Quest for Glory II: Trial by Fire: Difference between revisions

* [[Disney Villain Death]]: {{spoiler|Ad Avis.}}

* [[Eat Me]] - Part of the approach necessary to take down the [[Bonus Boss]].

* [[Eternal Sexual Freedom]]: For a medieval Arabian city, it seems odd that nobody in Shapeir would make a big deal out of whether or not Uhura was married to Simba's father.

* [[Eunuchs Are Evil]]: Near the ending of ''Quest For Glory II'', the hero must sneak past several eunuchs to get into the palace at Raseir - while ''they're'' not explicitly stated to be evil, they're Mooks of the ''very'' evil dictator who you're trying to overthrow, and if they see you it's game over.

* [[Evil Chancellor]]: Ad Avis, to the emir Ali al-Din Hasan.

* [[The Good Chancellor]]: [[Grand Vizier Jafar|Grand Vizier Ja'Afar]], to the sultan Harun al-Rashid.

* [[Hurricane of Puns]]: Hooboy, where to start. Try looking at Dinarzad's guard. Or ask Keapon Laffin about fish. Actually, just about anything Keapon says fits this trope.

* [[I Am Not Left Handed]]: In the remake, you can find a villainous example in Khaveen if you're a Fighter. In the beginning, you exchange blows and he seems rather simplistic in his combat style. Then, he knocks your sword out of your hands, which you can retrieve with some dodging. After doing the same to him, you have the opportunity of [[Combat Pragmatist|killing an unarmed man]], or giving him the opportunity to retrieve his sword. If you do the latter, Khaveen will get serious and the combat will be ''seriously'' difficult.