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Console RPG Clichés 121 to 144

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Console RPG Clichés 121 to 144	comment	Index \| 1-24 \| 25-48 \| 49-72 \| 73-96 \| 97-120 \| 121-144 \| 145-168 \| 169-192 \| TV Tropes Version
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Console RPG Clichés 121 to 144 / int_1b89151e	comment	Well, So Much For That: After you have completed your mighty quest to find the object that will save the known universe, it will either a) get lost, b) get stolen, or c) not work.
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Console RPG Clichés 121 to 144 / int_2a015a74	type	Beauty Equals Goodness
Console RPG Clichés 121 to 144 / int_2a015a74	comment	Dealing With Beautiful Women, Part 1 (Yuffie Rule): All good-looking young females are there to help you. This rule holds even when the girl in question is annoying, useless, or clearly evil.
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Console RPG Clichés 121 to 144 / int_2a7e7af1	comment	First Law of Fashion: All characters wear a single costume which does not change over the course of the game. The only exception is when characters dress up in enemy uniforms to infiltrate their base.
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Console RPG Clichés 121 to 144 / int_47a3b75e	comment	Guards! Guards! (or, Lindblum Full Employment Act): Everything will be guarded and gated (elevators, docks, old rickety bridges, random stretches of roadway deep in the forest) except for the stuff that actually needs to be.
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Console RPG Clichés 121 to 144 / int_550754dc	type	Improbable Infant Survival
Console RPG Clichés 121 to 144 / int_550754dc	comment	Child Protection Act (Rydia Rule): Children 12 and under are exempt from death. They will emerge alive from cataclysms that slaughter hundreds of sturdily-built adults, often with barely a scratch. Further protection is afforded if the catastrophe will orphan the child.
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Console RPG Clichés 121 to 144 / int_6b6556ee	type	Mentor Occupational Hazard
Console RPG Clichés 121 to 144 / int_6b6556ee	comment	Missing Master Hypothesis: Almost every strong physical fighter learned everything he/she knows from some old master or friend. Invariably, the master or friend has since turned evil, been killed, or disappeared without a trace.
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Console RPG Clichés 121 to 144 / int_7831b670	type	Gaia's Vengeance
Console RPG Clichés 121 to 144 / int_7831b670	comment	Ecologically sensitive
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Console RPG Clichés 121 to 144 / int_793c3a0b	type	ElementsDoNotWorkThatWay
Console RPG Clichés 121 to 144 / int_793c3a0b	comment	Materials Science 101: Gold, silver, and other precious metals make excellent weapons and armor even though in the real world they are too soft and heavy to use for that purpose. In fact, they work so well that nobody ever melts their solid gold suit of armor down into bullion, sells it, and retires to a tropical isle on the proceeds.
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Console RPG Clichés 121 to 144 / int_7f3be191	type	Impossibly Cool Clothes
Console RPG Clichés 121 to 144 / int_7f3be191	comment	Second Law of Fashion: Any character's costume, no matter how skimpy, complicated, or simply outlandish, is always completely suitable to wear when climbing around in caves, hiking across the desert, and slogging through the sewers. It will continue to be completely suitable right afterwards when said character goes to meet the King.
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Console RPG Clichés 121 to 144 / int_85a782c7	type	Space Clothes
Console RPG Clichés 121 to 144 / int_85a782c7	comment	Third Law of Fashion: In any futuristic setting, the standard uniform for female soldiers and special agents will include a miniskirt and thigh-high stockings. The standard uniform for all male characters, military or not, will include an extraordinarily silly and enormous hat. (See also Crystal Spires and Togas)
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Console RPG Clichés 121 to 144 / int_8c96ae78	type	No One Could Survive That!
Console RPG Clichés 121 to 144 / int_8c96ae78	comment	Falling Rule (or, Murdoc Rule): An RPG character can fall any distance onto anything without suffering anything worse than brief unconsciousness. In fact, falling a huge distance is an excellent cure for otherwise fatal wounds — anyone who you see shot, stabbed, or mangled and then tossed off a cliff is guaranteed to return later in the game with barely a scratch.
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Console RPG Clichés 121 to 144 / int_8dd4a996	type	Identical Grandson
Console RPG Clichés 121 to 144 / int_8dd4a996	comment	Inheritance of Acquired Characteristics (Ramus Rule): Twenty-three generations may pass, but any person's direct descendant will still look and act just like him.
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Console RPG Clichés 121 to 144 / int_949221ec	type	Evil is Cool
Console RPG Clichés 121 to 144 / int_949221ec	comment	Absolute Power Corrupts Absolutely (Althena Rule): If a good guy is manipulated to the side of evil, they will suddenly find a new inner strength that will enable them to wipe out your whole party with a wave of their hand.
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Console RPG Clichés 121 to 144 / int_9b8e2257	type	Overrated and Underleveled
Console RPG Clichés 121 to 144 / int_9b8e2257	comment	Law of NPC Relativity (Magus Rule): Characters can accomplish superhuman physical feats, defeat enemies with one hand tied behind their back and use incredible abilities — until they join your party and you can control them. Then these wonderful powers all vanish, along with most of their hit points. (Commonly related to either Good Is Dumb, Boring and/or Impotent)note For the record, Magus, after whom this rule is alternately named, is a justified example of the trope. His powers were drained by Lavos before he could join you.
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Console RPG Clichés 121 to 144 / int_a3c0d670	type	Evil Chancellor
Console RPG Clichés 121 to 144 / int_a3c0d670	comment	First Rule of Politics (Chancellor's Axiom): Any advisor of a major ruler has been scheming after his throne for quite a while. Thanks to the miracle of timing, you will arrive at the king's inner sanctum Just in Time for the coup.
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Console RPG Clichés 121 to 144 / int_be03ba89	type	Lost World
Console RPG Clichés 121 to 144 / int_be03ba89	comment	The Ominous Ring of Land: The classic Ominous Ring of Land is a popular terrain feature that frequently doesn't show up on your world map. Just when you think things are going really well and you've got the Forces of Evil on the run, monsters, demons and mad gods will pour out of the center of the ring and the situation will get ten times worse. The main villain also usually hangs out in one of these after attaining godhood. If there are several Ominous Rings of Land or the entire world map is one big ring, you are just screwed. (See also The Very Definitely Final Dungeon)
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Console RPG Clichés 121 to 144 / int_c69ae9b2	type	Self-Destruct Mechanism
Console RPG Clichés 121 to 144 / int_c69ae9b2	comment	Thank You For Pressing The Self-Destruct Button: All enemy installations and city-sized military vehicles will be equipped with a conveniently located, easy-to-operate self-destruct mechanism. (See also Big Red Button)
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Console RPG Clichés 121 to 144 / int_cadf2d2a	type	Death of a Thousand Cuts
Console RPG Clichés 121 to 144 / int_cadf2d2a	comment	Vulnerable to weapons 1/10,000th its size
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Console RPG Clichés 121 to 144 / int_dcb9c541	type	Ship Tease
Console RPG Clichés 121 to 144 / int_dcb9c541	comment	"You Couldn't Get To Sleep Either, Huh?": If any character in the game ever meets any other character standing alone at night looking at the moon, those two will eventually fall in love. (a variant of Inn Security)
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Console RPG Clichés 121 to 144 / int_e0f75086	type	Good Republic, Evil Empire
Console RPG Clichés 121 to 144 / int_e0f75086	comment	Last Rule of Politics: Kingdoms are good. Empires are evil.
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Console RPG Clichés 121 to 144 / int_eedee4d	type	The Starscream
Console RPG Clichés 121 to 144 / int_eedee4d	comment	Second Rule of Politics (Scapegoat's Axiom): If the advisor works for an evil ruler, the advisor is as bad or even worse, and there's a good chance he's the final villain. (See Fake Ending Rule.) If the advisor works for a good ruler, he usually has the good of the kingdom at heart; not that that helps, because your party will invariably be made the scapegoat for all that's wrong with the nation and immediately thrown in the dungeon.
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Console RPG Clichés 121 to 144 / int_f36c4f98	type	Easily Forgiven
Console RPG Clichés 121 to 144 / int_f36c4f98	comment	All Is Forgiven (Nash Rule): However, when the trusted member of your party turns against you, do not give it a second thought. They will return to your side after they're done with their amnesia/mind control/hidden noble goal that caused them to give away all your omnipotent mystical artifacts.
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Console RPG Clichés 121 to 144 / int_f5a3e496	type	Suspiciously Similar Substitute
Console RPG Clichés 121 to 144 / int_f5a3e496	comment	Pinch Hitter Rule: Whenever a member of the hero's team is killed or retires, no matter how unique or special he or she was there is a good chance someone will show up to replace them that has exactly the same abilities and can use the same weapons with the same proficiency.
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Console RPG Clichés 121 to 144 / int_f829585a	type	Beauty Is Bad
Console RPG Clichés 121 to 144 / int_f829585a	comment	Dealing With Beautiful Women, Part 2 (Rouge Rule): All good-looking middle-aged females are out to kill you. This rule holds even when the woman in question has attained your unwavering trust and respect.
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