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* [[Armor Is Useless]]: Having full hull integrity or more armor doesn't stop your ships from losing cannons.

* [[Arms Dealer]]: You, especially. You buy weapons and you sell them to other ports. And in the majority of the games, weapons and armaments are contraband.

* [[Anything That Moves]]: Zeus

* [[Arabian Nights Days]]: The backdrop of ''Legends.''

* [[Battle Aura]]: There are several people or magic items in ''Tradewinds 2'' and ''Tradewinds Legends'' that grant you this. As an example, the Berserker's Blade{{spoiler|!}} in ''Tradewinds Legends'' {{spoiler|gives your cannons near-perfect accuracy, but at the same time giving your ''enemies'' a slightly better shot at you.}}

* [[Big Bad]]: Several to list, depending on which character you play as.

** In the rest of the series, you may be called to capture or kill a pirate in the story.

* [[The Computer Is a Cheating Bastard]]: Played straight with ''Tradewinds 2''. You cannot buy more than one ship. Your enemies can.

* [[Cool Ship]]: In ''Odyssey'', Triton's Destroyer. Yes, a ship that looks like a ''marlin.''

** [[Cool Airship]]: In ''Legends'', Dragon Boats.

** This is also referenced in a few other character storylines: at one point one of the kings even shows that threatening to make someone [[Red Shirt|be cabin boy on a Sindbad voyage]] is a very effective means of punishment.

* [[Fake Ultimate Hero]]: Theseus.

* [[Gameplay and Story Segregation]]: Just read any of the quests carefully that supposedly have you on a time limit. Yet when you "run over" the time, there is no punishment.

* [[Greek Mythology]]: The backdrop of ''Odyssey''.

 

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