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* RoaringRampageOfRevenge: The fact that Tchernobog and the Cabal went out of their way to murder Caleb's dog Cujo (something that Caleb reacts with genuine anger) can be considered added motivation for taking them down once again.
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** "[=E2M3=]: Mothership" is based on ''{{Film/Alien}}'', featuring the orbital Cabal outpost named [[JustForPun The Monstromo.]] Gillbeasts and Choking Hands are stand-ins for Xenomorphs and Facehuggers, respectively, and the level ends with a recreation of the self-destruct sequence seen in the climax of the film.
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** "[=E2M3=]: Mothership" is based on ''{{Film/Alien}}'', featuring the orbital Cabal outpost named [[JustForPun The Monstromo.]] Monstromo. Gillbeasts and Choking Hands are stand-ins for Xenomorphs and Facehuggers, respectively, and the level ends with a recreation of the self-destruct sequence seen in the climax of the film.
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[[caption-width-right:350:[[FanSequel THE FESTIVAL OF BLOOD CONTINUES!]]]]
[[caption-width-right:350:[[FanSequel THE FESTIVAL OF BLOOD CONTINUES!]]]]
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* SerialEscalation: ''Death Wish'' takes ample advantage of modern hardware capabilities, and cranks nearly every dial UpToEleven.
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* SerialEscalation: ''Death Wish'' takes ample advantage of modern hardware capabilities, and cranks nearly every dial UpToEleven.up to eleven.
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* MyGreatestFailure: Tchernabog spends the entirety of "[=E3m1=]: Whisper Peak" taunting Caleb over his failure to save [[EvenEvilHasLovedOnes Ophelia]], from leaving messages around the map blaming him for her death to tormenting him with visions of her crucified corpse.
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* MyGreatestFailure: Tchernabog spends the entirety of "[=E3m1=]: "[=E3M1=]: Whisper Peak" taunting Caleb over his failure to save [[EvenEvilHasLovedOnes Ophelia]], from leaving messages around the map blaming him for her death to tormenting him with visions of her crucified corpse.
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* IncomingHam: After Caleb exits his house in "[=E1M1=]: Home Sweet Home", Tchernobog proudly announces his return as a squad of cultists [[StuffBlowingUp crash a car into Caleb's fence]].
-->'''Tchernobog:''' The festival of blood CONTINUES!
-->'''Tchernobog:''' The festival of blood CONTINUES!
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* KickTheDog: The Cabal kill Caleb's pet Hell Hound, Cujo, at the start of "[=E1M1=]: Home Sweet Home".
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* KickTheDog: The Cabal kill kills Caleb's pet Hell Hound, Cujo, at the start of "[=E1M1=]: Home Sweet Home".Home".
* MyGreatestFailure: Tchernabog spends the entirety of "[=E3m1=]: Whisper Peak" taunting Caleb over his failure to save [[EvenEvilHasLovedOnes Ophelia]], from leaving messages around the map blaming him for her death to tormenting him with visions of her crucified corpse.
* MyGreatestFailure: Tchernabog spends the entirety of "[=E3m1=]: Whisper Peak" taunting Caleb over his failure to save [[EvenEvilHasLovedOnes Ophelia]], from leaving messages around the map blaming him for her death to tormenting him with visions of her crucified corpse.
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* SerialEscalation: ''Death Wish'' takes ample advantage of modern hardware capabilities, and cranks nearly every dial UpToEleven.
** There are much more enemies than ''Blood'' ever threw at you at a time; hordes of zombies, gillbeasts, rats, and choking hands menace Caleb on several occasions.
** Moreso than enemies, there are a lot more [[StuffBlowingUp explosions]] by far. There's at least one enormous, explosive setpiece in nearly every map. The final map of each episode takes this ''past'' eleven, usually after the [[PostDefeatExplosionChain killing the final boss]]
** There are much more enemies than ''Blood'' ever threw at you at a time; hordes of zombies, gillbeasts, rats, and choking hands menace Caleb on several occasions.
** Moreso than enemies, there are a lot more [[StuffBlowingUp explosions]] by far. There's at least one enormous, explosive setpiece in nearly every map. The final map of each episode takes this ''past'' eleven, usually after the [[PostDefeatExplosionChain killing the final boss]]
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* AmbiguousTimePeriod: The game takes place some time after the original ''Blood'', although still features the antiquated look of the setting and mish-mash of time periods, despite having arcades ("[=E3M4=]: Bogey Beach") and space stations ("[=E2M3=]: Mothership").
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* AmbiguousTimePeriod: The game takes place some time after the original ''Blood'', although still Much like its parent game, ''Death Wish'' features the an antiquated look of the setting and atmosphere alongside a mish-mash of time periods, despite having with ancient castles and temples alongside arcades ("[=E3M4=]: Bogey Beach") and space stations ("[=E2M3=]: Mothership").
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* AscendedFanon: Fans of the original game speculated that the [[AnachronismStew constantly inconsistent time period]] was the result of Tchernobog's influence, seeing as he has the power to bind and connect between different realities. In ''Death Wish'', the player explicitly travels through different dimensions, sometimes more than once within the same level.
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* NotQuiteDead: The entire premise of the mod: Tchernobog survived his fateful encounter with Caleb through the power of the [[SoulJar Arcane Heart]], the physical heart of his previous human vessel. After Caleb destroys it, and then [[KillTheGod kills him afterwords]], Tchernobog is left DeaderThanDead.
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*SoulJar: The Arcane Heart, the disembodied heart of Tchernobog's most recent human vessel, prevents him from being permanently killed while it survives. Caleb spends the entirety of Episode 2 tracking it down and destroying it.
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** Two of the levels, "[=E3M1=]: Whisper Peak" and "[=E3M2=]: The Room", are recreations of ''Franchise/SilentHill'' locations (the titular town and [[VideoGame/SilentHill4 The Room]]).
** "[=E1M6=]: What Lies Beneath" is entirely based on John Carpenter's [[Film/TheThing1982 The Thing]], with it taking in a remote arctic outpost that has discovered alien life.
** "[=E1M6=]: What Lies Beneath" is entirely based on John Carpenter's [[Film/TheThing1982 The Thing]], with it taking in a remote arctic outpost that has discovered alien life.
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** "[=E1M6=]: What Lies Beneath" is entirely based on John Carpenter's [[Film/TheThing1982 The Thing]], with it taking in a remote arctic outpost that has discovered alien life.
**"[=E2M3=]: Mothership" is based on ''{{Film/Alien}}'', featuring the orbital Cabal outpost named [[JustForPun The Monstromo.]] Gillbeasts and Choking Hands are stand-ins for Xenomorphs and Facehuggers, respectively, and the level ends with a recreation of the self-destruct sequence seen in the climax of the film.
** The previously mentioned level also leads to a secret level based on {{Film/Aliens}}- "[=E2M12=]: They Mostly Come at Night". Gillbeasts and Choking Hands fill the same roles as in [=E2M3=], and the end of the level recreates the climax of the film, complete with a Mother Spider in place of the Xenomorph Queen.
** While not being a complete reference, the second secret level of Episode two is called "[=E2M10=]: [[VideoGame/RedFaction Dread Faction]]"
** Two of the levels, "[=E3M1=]: Whisper Peak" and "[=E3M2=]: The Room", are recreations of ''Franchise/SilentHill'' locations (the titular town and [[VideoGame/SilentHill4 The Room]]).
**"[=E2M3=]: Mothership" is based on ''{{Film/Alien}}'', featuring the orbital Cabal outpost named [[JustForPun The Monstromo.]] Gillbeasts and Choking Hands are stand-ins for Xenomorphs and Facehuggers, respectively, and the level ends with a recreation of the self-destruct sequence seen in the climax of the film.
** The previously mentioned level also leads to a secret level based on {{Film/Aliens}}- "[=E2M12=]: They Mostly Come at Night". Gillbeasts and Choking Hands fill the same roles as in [=E2M3=], and the end of the level recreates the climax of the film, complete with a Mother Spider in place of the Xenomorph Queen.
** While not being a complete reference, the second secret level of Episode two is called "[=E2M10=]: [[VideoGame/RedFaction Dread Faction]]"
** Two of the levels, "[=E3M1=]: Whisper Peak" and "[=E3M2=]: The Room", are recreations of ''Franchise/SilentHill'' locations (the titular town and [[VideoGame/SilentHill4 The Room]]).
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* ShoutOut: Much like its parent game, there are a lot of horror references:
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** "[=E1M6=]: What Lies Beneath" is entirely based on John Carpenter's [[Film/TheThing1982 The Thing]], with it taking in a remote arctic outpost that has discovered alien life.
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Not to be confused with ''Film/DeathWish''.
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!!This mod contains the following Tropes:
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''Death Wish'' is a GameMod for ''{{VideoGame/Blood}}'' by Bloatoid, which adds 36 levels across three episodes, and functions as a FanSequel.
The plot concerns Caleb's victory over Tchernobog, which stripped him of his ability to bind dimensions and his divine form, sent into a void, but Tchernobog resurrects within his original human form. He soon makes plans to reacquire his divine form, which puts him back into Caleb's line of sight.
The mod can be downloaded on [[https://www.moddb.com/mods/death-wish-for-blood ModDB]]. It is compatible with the [=BloodGDX=] and [=NBlood=] source ports, as well as ''[[UpdatedRerelease Fresh Supply]]''.
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* AllTheWorldsAreAStage: "[=E3M9=]: Nightmare", the first SecretLevel of Episode 3, is a dream world where many prior episodes are represented, with many of them even holding secrets in the same place.
* AmbiguousTimePeriod: The game takes place some time after the original ''Blood'', although still features the antiquated look of the setting and mish-mash of time periods, despite having arcades ("[=E3M4=]: Bogey Beach") and space stations ("[=E2M3=]: Mothership").
* AndTheAdventureContinues: [[spoiler:After killing Tchernobog again, Caleb decides to delay rebuilding his home to kill any cultists he might have missed.]]
* AntiFrustrationFeatures: There are tomes throughout the levels that generally expand on the lore, but can also hint at what the player should do next, or help them find a secret.
* CallForward: The intro for Episode 1 obliquely references Tchernobog's role as "The One That Binds", which Caleb has become by ''Blood II'' due to [[YouKillItYouBoughtIt killing Tchernobog]], and the penultimate level of Episode 1, "[=E1M7=]: Urban Decay", features [=CabalCo=], the corporation set up by the Cabal in ''II''.
* {{Interquel}}: Takes place after the original ''Blood'', but before ''II''.
* KickTheDog: The Cabal kill Caleb's pet Hell Hound, Cujo, at the start of "[=E1M1=]: Home Sweet Home".
* RemixedLevel: Every secret level is followed by a shorter version of the previous level, but generally in winter ("Morning Gory", the level following "[=E3M9=]: Nightmare", is a snowy version of "[=E3M4=]: Bogey Beach").
* ShoutOut: Much like its parent game, there are a lot of horror references:
** Two of the levels, "[=E3M1=]: Whisper Peak" and "[=E3M2=]: The Room", are recreations of ''Franchise/SilentHill'' locations (the titular town and [[VideoGame/SilentHill4 The Room]]).
** "[=E1M5=]: Jigsaw" is a very straightforward reference to the ''{{Franchise/Saw}}'' films, featuring a room that looks similar to ones from the film, and many death traps. It has a secret entrance to a level called "[=E1M11=]: [[Film/ShutterIsland Shudder Island]]".
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The plot concerns Caleb's victory over Tchernobog, which stripped him of his ability to bind dimensions and his divine form, sent into a void, but Tchernobog resurrects within his original human form. He soon makes plans to reacquire his divine form, which puts him back into Caleb's line of sight.
The mod can be downloaded on [[https://www.moddb.com/mods/death-wish-for-blood ModDB]]. It is compatible with the [=BloodGDX=] and [=NBlood=] source ports, as well as ''[[UpdatedRerelease Fresh Supply]]''.
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* AllTheWorldsAreAStage: "[=E3M9=]: Nightmare", the first SecretLevel of Episode 3, is a dream world where many prior episodes are represented, with many of them even holding secrets in the same place.
* AmbiguousTimePeriod: The game takes place some time after the original ''Blood'', although still features the antiquated look of the setting and mish-mash of time periods, despite having arcades ("[=E3M4=]: Bogey Beach") and space stations ("[=E2M3=]: Mothership").
* AndTheAdventureContinues: [[spoiler:After killing Tchernobog again, Caleb decides to delay rebuilding his home to kill any cultists he might have missed.]]
* AntiFrustrationFeatures: There are tomes throughout the levels that generally expand on the lore, but can also hint at what the player should do next, or help them find a secret.
* CallForward: The intro for Episode 1 obliquely references Tchernobog's role as "The One That Binds", which Caleb has become by ''Blood II'' due to [[YouKillItYouBoughtIt killing Tchernobog]], and the penultimate level of Episode 1, "[=E1M7=]: Urban Decay", features [=CabalCo=], the corporation set up by the Cabal in ''II''.
* {{Interquel}}: Takes place after the original ''Blood'', but before ''II''.
* KickTheDog: The Cabal kill Caleb's pet Hell Hound, Cujo, at the start of "[=E1M1=]: Home Sweet Home".
* RemixedLevel: Every secret level is followed by a shorter version of the previous level, but generally in winter ("Morning Gory", the level following "[=E3M9=]: Nightmare", is a snowy version of "[=E3M4=]: Bogey Beach").
* ShoutOut: Much like its parent game, there are a lot of horror references:
** Two of the levels, "[=E3M1=]: Whisper Peak" and "[=E3M2=]: The Room", are recreations of ''Franchise/SilentHill'' locations (the titular town and [[VideoGame/SilentHill4 The Room]]).
** "[=E1M5=]: Jigsaw" is a very straightforward reference to the ''{{Franchise/Saw}}'' films, featuring a room that looks similar to ones from the film, and many death traps. It has a secret entrance to a level called "[=E1M11=]: [[Film/ShutterIsland Shudder Island]]".
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