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The Museum (Lets Play)

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The Museum (Lets Play)	label	The Museum (Lets Play)
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The Museum (Lets Play)	comment	The Museum is a Dwarf Fortress Succession Game, hosted on the Bay 12 Forums and first launched by Bralbaard in 2014. Unlike the vast majority of succession games, The Museum is played entirely in DF's adventurer mode. The players create a character and then proceed to explore the world, creating a story as they seek to find an item to submit to the eponymous Museum.The game has gone through three incarnations:The Museum I, which took place in DF 34.11 and ran for 78 turns before it finished in 2014.The short-lived sequel, The Museum II, which began in 2014 and finished in 2015.The third instalment, The Museum III, which began in 2020 and is presently active.
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The Museum (Lets Play) / int_1044a759	type	Dying Race
The Museum (Lets Play) / int_1044a759	comment	Dying Race: The kobolds of Orid Xem number a few dozen at best, and that number has only been dropping since the game started. The dwarves are a downplayed case of this; while Oddom Girdergrove's wars royally wrecked their empire and greatly reduced their population, the creation of new player fortresses and adventurers has been keeping their population at least somewhat stable. The elves are down to a few hundred of their kind still in their ancestral lands, a number which has only been dropping as adventurer rampages and time gradually take their toll on the population.
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The Museum (Lets Play) / int_1237828f	type	Anyone Can Die
The Museum (Lets Play) / int_1237828f	comment	Anyone Can Die: Adventuring is hardly a safe profession and PC deaths are a common occurrence during turns.
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The Museum (Lets Play) / int_1439161f	type	Heroic BSoD
The Museum (Lets Play) / int_1439161f	comment	Overlapping with Heroic BSoD, Amala Fragrantshaft suffers a severe moment of this after finding her sister Mucka dead in the wake of her rage-driven rampage.
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The Museum (Lets Play) / int_15ff68cf	type	Cultural Rebel
The Museum (Lets Play) / int_15ff68cf	comment	Cultural Rebel: Athama Stalkhandled (an elf) expresses open disdain for nature, and is implied to have left the elven nation over a Noodle Incident related to this disdain.
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The Museum (Lets Play) / int_173909	type	Brainwashed and Crazy
The Museum (Lets Play) / int_173909	comment	Brainwashed and Crazy: Kosoth Salvesankâ€™s â€˜treatmentâ€™ after being wounded by involves the use of a strange potion, which results in him becoming a mindlessly obedient puppet to Ketas Indigovaulted.
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The Museum (Lets Play) / int_17ce80aa	type	All There in the Manual
The Museum (Lets Play) / int_17ce80aa	comment	All There in the Manual: The Dwarf Fortress Legends Wiki is a mild, but rapidly growing case of this, with detailed information on numerous background characters and supplementary articles related to the various history-shaping events of Orid Xem. It even obliquely references this trope with the concept of Supersources, which are described as being chronicles of all that has ever happened in the world of Orid Xem. Inverted with The Great Black Tome of Everything (better known as Legends Mode), which was mysteriously wiped out, intentionally or not. note out-of-universe, Bralbaard generated the world with "Hidden History", forcing players to discover the past by adventuring and searching clues, which only then appear in Legends Mode.
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The Museum (Lets Play) / int_17fe1048	type	Naked on Arrival
The Museum (Lets Play) / int_17fe1048	comment	Moldath Mournsaints went from a penniless outsider to a megabeast-slaying One-Man Army with incredible necromantic powers and full adamantine gear.
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The Museum (Lets Play) / int_185f3995	type	Memetic Badass
The Museum (Lets Play) / int_185f3995	comment	For Museum I, the crown goes to the Museum's Memetic Badass, Dishmab Northmanor the Mute Saffron Soot at 1140 total (notable and other) kills, followed by Kosoth Griffonblaze the Shaken Galleys at 930 kills and Aco Knitadmire the Sly Rhymes of Glee at 613.
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The Museum (Lets Play) / int_1869b4b1	type	Unreliable Narrator
The Museum (Lets Play) / int_1869b4b1	comment	Unreliable Narrator: Moldath Mournsaints, in part thanks to his brain rotting and his self-confessed sadism. For an example of this, he considers the efforts of The Walled Dyeâ€™s dwarves to heal him from his debilitating rot little more than Cold-Blooded Torture (which is debatable) and his later No-Holds-Barred Beatdown unjustified (which is completely incorrect; it was prompted by his murder of several dwarves to sate his vampiric thirst).
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The Museum (Lets Play) / int_1b8c7503	type	The Exile
The Museum (Lets Play) / int_1b8c7503	comment	The Exile: Irthu Bladebroken is cast out of the Realm of Silver after being framed for several murders, forbidden to return under the pain of death. His companion Athama Stalkhandled is implied to have either left or been forced out of The Squeezing Fjords for breaking the elves' prohibition against the use of wood and metal.
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The Museum (Lets Play) / int_1bc2e445	type	End of an Age
The Museum (Lets Play) / int_1bc2e445	comment	End of an Age: Double-subverted. Orid Xem actually switched between the Age of Myth and the Age of Legends three separate times prior to Lonelythrall's adventure, after which the game shifted to the Age of Heroes. Furthered during turn 73, as the deaths of the last great megabeasts in Orid Xem drove the world into the Golden Age, permanently putting an end to the ages of gods and monsters.
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The Museum (Lets Play) / int_1edfa2c7	type	Royals Who Actually Do Something
The Museum (Lets Play) / int_1edfa2c7	comment	Royals Who Actually Do Something: Bralbaard Hammerfishes, after his ascent to the throne. Later zig-zagged after his deposing; while he's no longer a member of the royalty, he's still definitely in the business of doing things.
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The Museum (Lets Play) / int_1f0c1d33	type	Couldn't Find a Pen
The Museum (Lets Play) / int_1f0c1d33	comment	Couldn't Find a Pen: Istrul Tababehal writes his last diary entry in his own blood as he lies dying from a Kobold ambush.
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The Museum (Lets Play) / int_1f6983f7	type	Ambiguous Situation
The Museum (Lets Play) / int_1f6983f7	comment	Amala Fragrantshaft either kills her sister or indirectly causes her death due to an Evil Weapon's influence, then jumps to her death from a mountain peak out of guilt after entombing her body.
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The Museum (Lets Play) / int_1fc8335e	type	Deal with the Devil
The Museum (Lets Play) / int_1fc8335e	comment	Deal with the Devil: Urus Ghostumbral strikes one of these with Gopet the Putrid Cyst, after unwittingly reading a scroll containing the secrets of life and death; though this cures him of his illness, Gopet demands repayment from Urus in return. The nature of this deal become clear later on, as Gopet manipulates Urus into learning further necromantic secrets, placing a large source of vampire blood within arm's reach of numerous unscrupulous adventurers, nearly resurrecting Raki Umberclan the Bulbous, and finally slaughtering over a thousand goblins in Gopet's name - the last of which is implied to have given him significantly more power than before.
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The Museum (Lets Play) / int_21f3aa44	type	Good Is Not Nice
The Museum (Lets Play) / int_21f3aa44	comment	Good Is Not Nice: Lonelythrall is a famed Hunter of Monsters responsible for slaying numerous megabeasts and even several demons. Heâ€™s also a fanatical worshipper of Armokâ€™s bloodthirsty religion and is incredibly brutal toward his enemies in battle. Arcturus Cinderfang is an honourable warrior and deeply loyal to his friends and civilization. Heâ€™s also a rather brutal One-Man Army with a deep (if somewhat justified) hatred of elvenkind and isnâ€™t afraid to get his hands dirty if it means killing more elves for his perceived and actual humiliation by their kind.
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The Museum (Lets Play) / int_21f7ff0f	type	Knight in Sour Armor
The Museum (Lets Play) / int_21f7ff0f	comment	Knight in Sour Armor: Galka Kinddrummed becomes this by the end of his story; while he's much more world-weary and cynical compared to his Wide-Eyed Idealist self at the start, his last appearance has him helping a young boy to achieve his dream and he's implied to be watching over a group of dwarves as a protector of sorts. This becomes even more obvious during his interactions with the Band of Wax, where he acts as something of a Cynical Mentor with sink-or-swim tendencies, but ultimately has the group's best interests at heart.
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The Museum (Lets Play) / int_2222a43e	type	Nebulous Evil Organisation
The Museum (Lets Play) / int_2222a43e	comment	Nebulous Evil Organisation: The Abyssal Cult. While they're alluded to as being Ketas Indigovaulted's masters, little has been revealed about their actual structure or motivations.
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The Museum (Lets Play) / int_23698fa8	type	Aborted Arc
The Museum (Lets Play) / int_23698fa8	comment	Aborted Arc: Arcturus Cinderfang died of old age some time after his player was bumped down the turn list due to scheduling issues, resulting in a multi-turn arc about his quest for vengeance on the elves over his and his people's enslavement being cut short.
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The Museum (Lets Play) / int_23781532	type	Ironic Name
The Museum (Lets Play) / int_23781532	comment	Ketas Indigovaulted the Kind plays this role to Kosoth Salvesank; he's the one who manipulates Kosoth into spreading the Obin Blight, controlling the otherwise half-feral Plague Zombie through the use of an unspecified Fantastic Drug and necromantic magic. In turn, Gopet the Putrid Cyst and the Abyssal Cult play this role to Ketas Indigovaulted, being the ones to instruct Ketas to spread his comrade's "gift" across the world, setting off the Obin Blight and all the mayhem, deaths, and disease that resulted.
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The Museum (Lets Play) / int_253be057	type	Body-Count Competition
The Museum (Lets Play) / int_253be057	comment	Body-Count Competition: For Museum I, the crown goes to the Museum's Memetic Badass, Dishmab Northmanor the Mute Saffron Soot at 1140 total (notable and other) kills, followed by Kosoth Griffonblaze the Shaken Galleys at 930 kills and Aco Knitadmire the Sly Rhymes of Glee at 613. Museum III took this up to eleven in epic fashion; after several in-game decades of Urus Ghostumbral the Cold Abbey of Knowing holding the record at 1141 kills (besting Dishmab's record by the skin of his teeth), it was veritably obliterated as Avolition Holyblood the Autumnal Kingdoms and Moldath Mournsaints reached a kill count of 9029 and 4147 respectively, over the course of two or three turns note It should be noted that due to the changes to the unofficial in-thread system used to record the actions of adventurers, this excludes most non-notable kills; with them, it is likely to be even higher.
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The Museum (Lets Play) / int_26ac510e	type	Mythology Gag
The Museum (Lets Play) / int_26ac510e	comment	Mythology Gag: Moldath's name and origin is one; the original Museum had an amulet (Mournsaints the Fire-Ruler of Rewards) which would randomly teleport from site to site. Moldath pops into existence one day out of thin air and is heavily implied to be the amulet, having travelled from one universe to another.
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The Museum (Lets Play) / int_2854b56d	type	Uncertain Doom
The Museum (Lets Play) / int_2854b56d	comment	Uncertain Doom: Ezif Aroirum's final diary entry is nothing but the words "THE WORM" written over and over again, providing no hint as to his fate. Legends Viewer confirms that he survived to settle in a human hamlet, though his sanity probably didn't.
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The Museum (Lets Play) / int_2ae29c0d	type	The Dreaded
The Museum (Lets Play) / int_2ae29c0d	comment	Moldath Mournsaints went from a unknown, penniless Outsider without anything more than a whip to his name to a Nigh-Invulnerable One-Man Army with incredible knowledge of The Dark Arts, clad in full adamantine plate who regularly tears through small armies, megabeasts, and anything else that dares get in the way of his quest for more power.
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The Museum (Lets Play) / int_2cd22076	type	Fantastic Drug
The Museum (Lets Play) / int_2cd22076	comment	Kosoth Salvesank becomes this as the interaction between the Obin Blight and the Fantastic Drug controlling him gradually degrades his faculties. By the time he finally succumbs to its effects, heâ€™s reduced to alternating between blankly standing around and rabidly attacking anything that gets in his path.
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The Museum (Lets Play) / int_2d4fa515	type	Ax-Crazy
The Museum (Lets Play) / int_2d4fa515	comment	Kosoth goes from an idealistic young dwarf seeking to prove himself to an Ax-Crazy Plague Zombie that is used to spread the Obin Blight far and wide.
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The Museum (Lets Play) / int_2dbc1855	type	Ghost City
The Museum (Lets Play) / int_2dbc1855	comment	Ghost City: The larger abandoned player-made fortresses often come off as this, prior to some unlucky adventurer or reclaim party running into whatever doomed the fortress (such as forgotten beasts, goblin invaders, or angry ghosts).
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The Museum (Lets Play) / int_2f41cac1	type	Our Werebeasts Are Different
The Museum (Lets Play) / int_2f41cac1	comment	Raki Umberclan the Bulbous went from a mere courier for the elves to an Ax-Crazy weremammoth-spawning Monster Progenitor and powerful intelligent undead.
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The Museum (Lets Play) / int_31ad339a	type	Shrines and Temples
The Museum (Lets Play) / int_31ad339a	comment	Shrines and Temples: An unusual non-Japanese example. Several fortresses (most notably The Abyssal Sanctuary) are or at least possess large temples where a great deal of action happens. Even more unusually, several of them are infested with demons or home to outright evil demon-worshipping cults.
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The Museum (Lets Play) / int_325a15f1	type	Rags to Royalty
The Museum (Lets Play) / int_325a15f1	comment	Rags to Royalty: A very literal example: Bralbaard Hammerfishes goes from a rag-clad walking corpse to the King of The Walled Dye. Later subverted, as a coup occurs during an attack by Blighted Thralls that sees Bralbaard deposed, causing him to return to (un)life as an adventurer of the Museum. Jas Gloryage goes from a rough, countryside-born Hunter of Monsters to the Law-Giver of the Realm of Silver, having overthrown the corrupt former government and been elected to the position by a jubilant populace.
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The Museum (Lets Play) / int_36249acd	type	Lethal Joke Character
The Museum (Lets Play) / int_36249acd	comment	Lethal Joke Character: Despite being physically frail, extremely weak, and overall Butt Monkeys, kobolds still managed to kill off several adventurers during ambushes by lucky hits and weight of numbers.
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The Museum (Lets Play) / int_3682d1f5	type	Superhuman Transfusion
The Museum (Lets Play) / int_3682d1f5	comment	Superhuman Transfusion: Both the first and third Museums have large stocks of vampire blood, which a number of adventurers drank from to become vampires and gain power.
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The Museum (Lets Play) / int_37fcf16	type	Death Is Cheap
The Museum (Lets Play) / int_37fcf16	comment	Death is Cheap: Heavily downplayed; while there are plenty of necromancers capable of resurrecting dead characters and several adventurers have been brought Back from the Dead, actually finding the corpse of a dead adventurer is a task in its own right and there's no guarantee that the body will be in good enough condition to resurrect. note Furthermore, it's entirely possible for a body to be de facto lost should an adventurer die in the wilds or a body of water, as finding it would require a player to manually search dozens to hundreds of map tiles (and the assorted obstacles there, which can hide the body) with almost nothing specific to go on. It doesn't exactly make an interesting experience for the player, and that's without considering that it has to be done within a week of real-world time.
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The Museum (Lets Play) / int_38305779	type	Baby as Payment
The Museum (Lets Play) / int_38305779	comment	Baby as Payment: Downplayed. Nine Shovelmurders was sold by her mother to pay her debts, but she was sold once breeched (~2-8 human years of age) rather than as a baby.
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The Museum (Lets Play) / int_3a1c2171	type	The Man Behind the Man
The Museum (Lets Play) / int_3a1c2171	comment	The Man Behind the Man: Ketas Indigovaulted the Kind plays this role to Kosoth Salvesank; he's the one who manipulates Kosoth into spreading the Obin Blight, controlling the otherwise half-feral Plague Zombie through the use of an unspecified Fantastic Drug and necromantic magic. In turn, Gopet the Putrid Cyst and the Abyssal Cult play this role to Ketas Indigovaulted, being the ones to instruct Ketas to spread his comrade's "gift" across the world, setting off the Obin Blight and all the mayhem, deaths, and disease that resulted.
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The Museum (Lets Play) / int_3b5fcbb7	type	Artifact of Doom
The Museum (Lets Play) / int_3b5fcbb7	comment	Some consider Ala (Orid Xemâ€™s most prolific deity; also a god of blight, death, and balance who created two necromancer slabs) this. Others look even higher, towards Armok.
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The Museum (Lets Play) / int_3d897748	type	Do Not Go Gentle
The Museum (Lets Play) / int_3d897748	comment	For Vafice Wispcrypts, her reckless Do Not Go Gentle attitude. While her goal to immortalize the elves' exploits is arguably rather noble, it leads her to travel to The Realm of Silver with inadequate equipment and training, which sees her unceremoniously ripped to pieces by a group of blighted thralls within days of her arrival.
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The Museum (Lets Play) / int_3f3498f1	type	The Team Wannabe
The Museum (Lets Play) / int_3f3498f1	comment	Kosoth Salvesank goes from a weak, slow, unskilled wanna-be soldier with a pack full of "borrowed" gear to a vicious killing machine and creator of the Obin Blight, wielding artifact weaponry and armour while serving as an unwitting solider for The Abyssal Cult.
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The Museum (Lets Play) / int_3ff34221	type	To Hell and Back
The Museum (Lets Play) / int_3ff34221	comment	To Hell and Back: Multiple times, by multiple different adventurers. Almost all of them submitted trophies from the down below to the Museum, ranging from adamantine weaponry to the partial or whole corpses of clowns.
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The Museum (Lets Play) / int_434a6d40	type	Evil Sorcerer
The Museum (Lets Play) / int_434a6d40	comment	The dwarves are a downplayed case of this; while Oddom Girdergrove's wars royally wrecked their empire and greatly reduced their population, the creation of new player fortresses and adventurers has been keeping their population at least somewhat stable.
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The Museum (Lets Play) / int_43a045de	type	Dropped a Bridge on Him
The Museum (Lets Play) / int_43a045de	comment	Dropped a Bridge on Him: Nine Shovelmurders was built up to have a long and rather impressive storyline (arguably the first "proper" one of the Museum as a whole, in terms of length and detail), only to be ambushed and unceremoniously killed by a group of wandering bandits that are implied to have been sent by Logic Legendfinder. A very literal example in the case of Yufluggus Cavernslides, who accidentally triggered a drawbridge to fall on him.
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The Museum (Lets Play) / int_4603ea49	type	Mystical Plague
The Museum (Lets Play) / int_4603ea49	comment	Much later on, the Obin Blight, which turns anyone infected by it into blighted thralls.
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The Museum (Lets Play) / int_469e3e2f	type	In-Universe
The Museum (Lets Play) / int_469e3e2f	comment	Lonelythrall is famous In-Universe for clearing a vault, killing several megabeasts and night trolls, and being the first adventurer in Orid Xem to enter Hell and kill several of the demons that could be found there.
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The Museum (Lets Play) / int_4832a3bb	type	Always Chaotic Evil
The Museum (Lets Play) / int_4832a3bb	comment	Charcoal Brutes can be civilized and peacefully co-exist with other sentient beings, as opposed to their normal Always Chaotic Evil personalities and extreme hostility.
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The Museum (Lets Play) / int_49d59be9	type	Scenery Porn
The Museum (Lets Play) / int_49d59be9	comment	Scenery Porn: Crownhall the City of Stone, The Abyssal Sanctuary, Gor (The Pit) and Duskhome... pretty much any fortress made by Imic qualifies for this in terms of layout and architecture, even if DF's graphics limit the effect somewhat.
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The Museum (Lets Play) / int_4e3d253b	type	Downer Ending
The Museum (Lets Play) / int_4e3d253b	comment	Downer Ending: Nine Shovelmurders dies a pointless, brutal death in the middle of nowhere at the hands of several bandits. Imic Heatherwind is brutally murdered by a pair of goblins that he accidentally stumbles across, only a day or two after suffering severe emotional trauma from killing a human in self-defence. Tipi Fatewalks' dreams of becoming a travelling entertainer ultimately come to nothing, as a Husk rips her to shreds in the ruins of an isolated, abandoned fortress. Amala Fragrantshaft either kills her sister or indirectly causes her death due to an Evil Weapon's influence, then jumps to her death from a mountain peak out of guilt after entombing her body.
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The Museum (Lets Play) / int_4eb5691c	type	Squashed Flat
The Museum (Lets Play) / int_4eb5691c	comment	A very literal example in the case of Yufluggus Cavernslides, who accidentally triggered a drawbridge to fall on him.
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The Museum (Lets Play) / int_504a1991	type	Body Horror
The Museum (Lets Play) / int_504a1991	comment	Moldath Mournsaints. He endured being shot repeatedly with arrows and getting his limbs broken, having his entire body rot, having most of his rotten flesh flayed off by a amateur surgeon, and being beaten fifty times with a hammer (twice) as part of a judicial sentence. Granted, being a vampire dulls the impact a little, but still...
The Museum (Lets Play) / int_504a1991	featureApplicability	1.0
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The Museum (Lets Play) / int_50b9282e	type	Blind Weaponmaster
The Museum (Lets Play) / int_50b9282e	comment	Moldath Mournsaints is blind thanks to a syndrome rotting his eyes into uselessness. It doesn't stop him from being a lethally strong weaponmaster who enjoys inflicting violence and pain on others, particularly after he begins accumulating multiple power-ups through several methods.
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The Museum (Lets Play) / int_50ed1af4	type	Our Demons Are Different
The Museum (Lets Play) / int_50ed1af4	comment	Our Demons Are Different: Charcoal Brutes can be civilized and peacefully co-exist with other sentient beings, as opposed to their normal Always Chaotic Evil personalities and extreme hostility. The Cinnamon Brute Shoveth Dreamsseduce the Unswerving was different even by his kind's measure: it participated in the competitions and festivals of AdilatÃr while attacking it with its civilization, worshipped deities, and it even went as far as joining a religion. In an interesting departure from the usual demon tropes, Egu Craftslenses the Key of Trading had several domains that you wouldn't usually associate with demons, such as birth, crafts, creation and rebirth.
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The Museum (Lets Play) / int_537b4ea	type	Snake People
The Museum (Lets Play) / int_537b4ea	comment	Kom Ironwhispered gets an eye torn out by a dingo early in his adventures, then cauterizes the wound with the heated tip of his spear to stop the bleeding.
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The Museum (Lets Play) / int_55554032	type	Irrational Hatred
The Museum (Lets Play) / int_55554032	comment	Irrational Hatred: Goblin Rage, a strange mental condition that affects multiple adventurers. Those who are affected display an extreme hatred of goblins, which frequently manifests as sudden homicidal aggression toward any goblin unlucky enough to be in the suffererâ€™s vicinity.
The Museum (Lets Play) / int_55554032	featureApplicability	1.0
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The Museum (Lets Play) / int_5b9925f7	type	Curiosity Killed the Cast
The Museum (Lets Play) / int_5b9925f7	comment	For Tipi Fatewalks, her curiosity, desire to satisfy herself with the attention of others, and lack of combat skills. The former two eventually lead her to explore a visibly derelict and corpse-littered dwarven fortress, where she runs into a husk. The result was about as pleasant as you might expect.
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The Museum (Lets Play) / int_60414102	type	Zombie Apocalypse
The Museum (Lets Play) / int_60414102	comment	Zombie Apocalypse: The first (and by far the biggest) would be the wars set off by The Scholarly Manors in the 4th century, which were waged with the intent of destroying all that lived and all that opposed The Undead. This resulted in tens of thousands of deaths as the undead hordes swept across The Universes of Myth, before being narrowly fought off by a desperate alliance between the surviving civilizations (aided, in part, by the undead hordes abruptly beginning to dissipate during the early 4th century). Cog Wildnesswork, another dwarven necromancer, managed to destroy her home civilization with one of these. The Obin Blight began as a downplayed example of this; the blighted thralls involved in spreading the Blight were mostly confined to The Realm of Silver and a few settlements outside of it, but their ability to travel between sites (only becoming hostile when encountered) and convert others via bite swiftly resulted in them beginning to spread uncontrollably.
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The Museum (Lets Play) / int_60fa92ac	type	Names to Run Away from Really Fast
The Museum (Lets Play) / int_60fa92ac	comment	Names to Run Away from Really Fast: Applies to fortress names in spades, such as the fortresses of Deathtraps, Northmanor the Unholy Cathedral, and Northevil. For adventurers (without considering titles), we have Nine Shovelmurders, Iden Bloodinked, Abhaar Lungdespair, Arcturus Cinderfang, Moldath Mournsaints...
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The Museum (Lets Play) / int_61eac2cb	type	Perpetual-Motion Monster
The Museum (Lets Play) / int_61eac2cb	comment	Perpetual-Motion Monster: Most forms of undead (barring Vampires) fall into this. It's actually shown to be a source of discontent for some due to the way they can no longer take pleasure in normal stimuli, and is a major problem for Omon Obin as it lets their Blighted Thralls persist without food or water for decades on end, turning every thrall into a ticking time bomb that could restart the Blight if they escape their containment.
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The Museum (Lets Play) / int_62434fe2	type	Sanity Slippage
The Museum (Lets Play) / int_62434fe2	comment	Sanity Slippage: Raki didn't take too well to reading the past journals of the Museum's adventurers, to say the least. Whatever Ezif Aroirum found in the ruins of Gor and Duskhome is implied to have not been kind to his sanity.
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The Museum (Lets Play) / int_634321c5	type	Master of One Magic
The Museum (Lets Play) / int_634321c5	comment	Master of One Magic: A rare few adventurers accumulate massive amounts of knowledge related to necromantic magic over the course of their turns, becoming this in doing so. This is also the ultimate goal of Moldath Mournsaints in Museum III - to learn all the forms of necromantic magic in the world.
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The Museum (Lets Play) / int_6411dac8	type	BadassNormal
The Museum (Lets Play) / int_6411dac8	comment	Badass Normal: Prince Jeha Sanaquemer of The Nations of Honoring, who became a beast hunter at the tender age of eight and fought several night creatures (slaying at least two) before his death.
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The Museum (Lets Play) / int_659ae11b	type	Revenge Through Corruption
The Museum (Lets Play) / int_659ae11b	comment	Revenge Through Corruption: Implied to have been Ragnar Ironjaw's motive for infecting most of Omon Obin's top nobility with vampirism.
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The Museum (Lets Play) / int_6a2ae11f	type	Improbable Weapon User
The Museum (Lets Play) / int_6a2ae11f	comment	Improbable Weapon User: Iden Bloodinked struck down a Charcoal Brute with a wooden crutch before dying of fatal wounds it inflicted on him. Avolition Holyblood slew more than 2385 goblins, undead, and other assorted monsters with a tube agate book, Common Sense Goblins. Eko Tiredlegend beat two adventurers to death with a donkey leather shoe.
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The Museum (Lets Play) / int_6b7a6c55	type	Face–Monster Turn
The Museum (Lets Play) / int_6b7a6c55	comment	Faceâ€“Monster Turn: Kosoth goes from an idealistic young dwarf seeking to prove himself to an Ax-Crazy Plague Zombie that is used to spread the Obin Blight far and wide. Anybody bitten by a Blighted Thrall suffers this â€“ the Viral Transformation immediately renders them opposed to life, sending them into a crazed frenzy and driving them to attack, kill, or infect anything in their surroundings.
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The Museum (Lets Play) / int_6b983bf7	type	Unstoppable Rage
The Museum (Lets Play) / int_6b983bf7	comment	Lonelythrall has a moment of this when killing his first megabeast, briefly flying into an bloodlust-driven frenzy and Pummeling the Corpse of the roc into bloody shreds.
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The Museum (Lets Play) / int_70ade2c4	type	Culture Clash
The Museum (Lets Play) / int_70ade2c4	comment	Culture Clash: Nine Shovelmurders left the elven civilization over this - due to being raised by dwarves from an early age, her values were deeply different to the those of the typical elf, resulting in her walking out in disgust when given the choice between immediate exile or eating meat cut from their kills in battle.
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The Museum (Lets Play) / int_70c06a09	type	The Undead
The Museum (Lets Play) / int_70c06a09	comment	The first (and by far the biggest) would be the wars set off by The Scholarly Manors in the 4th century, which were waged with the intent of destroying all that lived and all that opposed The Undead. This resulted in tens of thousands of deaths as the undead hordes swept across The Universes of Myth, before being narrowly fought off by a desperate alliance between the surviving civilizations (aided, in part, by the undead hordes abruptly beginning to dissipate during the early 4th century).
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The Museum (Lets Play) / int_7885de85	type	MyDeathIsOnlyTheBeginning
The Museum (Lets Play) / int_7885de85	comment	My Death Is Only The Beginning: After seeding several settlements with werebeasts, Raki Umberclan the Bulbous committed ritual suicide in the pyramid of Monkeycurse while leaving instructions on how to resurrect him, intending to return as a nigh-unstoppable undead werewolf lion tamarin man necromancer. The plan worked, though not entirely on schedule - most of his sired werebeasts were gone by the time Gopet the Putrid Cyst forced Irthu Bladebroken into resurrecting the mad monkey, and Raki himself was ultimately (and this time, permanently) killed before he could put his plans into action.
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The Museum (Lets Play) / int_7f421e71	type	Mistaken for Undead
The Museum (Lets Play) / int_7f421e71	comment	Mistaken for Undead: Logic Legendfinder (the first adventurer of the first Museum) was accused of being a vampire and left his hometown to escape a brewing mob.
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The Museum (Lets Play) / int_80a247a9	type	Breather Episode
The Museum (Lets Play) / int_80a247a9	comment	Breather Episode: In between the short tragedies and grand adventures, a few of these can be found - such as the adventure of Maloy Craftsoars, in which a Wolf Man and his pet dog (and a possibly-sentient ear) explore the world.
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The Museum (Lets Play) / int_80b57bec	type	Super-Soldier
The Museum (Lets Play) / int_80b57bec	comment	Super-Soldier: The corrupt Omon Obin regime uses an unusual variation of this: when the Band of Wax arrive to demand an audience with them, their response is to drag several armoured Blighted Thralls out onto the battlements and throw them down to fight the Band. It's implied that this is their overall reason for doing so, exploiting their natural abilities to their military advantage.
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The Museum (Lets Play) / int_80b5924	type	Left Hanging
The Museum (Lets Play) / int_80b5924	comment	Left Hanging: Sometimes happens when a player posts some of their turn's story but doesn't finish writing it up, or when a multi-turn Story Arc's author drops out of the turn list. The Historians' Guild was created with the intent to try and subvert this by allowing players to look through legends mode, then write up their interpretation of the turn from a historian's point of view.
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The Museum (Lets Play) / int_80cd1f62	type	God of Evil
The Museum (Lets Play) / int_80cd1f62	comment	God of Evil: Gopet the Putrid Cyst, a human god of death and plagues. He's directly or indirectly responsible for (among other things) the Obin Blight ravaging Orid Xem, the proliferation of vampires across the world, and the mass slaughter of thousands through his mortal agents. Some consider Ala (Orid Xemâ€™s most prolific deity; also a god of blight, death, and balance who created two necromancer slabs) this. Others look even higher, towards Armok.
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The Museum (Lets Play) / int_8409a385	type	Exactly What It Says on the Tin
The Museum (Lets Play) / int_8409a385	comment	Applies to fortress names in spades, such as the fortresses of Deathtraps, Northmanor the Unholy Cathedral, and Northevil.
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The Museum (Lets Play) / int_84e2870a	type	Vanishing Village
The Museum (Lets Play) / int_84e2870a	comment	Vanishing Village: Gor (The Pit) and Duskhome both vanished due to a bug which erased any trace of the fortresses made there.
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The Museum (Lets Play) / int_8878f3be	type	Badass Army
The Museum (Lets Play) / int_8878f3be	comment	Badass Army: Most of Ironwardsâ€™ military was very well-trained, taking on multiple sieges and returning them with interest. A few even reached hundreds of kills and gained adamantine gear, both feats usually reserved for adventurers.
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The Museum (Lets Play) / int_8879db82	type	Badass Crew
The Museum (Lets Play) / int_8879db82	comment	Badass Crew: The Band of Wax start out as a group of Thrall-slaying roughnecks in service to a local Lord, and they only get more badass as their story goes on - they clear out much of the Thrall population of Omon Obin, and ultimately overthrow the corrupt leadership before being installed in their place.
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The Museum (Lets Play) / int_89b8822f	type	Go Mad from the Revelation
The Museum (Lets Play) / int_89b8822f	comment	Whatever Ezif Aroirum found in the ruins of Gor and Duskhome is implied to have not been kind to his sanity.
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The Museum (Lets Play) / int_8d718b9e	type	Bears Are Bad News
The Museum (Lets Play) / int_8d718b9e	comment	Arcturus Cinderfang is an honourable warrior and deeply loyal to his friends and civilization. Heâ€™s also a rather brutal One-Man Army with a deep (if somewhat justified) hatred of elvenkind and isnâ€™t afraid to get his hands dirty if it means killing more elves for his perceived and actual humiliation by their kind.
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The Museum (Lets Play) / int_8ffd5bdc	type	The Penance
The Museum (Lets Play) / int_8ffd5bdc	comment	The Penance: Lonelythrall the Hideous is introduced plunging his face into ice-cold water then whipping himself bloody with a birch rod, praying for Armok to forgive him for the 'sin' of being a Hand of Planegifts as he does so. While it's not shown on-screen, he's also mentioned as doing this after killing his first Roc (out of shame at giving into his bestial nature and Pummeling the Corpse) and after uncovering the breach into hell at Deepvaulted the Tower of Stars.
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The Museum (Lets Play) / int_906365a2	type	Demonic Possession
The Museum (Lets Play) / int_906365a2	comment	Demonic Possession: Dreamypuzzled the Tenebrous Obscurity's soul does this to a goblin acolyte, giving itself a new body after being struck down in a necromancer siege.
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The Museum (Lets Play) / int_934eb07f	type	Resurrective Immortality
The Museum (Lets Play) / int_934eb07f	comment	Resurrective Immortality: Sluguflonkus the kobold, who kept returning to life whenever the adventurers of the Museum killed her. By the time the game ended, she had been killed six times, with at least one of her corpses displayed as a Museum exhibit.
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The Museum (Lets Play) / int_966da803	type	Defiant to the End
The Museum (Lets Play) / int_966da803	comment	Defiant to the End: Pictham Contestlabored ultimately goes down fighting against a horde of undead goblins, trying to drag as many of the undead down with her before she's overwhelmed and killed.
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The Museum (Lets Play) / int_99155362	type	Healer God
The Museum (Lets Play) / int_99155362	comment	If you're a worshipper of Otu Lovelycherished, do not have anything to do with necromancy. Urus found this out the hard way.
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The Museum (Lets Play) / int_99ddfcec	type	Unwitting Instigator of Doom
The Museum (Lets Play) / int_99ddfcec	comment	Zolak Wretchedmaligned, one of Orid Xem's first known Blighted Thralls. While Zolak created very few Blighted thralls in turn, their descendant-by-curse (having been infected by another adventurer, Hannibal Valleyball) Shethbah Pagetribe was responsible for infecting Kosoth Salvesank, who would proceed to unleash the Obin Blight on a near-worldwide scale.
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The Museum (Lets Play) / int_9bcd82c0	type	Took a Level in Badass
The Museum (Lets Play) / int_9bcd82c0	comment	Took a Level in Badass: Galka Kinddrummed went from a slave laboring in The Realm of Silver's mines to a Blighted thrall-slaying immortal badass protecting a group of dwarves. Moldath Mournsaints went from a penniless outsider to a megabeast-slaying One-Man Army with incredible necromantic powers and full adamantine gear.
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The Museum (Lets Play) / int_9bee1a7f	type	Eldritch Location
The Museum (Lets Play) / int_9bee1a7f	comment	Eldritch Location: Multiple fortresses were rendered inaccessible by FPS issues or bugs with the save; these are explained In-Universe as becoming these, with the paths to the fortress looping back on themselves no matter how far an adventurer walks, or time slowing to a crawl whenever someone tries to approach the settlement until they turn back.
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The Museum (Lets Play) / int_9d17b859	type	Made of Iron
The Museum (Lets Play) / int_9d17b859	comment	Made of Iron: Moldath Mournsaints. He endured being shot repeatedly with arrows and getting his limbs broken, having his entire body rot, having most of his rotten flesh flayed off by a amateur surgeon, and being beaten fifty times with a hammer (twice) as part of a judicial sentence. Granted, being a vampire dulls the impact a little, but still... Moldath later on becomes a form of Intelligent Undead, further boosting his already impressive durability. Then surprisingly subverted once the rot progressed to the point of rendering his body "mangled", as he became killable by even mild injuries.
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The Museum (Lets Play) / int_9e943076	type	One-Man Army
The Museum (Lets Play) / int_9e943076	comment	One-Man Army: Most of the adventurers with particularly high kill counts are this by default. Kosoth Griffonblaze's combat skills Broke the Rating Scale. (To wit: DF's skills are functionally capped at a value of Legendary+5. Kosoth's melee combat skill alone was Legendary +548, with all but one of his other known skills similarly breaking the cap).
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The Museum (Lets Play) / int_a0db7803	type	It's Personal
The Museum (Lets Play) / int_a0db7803	comment	It's Personal: Lurker Lockkingdom is a twofold example of this: aside from his Goblin Rage, he also went after Uja Hoodbathed after she first escaped him; he even admits he wanted her dead firstly because she was a plague god worshiper (and because she played a role in his exile) rather than because she was a vampire.
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The Museum (Lets Play) / int_a1b141f4	type	My God, What Have I Done?
The Museum (Lets Play) / int_a1b141f4	comment	My God, What Have I Done?: Galka Kinddrummed has a major one of these after accidentally killing his friend Bekdil during an argument in the mines. It continues to haunt him long after the deed is done, and is even reflected in his Museum submission - six hundred and sixty figurines of Bekdil Wavetwists, hand-carved by Galka as a sign of his regret. Overlapping with Heroic BSoD, Amala Fragrantshaft suffers a severe moment of this after finding her sister Mucka dead in the wake of her rage-driven rampage.
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The Museum (Lets Play) / int_a2836be5	type	Identity Amnesia
The Museum (Lets Play) / int_a2836be5	comment	Identity Amnesia: Zig-zagged; some Hands of Planegifts are implied to retain memories of their pre-transformation life, while others like Quenir Puzzlearm lack most if not all of their original life.
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The Museum (Lets Play) / int_a2b38d3b	type	Eye Scream
The Museum (Lets Play) / int_a2b38d3b	comment	Eye Scream: Kom Ironwhispered gets an eye torn out by a dingo early in his adventures, then cauterizes the wound with the heated tip of his spear to stop the bleeding. Moldath Mournsaints' eyes eventually rot into uselessness due to an unidentified syndrome, though it doesn't come close to making him less dangerous.
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The Museum (Lets Play) / int_a59e28a9	type	Overpopulation Crisis
The Museum (Lets Play) / int_a59e28a9	comment	Overpopulation Crisis: A strange case of an In-Universe crisis having an out-of-game effect - a bug lead to ridiculous numbers (as in, 2.5 billion by the time the issue was solved) of necromancer experiments spawning in a few hamlets, to the point of crashing the game if someone tried to enter the settlements and rendering the popular Legends Viewer utility unusable due to an overflow error. It was eventually solved by using Dfhack's gm-editor tool to delete the populations of the hamlets, after which the bug did not reoccur. Istrakathroc, the castle in where all the surviving refugees of the bloodiest war in Orid Xem went. Somewhat subverted in that those who went there lived the rest of their lives in hedonism, with few of the difficulties you might expect cramming numerous refugees into a small castle might have.
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The Museum (Lets Play) / int_a679184b	type	Due to the Dead
The Museum (Lets Play) / int_a679184b	comment	Due to the Dead: The Tomb of Heroes and Herograves were both founded on this principle, as a place where dead adventurers could be buried rather than left to rot in the wilderness or be resurrected by Necromancers.
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The Museum (Lets Play) / int_a6e375d4	type	Armor of Invincibility
The Museum (Lets Play) / int_a6e375d4	comment	Armor of Invincibility: Adamantine armour, on the rare occasions an adventurer gets their hands on it.
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The Museum (Lets Play) / int_a7b324e	type	Handicapped Badass
The Museum (Lets Play) / int_a7b324e	comment	Handicapped Badass: Galka Kinddrummed becomes this by the end of his turn. Moldath Mournsaints is blind thanks to a syndrome rotting his eyes into uselessness. It doesn't stop him from being a lethally strong weaponmaster who enjoys inflicting violence and pain on others, particularly after he begins accumulating multiple power-ups through several methods.
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The Museum (Lets Play) / int_a8a04f6f	type	And I Must Scream
The Museum (Lets Play) / int_a8a04f6f	comment	Moldath Mournsaints has been been to Hell and back (both literally and otherwise), is cursed by various afflictions (if being a necromancer that needs to drink blood isn't bad enough, he caught a contagion that slowly rots his body. His very immortal body), to the point where he's little more than an ambulatory corpse in perpetual physical pain. Heâ€™s still going strong by the 850s.
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The Museum (Lets Play) / int_ab2df806	type	Red Baron
The Museum (Lets Play) / int_ab2df806	comment	Red Baron: Frequently acquired (both in and out of universe) long-lasting or unique adventurers, such as Dishmab Northmanor the Twice-Husked/the Lord of Death, Moldath Mournsaints the Blind Sadist, Arcturus "Apocalypse Bear" Cinderfang, and Hannibal "the Ghoulfather" Valleyball.
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The Museum (Lets Play) / int_aba8065b	type	Fatal Flaw
The Museum (Lets Play) / int_aba8065b	comment	Fatal Flaw: For Pictham Contestlaboured, her curiosity about necromancy and desire for revenge. The former leads her to investigate a pair of visibly ominous necromancer towers (resulting in one of her companionsâ€™ deaths) then the latter results in her mounting a full-blown assault against the zombie hordes to recover her friendâ€™s body despite the odds against her (resulting in both herself and her remaining companion dying). For Tipi Fatewalks, her curiosity, desire to satisfy herself with the attention of others, and lack of combat skills. The former two eventually lead her to explore a visibly derelict and corpse-littered dwarven fortress, where she runs into a husk. The result was about as pleasant as you might expect. For Lurker Lockkingdom, his extreme hatred of Goblins. When he picks an ill-advised fight with a goblin, heâ€™s promptly taken out when the goblin's friends gang up on him and bash his head in with a war hammer. For Vafice Wispcrypts, her reckless Do Not Go Gentle attitude. While her goal to immortalize the elves' exploits is arguably rather noble, it leads her to travel to The Realm of Silver with inadequate equipment and training, which sees her unceremoniously ripped to pieces by a group of blighted thralls within days of her arrival.
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The Museum (Lets Play) / int_abbe5875	type	Evil Weapon
The Museum (Lets Play) / int_abbe5875	comment	Evil Weapon: Okirramtak becomes this after Kosoth Salvesank's adventures; it's indicated to be both somewhat sentient and actively malevolent, betraying its original master and waiting until its new wielder, Amala Fragrantshaft, reaches a goblin pit before forcibly driving her into a murderous frenzy that sees everyone there butchered to slake its bloodlust.
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The Museum (Lets Play) / int_ad22fa80	type	Apocalyptic Log
The Museum (Lets Play) / int_ad22fa80	comment	Apocalyptic Log: Most adventurers who die before reaching the Museum have their tales told in this format, with an oft-unnamed reader perusing their diaries or similar records.
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The Museum (Lets Play) / int_ae5a26f2	type	Escalating Brawl
The Museum (Lets Play) / int_ae5a26f2	comment	Escalating Brawl: The Crisis at the Adventurer Home, overlapping with MÃªlÃ©e Ã Trois. Four to five previous adventurers (three of which were undead), ten random human soldiers (believed by players to be the companions of the retired adventurers), five to ten random civilians, and a number of zombies, all crammed into a single building. Cue absolute and immediate mayhem as the undead adventurers (being automatically hostile to the living) began to fight everyone else in sight.
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The Museum (Lets Play) / int_b1033d4a	type	Maniac Monkeys
The Museum (Lets Play) / int_b1033d4a	comment	Raki didn't take too well to reading the past journals of the Museum's adventurers, to say the least.
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The Museum (Lets Play) / int_b1619b3c	type	Omnicidal Maniac
The Museum (Lets Play) / int_b1619b3c	comment	Omnicidal Maniac: Oddom Girdergrove, the dwarf responsible for launching several wars against every other civilization in Orid Xem. She managed to drive the elves and dwarves to near-extinction before being stopped, with the overall death toll from her wars being in the thousands.
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The Museum (Lets Play) / int_b281bf24	type	Meatgrinder Surgery
The Museum (Lets Play) / int_b281bf24	comment	Meatgrinder Surgery: Hannibal Valleyball's specialty; he refers to a scimitar as a scalpel, his story opens with him citing a 'successful' operation (a goblin with an injury list amounting to "his everything is gone") then "dissecting" (read: dismembering) a hostile blighted thrall. Just to really cap it off: he's indicated to be a butcher by profession rather than a surgeon.
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The Museum (Lets Play) / int_b3168a4d	type	Previous Player-Character Cameo
The Museum (Lets Play) / int_b3168a4d	comment	Previous Player-Character Cameo: Many new adventurers end up meeting retired ones during their travels. Whether or not they walk away, however...
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The Museum (Lets Play) / int_b43dfc8d	type	Your Days Are Numbered
The Museum (Lets Play) / int_b43dfc8d	comment	Your Days Are Numbered: Urus Ghostumbral's initial motivation for adventuring - he was suffering from the Silver Plague, and sought a means of curing himself. This was resolved surprisingly fast courtesy of Gopet the Putrid Cyst's power, at the cost of essentially trapping Urus in a Deal with the Devil with the God of Plagues.
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The Museum (Lets Play) / int_b58b4e3c	type	Too Dumb to Live
The Museum (Lets Play) / int_b58b4e3c	comment	Too Dumb to Live: One of Logic Legendfinder's companions thought it was a good idea to jump in front of a dragon without a shield. It was not.
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The Museum (Lets Play) / int_b8878bff	type	Throne Made of X
The Museum (Lets Play) / int_b8878bff	comment	Lonelythrall drops a 40K reference when killing his first Roc. His submission is also a throne made out of night troll, megabeast, and clown skulls.
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The Museum (Lets Play) / int_b89ed08a	type	Obvious Rule Patch
The Museum (Lets Play) / int_b89ed08a	comment	Obvious Rule Patch: Following the discovery of civilized demons as a playable race, it was swiftly agreed upon by the players that playing as one was verboten due to their extreme size and stats relative to other adventurers. Well, with one exception for nogoodnames, who solved a Game-Breaking Bug as shown under Overpopulation Crisis.
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The Museum (Lets Play) / int_b8dde2	type	Evil Overlord
The Museum (Lets Play) / int_b8dde2	comment	Evil Overlord: Dreamypuzzled the Eternal-Soul intends to become this. Again.
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The Museum (Lets Play) / int_b97a2fa7	type	Forced Transformation
The Museum (Lets Play) / int_b97a2fa7	comment	Forced Transformation: The means by which Hands of Planegifts are made involves this, with unspecified methods being used to re-shape the subject's body into the serpentine form of a Hand.
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The Museum (Lets Play) / int_ba6cf869	type	Rape, Pillage, and Burn
The Museum (Lets Play) / int_ba6cf869	comment	Rape, Pillage, and Burn: The Curious Horror was fond of this, often conducting massacres and razing sites during wartime. This was eventually turned back on them, as Ironwardsâ€™ dwarves repeatedly assaulted their sites, slaughtered nearly half of their total population, and even temporarily dissipated the civilisation in the late 780s. Some adventurers also use The Curious Horrorâ€™s historical record of this to justify their rampages through goblin dark pits.
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The Museum (Lets Play) / int_bbd8d3f4	type	Adventurer Archaeologist
The Museum (Lets Play) / int_bbd8d3f4	comment	Bralbaard Hammerfishes has become this following his ascent to the position of King of The Walled Dye and subsequent deposing/decision to return to adventuring.
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The Museum (Lets Play) / int_bbfaa837	type	Knight Templar
The Museum (Lets Play) / int_bbfaa837	comment	Knight Templar: Istrul Tababehal, self-described Inquisitor and Religious Bruiser who actively hunts down anything he considers "unclean" (vampires, werebeasts of all ages, non-humans...)
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The Museum (Lets Play) / int_bc74ef27	type	Berserk Button
The Museum (Lets Play) / int_bc74ef27	comment	For Lurker Lockkingdom, his extreme hatred of Goblins. When he picks an ill-advised fight with a goblin, heâ€™s promptly taken out when the goblin's friends gang up on him and bash his head in with a war hammer.
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The Museum (Lets Play) / int_bd2812b5	type	Ascend to a Higher Plane of Existence
The Museum (Lets Play) / int_bd2812b5	comment	Ascend to a Higher Plane of Existence: Dishmab, having defeated everything that The Portentous Domain could throw at him, is elevated to godhood by Armok in recognition of his power and deeds. note The out-of-universe reason was that Dishmab essentially disappeared (possibly due to a bug) at some point, rendering it impossible to find him in-game. Since he was easily one of the most powerful adventurers in all of The Museum's continuities and had a reputation as an unofficial Memetic Badass among the Museum's players, this was written in as an explanation for him vanishing.
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The Museum (Lets Play) / int_bdd7fd6b	type	These Hands Have Killed
The Museum (Lets Play) / int_bdd7fd6b	comment	Imic Heatherwind is brutally murdered by a pair of goblins that he accidentally stumbles across, only a day or two after suffering severe emotional trauma from killing a human in self-defence.
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The Museum (Lets Play) / int_be009544	type	Holy City
The Museum (Lets Play) / int_be009544	comment	Holy City: A number of them, though most of the world doesn't know about them due to being All There in the Manual.
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The Museum (Lets Play) / int_be30e493	type	Undignified Death
The Museum (Lets Play) / int_be30e493	comment	Undignified Death: Overlapping with Disney Villain Death. Raki Umberclan the Bulbous, having been resurrected as a powerful form of undead, gets knocked into a Bottomless Pit by a Devil of Steam, permakilling him in something of an ignoble end for a previous Villan Protagonist.
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The Museum (Lets Play) / int_c3b760ed	type	ZigZaggedTrope
The Museum (Lets Play) / int_c3b760ed	comment	A strange case of an In-Universe crisis having an out-of-game effect - a bug lead to ridiculous numbers (as in, 2.5 billion by the time the issue was solved) of necromancer experiments spawning in a few hamlets, to the point of crashing the game if someone tried to enter the settlements and rendering the popular Legends Viewer utility unusable due to an overflow error. It was eventually solved by using Dfhack's gm-editor tool to delete the populations of the hamlets, after which the bug did not reoccur.
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The Museum (Lets Play) / int_c3c2eea0	type	Heritage Disconnect
The Museum (Lets Play) / int_c3c2eea0	comment	Heritage Disconnect: Nine Shovelmurders is an elf raised by enslaved dwarves in a human civilization's mines, with this as the result. She notes that the elves' morality tales come off as inane, expresses discomfort at sleeping outside rather than underground or in a building, and is revolted by the elves' Sapient Eat Sapient practices.
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The Museum (Lets Play) / int_c75df49a	type	Shout-Out
The Museum (Lets Play) / int_c75df49a	comment	Shout-Out: Moldath's very first words are one, as the Naked on Arrival dwarf beats a goblin bandit to death. Lonelythrall drops a 40K reference when killing his first Roc. His submission is also a throne made out of night troll, megabeast, and clown skulls.
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The Museum (Lets Play) / int_ce104b8e	type	Serial Escalation
The Museum (Lets Play) / int_ce104b8e	comment	Museum III took this up to eleven in epic fashion; after several in-game decades of Urus Ghostumbral the Cold Abbey of Knowing holding the record at 1141 kills (besting Dishmab's record by the skin of his teeth), it was veritably obliterated as Avolition Holyblood the Autumnal Kingdoms and Moldath Mournsaints reached a kill count of 9029 and 4147 respectively, over the course of two or three turns note It should be noted that due to the changes to the unofficial in-thread system used to record the actions of adventurers, this excludes most non-notable kills; with them, it is likely to be even higher.
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The Museum (Lets Play) / int_d0309fad	type	Religion is Magic
The Museum (Lets Play) / int_d0309fad	comment	Religion is Magic: Most, if not all, of the magic in the world comes from deities.
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The Museum (Lets Play) / int_d1fdb05d	type	Plague Zombie
The Museum (Lets Play) / int_d1fdb05d	comment	The Obin Blight began as a downplayed example of this; the blighted thralls involved in spreading the Blight were mostly confined to The Realm of Silver and a few settlements outside of it, but their ability to travel between sites (only becoming hostile when encountered) and convert others via bite swiftly resulted in them beginning to spread uncontrollably.
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The Museum (Lets Play) / int_d5d976dd	type	I Have Many Names
The Museum (Lets Play) / int_d5d976dd	comment	I Have Many Names: Although somewhat rare, a few adventurers assume multiple identities over the course of their games, with this as the result.
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The Museum (Lets Play) / int_d959f4db	type	Immortality Seeker
The Museum (Lets Play) / int_d959f4db	comment	Gleefully inverted by Moldath Mournsaints, who actively sought out methods of becoming undead and even manipulated events such that he would be resurrected repeatedly, gaining even more power in doing so.
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The Museum (Lets Play) / int_d965507b	type	Tragic Mistake
The Museum (Lets Play) / int_d965507b	comment	Tragic Mistake: Amala Fragrantshaft using Okirramtak to defend herself against Ketas Indigovaulted. This leads to her having a major My God, What Have I Done? moment when its bloodlust results in her sister Mucka being killed during Amala's rampage through a goblin pit, and ultimately results in her death.
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The Museum (Lets Play) / int_da19c62a	type	Leave No Survivors
The Museum (Lets Play) / int_da19c62a	comment	Leave No Survivors: Okgush Irka, the bloodiest battle in the world to date, ended only with the death of all the undead in the living's way. Considering the nature of the war, this makes a great deal of sense.
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The Museum (Lets Play) / int_db9940c4	type	Famed In-Story
The Museum (Lets Play) / int_db9940c4	comment	Lonelythrall is a famed Hunter of Monsters responsible for slaying numerous megabeasts and even several demons. Heâ€™s also a fanatical worshipper of Armokâ€™s bloodthirsty religion and is incredibly brutal toward his enemies in battle.
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The Museum (Lets Play) / int_dd8c255	type	Hunter of Monsters
The Museum (Lets Play) / int_dd8c255	comment	Jas Gloryage goes from a rough, countryside-born Hunter of Monsters to the Law-Giver of the Realm of Silver, having overthrown the corrupt former government and been elected to the position by a jubilant populace.
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The Museum (Lets Play) / int_e17114	type	TheAhab
The Museum (Lets Play) / int_e17114	comment	The Ahab: Prince Jeha Sanaquemer of The Nations of Honouring goes after the female giant grizzly bear Weatheredroof three times, failing to kill her each time. He brands her an enemy of his civilization for having the temerity to survive him (and possibly even names her). Like the Trope Namer, this eventually leads to his doom when she slays him on his fourth attempt, followed by Weatheredroofâ€™s peaceful death after a long life.
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The Museum (Lets Play) / int_e1acc872	type	From Nobody to Nightmare
The Museum (Lets Play) / int_e1acc872	comment	From Nobody to Nightmare: Moldath Mournsaints went from a unknown, penniless Outsider without anything more than a whip to his name to a Nigh-Invulnerable One-Man Army with incredible knowledge of The Dark Arts, clad in full adamantine plate who regularly tears through small armies, megabeasts, and anything else that dares get in the way of his quest for more power. Kosoth Salvesank goes from a weak, slow, unskilled wanna-be soldier with a pack full of "borrowed" gear to a vicious killing machine and creator of the Obin Blight, wielding artifact weaponry and armour while serving as an unwitting solider for The Abyssal Cult. Raki Umberclan the Bulbous went from a mere courier for the elves to an Ax-Crazy weremammoth-spawning Monster Progenitor and powerful intelligent undead.
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The Museum (Lets Play) / int_e2de05e8	type	Throw the Book at Them
The Museum (Lets Play) / int_e2de05e8	comment	Avolition Holyblood slew more than 2385 goblins, undead, and other assorted monsters with a tube agate book, Common Sense Goblins.
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The Museum (Lets Play) / int_e5421161	type	Expy
The Museum (Lets Play) / int_e5421161	comment	Expy: By their creator's admission, The Abyssal Sanctuary and The Pit are more or less Moria, Dwarf Fortress edition.
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The Museum (Lets Play) / int_e542d889	type	Gorn
The Museum (Lets Play) / int_e542d889	comment	Gorn: One of the exhibits in the first Museum consists of 31494 items made of human body parts, all stacked into a pile. Several exhibits in the third are little more than massive piles of corpses and body parts.
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The Museum (Lets Play) / int_e567510d	type	Determinator
The Museum (Lets Play) / int_e567510d	comment	Determinator: Galka Kinddrummed. Despite being badly injured by aggressive wildlife, finding out the Realm of Silver's glory was a lie, facing off against murderous hordes of Blighted Thralls, and overall being put through a physical and emotional gauntlet he refuses to give up. Moldath Mournsaints has been been to Hell and back (both literally and otherwise), is cursed by various afflictions (if being a necromancer that needs to drink blood isn't bad enough, he caught a contagion that slowly rots his body. His very immortal body), to the point where he's little more than an ambulatory corpse in perpetual physical pain. Heâ€™s still going strong by the 850s.
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The Museum (Lets Play) / int_e5ca789b	type	Suppressed History
The Museum (Lets Play) / int_e5ca789b	comment	Suppressed History: An interesting variation. Bralbaard generated the world with "Hidden history" so the players may discover the world without Legends Mode immediately revealing everything.
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The Museum (Lets Play) / int_e87dcc7d	type	Emotion Suppression
The Museum (Lets Play) / int_e87dcc7d	comment	Bralbaard Hammerfishes, who is disturbed by the effects of his undead nature and admits there is much he would give up to live again. Part of the reason behind his creation of Herograves was to avert this trope for future adventurers.
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The Museum (Lets Play) / int_ea39d156	type	Who Wants to Live Forever?
The Museum (Lets Play) / int_ea39d156	comment	Who Wants to Live Forever?: Bralbaard Hammerfishes, who is disturbed by the effects of his undead nature and admits there is much he would give up to live again. Part of the reason behind his creation of Herograves was to avert this trope for future adventurers. Gleefully inverted by Moldath Mournsaints, who actively sought out methods of becoming undead and even manipulated events such that he would be resurrected repeatedly, gaining even more power in doing so.
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The Museum (Lets Play) / int_eaae04eb	type	Museum of the Strange and Unusual
The Museum (Lets Play) / int_eaae04eb	comment	Museum of the Strange and Unusual: The eponymous Museum; since there are no real restrictions on what can be submitted (or where they need to be put), exhibits range from the corpses of titanic beasts and priceless articles of jewellery to bags of husk-creating dust and collections of dice. Overlaps with Mishmash Museum, as the vast majority of the exhibits are located in one area with little regard for categories.
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The Museum (Lets Play) / int_eb467486	type	Monster Progenitor
The Museum (Lets Play) / int_eb467486	comment	Monster Progenitor: A posthumous example. Asmel Minepass's blood is directly responsible for creating the vast majority of vampires in Orid Xem over a century after his death. Zolak Wretchedmaligned, one of Orid Xem's first known Blighted Thralls. While Zolak created very few Blighted thralls in turn, their descendant-by-curse (having been infected by another adventurer, Hannibal Valleyball) Shethbah Pagetribe was responsible for infecting Kosoth Salvesank, who would proceed to unleash the Obin Blight on a near-worldwide scale.
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The Museum (Lets Play) / int_ee7a60e9	type	One-Steve Limit
The Museum (Lets Play) / int_ee7a60e9	comment	One-Steve Limit: Averted; prominent characters and adventurers are known to share names, such as Ketas Immortalitymatched and Ketas Indigovaulted, Vafice Wispcrypt and Vafice Lutecover, or Galka Fancyrocks and Galka Kinddrummed.
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The Museum (Lets Play) / int_f765e2d3	type	Dying Alone
The Museum (Lets Play) / int_f765e2d3	comment	Nine Shovelmurders dies a pointless, brutal death in the middle of nowhere at the hands of several bandits.
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The Museum (Lets Play) / int_fc89c222	type	Enslaved Elves
The Museum (Lets Play) / int_fc89c222	comment	Enslaved Elves: Played with. The western human kingdoms are noted to possess elven slaves and their time as a powerful race is generally considered past, but at least one independent nation of elves exists.
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The Museum (Lets Play) / int_fd497706	type	Accidental Murder
The Museum (Lets Play) / int_fd497706	comment	Galka Kinddrummed has a major one of these after accidentally killing his friend Bekdil during an argument in the mines. It continues to haunt him long after the deed is done, and is even reflected in his Museum submission - six hundred and sixty figurines of Bekdil Wavetwists, hand-carved by Galka as a sign of his regret.
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