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* [[Karma Houdini]]: If the complementary book "Memoirs of Auberon of Faerie" is anywhere near correct, ''all'' the Fae, whether Seele or Unseele are {{spoiler|unrepented mass murderess, '''literally''' killing, raping, torturing and bringing two entire dimensions worht of Millions of Humans to extinction... and so far they had shown no sense of remorse}}. It really gave you a new perspective of the witty, charming Fae you met in the Ballroom, isn't?. |
* [[Karma Houdini]]: If the complementary book "Memoirs of Auberon of Faerie" is anywhere near correct, ''all'' the Fae, whether Seele or Unseele are {{spoiler|unrepented mass murderess, '''literally''' killing, raping, torturing and bringing two entire dimensions worht of Millions of Humans to extinction... and so far they had shown no sense of remorse}}. It really gave you a new perspective of the witty, charming Fae you met in the Ballroom, isn't?. |
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* [[Literary Agent Hypothesis]]: The ''Castle Falkenstein'' books are allegedly written by Tom Olam, an acquaintance of game publisher Mike Pondsmith who mysterously vanished during a vacation in Europe; Olam sends documents to Pondsmith claiming to have been abducted to a Steam Punk-plus-magic alternate world, in which he wrote the rules to the game using cards because the local nobility were scandalized at the thought of gaming with dice. |
* [[Literary Agent Hypothesis]]: The ''Castle Falkenstein'' books are allegedly written by Tom Olam, an acquaintance of game publisher Mike Pondsmith who mysterously vanished during a vacation in Europe; Olam sends documents to Pondsmith claiming to have been abducted to a Steam Punk-plus-magic alternate world, in which he wrote the rules to the game using cards because the local nobility were scandalized at the thought of gaming with dice. |
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** Invoked [[In-Universe]], to say that characters and their authors each exist. For example, describing this the author relates an incident in which while attending a lecture by Darwin, he notices [[Sherlock Holmes|A.C.Doyle and Dr. Watson]] having a discussion between themselves about the lecture. |
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* [[Mayincatec]]: The blood mages |
* [[Mayincatec]]: The blood mages |
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* [[One-Gender Race]]: Dwarves are exclusively male. They mate with the females of other Faerie-kind; male offspring are Dwarves, while female offspring are the same kind of Fae as their mother. |
* [[One-Gender Race]]: Dwarves are exclusively male. They mate with the females of other Faerie-kind; male offspring are Dwarves, while female offspring are the same kind of Fae as their mother. |
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