Line #128 Literature/EverybodyLovesLargeChests


1	[[quoteright:200:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/everybodyllc.jpg]] [[caption-width-right:200:The Chestiest Chest That Ever Chested]]
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3	->''"The irony of a genderless creature with zero sex drive somehow surrounding itself with all manner of lewd women was so thick that one would probably need to dig through it with a pickaxe."''
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5	The story of a ChestMonster that starts out dumb, but slowly gets smarter.
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7	''Everybody Loves Large Chests'', by Neven Iliev, a.k.a. Exterminatus, is a LitRPG web fiction [[https://royalroadl.com/fiction/8894/everybody-loves-large-chests available online free]].
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9	Eleven books have also been published on Amazon with the primary titles, followed by the series name and volume number:
10	# ''Morningwood''
11	# ''Fizzlesprocket''
12	# ''Vortena''
13	# ''Morgana''
14	# ''Teresa''
15	# ''Mortimer''
16	# ''Goroth''
17	# ''Stain''
18	# ''Jackson''
19	# ''Law''
20	# ''Tol-Saroth''
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22	The audiobooks narrated by Jeff Hays (with some sound effects).
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24	Please proceed with caution while reading the page, as there are plenty of twists and turns in this story, and tropes on this page can cause spoilers.
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26	!!This fiction provides examples of:
27	* AllThereInTheManual: The comments section is a treasure trove of information as the author often answers reader's questions. The Q&A sessions even more.
28	* AlwaysABiggerFish: Boxxy is subject to this trope in either direction, and instinctively knows if another monster is stronger than it or not. [[spoiler: It quickly establishes a pecking order with the Ishgar Republic's doppleganger Syndicate for this reason]].
29	** [[spoiler: Boxxy winds up losing its life to another changeling, named Wardrobzilla, who ensnared it by looking like a ridiculously easy target.]]
30	* AnAdventurerIsYou: Part and parcel of a story that is a [=LitRPG=].
31	* AnAesop: The names of the arcs about the war between the Ishgar Republic and the Lodrak Empire: Those Who Are Right; Those Who Are Left. There are reasons for going to war, but it ultimately boils down to who survives the conflict over actual morality.
32	* ArcWords: 'A non-zero chance,' a phrase which accurately describes [[IHaveManyNames Byron, the God of Irregularities']] modus operandi.
33	* AuthorAppeal: Exterminatus has stated that Kora is this.
34	* BaitAndSwitch: Author is fond of this, having used it on multiple occasions. Just have a look at the name, image, summary and then read the first chapter of the story and you will understand.
35	* BigRedDevil: The fiends and archfiends are a race of generally red-skinned demons.
36	* BiggerOnTheInside: There are certain buildings and item containers that are like this thanks to the miracle of magic.
37	* [[BizarroUniverse Bizarro Country]]: The Nosferatu country is inhabited by [[OurElvesAreDifferent dark elf-like people]] to whom BadIsGoodAndGoodIsBad. One nosferata was abandoned by her parents at birth because she was hideous (jaw droopingly gorgeous by non-nosferatu standards), they use lead for currency because gold is worthless, they are nocturnal, and encourage bullying in children.
38	* BlueAndOrangeMorality: The Dryads. While they might be able to be persuaded into helping for mutual benefit, they're decidedly not on anyone's side but their own. [[spoiler: As an unfortunate Elven capital city learned in the epilogue of volume 4, when the 5 children dryads woke from their slumber and rediscovered how delicious blood is, and promptly forgot Boxxy!Keira's request to not attack the elves in favor of their own childish selfishness.]]
39	* BornLucky: The main character, to an extent. Its luck is so extraordinary that the God of Chaos takes a personal interest in it.
40	* BrokeTheRatingScale: Boxxy made an inventory list cataloguing all of its shinies, listing them by market price, quantity, and of course, how shiny it is. One of its prize possessions, a Masterwork-quality mithril rapier named Feathersting, gets a Shininess rating of 11 out of 10. [[spoiler: Fizzy the mithril golem gets a Shininess rating of ''15'', with a market value of ''Priceless'']].
41	* BuxomBeautyStandard: Boxxy prefers women with large chests. Not for the reason you think, since it initially doesn't understand that "large chest" when referring to women meant their breast size; Boxxy thought that they had a large treasure chest or something.
42	* CatGirl: Keira Morgana, a spunky red-headed teenager who loves to cuddle.
43	* ChestMonster: Boxxy T. Morningwood, the main character.
44	* CombatByChampion: The war between the Ishgar Republic and the Empire ends after the Hero of the Chaos defeats the Hero of the Hammer.
45	* CoversAlwaysLie:
46	** That woman proudly depicted right in the center of the cover? She's not the protagonist. She appears in a single chapter before being summarily killed off by the actual protagonist. [[spoiler:She does [[CameBackStrong get better]], but still isn't the main character.]]
47	** The buxom blonde woman on the cover of the Kindle edition? Also not the protagonist. [[spoiler: That's actually Xera in her human disguise.]]
48	* ADayInTheLimelight: This being a series with an omniscient narrator, sometimes characters other than the protagonist get the spotlight for a while. Kora has one while she is in the demon world and Fizzy actually got her own spinoff series.
49	* DecoyProtagonist: [[spoiler:The first adventurer Himell]] doesn't survive very long.
50	* DePower: A level 60 Administrative Scribe in this setting is capable of forcibly removing a being's Job(s). This is regarded as a FateWorseThanDeath for criminals by the civilized races of the world, because this causes the target to lose all knowledge and stats that the Job grants, along with making the target completely lose all associated powers and strength. This basically leaves the victim severely weakened with a massive void in their brain and soul where the Skills used to be, and is noted to usually drive particularly high-level victims to suicide from the resulting madness or crushing depression.
51	* DetectEvil: In effect, the Taboo skill. It comes from committing grave sins or willingly going against the will of the Gods. Taboo causes any religiously-aligned mortals to instinctively loathe those with the skill, with the revulsion getting worse with higher ranks.
52	%%* DoubleEntendre: Oh, where to begin!?
53	* {{Doppelganger}}: There's a whole species of monsters who do this, with various sub-species further muddying the waters.
54	* DungeonCrawling: Part and parcel of a story that is a LitRPG.
55	* EntertaininglyWrong: Edward makes some logical yet incorrect deductions regarding Boxxy. Part of this is because he's blatantly looking for excuses to start a war with the elves, but mostly the problem is that Boxxy's life is just so bizarre that it's hard to predict. Not to mention that no one cares about mimics, so there's not much information on them. For example, Edward is completely unaware of Boxxy's Cadaver Absorption skill which is the source of its Warlock job, so he assumes it was taught the job by someone else, leading to a complicated theory about a conspiracy using Boxxy as a weapon.
56	* EstablishingSeriesMoment: The Prologue, in which our hero Himmel gets lost in the Green Zone dungeon. He discovers a lone chest in the dungeon, goes to open it up and [[spoiler: gets eaten by a mimic, and this occurs in the last two sentences of the Prologue. The perspective then shifts to the mimic in Chapter 1]].
57	* EvilSorcerer: The main character is a warlock that relies on demonic powers to get ahead in life.
58	* EvolutionPowerUp: In this universe, people and monsters can Rank up into a new, more powerful species.
59	* FantasticNuke: Dungeon Cores can become this if certain conditions are met.
60	** The [[spoiler: destruction of Monotal]] makes the nuke comparison ''quite'' clear; the blast crater around an exploded Core continually degrades all life within a certain radius, much like radioactive fallout. The explosion even made a (permanent) mushroom cloud.
61	** When Boxxy gets its second core, it finds out that this was only possible because the God of Chaos overrode a bunch of safeties; normally cores will never absorb more mana than they can safely hold. Edward's attempts to replicate the feat were doomed to failure from the start.
62	* FantasticRacism: Most apparent between humans and elves, since their respective civilizations have constantly gone to war with each other. Also happens between succubus and fiends.
63	* FantasyKitchenSink: The story features a huge variety of fantasy themes and creatures, from cat-girls, shape-shifters, mimics, golems, demons, and more.
64	* FictionalGenevaConventions: Several divine rules directly deal with proper conduct during war. Perpetrating a knowing and willing breach of any rules will add the "Taboo" skill to the perpetrator's status. The specific war-related crimes listed by deity and domain are the following:
65	** Murder (and presumably any mistreatment) of prisoners of war (also presumably noncombatants) -- taboo of Axel, the war (and generally conflict) god.
66	** Genocide of sapient life -- taboo of Solus, the sun god.
67	** Ecocide -- taboo of Zephyra, the nature and weather goddess.
68	** Creation of curses and cursed artifacts (i.e. magical [=WMDs=]) -- taboo of Lunar, the magic and knowledge goddess.
69	** Necromancy / desecration of the dead -- taboo of Mortimer, the death and commerce god; however, obtaining prior contractual permissions from volunteers (alive and dead) to be raised to fight again would be acceptable.
70	** The Blight treats all these rules as a checklist, which is why every god is united against its forces -- it's an omnicidal genocidal ecocidal self-propagating curse-like effect which also uses the dead for construction materials. The artifact factory of the fallen machine god Udar is another multiple offender, as it creates technomagical "seeds" which forcibly turn all sapients into golem soldiers who in turn proceed to wipe out all organic life.
71	* FirstEpisodeTwist: The blurb on the website, copied here, makes it sound like the protagonist is a new adventurer named Himmel. Sure enough, Himmel is the protagonist... [[DecoyProtagonist of the prologue, for all of a few minutes]], before his carelessness gets him unceremoniously devoured by a ChestMonster. [[VillainProtagonist Meet our]] [[MonsterAdventurers real main character]].
72	* FromNobodyToNightmare: The whole affair began when a particularly curious level 0 monster learned how to pick up a sword without injuring itself. From there the story revolves around watching Boxxy grow into a fully sapient monster with a HorrorHunger to match.
73	* FullFrontalAssault: Keira once attacked a large gnoll tribe wearing nothing but a smile, [[spoiler: since Boxxy wanted to train its Blade Dancer Job without getting weird holes and stains on "Keira's" equipment]].
74	* FunWithAcronyms: L.I.A.R. (Librarium Infinitus Arcana Refactorium) and D.I.L.D.O. (Direct Impact Lightning Discharge Oscillator). The first one is a deliberate joke by a trickster deity. The second one is accidental, because the device in question was manufactured by a sentient golem, who knew very little about sexual practices of "meatbags".
75	* GenderEqualsBreed: A child will always be born as the same race as their mother, but incorporate a number of traits from their father. For example, Zone is a human like her mother, but has reptilian eyes and an odd, almost EmotionlessGirl mindset from her raptor father.
76	* GiantSpider: Before [[spoiler:turning into a doppelganger]] Boxxy makes spider legs to move around, making it look like a giant square spider.
77	* GrowBeyondTheirProgramming: The concept of "sweepers". They're low level monsters who grow to levels too high to safely stay where they were born. If a monster meant to live and die as a level 2 enemy in a dungeon manages to become level 15 or higher, they're considered a sweeper. They're called that because these monsters have a nasty habit of killing anything or anyone that tries to stop them, in effect "sweeping" the dungeon clean of life.
78	* HealingPotion: Usually used for healing set amounts of HP, and come in a variety of types. They're also mildly toxic; drinking too many at once will hurt you almost as much as they will heal you. The strongest variety, Rejuvenation, can literally regrow entire limbs and instantly bring them back up to full strength, but shave a couple years off of your life expectancy.
79	* HeroesRUs: Demons R Us, a demonic contracting agency that handles mortal summoners' requests for demon familiars.
80	* HeroOfAnotherStory: Sigmund Law, Teresa's newest champion and head of her inquisition. He's got a huge job ahead of him, cleaning up the Empire and the Clergy, by force of arms if necessary. He even gets to punch the Emperor in the face. But we don't get to hear much about him, since he isn't [[{{Tagline}} the chestiest chest that ever chested]].
81	* HorrifyingHero: The protagonist's true form tends to be quite frightening.
82	* KryptoniteFactor: All monsters have a bane, a specific form of attack such as fire or acid, that will do much more damage to them than normal. For shapeshifters that bane is usually electricity, since their shapeshifting relies on fine muscle and nerve control, and getting electrocuted makes it impossible for them to retain their form.
83	* IHaveManyNames: The God of Chaos, who introduces himself as Bob, has a new name every time he is mentioned in dialog or narration. Her title and gender often change as well.
84	* InsaneEqualsViolent: Characters with mental instabilities are always depicted as AxCrazy.
85	* InsatiableNewlyweds: Xera and Kora, after their first time, go at it all the time, including when they are just walking from one place to another.
86	* {{Irony}}: See the quote at the top of the page.
87	* JustEatHim: Averted, as the main character does not waste any time gobbling up its victims.
88	* LiteralGenie: [[spoiler:When Keira and Boxxy develop into separate personalities in the same bodies, Boxxy tries to use his IOU from Bob to try and get rid of her. Its exact words; “I want to be rid of this liability!” Unfortunately for Boxxy, Bob takes the opportunity to make Keira into a separate individual and give her all the power and status Boxxy had earned as hero of chaos and using Keira's name.]]
89	* LiteralMetaphor: Tol-Saroth is unable to go against the [[{{MindControlDevice}} The Authority of the King]].
90	* LoopholeAbuse:
91	** Boxxy manages to use Xera as a sacrifice because it doesn't understand what "pure" means (it assumed it just meant "clean and without disease"), and it made her grow an external heart to satisfy the requirement for a heart. It should be noted that Boxxy did this on accident; Demons 'R Us lets it get away with the trick because it wasn't ''trying'' to trick anything, it was just honestly trying to fulfill the ritual requirements. They make sure it knows it's not allowed to do that again, though.
92	** Likewise, several people, Boxxy included, get away with violating Taboos because you have to both ''willingly'' and ''knowingly'' commit the crime. For example, the Goddess of Fertility forbids sexual relations with monsters or animals. But if you don't know that you're having sex with a shapeshifter, you won't trigger the Taboo. In addition, vows of chastity only cover vaginal intercourse, which results in many nuns being {{Technical Virgin}}s, while fulfilling their sexual desires through ''other'' means.
93	* MadGod: The God of Chaos seems to have a few screws loose in his pineapple.
94	* MagicStaff: Spellcaster classes use them and Boxxy has a very powerful one.
95	* {{Masquerade}}: There is a secret society of monsters that have blended into the general populace. Being made up of supernatural beings also means they're really good at being TheSyndicate.
96	* MedievalStasis: The fantasy world hasn't left the era of swords & sorcery after tens of thousands of years. Gnomes have just started introducing higher technology to the setting through the Arclight Artificer Job, and that is noted to have come about 121 years ago at the time the story is progressing.
97	* MonsterAdventurers: The whole premise of the story is the adventures of a [[ChestMonster Mimic]] and its group of assorted monstrosities.
98	* MookHorrorShow: Occasionally, the narrative perspective shifts to whomever Boxxy and its gang are about to attack, and most of the time the targets are horribly outmatched and provide a sequence of this.
99	* NeverTrustATitle: The story's title can have more than one meaning.
100	* NonMammalMammaries: Boxxy notices the suspicious number of monsters with outrageously large boobs, including his arachnoid familiar and other creatures with no sex organs.
101	* OnlySaneMan: Ironically, Boxxy often feels itself in this position as it is often the only being without a sex drive in its party and so never has its judgement clouded by that.
102	* OperationBlank: Boxxy (with some assistance by Xera) names one of its plans "Operation TASTYCOCK", which stands for "[[FunWithAcronyms Tasty And Shiny Things Yielded by Chesting Or Cheap Killing]]". It doesn't understand why others are shocked at hearing the name.
103	* OrganicBra: A suspicious number of monsters have huge boobs, and many of them have "underwear" made out of their scales, flower petals, carapace, etc.
104	* OurElvesAreDifferent: The elf nation possessing inferior military might when compared to its neighbors, in both quantity and quality of troops. The long dead Elf Empire once enslaved most other species and conducted horrible experiments on their fellow enlightened beings.
105	* OurNymphsAreDifferent: Dryads are powerful spirits present in the elven Ishgar Republic. Each one is tied to a mighty, magical Hylt tree, [[{{Synchronization}} which acts as an extension of their own bodies, and vice-versa]]. Dryads are seldom seen, if ever, because they spend thousands of years at a time asleep until something rouses them, but once awake they're so powerful that appealing to their wants and needs is a good way to get an eternally protective ally, and angering them is likely to be the last mistake you'll ever make.
106	* PintSizedPowerhouse: One of the main cast is a 120 cm (4ft) gnome who regularly kills things much larger than herself.
107	* PowerCrystal: The dungeon cores are large crystals. Some spell caster classes can turn their spells into crystals for later use. Boxxy abuses this mechanic to defeat the last boss in a dungeon.
108	* {{Planimal}}: Creepers are a sub-species of doppelganger that can shapeshift their flesh into various plant matter, like bark, timber, or leaves.
109	* PlotThreads: There are interludes in between most major story arcs that tend to focus on characters other than Boxxy, and are only tangentially related to the main plot.
110	* PunBasedTitle: The pun actually inspired the series. [[spoiler:The "chest" is a treasure chest, or at least something that ''appeared'' to be a treasure chest, i.e. a mimic.]]
111	* QuantityVsQuality: The God of Chaos only has about 880 worshipers in the entire known world, making him little more than a cult compared to the fully established religions with millions of followers that other deities like Teresa or Goroth have. However, the God of Chaos regularly keeps in touch with each and every one of his 880 faithful, whereas you'd have to be extremely lucky or exceptional to even get a single once-in-a-lifetime message from a "larger" god or goddess. This is partially why he's so confident he can go from "cult" to TopGod in just a couple decades if he really wanted to.
112	* RandomEffectSpell: The chosen Hero of the God of Chaos is prone to causing random magical effects to occur around it. These can be seemingly useless ones like getting a snazzy new hat, beneficial ones like restoring all health and stamina, or bad ones like [[{{SpontaneousHumanCombustion}} suddenly bursting into flames]].
113	* RapePillageAndBurn: Boxxy does this to a city, a village, and a town. Well, maybe not the rape part, but it makes sure to do an extra-tasty job of pillaging and burning.
114	* RedshirtArmy: It's almost guaranteed that any character who gets a point of view will be killed by Boxxy, from beginner adventurers all the way up to Heroes. Most of the time that happens before the end of the chapter.
115	* RPGMechanicsVerse: This story features game-like windows and stat-boxes, and absolutely everyone in the setting sees them.
116	* SecretIdentity: In the Ishgar Republic, Boxxy maintains multiple secret identities.
117	* ShoutOut:
118	** The succubus is one of those people who [[Film/TheDarkKnight "just want to watch the world burn"]].
119	** The fiend wants to [[Film/ConanTheBarbarian1982 "crush [her] enemies. See them driven before [her]. And to hear the lamentations of their women."]]
120	** One level-100 Necromancer has an Ultimate Skill named ''[[Literature/OVERLORD2012 The Goal of All Life Is Death]]'', which does the exact same thing as Ainz' spell. He also has an entourage of Death Knights accompanying him, and is described as a "Holy Necromancer", wearing what resembles the white and gold robes that Ainz wears at one point in the series.
121	** Volume 5 has a reference to ''[[Literature/DeathMarchToTheParallelWorldRhapsody Hayato's "Yes lolita! No touch"]]'' character.
122	** While invoking the spell [[KillItWithFire Inferno]], Xera the ''Witch''s chant is almost identical to the lyrics of [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fcbazH6aE2g Slaughter Your World]], [[VillainProtagonist Richard the Warlock]]'s VillainSong in ''Webcomic/LookingForGroup''.
123	--->''There's nowhere to hide! There's nowhere to run!''\
124	''This village will burn like the heart of the sun!''\
125	''With infinite glee, I call upon thee...''
126	** The Fleshmaiden, a shapeshifting monster resembling an unnaturally pale monster wearing a dress of flesh, was (as per WordOfGod) inspired by the dress of the same name in ''VideoGame/AliceMadnessReturns''.
127	** One of the trigger phrases that force [[spoiler:Reggie]] to obey any command is "[[VideoGame/BioShock Would you kindly]]..."
128	** In ''Jackson'', Nao casts a spell with a scepter using the ComicBook/{{Green Lantern}} oath, except he forgets the last line and improvises it with ''something something light."
129	* SlapSlapKiss:
130	** Between Xera and Kora, due to the natural antagonism between succubi and fiends. It gets so bad that Kora decides to fuck Xera into submission. Both of them enjoy it so much that they become [[FriendsWithBenefits fuck buddies]].
131	** Averted between Xera and Drea. When the stalker says that she is in love with Boxxy, Xera thinks that Drea might be mistaking love and hunger, something normal for her race (stalkers represent the sin of gluttony). Boxxy, angry at their bickering, authorizes them to fight each other. After her victory, Drea decides to eat Xera, because for a long time she had been watching the Boxxy eat the succubus in "The Boxxy Show". While both enjoy the experience, it's not something either are interested in repeating.
132	* {{Spinoff}}: Small Chests Are Fine Too, featuring Fizzy as the protagonist.
133	* SplitPersonalityTakeover: [[spoiler: When Boxxy starts noticing holes in its memory, this is the cause. Keira is the split personality and she has no idea she's a cover identity for a former Mimic.]]
134	* StockholmSyndrome: The main character turned a kidnapping victim into a fanatically loyal follower.
135	* SuddenNameChange: Done purposely for the God of Chaos, whose name changes every time he is mentioned.
136	* SummonMagic: One of the main mechanics of the Warlock class.
137	* TechnicalVirgin: Boxxy encounters a nun of the goddess of truth shown as having enthusiastic anal sex with a man she sort-of introduced as her cousin. The narrator explains that many nuns take vows of chastity and use this as a LoopholeAbuse to still have sex. Given that they don't get a special debuff from breaking their vows to their gods, the gods accept this. [[spoiler:This particular nun and her "cousin" end up paying for that with their lives when Boxxy sneaks up on them (they are facing the same direction, after all) and uses its assassination skill to kill them both.]]
138	* ThatsNoMoon: [[spoiler:The Palace of the Crystal Maiden ''isn't'' a palace. It's an enormous golem.]]
139	* TheEndOfTheWorldAsWeKnowIt: Prior to the start of the series the god of order went insane and destroyed all life.
140	* TheFool: Minic, a harmless creature in the shape of an animate jewelry box with teeth, is the embodiment of this trope. Its LuckStat is so high that it is a literal GameBreaker.
141	* TheMagicTouch: Boxxy uses the ritual of unholy wealth to create a magical goblet that turns the bones of anyone who drinks it into gold.
142	* TheUnfettered: WordOfGod states that all monsters are this.
143	* TheUnpronounceable: The vast majority of demons have names that look like someone threw up alphabet soup onto a piece of paper.
144	** [[https://www.amazon.com/Morningwood-Everybody-Loves-Large-Chests/dp/B076XNN3YX/ref=tmm_aud_swatch_0?_encoding=UTF8&qid=&sr= The audiobook, narrated by Jeff Hays]], does a pretty good job of pronouncing ''"Xerababadubuth L'okrelaila"'' and ''"Koralenteprix Khusuuszun Caonthioxxaa"''.
145	* TalkingIsAFreeAction: Averted. During a heated battle, a warlock named Arakawa Shinji recognizes Boxxy and tries to introduce himself in a LargeHam manner and talk to Boxxy. However, Boxxy keeps interrupting him by tossing daggers in his direction, which keep harmlessly bouncing off the warlock's shield. Shinji eventually get annoyed and stops trying to talk. After pinning Boxxy down with his ultimate skill, Shinji starts a speech/rant about this world. [[spoiler:Boxxy uses the time to escape and kill the high-ranking talking warlock.]]
146	* TimeSkip: A two year time skip is introduced through the Life, Luck and Lemonade series.
147	* TrappedInAnotherWorld: Apparently humans showing up out of nowhere and raving about other worlds is a common enough occurrence in the setting to not elicit any fuss from the setting's governments. The otherworlders, as they're known, either get killed by monsters or integrate into one of the civilizations.
148	* UnwittingInstigatorOfDoom: [[spoiler:Himmel.]] Without him, Boxxy would have been killed by the much more cautious adventurers who came after him and none of the rest of the story would have even happened.
149	* ViolenceIsTheOnlyOption: Almost all conflicts in the story are resolved through a vigorous application of lethal force. For monsters and demons, it's the instinctive and preferred response, respectively.
150	* WarIsHell: What it's like for common soldiers (levels 30-40 usually) to fight in wars alongside and against transcendent beings (level 100+).
151	* WhoWouldBeStupidEnough: Edward's men fail to extract a dungeon core no matter what spells they use. When Zone suggests just physically hitting it, she is dismissed as crazy. That is, of course, how Boxxy got its cores.
152	* WrongGenreSavvy: There's a warlock who is presumably from our world that is TrappedInAnotherWorld. He tries to convince Boxxy to bridge the gap between monsters and the ''Enlightened'' to stop the endless CycleOfRevenge between monsters and humans. [[spoiler:Boxxy kills him and steals his body and loot, because it doesn't care about such untasty things]].
153	* {{Xenofiction}}: The main character is a dungeon mimic who eventually evolves into other species.

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