#Planescape torment tv tropes manual

You have several opportunities to cross it yourself. Moral Event Horizon: There's a chance it will be crossed in the story's narrative.Magnificent Bastard: The Practical Incarnation.The guy sending the Symbol of Torment spell? It's the DM.Despite the fact that the Nameless One appears as a human male, albeit covered in scars (not only on screen, but characters who bring up the Nameless One's appearance also describe him this way), and the game's creators have outright said that, while they don't * know* who he was, they do * know* who he was not, and he was not Zerthimon. A popular fan one is that the Nameless One's original incarnation is Zerthimon.Epileptic Trees: The plot itself can give birth to umpteen, but in-game dialogue mentions an all-time great: that the Lady Of Pain, mysterious and godlike ruler of Sigil, who can banish lawbreakers to endless, eternal mazes (or just kill them by casting a shadow made of thousands of magical blades) for crimes like murder, treason or daring to worship her, is actually six giant squirrels wearing a cloak, a ring of levitation and an illusion spell.Particularly Fall-from-Grace, who actually manages to damage him.

Dying Moment of Awesome: Your party members, when they try to put up a fight against the Transcendent One.Most of the Leitmotifs, especially Deionarra's.Crowning Music of Awesome: The Recurring Riff, and by extension, most of the battle music and the background music for The Very Definitely Final Dungeon.Crowning Moment of Heartwarming: Playing as a good character nets you a lot of these.Crowning Moment of Funny: Morte and hookers.Several of the spell animations as well, specifically the Rune of Torment, or descriptions of what happens when you cast the spell, like Abyssal Fury.Crowning Moment of Awesome: Talking the Final Boss to death.It didn't help that combat, Diablo II's bread and butter, tended to feel like an afterthought in this game.Cult Classic: Essentially doomed to this, given that about seven months after this game came out, a sequel to a much simpler and more popular game came out.Even an evil-aligned Nameless One will be disgusted by his actions. Complete Monster: The Practical Incarnation.After Ravel's death, Mebbeth slowly fades away, filled with regret. Then there's the fragments of herself that she's left around, like poor old Mebbeth, a kind healer who helps you a great deal, should you ask for it. And yet.three times she tried to do an act of kindness, and each time it backfired terribly on her. The stories of her cruelties are legendary, and people are still afraid to talk about her, centuries after she disappeared for good. Alas, Poor Villain: Ravel Puzzlewell is a horrible being, practically an incarnation of evil.PAGES WILL BE DELETED OTHERWISE IF THEY ARE MISSING BASIC MARKUP. DON'T MAKE PAGES MANUALLY UNLESS A TEMPLATE IS BROKEN, AND REPORT IT THAT IS THE CASE. THIS SHOULD BE WORKING NOW, REPORT ANY ISSUES TO Janna2000, SelfCloak or RRabbit42. The Trope workshop specific templates can then be removed and it will be regarded as a regular trope page after being moved to the Main namespace. All new trope pages will be made with the 'Trope Workshop' found on the 'Troper Tools' menu and worked on until they have at least three examples.

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#Planescape torment tv tropes manual

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