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* [[Healing Hands]]: Heal and Healmore, learned at levels 3 and 17, respectively |
* [[Healing Hands]]: Heal and Healmore, learned at levels 3 and 17, respectively |
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* [[Hello, Insert Name Here]] |
* [[Hello, Insert Name Here]] |
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* [[The Hero]]: Obviously. |
* [[The Hero]]: Obviously. |
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* [[Heroes Prefer Swords]] |
* [[Heroes Prefer Swords]] |
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* [[Heroic Mime]]: Averted, but only at the very end of the game, till then it’s played straight. |
* [[Heroic Mime]]: Averted, but only at the very end of the game, till then it’s played straight. |
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* [[Jack of All Stats]] |
* [[Jack of All Stats]] |
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* [[Light'Em Up]]: Radiant, learned at level 9 |
* [[Light'Em Up]]: Radiant, learned at level 9 |
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* [[Magic Knight]] |
* [[Magic Knight]] |
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* [[One-Man Army]] |
* [[One-Man Army]] |
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* [[Playing with Fire]]: Hurt and Hurtmore (Firebal and Firebane in the GBC version), learned at levels 4 and 19, respectively |
* [[Playing with Fire]]: Hurt and Hurtmore (Firebal and Firebane in the GBC version), learned at levels 4 and 19, respectively |
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* [[Schrödinger's Butterfly]]: In the SNES version, if you accept the Dragonlord's offer that [[We Can Rule Together]], the innkeeper tells him he woke up from a bad dream. If you accept again, it becomes this trope. |
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* [[Standard Status Effects]]: Sleep, learned at level 7, and actually useful for once |
* [[Standard Status Effects]]: Sleep, learned at level 7, and actually useful for once |
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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 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 Dream). |
* [[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 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 Dream). |
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* [[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. |
* [[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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* [[Damsel in Distress]] |
* [[Damsel in Distress]] |
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* [[Dub Name Change]]: From Lora to Gwaelin. |
* [[Dub Name Change]]: From Lora to Gwaelin. |
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* [[Heroes Want Redheads]] |
* [[Heroes Want Redheads]] |
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* [[Pimped-Out Dress]] |
* [[Pimped-Out Dress]] |
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* [[Save the Princess]] |
* [[Save the Princess]] |
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* [[Big Bad]] |
* [[Big Bad]] |
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* [[Dub Name Change]]: From Dracolord to Dragonlord. |
* [[Dub Name Change]]: From Dracolord to Dragonlord. |
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* [[Evil Sorcerer]] |
* [[Evil Sorcerer]] |
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* [[One-Winged Angel]]: In the American release and all future releases, [[Scaled Up|he transforms into a dragon]]. |
* [[One-Winged Angel]]: In the American release and all future releases, [[Scaled Up|he transforms into a dragon]]. |
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* [[Orcus on His Throne]]: The Dragonlord pretty much just sits in his castle all game and waits for you to come and kick his arse. |
* [[Orcus on His Throne]]: The Dragonlord pretty much just sits in his castle all game and waits for you to come and kick his arse. |
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