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Some of these can overlap. For example, it's possible to poison an enemy as in Type 1, forcing them to overclock their [[Healing Factor]] as in Type 2, and then have a win condition at the ready [[Xanatos Gambit|just in case]], as in Type 3. Characters that do this are likely to be [[Crazy Prepared]].
None of these tactics are seen as the most heroic way to fight, as it's considered more virtuous to [[Let's Fight Like Gentlemen|fight like a gentleman]] and [[Brains Evil, Brawn Good|pit raw talent, skill, and power against an enemy than use cunning to avoid it]]. Thus you'll see this most often used by [[Villains]] or [[Anti-Hero|Anti-Heroes]]. This trope is all about making sure that fight is ''never'' fair. A [[Victory by Endurance]] '''always''' ends with a [[Curb Stomp Battle|curb-stomping]].
Often seen in a [[Mook Horror Show]] situation. Expect a [[Stone Wall]] type character to use this tactic
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