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== [[Role Playing Game]] ==
* The ''[[Final Fantasy]]'' series has this trope in spades:
** ''[[Final Fantasy IV]]'' had something like this. If you walk around in the developers' room you'll run into random encounters with monsters named after developers. You can fight them, but they don't do much to you besides talk.
** "Magic Pots" first appeared in ''[[Final Fantasy V]]'', where they asked the player to [[Give Me Your Inventory Item]], and variations of them appear in most subsequent games. This entry also had a [[Hidden Elf Village]] that was randomly encountered in a certain patch of forest, with the usual [[Fight Woosh]].
** ''[[Final Fantasy VI]]'''s Magic Pots simply ask for Elixirs ... while using Elixirs on you.
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* ''[[Legend of Dragoon]]'' has a "boss fight" in an early dungeon (the Shrine of Shirley) which is actually just a series of questions about your party's motivations and so forth. Just Guard in between each question to [[After Boss Recovery|heal all the damage you took during the normal boss fight right beforehand]].
* In ''[[Dragon Age|Dragon Age: Origins]]'' you can occasionally encounter a dwarven vendor as a "random battle" when travelling on the map.
** Since all the [[Random Encounters]] are actually scripted, as you finish sidequests he effectively becomes the ''only'' "random battle" near the end of the game. Which wouldn't be so bad if he wasn't accompanied by [[Audible Sharpness]] and the crossed-swords icon appearing.
* ''[[Lost Odyssey]]'' features NPCs that challenge you to play music by hitting cubes in the battle interface.
* The first ''[[Atelier Iris]]'' game has the "[[Blind Idiot Translation|Ware Cat]]", I mean, "Were Cat", who befriends [[Catgirl|Norn]] and will often appear to offer her items or healing in the first battle upon entering Poto's Forest.
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