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* [[Abandoned Mine]]: Some abandoned mineshafts are one of the few traces of human civilization John Brown finds in the mountains.
* [[All Hail the Great God Mickey]]: Native adventures interpreted the words of early otherworld adventurers to conclude that [[Experience Points]] and other aspects of an [[RPG Mechanics Verse]] are real, and they simply can’t perceive it.
* [[Alternate Realm Boon]]: The overpowered skill trope is discussed, though John Brown doesn’t seem to have one.
* [[Attack Reflector]]: Yun is able to manipulate his Qi to strengthen his body, letting him kick a bullet shot at him back into the head of a hostile captain.
* [[Anvilicious]]: The work is anti-slavery full stop. This includes the failings of the 13th amendment to completely eradicate legal involuntary servitude in [[The United States]] to the time of writing.
* [[Author Tract]]: The authors views on contemporary conservative American politics, cryptocurrencies, aspects of otaku culture, etc are very clear.
* [[Badass Grandpa]]: At the start of the story John Brown has had 20 kids by the time the story starts, and is pushing 60 despite the hardships of his life through the 1800's. He manages to survive some time unaided in the wilderness and maintains a desire to end slavery, even if through violence.
* [[Badass Normal]]: John Brown operates on his experience from his time on Earth, without clear boons for reincarnation.
* [[Blob Monster]]: Slime monsters can be found in the land of Gemeinplatz.
* [[Book Dumb]]: Jacob Smith is from contemporary Florida, and is explicitly said by the Narrator to not know who John Brown was due to the failure of his education.
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