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''Dungeon Defenders'' is a video game developed by Trendy Entertainment that combines the tactics and long-term gameplay of [[Tower Defence]] with the chaos of an [[Action RPG]]. You are one of four great heroes, who long ago [[Sealed Evil in
* The Apprentice - Tower-based DPS. The Apprentice's defences focus on killing opponents with magical or elemental damage, sacrificing most of his crowd control to do so. The Apprentice himself uses staves to shoot enemies, or knock them away with a potent energy wave attack.
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** [[Fragile Speedster]]: Huntress, Monk if no/few stats in hero talents.
** [[Jack of All Stats]]: Series EV, who has a very wide range of abilities and a few buffs and powers unique to her.
* [[Crossover]]: [[Team Fortress 2
* [[Demonic Spiders]]: Used to be Dark Elf Warriors, but now clearly replaced by actual spiders, which will web-stun you, then bite you to death. (or web-stun your towers, then bite them to death)
* [[Disc One Nuke]]: While it's not a cheat per se, if you have a high level squire/apprentice, you can go to a higher level/difficulty dungeon, have them set up defense towers, then switch to a lower level character and use the towers to kill the otherwise lethal monsters. While most of the items will have level requirements to use, one could easily power level a low character and help them get better gear faster than if they tried to level through appropriate maps/difficulties.
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* [[Enemy Mine]]: One of the challenges has the crystal replaced with a friendly ogre. Sounds good right? Except the ogre wanders around, so building static defenses is less effective.
* [[Expressive Mask]]: The Squire's full-helm... has a mouth. And eyebrows.
* [[Everything's Better
* [[Generation Xerox]]: The Legendary Heroes had... something else to do, so they left their younger kin in charge of the castle.
* [[Goofy Print Underwear]]: The Squire doesn't wear any pants, for some reason. This may be a reference to [[Ghosts
* [[Guide Dang It]]: Although the tutorial gives good starter tips, a lot of other things are left up to players to find on their own, unless you use a guide/faq. Such as being able to swap out different characters during the build phase, or that holding down the shift key during the build phase allows you to see on the map if an item upgrade was dropped by a mob (you'll see a green dot if an item is an upgrade to your current stuff, black if it's not). Many new players are also unaware that loot left on the ground when a new combat phase starts auto-sells and splits the mana between all the characters. See the [[Adam Smith Hates Your Guts]] and [[Disc One Nuke]] examples for additional examples.
* [[Heroic Mime]]: The Monk has taken a vow of silence.
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* [[Ms. Fanservice]]: The Huntress comes complete with a [[Bare Your Midriff|bared midriff]], a rump-shaking dance, a hint of [[Jiggle Physics]], and a dangerously low miniskirt.
* [[Nice Job Breaking It, Hero]]: The Monk and Squire caused this during the intro while sparring, [[What the Hell, Hero?|much to the apprentice's dismay]].
* [[No Campaign for
* [[No-Gear Level]]:
** One challenge set requires you to complete a level without a single tower.
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* [[Real Is Brown]]: Said word for word by the tavernkeep, but not present in the game itself.
* [[Robe and Wizard Hat]]: The Apprentice's outfit. [[Invoked Trope|Invoked by the narrator.]]
* [[Schizo-Tech]]: In the same tavern you could have a Wizard's Apprentice that shoots bolts of magical death from a [[Simple Staff]], A Squire that beats things to death with a good ol' fashioned [[BFS]], a monk that shoots energy blasts from his palms while stabbing things with a [[Blade
* [[Shout-Out]]: A plenty.
** Everything from ''[[
** Many of the weapons are also such; you will find everything from a [[
** The squire wears no pants only a pair of boxers with hearts on them as a [[Shout-Out]] to ''[[Video Game/Ghouls N Goblins|Super Ghouls n' Goblins]]''.
** The Series EV's latest costume is the [[Metroid
* [[Tower Defense]]: Main part of the gameplay. Slight variance from other ones in that you also get to control a character who can move independently and attack monsters on your own, as well as repair/upgrade your towers during gameplay. Pure Strategy mode is entirely focused on classic TD gameplay, limiting heroes to upgrading towers during waves.
* [[You Shall Not Pass]]: Your goal in the game is to prevent hordes of mobs from taking out your crystals.
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