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* [[Combination Attack]]: Skills and magic can be used in combination of two or more people to create more potent attacks. |
* [[Combination Attack]]: Skills and magic can be used in combination of two or more people to create more potent attacks. |
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* [[Corrupt Church]]: The Church of the Three Heroes, the national religion of Melromarc (well, ''former'' national religion now); technically an offshoot of the far more benign (but mostly forgotten) Four Saint's Faith, the church has degenerated into a politically motivated and corrupt cult intent on demonizing the Shield Hero and normalizing [[Politically Incorrect Villain| discrimination against Demi-Humans]]; and speaking of the Church: |
* [[Corrupt Church]]: The Church of the Three Heroes, the national religion of Melromarc (well, ''former'' national religion now); technically an offshoot of the far more benign (but mostly forgotten) Four Saint's Faith, the church has degenerated into a politically motivated and corrupt cult intent on demonizing the Shield Hero and normalizing [[Politically Incorrect Villain| discrimination against Demi-Humans]]; and speaking of the Church: |
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** [[Sinister Minister]]: Biscas T. Balmus, High Priest and current leader of the Church is a guy who [[Villain With Good Publicity| seems about as threatening as a kindly old grandfather]], but underneath, [[The Chessmaster| he's the mastermind behind all of the Cult's atrocious actions, [[The Man Behind The Man| using both Aultcray and Malty as willing pawns.]] |
** [[Sinister Minister]]: Biscas T. Balmus, High Priest and current leader of the Church is a guy who [[Villain With Good Publicity| seems about as threatening as a kindly old grandfather]], but underneath, [[The Chessmaster| he's the mastermind]] behind all of the Cult's atrocious actions, [[The Man Behind The Man| using both Aultcray and Malty as willing pawns.]] |
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* [[Evolving Weapon]]: The Legendary Weapons level up with their hero while also being able to absorb material from monsters and other objects. The absorption method unlocks new forms that come with new stats and skills. |
* [[Evolving Weapon]]: The Legendary Weapons level up with their hero while also being able to absorb material from monsters and other objects. The absorption method unlocks new forms that come with new stats and skills. |
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* [[RPG Mechanics Verse]]: Everyone in the world of the Rising of the Shield Hero works quite similar to an RPG. Everyone has MP, which represents their mana, are used for magic and skills. The Cardinal Heroes have SP, which is used for skills from the different forms of their weapons. {{Spoiler|There is also once a person's level is max out at 40; they can use the Dragon Hourglass to get a class up, which means better stats, skills, and magic. The heroes do not have to worry about such limitations due to how their weapon allows them to level up without restriction.}} |
* [[RPG Mechanics Verse]]: Everyone in the world of the Rising of the Shield Hero works quite similar to an RPG. Everyone has MP, which represents their mana, are used for magic and skills. The Cardinal Heroes have SP, which is used for skills from the different forms of their weapons. {{Spoiler|There is also once a person's level is max out at 40; they can use the Dragon Hourglass to get a class up, which means better stats, skills, and magic. The heroes do not have to worry about such limitations due to how their weapon allows them to level up without restriction.}} |
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