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== Hero ==▼
Characters from ''[[{{TOPLEVELPAGE}}]]'' include:
▲== Hero ==
'''A description of the character goes here.'''
{{tropelist|Tropes exhibited by this character include:}}
* [[Flaming Sword]]: The second most powerful weapon you can wield. The best one is Erdrick's sword.
* [[Getting Crap Past the Radar]]: In the first town, you can meet up with an ardent female admirer who will "tag along". If you spend a night while she's with you, the dialog strongly suggests you and the admirer had a night of wild sex. This can also happen while you are escorting Princess Lora. In the GBC version, you can actually spend the night at the inn with both of them in tow!
* [[Guide Dang It]]: Your name actually affects your base stats and stat growth.
* [[Healing Hands]]: Heal and Healmore, learned at levels 3 and 17, respectively.
* [[Hello, Insert Name Here]]: One of the classic examples.
* [[The Hero]]: Obviously.
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== Princess Gwaelin/Lora ==
'''A description of the character goes here.'''
{{tropelist|Tropes exhibited by this character include:}}
* [[Damsel in Distress]]: Damn near the [[Trope Codifier]] for Japanese RPGs.
* [[The Dev Team Thinks of Everything]]: If you are carrying the princess with you to Charlock Castle and talk to the Dragonlord, he actually thanks you for saving him the trouble of having her transported there.
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== Dragonlord ==
'''A description of the character goes here.'''
{{tropelist|Tropes exhibited by this character include:}}
* [[Big Bad]]
* [[Dub Name Change]]: To DracoLord in the GBC games, due to text space limitations.
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* [[We Can Rule Together]]: The Dragonlord makes this offer to you when you confront him. Most players just select no and get on with the battle, but if you accept, you get a [[Nonstandard Game Over|Non-Standard Game Over]] (except in the SNES version where he wakes up in a town near the [[Big Bad]]'s castle, where the innkeeper says that he had a [[Bad Dreams|Bad Dream]]).
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