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* LoadsAndLoadsOfRaces: The game boasts an impressive 19 selectable races, from different types of humans to various non-humans. Each faction has six races exclusive to them, while the 19th race, the minotaurs, can be part of any of the factions.

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Removed hidden trope that wasn’t even remotely deliberate values dissonance or innocent insensitive


* AllTrollsAreDifferent:

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* AllTrollsAreDifferent:AllTrollsAreDifferent: Here they are big rock people from Midgard with short tempers and strong codes of honor.



%% * DeliberateValuesDissonance: In all of the class/profession names, female members of the class have -ess added to their names: (i.e druidess, wizardess)



%% * TheFairFolk: All over the place. There are tons of fairies and fairy-related creatures who are anything but benevolent.

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%% * TheFairFolk: All over the place. There are tons of fairies and fairy-related creatures who are anything but benevolent.benevolent, they are led by the Faerie Court who make their home in the more remote regions of Hibernia. They are especially defined by their vengeful personalities, lashing out at all the factions for small slights and even going after you directly if you kill too many fairies in a day.
* GoodVsGood: All three factions are heroic, but fight one another for territory and/or glory. Noticeably while they are perpetually at war, they will quickly work together whenever an evil rises.



%% * GreyAndGrayMorality: The fight between the three realms, as none of them are specifically good or evil.
* InnocentlyInsensitive: A meta example: Earlier in the game there was a pooka (basically an evil black horse) named Spook. Presumably his name was meant to mean a ghost however someone pointed out that spook is also an obscure slur for a black person so the creature's name was changed.



%% * PlayerVersusPlayer: Called Realm vs Realm in the context of [=DAoC=], but very much the opposite of PlayerVersusEnvironment.
* PurpleIsPowerful: The game uses a [[ColorCodedForYourConvienience color system]] to indicate a monster's level relative to yours. The highest color is purple, which basically means the monster is way above your weight class and trying to kill it alone is likely suicide.

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%% * PlayerVersusPlayer: The main focus of the game, Called Realm vs Realm in the context of [=DAoC=], [=DAoC=]. There is still PlayerVersusEnvironment with dungeons and raid bosses, but very much the opposite meat of PlayerVersusEnvironment.
the game is meant to be the [=PvP=].
* PurpleIsPowerful: The game uses a [[ColorCodedForYourConvienience [[ColorCodedForYourConvenience color system]] to indicate a monster's level relative to yours. The highest color is purple, which basically means the monster is way above your weight class and trying to kill it alone is likely suicide.

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