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* Expy: {{Expy}}: Several, most prominently of Creator/GamesWorkshop creations.
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* AndIMustScream: The fate of the Queen of The Cultists of the Eternal End. This is also one of the reasons why she wants to destroy what's left of the endless and anything associated with them.
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* EyelessFace: Cultists do not have eyes, only recessions where their eyes would be. They also tend to have ''multiple'' eyeless faces.
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* MotionCaptureMecha: The Cultists cavalry unit, the Fanatic, is a three-headed horse-like robot with a huge piston for power and a standard Cultist riding on top, guiding the motion of the Fanatic's legs and piston with its hands.
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* AIIsACrapshoot: The Cultists of the Eternal End are led by malfunctioning Endless robots, who have dedicated themselves to wiping out the legacy of the Endless.
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* AnimatedArmor: The Lords of Amber Plains bound their souls into suits of armor to survive Auriga's collapsing climate, turning themselves into the Broken Lords. They are no longer bound to farms to survive, but instead must drain Dust from the environment or [[LifeDrinker Dust contained in sentient beings]]
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* HorrorHunger: The Broken Lords. They must consume Dust (including Dust from living creatures) in order to sustain themselves.
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* HordeOfAlienLocusts: The Necrophages are an insectoid race bent on taking over Auriga. They cannot engage in diplomacy, and have no qualms with [[ImAHumanitarian eating the dead]] or sacrificing their own to please their gods.
* HorrorHunger: The Broken Lords. They must consume Dust(including ([[LifeDrinker including Dust from living creatures) creatures]]) in order to sustain themselves.
* HorrorHunger: The Broken Lords. They must consume Dust
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* JustBeforeTheEnd: Auriga is dying, and all the factions are trying to find ways to survive - with varying degrees of success.
* LifeDrinker: The Broken Lords discovered that it's possible to drain Dust from living beings, and it's significantly easier than getting Dust from the environment.
* LifeDrinker: The Broken Lords discovered that it's possible to drain Dust from living beings, and it's significantly easier than getting Dust from the environment.
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* OurDragonsAreDifferent: The Drakken are composed of dragons with varying degrees of anthropomorphism. The Wyverns have no hands, as their "fingers" compose their wings like a bat. Ancients are significantly bulkier than Wyverns but have similar anatomy. The Drakkenlings - who have only started to be born after Auriga started to die - have no wings and are instead bipedal. Drakken Heroes are bipedal and have arms, but have vestigial wings on their arms. The Drakken are diplomats, archivists, and scientists, and skilled in combat despite their small numbers.
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** The Cultists = [[Franchise/StarTrek The Borg]] / [[{{TabletopGame/Warhammer40000}} Necrons]]
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** The Cultists = [[Franchise/StarTrek The Borg]] / [[{{TabletopGame/Warhammer40000}} Necrons]]
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** The Vaulters = [[VideoGame/{{Fallout}} The Brotherhood of Steel]], with some [[TabletopGame/Warhammer40000 Imperium of Man]] influences
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** The Necrophages = [[VideoGame/{{Starcraft}} The Zerg]]/[[TabletopGame/Warhammer40000 Tyranids]]
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** The Necrophages = [[VideoGame/{{Starcraft}} The Zerg]]/[[TabletopGame/Warhammer40000 Zerg]] / [[TabletopGame/Warhammer40000 Tyranids]]
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** The Vaulters = [[VideoGame/{{Fallout}} The Brotherhood of Steel]], with some [[TabletopGame/Warhammer40000 Imperium of Man]] influences
** The Drakken = [[TabletopGame/WarhammerFantasy The Lizardfolk]]
** The Necrophages = [[VideoGame/{{Starcraft}} The Zerg]]/[[TabletopGame/Warhammer40000 Tyranids]]
** The Vaulters = [[VideoGame/{{Fallout}} The Brotherhood of Steel]], with some [[TabletopGame/Warhammer40000 Imperium of Man]] influences
** The Drakken = [[TabletopGame/WarhammerFantasy The Lizardfolk]]
** The Necrophages = [[VideoGame/{{Starcraft}} The Zerg]]/[[TabletopGame/Warhammer40000 Tyranids]]
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* AStormIsComing: Winter is comming, and each one of them will last longer than the previous one.
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* AStormIsComing: Winter is comming, coming, and each one of them will last longer than the previous one.
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* AStormIsComing: Winter is comming, and each one of them will last longer than the last, spelling the doom of Auriga, which will eventually become uninhabitable.
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* AStormIsComing: Winter is comming, and each one of them will last longer than the last, spelling the doom of Auriga, which will eventually become uninhabitable.previous one.
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* AStormIsComing: Winter is comming, and each one of them will last longer than the last, spelling the doom of Auriga, which will eventually become uninhabitable.
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* OurElvesAreDifferent: The Wild Walkders are the closest thing EL has to elves. They also have a strong connection to nature itself, and their primary habitat are forests. In the game, this is reflected in their ability to know if an army is transversing a forest, which might give players an advance warning of other factions' intent.
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* OurElvesAreDifferent: The Wild Walkders Walkers are the closest thing EL has to elves. They also have a strong connection to nature itself, and their primary habitat are forests. In the game, this is reflected in their ability to know if an army is transversing a forest, which might give players an advance warning of other factions' intent.
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* OmnicidalManiac: The Cult of The Eternal End is an entire faction of them. They're not responsible for what is happening in Auriga (at least not directly), but their primary goal is to extinguish the legacy of the Endless across the universe, and kill everyone along the way, starting with the other factions of Auriga.
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* OmnicidalManiac: The Cult Cultists of The Eternal End is an entire faction civilization of them. They're not responsible for what is happening in Auriga (at least not directly), but their primary goal is to extinguish the legacy of the Endless across the universe, and kill everyone along the way, starting with the other factions of Auriga.Auriga.
* OurElvesAreDifferent: The Wild Walkders are the closest thing EL has to elves. They also have a strong connection to nature itself, and their primary habitat are forests. In the game, this is reflected in their ability to know if an army is transversing a forest, which might give players an advance warning of other factions' intent.
* OurElvesAreDifferent: The Wild Walkders are the closest thing EL has to elves. They also have a strong connection to nature itself, and their primary habitat are forests. In the game, this is reflected in their ability to know if an army is transversing a forest, which might give players an advance warning of other factions' intent.
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* Omnicidal Maniac: The Cult of The Eternal End is an entire faction of them. They're not responsible for what is happening in Auriga (at least not directly), but their primary goal is to extinguish the legacy of the Endless across the universe, and kill everyone along the way, starting with the other factions of Auriga.
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* Omnicidal Maniac: OmnicidalManiac: The Cult of The Eternal End is an entire faction of them. They're not responsible for what is happening in Auriga (at least not directly), but their primary goal is to extinguish the legacy of the Endless across the universe, and kill everyone along the way, starting with the other factions of Auriga.
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* SchizoTech: The Vaulters. Despite starting the game with medieval-era technology, they have giant robots and their weapon and armor designs incorporate several futuristic elements. It's not a surprise since they are the only one who remember that their ancestors came from the stars.
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* Omnicidal Maniac: The Cult of The Eternal End is an entire faction of them. They're not responsible for what is happening in Auriga (at least not directly), but their primary goal is to extinguish the legacy of the Endless across the universe, and kill everyone along the way, starting with the other factions of Auriga.
* SchizoTech: The Vaulters. Despite starting the game with medieval-era technology, they have giant robots and their weapon and armor designs incorporate several futuristic elements. It's not a surprise since they are the onlyone ones who remember that their ancestors came from the stars.
* SchizoTech: The Vaulters. Despite starting the game with medieval-era technology, they have giant robots and their weapon and armor designs incorporate several futuristic elements. It's not a surprise since they are the only
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* ApocalypseHow: One of the key themes of the game is Auriga's eventual death. The reasons behind it are not yet clear.
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Endless Legend is a ScienceFantasy turn based 4X strategy game developed by the french company Amplitude Studios and published by Iceberg Interactive. The game is set in the same universe of the EndlessSpace series and serves as a direct sequel to DungeonOfTheEndless. The focus this time is on a planet called Auriga, which was the site of a major battle in the Dust Wars (the cataclysmic war that brought down the race known as the Endless - see the Endless Space page for more details). The descendants of the survivors from Dungeon of The Endless have gone on to form different factions who are often at odds with one another.
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Endless Legend is a ScienceFantasy turn based 4X strategy game developed by the french company Amplitude Studios and published by Iceberg Interactive. The game is set in the same universe of the EndlessSpace series and serves as a direct sequel to DungeonOfTheEndless. The focus this time is on a planet called Auriga, which was the site of a major battle in the Dust Wars (the cataclysmic war that brought down the race known as the Endless [[{{Precursors}} Endless]] - see the Endless Space page for more details). The descendants of the survivors from Dungeon of The Endless have gone on to form different factions who are often at odds with one another.
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* DoomedHometown: Auriga is dying and will become uninhabitable, eventually. In gameplay, this is reflected by the fact that the winters get longer as the game goes on.
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* ImportedAlienPhlebotium: ImportedAlienPhlebotinum: Dust.
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HorrorHunger: The Broken Lords. They must consume Dust (including Dust from living creatures) in order to sustain themselves.
ImportedAlienPhlebotium: Dust.
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SufficientlyAnalyzedMagic: Most things taken as supernatural in the game are actually the result of Dust acting upon them.
ImportedAlienPhlebotium: Dust.
SchizoTech: The Vaulters. Despite starting the game with medieval-era technology, they have giant robots and their weapon and armor designs incorporate several futuristic elements. It's not a surprise since they are the only one who remember that their ancestors came from the stars.
SufficientlyAnalyzedMagic: Most things taken as supernatural in the game are actually the result of Dust acting upon them.
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* HorrorHunger: The Broken Lords. They must consume Dust (including Dust from living creatures) in order to sustain themselves.
* ImportedAlienPhlebotium: Dust.
* SchizoTech: The Vaulters. Despite starting the game with medieval-era technology, they have giant robots and their weapon and armor designs incorporate several futuristic elements. It's not a surprise since they are the only one who remember that their ancestors came from the stars.
* SufficientlyAnalyzedMagic: Most things taken as supernatural in the game are actually the result of Dust acting upon them.
* ImportedAlienPhlebotium: Dust.
* SchizoTech: The Vaulters. Despite starting the game with medieval-era technology, they have giant robots and their weapon and armor designs incorporate several futuristic elements. It's not a surprise since they are the only one who remember that their ancestors came from the stars.
* SufficientlyAnalyzedMagic: Most things taken as supernatural in the game are actually the result of Dust acting upon them.
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HorrorHunger: The Broken Lords. They must consume Dust (including Dust from living creatures) in order to sustain themselves.
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HorrorHunger: The Broken Lords. They must consume Dust (including Dust from living creatures) in order to sustain themselves.
ImportedAlienPhlebotium: Dust.
SchizoTech: The Vaulters. Despite starting the game with medieval-era technology, they have giant robots and their weapon and armor designs incorporate several futuristic elements. It's not a surprise since they are the only one who remember that their ancestors came from the stars.
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Endless Legend is a ScienceFantasy turn based 4X strategy game developed by france-based developers Amplitude Studios and published by Iceberg Interactive. The game is set in the same universe of the EndlessSpace series and serves as a direct sequel to DungeonOfTheEndless. The focus this time is on a planet called Auriga, which was the site of a major battle in the Dust Wars (the cataclysmic war that brought down the race known as the Endless - see the Endless Space page for more details). The descendants of the survivors from Dungeon of The Endless have gone on to form different factions who are often at odds with one another.
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Endless Legend is a ScienceFantasy turn based 4X strategy game developed by france-based developers the french company Amplitude Studios and published by Iceberg Interactive. The game is set in the same universe of the EndlessSpace series and serves as a direct sequel to DungeonOfTheEndless. The focus this time is on a planet called Auriga, which was the site of a major battle in the Dust Wars (the cataclysmic war that brought down the race known as the Endless - see the Endless Space page for more details). The descendants of the survivors from Dungeon of The Endless have gone on to form different factions who are often at odds with one another.
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Endless Legend is a ScienceFantasy turn based 4X strategy game developed by france-based developers Amplitude Studios and published by Iceberg Interactive. The game is set in the same universe of the EndlessSpace series and serves as a direct sequel to DungeonOfTheEndless. The focus this time is on a planet called Auriga, which was the site of a major battle in the Dust Wars (the cataclysmic war that brought down the race known as the Endless - see the Endless Space page for more details). The descendants of the survivors of Dungeon of The Endles have gone on to form different factions who are often at odds with one another.
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Endless Legend is a ScienceFantasy turn based 4X strategy game developed by france-based developers Amplitude Studios and published by Iceberg Interactive. The game is set in the same universe of the EndlessSpace series and serves as a direct sequel to DungeonOfTheEndless. The focus this time is on a planet called Auriga, which was the site of a major battle in the Dust Wars (the cataclysmic war that brought down the race known as the Endless - see the Endless Space page for more details). The descendants of the survivors of from Dungeon of The Endles Endless have gone on to form different factions who are often at odds with one another.
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Endless Legend is a ScienceFantasy turn based 4X strategy game developed by france-based developers Amplitude Studios and published by Iceberg Interactive. The game is set in the same universe of the EndlessSpace series adn serves as a direct sequel to DungeonOfTheEndless. The focus this time is on a planet called Auriga, which was the site of a major battle in the Dust Wars (the cataclysmic war that brought down the race known as the Endless - see the Endless Space page for more details). The descendants of the survivors of Dungeon of The Endles have gone on to form different factions who are often at odds with one another.
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Endless Legend is a ScienceFantasy turn based 4X strategy game developed by france-based developers Amplitude Studios and published by Iceberg Interactive. The game is set in the same universe of the EndlessSpace series adn and serves as a direct sequel to DungeonOfTheEndless. The focus this time is on a planet called Auriga, which was the site of a major battle in the Dust Wars (the cataclysmic war that brought down the race known as the Endless - see the Endless Space page for more details). The descendants of the survivors of Dungeon of The Endles have gone on to form different factions who are often at odds with one another.
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Endless Legend is a ScienceFantasy turn based 4X strategy game developed by france-based developers Amplitude Studios and published by Iceberg Interactive. The game is set in the same universe of the EndlessSpace series, but the focus this time is on a planet called Auriga, which was the site of a major battle in the Dust Wars (the cataclysmic war that brought down the race known as the Endless - see the Endless Space page for more details).
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Endless Legend is a ScienceFantasy turn based 4X strategy game developed by france-based developers Amplitude Studios and published by Iceberg Interactive. The game is set in the same universe of the EndlessSpace series, but the series adn serves as a direct sequel to DungeonOfTheEndless. The focus this time is on a planet called Auriga, which was the site of a major battle in the Dust Wars (the cataclysmic war that brought down the race known as the Endless - see the Endless Space page for more details).
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Endless Legend is a ScienceFantasy turn based 4X strategy game developed by france-based developers Amplitude Studios and published by Iceberg Interactive. The game is set in the same universe of the EndlessSpace series, but the focus this time is on a planet called Auriga, which was the site of a major battle in the Dust Wars (the cataclysmic war that brought down the race known as the Endless - see the Endless Space page for more details).
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Endless Legend is a ScienceFantasy turn based 4X strategy game developed by france-based developers Amplitude Studios and published by Iceberg Interactive. The game is set in the same universe of the EndlessSpace series, but the focus this time is on a planet called Auriga, which was the site of a major battle in the Dust Wars (the cataclysmic war that brought down the race known as Endless - see the Endless Space page for more details).
Auriga is inhabited by several different races, who come into conflict once they realize a terrible truth about their world: Auriga is dying, and will eventually become uninhabitable. Now its inhabitants must all find a way to survive the doom that is about to befall on their planet.
Auriga is inhabited by several different races, who come into conflict once they realize a terrible truth about their world: Auriga is dying, and will eventually become uninhabitable. Now its inhabitants must all find a way to survive the doom that is about to befall on their planet.
