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* BackToBackBadasses: Mors and Alester in the final chapter.
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** Ser Mors Westford is a noble [[BeastMaster skinchanger]] more concerned with upholding his duties as a Sworn Brother than others are. However, Mors is a much more brutal character than Jon Snow ever was, and has lived a much fuller life. Personality-wise, he has much more in common with Ned Stark, whose sense of honor regularly causes suffering for himself [[spoiler: and his family.]]
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** Ser Mors Westford is a noble [[BeastMaster [[TheBeastMaster skinchanger]] more concerned with upholding his duties as a Sworn Brother than others are. However, Mors is a much more brutal character than Jon Snow ever was, and has lived a much fuller life. Personality-wise, he has much more in common with Ned Stark, whose sense of honor regularly causes suffering for himself [[spoiler: and his family.]]
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** BeastMaster: Mors [[TheMasquerade insists]] he's just very good with dogs, but it's obvious to the player he's actually possessing his hound. [[JustifiedTrope Justified]] as skinchanging is considered to be primarily a wildling ability InUniverse and he does work for [[WitchHunt the Night's Watch]]. This doesn't make people fear him any less.
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** BeastMaster: TheBeastMaster: Mors [[TheMasquerade insists]] he's just very good with dogs, but it's obvious to the player he's actually possessing his hound. [[JustifiedTrope Justified]] as skinchanging is considered to be primarily a wildling ability InUniverse and he does work for [[WitchHunt the Night's Watch]]. This doesn't make people fear him any less.
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* BigNo: A rather {{Narm}}y one from [[spoiler:Mors when he discovers his wife and daughter have died.]]
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** Ser Mors Westford is a noble [[BeastMaster skinchanger]] more concerned with upholding his duties as a Sworn Brother than others are. However, Mors is a much more brutal character than Jon Snow ever was, and has lived a much fuller life. Personality-wise, he has much more in common with Ned Stark, whose sense of honor regularly causes suffering for himself [[spoiler: and his family.]]
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* FailureKnight: Both main characters. Standard for the setting, but Mors and Alester raise the bar to new levels.
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* FailureKnight: [[spoiler:FailureKnight]]: Both main characters. Standard for the setting, but Mors and Alester raise the bar to new levels.
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* FailureKnight: Both main characters. Standard for the setting, but Mors and Alester raise the bar to new levels.
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** DragonInChief: Ser Valarr Hill, the game's primary antagonist, and [[CompleteMonster the most evil man]] in Westeros. A BastardBastard, BloodKnight, and [[spoiler:EvilSorcerer]], Ser Valarr is Alester's illegitimate brother and ArchEnemy.
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** DragonInChief: Ser Valarr Hill, the game's primary antagonist, and [[CompleteMonster the most evil man]] man in Westeros. A BastardBastard, BloodKnight, and [[spoiler:EvilSorcerer]], Ser Valarr is Alester's illegitimate brother and ArchEnemy.
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** Varys, amusingly enough, has much in common with [[spoiler: Lemony Snickett. He narrates the story, despite being a major character. At one point, he breaks the fourth wall to ask the player to make a choice. In the last scene, he refers to the game's plot as a sad tale.]] He's still [[MagnificentBastard Varys]] though.
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** Varys, amusingly enough, has much in common with [[spoiler: Lemony Snickett. He narrates the story, despite being a major character. At one point, he breaks the fourth wall to ask the player to make a choice. In the last scene, he refers to the game's plot as a sad tale.]] He's still [[MagnificentBastard Varys]] Varys though.
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** {{Seer}}: Most Red Priests use their powers to predict the [[ZombieApocalypse coming war between Light and Darkness]]. Alester will settle for knowing where you keep [[MundaneUtility your life savings.]]]]
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** {{Seer}}: Most Red Priests use their powers to predict the [[ZombieApocalypse coming war between Light and Darkness]]. Alester will settle for knowing where you keep [[MundaneUtility your life savings.]]]]]]
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** [[spoiler: LivingShadow: Valarr can summon these. However, [[CastFromHitPoints it comes at a price.]]
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** [[spoiler: LivingShadow: Valarr can summon these. However, [[CastFromHitPoints it comes at a price.]]]]]]
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** {{Seer}}: Most Red Priests use their powers to predict the [[ZombieApocalypse coming war between Light and Darkness]]. Alester will settle for knowing where you keep [[MundaneUtility your life savings.]]
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** {{Seer}}: Most Red Priests use their powers to predict the [[ZombieApocalypse coming war between Light and Darkness]]. Alester will settle for knowing where you keep [[MundaneUtility your life savings.]]]]
** [[spoiler: LivingShadow: Valarr can summon these. However, [[CastFromHitPoints it comes at a price.]]
** [[spoiler: LivingShadow: Valarr can summon these. However, [[CastFromHitPoints it comes at a price.]]
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** Varys, amusingly enough, has much in common with [[spoiler: Lemony Snickett. He narrates the story, despite being a major character. At one point, he breaks the fourth wall to ask the player to make a choice. In the last scene, he refers to the game's plot as a sad tale.]] He's still Varys though.
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** Varys, amusingly enough, has much in common with [[spoiler: Lemony Snickett. He narrates the story, despite being a major character. At one point, he breaks the fourth wall to ask the player to make a choice. In the last scene, he refers to the game's plot as a sad tale.]] He's still Varys [[MagnificentBastard Varys]] though.
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** Lord Arwood Harlton has a great deal in common with [[spoiler: Prince Doran Martell. Both are embittered nobles conspiring to take vengeance for wrongs committed during the Rebellion.]]
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** Lord Arwood Harlton has a great deal in common with [[spoiler: Prince Doran Martell. Both are embittered nobles conspiring to take vengeance for wrongs committed during the Rebellion.]] When confronted though, he declares he is fighting for the Realm itself, and is hoping to set up a proper ruler, much like Varys.]]
** Varys, amusingly enough, has much in common with [[spoiler: Lemony Snickett. He narrates the story, despite being a major character. At one point, he breaks the fourth wall to ask the player to make a choice. In the last scene, he refers to the game's plot as a sad tale.]] He's still Varys though.
** Varys, amusingly enough, has much in common with [[spoiler: Lemony Snickett. He narrates the story, despite being a major character. At one point, he breaks the fourth wall to ask the player to make a choice. In the last scene, he refers to the game's plot as a sad tale.]] He's still Varys though.
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** Ser Mors Westford is a noble [[BeastMaster skinchanger]] more concerned with upholding his duties as a Sworn Brother than others are. However, Mors is a much more brutal character than Jon ever was, and has lived a much fuller life. Personality-wise, he has much more in common with Ned Stark, whose sense of honor regularly causes suffering for himself [[spoiler: and his family.]]
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** Ser Mors Westford is a noble [[BeastMaster skinchanger]] more concerned with upholding his duties as a Sworn Brother than others are. However, Mors is a much more brutal character than Jon ever was, and has lived a much fuller life. Personality-wise, he has much more in common with Ned Stark, whose sense of honor regularly causes suffering for himself [[spoiler: and his family.]] ]]
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** Jeyne Greystone may remind viewers of [[spoiler: Daenerys Targaryen. She, however, is arguably the most anti-Targaryen character in the game, and would rather live in a cottage than a palace.]]
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* BastardBastard: Ser Valarr Hill seems to think noone likes him because of his illegitimate status, and not at all due to how freaking evil he is.
** Averted with [[HeroicBastard Jeyne Greystone,]] [[spoiler:and her own child.,]] who is just interested in a [[IJustWantToBeNormal normal life.]]
** Averted with [[HeroicBastard Jeyne Greystone,]] [[spoiler:and her own child.,]] who is just interested in a [[IJustWantToBeNormal normal life.]]
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* DarkerAndEdgier: Not the setting itself, but the characters are much more grim and brutal than any of the heroes of the main series.
** Justified, in that they are both career knights, and thus professional killers.
** Justified, in that they are both career knights, and thus professional killers.
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** Averted with Alester, whose banner is a broken sword, which is no [[FailureKnight less fitting]].
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* AnimalMotifs: Mors Westford is a skinchanger whose companion is a dog. He is regularly compared to a canine for his ability to sniff secrets out. His defining characteristic is his loyalty. When we finally see his house sigil, of course it's a dog.
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* {{Narrator]]: Varys... who plays a major role in the game.
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* BreakTheFourthWall: Two surprising examples, one more overt than the other. The first is [[AuthorAvatar Maester Martin]], who gets irritated when people ask him [[TakeThat when he'll finish his history of the Seven Kingdoms]]. The second one is [[spoiler: Varys, who apparently knows everything... because he's the narrator.]]
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* BreakTheFourthWall: Two surprising examples, one more overt than the other. The first is American-accented [[AuthorAvatar Maester Martin]], who gets irritated when people ask him [[TakeThat when he'll finish his history of the Seven Kingdoms]]. The second one is [[spoiler: Varys, who apparently knows everything... everything because he's the narrator.]]
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* BreakTheFourthWall: Two surprising examples, one more overt than the other. The first is [[AuthorAvatar Maester Martin]], who gets irritated when people ask him [[TakeThat when he'll finish his history of the Seven Kingdoms]]. The second one is [[spoiler: Varys, who apparently knows everything... because he's the narrator.]]
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* [[CaptainSmoothAndSergeantRough Lord Smooth and Ser Rough]]: Alester and Mors have this dynamic when they finally meet up. They're both technically landed nobles, but Alester is rightful heir to a major town while Mors is a professional soldier who surrendered his own lands long ago.
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* [[CaptainSmoothAndSergeantRough Lord Smooth and Ser Rough]]: Alester and Mors have this dynamic when they finally meet up. They're both technically landed nobles, but Alester is rightful heir to a major town while Mors is a professional soldier who surrendered his own lands long ago.
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* GutturalGrowler: Mors' VA would like to tear out your entrails and eat them in front of you.
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* GutturalGrowler: Mors' VA When Mors says he would like to tear out your entrails and eat them in front of you.you, you believe him.
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* GutturalGrowler: Mors' VA would like to tear out your entrails and eat them in front of you.
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* {{Badass}}: Many characters, especially Mors, who regularly fights off small armies singlehandely. Alester is equally badass, but is more likely to sneak through and rely on armed support.
** Ser Desmond Hardyng is specifically introduced as the [[MasterSwordsman best swordsman]] in the Riverlands. His stats agree.
** Valarr should probably have been smothered at birh, but there's no denying he's a force of nature on the battlefield.
** Ser Desmond Hardyng is specifically introduced as the [[MasterSwordsman best swordsman]] in the Riverlands. His stats agree.
** Valarr should probably have been smothered at birh, but there's no denying he's a force of nature on the battlefield.
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* TheButcher: A rare heroic version. Mors's Ax-Crazy tendencies and overall BadAss reputation have earned him this title.
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* RememberTheNewGuy Played straight, subverted, and flaunted.
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* RememberTheNewGuy RecruitersAlwaysLie: Averted in tragic fashion. Mors regularly lures newcomers to the Night's Watch with rather terrifying descriptions of a life spent fighting wildlings, the cold, and much worse. Fortunately for him, peasant life is even worse everywhere else.
* RememberTheNewGuy: Played straight, subverted, and flaunted.
* RememberTheNewGuy: Played straight, subverted, and flaunted.
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** Ser Valarr Hill comes off at first as a smarter Ser Gregor Clegane, being a psychotic knight who serves the Lannisters. His VA and articulate dialogue only make his actions more horrific. [[spoiler:Eventually revealed to be even more dangerous than the Mountain, as Riverspring and Castlewood learn to their dismay when Valarr shows off his [[BlackMagic other abilities]].]]
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** Lord Arwood Harlton has a great deal in common with [[spoiler: Prince Doran Martell. Both are embittered nobles conspiring to take vengeance for wrongs committed during the Rebellion.]]
** Lord Arwood Harlton has a great deal in common with [[spoiler: Prince Doran Martell. Both are embittered nobles conspiring to take vengeance for wrongs committed during the Rebellion.]]
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** Ser Valarr Hill comes off at first as a much smarter Ser Gregor Clegane, being a psychotic knight who serves the Lannisters. His VA and articulate dialogue only make his actions more horrific. [[spoiler:Eventually revealed to be even more dangerous than the Mountain, as Riverspring and Castlewood learn to their dismay when Valarr shows off his [[BlackMagic other abilities]].]]
** Ser Mors Westford is a noble [[BeastMaster skinchanger]] more concerned with upholding his duties as a Sworn Brother than others are. However, Mors is a much more brutal character than Jon ever was, and has lived a much fuller life. Personality-wise, he has much more in common with Ned Stark, whose sense of honor regularly causes suffering for himself [[spoiler: and his family.]]
** Ser Alester Sarwyck invites comparisons to other Red Priests, but he has much more in common with [[spoiler: Jon Connington, as both are disgraced exiles haunted by failures during Robert's Rebellion. Both even become heavily involved in pro-Targaryen conspiracies. Connington's armor can even be bought from Alester's personal steward.]]
** Ser Mors Westford is a noble [[BeastMaster skinchanger]] more concerned with upholding his duties as a Sworn Brother than others are. However, Mors is a much more brutal character than Jon ever was, and has lived a much fuller life. Personality-wise, he has much more in common with Ned Stark, whose sense of honor regularly causes suffering for himself [[spoiler: and his family.]]
** Ser Alester Sarwyck invites comparisons to other Red Priests, but he has much more in common with [[spoiler: Jon Connington, as both are disgraced exiles haunted by failures during Robert's Rebellion. Both even become heavily involved in pro-Targaryen conspiracies. Connington's armor can even be bought from Alester's personal steward.]]