Totems of the Dead

Totems of the Dead is a Heroic Fantasy RPG setting inspired by the Ancient Americas.

Tropes used in Totems of the Dead include:

Action Girl: Present on the cover art.
All Myths Are True: Particularly Native American, aztec and Norse myth. Cryptozoology is also referenced occasionally.
Alternate History: Not a historical setting, but draws a lot of inspiration from history.
Ancient Astronauts: As seen in the adventure "The Star Being from Yog."
Atlantis: In this case it is an evil dystopia and Advanced Ancient Acropolis.
Aztec Mythology
Badass heroes.
Big Bad "Wildcard" villains.
Big Badass Bird of Prey: Thunderbirds and a number of other giant deadly avians.
Big Badass Wolf
Black Magic: Called "sorcery" or "following a black road."
Blood Magic: Used mainly by the Maztlani.
Chupacabra
Cool Pet: As seen on the cover and some of the interior art/Edges.
Damsel in Distress: Present on the cover art.
Dreaming of Times Gone By in the Obsidian Shadows adventure.
Eldritch Abomination with the possibility of Did You Just Punch Out Cthulhu? in some adventures.
Everything's Better with Dinosaurs with a nod or two to Dinosaurs Are Dragons.
Everything's Better with Princesses: And why not?
Everything's Sparkly with Jewelry
Evil Sorcerer: Can't have swords and sorcery without them!
Famed in Story
Fan Service: Not as much as in some other sword and sorcery titles, but it is in there, both male and female.
Fantasy Counterpart Culture: Most cultures in the Untamed Lands have a real world analogue.
Giant Spider
God of Evil: There are several, particularly the ones worshiped in Atlantis.
Heroic Fantasy: A.k.a. swords and sorcery.
Hot Amazon is present, both as literal Amazon warrior women and through other strong female characters.
Human Sacrifice
Inca Mythology: As seen in the Yaurcoan Empire.
Intoxication Ensues: In the "God in the Pit" adventure.
Kill It with Fire: Most spirit creatures are susceptible to fire damage.
Leg Cling: Present on the cover of the Player's Guide.
Mysterious Mist: Masnifest in the "spirit mist."
Native American Mythology
Necromancer
The Need for Mead: Most (sucessful) adventures end in carousing and revelry.
Noble Savage is an Averted Trope
Norse Mythology
Our Demons Are Different: Demons based on Native American legend.
Our Vampires Are Different: Scaled vampires.
Panthera Awesome: See the panther animal companion on the cover.
Physical God: Human god-kings, as well as gods, demons and other spirits taking physical form.
Pirates are present in both Type I and II.
Random Events Plot
Rated "M" for Manly
Religion of Evil: Ass seen in the religion of Atlantis.
Reptiles Are Abhorrent: Sheti serpent men.
Run or Die: One adventure starts like this.
Scaled Up: Several varieties of giant animal.
Scenery Porn: The art features some dramatic cityscapes.
Shapeshifting abounds, particularly Voluntary Shapeshifting.
Shrouded in Myth
Silver Has Mystic Powers: As does turquoise and jade.
Skin Walker: As a player race.
Sorcerous Overlord: Several sorcerer kings.
Tome of Eldritch Lore: Or birchbark scrolls, petroglyphs, or a runestone in some cases.
The Trickster: Manifests in several forms, from Coyote to Mudhead Kachinas.
Vision Quest: Game contains rules for embarking on one of these.
Wendigo
Wild Child: This trope is turned into an entire player race as seen in the Feral Ones.
World Half Empty: War, invasions, rampaging monsters, awakening eldrich horrors, environmental and social decline.
A World Half Full: Thanks to the heroes, there is still hope.
Wretched Hive: Vidar, city of thieves. Also the Pirate Isles.