai}}: Zigzagged in Unda Vosari: Chronicles. While there are seven main characters (Lorimarko, Coulton, Genaya, Natalia, Alucard, Michael and Murai), it's fairly obvious that some of the roles are blurred. A few characters have a clearly defined role (Coulton being the Big Guy and Lorimarko being the Hero are pretty obvious).
* TrueCompanions: Averted and justified at different times. [[spoiler: The crew goes to great lengths to give Alasse a proper burial, but Linden and Myranel are abandoned.]]
* {{What The Hell Hero}}: Vincent is guilty of this several times, and receives a similar reply.
** Bane plays this well [[spoiler: when he slams his axe into a dead crewman at every interval.]] Janimba even calls him on it.
* {{Whip Sword}}: Alucard's got one of these after the "Tools of the Trade" arc in Unda Vosari: Chronicles.
* {{Winged Humanoid}}: A whole race of 'em!
* {{World of Snark}}: Different people at different times play the role of the {{Deadpan Snarker}} but ''everyone'' takes a turn.
* {{Write Who You Know}}: The author has admitted that the characters were based off of characters he encountered in a {{Dungeons And Dragons}} game he played several years prior.
** Vincent, Dashade, Michael, Coulton and Lorimarko (the first from the released book, the second having a cameo in the first book and the remaining characters being from the web-based stories) are partially based off the author. Lyri was partially based off an ex-fiancé (although she has since undergone a {{retcon}} to be no one in particular. Dean is based off a friend (and the character he played) from the original game.
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