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* [[Big No]]: Invoked by {{spoiler|Narathzul upon finding out he's a Light-Born. He dies soon after.}}

* [[Black and Gray Morality]]

* [[Continuity Nod]]: You visit the setting of the prequel, Arktwend, at one point. Though only a few parts of it are involved in the Main Quest, it's fully explorable, and populated with familiar landmarks.

* [[Crapsack World]]: Indeed.

* [[Dude, Where's My Respect?]]: You can break the Siege of Cahbaet, liberate the Middle and South realms from tyranny, and {{spoiler|ascend to godhood}}, and people will still give you flak for looking like an Aeterna.

* [[Eats Babies]]: Supposedly the [[Our Elves Are Better|Aeterna]] [[Fantastic Racism|do this]].

* [[End of an Age]]

* [[Fantastic Racism]]: If you play as a [[Half-Human Hybrid|Half-]][[Our Elves Are Better|Aeterna]] you'll get a [[Sarcasm Mode|vague]] sense people don't like you.

* [[Gameplay and Story Segregation]]: {{spoiler|At the end of it all, [[Crowning Moment of Awesome|after you've defeated the Light-Born, ascended to godhood, and defeated Fate itself]], your stats stay exactly the same. You don't even get any extra spells, like in [[The Elder Scrolls|Shivering Isles]]. Also, you are given the option to kill or spare Tyr. It's a purely moral choice, as it doesn't effect your stats any.}}

* [[Hide Your Children]]: Following in the footsteps of [[The Elder Scrolls Four|Oblivion]].

* [[High Fantasy]]

* [[Infinity-1 Sword]]: Item sets can be completed very early, compared to the very late arrival of the {{spoiler|Shadowgod}} armor and are all quite useful. The Magic Winds set however is more powerful than the mage version of the end-game armor, due to the final armor only giving a small mana and resistance boost compared to the crazy boost of mana regen of the Magic Winds (which weighs half as much).