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== Tabletop Games == |
== Tabletop Games == |
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* ''[[Warhammer]]'' gives us Baragor, the so-called [[Death Seeker|Slayer King.]] Rather than going to seek his glorious death in battle like the rest of the Slayers, he's forced to run his city-state. His solution is to turn his city into a home for Slayers. [[Our Dwarves Are All the Same|Warhammer Dwarves being what they are,]] ''all of Baragor's sons for five generations'' have become [[Death Seeker|Slayers]] themselves. |
* ''[[Warhammer Fantasy Battle]]'' gives us Baragor, the so-called [[Death Seeker|Slayer King.]] Rather than going to seek his glorious death in battle like the rest of the Slayers, he's forced to run his city-state. His solution is to turn his city into a home for Slayers. [[Our Dwarves Are All the Same|Warhammer Dwarves being what they are,]] ''all of Baragor's sons for five generations'' have become [[Death Seeker|Slayers]] themselves. |
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* In the 3.5 Dungeons & Dragons supplement ''The Book of Erotic Fantasy'' (a 3rd party supplement dealing expressly with sex and all its aspects in the terms of the d20 system), there is a spell called ''Shadow Life''. It is distinctly separate from the theme of the rest of the book, as on its own it has no sexual connotations. It grants the target ( a recently-dead character) one extra day of life for every level the caster has. The flavor text is especially poignant. |
* In the 3.5 Dungeons & Dragons supplement ''The Book of Erotic Fantasy'' (a 3rd party supplement dealing expressly with sex and all its aspects in the terms of the d20 system), there is a spell called ''Shadow Life''. It is distinctly separate from the theme of the rest of the book, as on its own it has no sexual connotations. It grants the target ( a recently-dead character) one extra day of life for every level the caster has. The flavor text is especially poignant. |
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{{quote|''A life cut short. [[Unfinished Business|A quest left unfinished]]. One more task to be done.''}} |
{{quote|''A life cut short. [[Unfinished Business|A quest left unfinished]]. One more task to be done.''}} |
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== Video Games == |
== Video Games == |
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* ''[[Metal Gear Solid 4 Guns of the Patriots]]'': Between his accelerated aging and {{spoiler|the threat of the mutant Fox Die causing a pandemic}}, Snake knows he's not going to be around much longer, but he still has to take out Liquid first. |
* ''[[Metal Gear Solid 4: Guns of the Patriots]]'': Between his accelerated aging and {{spoiler|the threat of the mutant Fox Die causing a pandemic}}, Snake knows he's not going to be around much longer, but he still has to take out Liquid first. |
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* Auron in ''[[Final Fantasy X]]'' {{spoiler|actually died trying to avenge his friends ''before'' the game, then as an Unsent}} lived for ten years [[Unfinished Business|so he could guide his friends' kids to finish the job]]. |
* Auron in ''[[Final Fantasy X]]'' {{spoiler|actually died trying to avenge his friends ''before'' the game, then as an Unsent}} lived for ten years [[Unfinished Business|so he could guide his friends' kids to finish the job]]. |
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