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** GameOfNimGameOfNim: One of the puzzles is a game of Nim in which the matchsticks get replaced by flowers arranged in rows. Fortunately, you can cheat--[[spoiler:the number of flowers in each corner of the screen when you're playing Nim gives you a winning move each turn]].
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* AntiVillain: The Jester, [[spoiler:aka Megaboz, seeks to wipe away the legacy of the astoundingly StupidEvil Flathead Dynasty so Quendor can be free of their long shadow. Unfortunately, he pursues this noble goal primarily by playing stupid practical jokes on you and forcing you to beat him at StockPuzzles.]]
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* AntiVillain: The Jester, [[spoiler:aka Megaboz, seeks to wipe away the legacy of the astoundingly StupidEvil Flathead Dynasty so Quendor can be free of their long shadow. Unfortunately, he pursues this noble goal primarily by playing stupid practical jokes on you and forcing you to beat him at StockPuzzles.{{Stock Puzzle}}s.]]
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* WeirdMoon: The phases shown in the Flathead Calendar show more unusual ones than normal ones, such as Grue Moon, Large Moon, Fast Moon, and [[VideoGame/PacMan Pac Moon]]. One phase is even called Weird Moon; it's an amorphous blob.
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* HighlySpecificCounterplay: There is a highly detailed and intriguing puzzle where you play the legendarily complex card game Double Fanucci against the [[AntiVillain Jester.]] Sadly, no amount of skillful play with solve the puzzle unless you use a Highly Specific Counterplay in response to a certain action, which is listed in the documentation. It's just CopyProtection.
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* AntiVillain: The Jester, [[spoiler:aka Megaboz, seeks to wipe away the legacy of the astoundingly StupidEvil Flathead Dynasty so Quendor can be free of their long shadow. Unfortunately, he pursues this noble goal primarily by playing stupid practical jokes on you and forcing you to beat him at StockPuzzles.]]
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* BigCreepyCrawlies: The Jester summons a giant bed bug to block your path at one point, what do you do? [[spoiler: Fall Asleep]] it immediately goes away.
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* BigCreepyCrawlies: The Jester summons a giant bed bug to block your path at one point, what do you do? [[spoiler: Fall Asleep]] it asleep.]] It immediately goes away.
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* TricksterMentor: The Jester, who in addition to playing irritating practical jokes on you like his inspiration the Wizard of Frobozz, frequently delivers important items (like the funny paper) that you would presumably have had no way to obtain on your own and runs you through puzzles to test your resourcefulness and clarity of thinking.
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!!This VideoGame videogame contains examples of:
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* DisproportionateRetribution: When King Dimwit Flathead had a huge statue of himself erected in Fublio Valley, it blocked all sunlight from reaching the home of the titular wizard Megaboz. Megaboz's reaction to this injury was to place a death curse on Dimwit, his family, and his entire kingdom! Dimwit and his eleven siblings died immediately, and the Great Underground Empire fell ninety-four years later. Dimwit likely had thousands, if not millions, of people with legitimate grievances who wanted to kill him, but Megaboz's relatively petty revenge was what ultimately did him in.
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* DisproportionateRetribution: When King Dimwit Flathead had a huge statue of himself erected in Fublio Valley, it blocked all sunlight from reaching the home of the titular wizard Megaboz. Megaboz's reaction to this injury was to place a death curse on Dimwit, his family, and his entire kingdom! Dimwit and his eleven siblings died immediately, and the Great Underground Empire fell ninety-four years later. Dimwit likely had thousands, if not millions, of people with legitimate grievances who wanted to kill him, but Megaboz's relatively petty revenge was what ultimately did him in. [[spoiler: Megaboz ultimately helps you "thwart" his own curse however, and suggests that his reasons weren't as petty as he had led people to believe.]]
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* BlackWidow: Lucrecia Flathead's backstory, no question.
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* BlackWidow: Lucrecia Lucrezia Flathead's backstory, no question.question. ''Eighteen'' husbands, and only the first three survived past the wedding night.
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** ThreePlusFiveMakeFour: Used to obtain 6 "gloops" of water using a 9-gloop vial and a 4-gloop vial. Obtaining the 4-gloop vial is a multi-stage puzzle in itself.
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** ThreePlusFiveMakeFour: Used to obtain One puzzle involves obtaining 6 "gloops" of water using a 9-gloop vial and a 4-gloop vial. Obtaining the 4-gloop vial is a multi-stage puzzle in itself.
