| The Usual Suspects |
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Reference to the setup being the first many players will form, and possibly the film of the same name.
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| Leviticus |
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In the book of Leviticus, verse 18:22 says "Thou shalt not lie with mankind, as with womankind: it is abomination."
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| Soldiers of Fortune
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| Divina Commedia
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Divina Commedia is the Italian name for the Divine Comedy, a famous narrative poem.
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| Sightseeing Tour |
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| Hired Muscle |
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| Fortune Seekers |
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| Despair Faction |
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| Basuras |
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"Basura" means "trash" in Spanish.
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| The Seekers |
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| Beasts of Burden
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| Glory Seekers
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| Seekers of the Grail |
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A reference to the legendary Quest for the Holy Grail by King Arthur and his knights.
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| Blasphemous Scavengers
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| The Collection |
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This is a reference to The Collector and its acquired heads; Barristan's (Man at Arms), Dismas's (Highwayman) Junia's (Vestal) and the Collector (Antiquarian).
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| AAAH!
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The name is a reference to the starting letters of the party.
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| The A Team |
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The A Team is an action-adventure television show from the mid 80s about a group of ex-soldiers for hire. Here the name is more of a pun, as the names of the Heroes here are the Arbalest, Antiquarian, Abomination and Man-at-Arms.
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| Easy Money |
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| Jin-Roh
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Jin-Roh (Jin-Roh: The Wolf Brigade in the US) is a 1999 anime movie about an alternate history where Germany conquered Japan during World War 2.
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| Never Miss A Beat
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| Firing Squad |
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Heroes in this party all have ranged attacks that can hit most enemy targets.
All heroes in this team have mark synergy.
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| Dogs of War
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| Long Arm of the Law
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All of these heroes are hunting those who violate the law.
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| Blood and Iron |
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The Arbalest and Crusader are clad in heavy armor, while the Flagellant and Occultist have symbolism revolving around blood.
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| Marked for Death |
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All heroes make use of the Mark mechanic.
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| Hounds of War |
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| All or nothing |
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| War Party |
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| Stun and Gun
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| Discount Medicine |
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All party members have weak healing skills.
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| Indestructible
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All party members are tanks.
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| Heavy Metal |
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All party members make use of metal armour.
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| Sisterhood |
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All party members are female.
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| The Huntsmen Corps |
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| The Iron Fist |
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Possibly a reference to the Marvel superhero Iron Fist.
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| Deathwatch |
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Deathwatch is the name of a Mandalorian bounty hunting group, featured in Star Wars: The Clone Wars.
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| Vagabonds |
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"Vagabond" refers to those who MOVE often without a home, such as a traveler/wanderer.
In this formation each hero is capable of moving themselves to a different position or subsequently move enemies into different positions.
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| Trouble |
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| Crusaders on March |
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| Blinding Light |
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All of these characters have some form of ability that blinds, gives torch level (light) to the player, or has lore relating to the "light."
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| Axe Brigade |
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| The Last Crusade |
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Reference to the historical last crusades of which were done solely by holy crusaders, much like this party contains.
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| The Inverted Bunch |
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This is the team Red Hook, but in reverse.
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| The Last Supper |
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All party members are religious. This is a reference to the last meal Jesus shared with his apostles, according to the gospels.
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| The Bait and Switch |
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| The Vagrants |
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| Tomb Raiders * |
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"Tomb Raider" is an action-adventure game about fictional archaeologist Lara Croft, and all party members in this formation are grave robbers.
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| The Wolf Pack |
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| Highway Robbery |
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| Smokey and Bandit |
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Reference to the 1977 movie "Smokey and the Bandit".
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| Judge and Execution |
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Likely a reference to a quintessential dark ages execution, where the Leper takes the role of the King, the Bounty Hunter as the Executioner, the Jester as the Crier and the Grave Robber as, presumably, the condemned.
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| The Mercenaries |
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| Les Miserables |
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Les Misérables is a French historical novel by Victor Hugo, first published in 1862, that is considered one of the greatest novels of the 19th century.
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| The Four Horsemen |
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The Four Horsemen symbolize Death, Pestilence, Famine and War.
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| The Exorcists |
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| The Cleanup Crew |
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| Sacrosant Vigilance |
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| Charlie's Angels |
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Charlie's Angels was television show in the 70's about a team of three private investigators employed by the titular Charlie. This team was also suggested by RedHook when they announced the public vote for party combo names.
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| Hell's Belles |
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Belle is the french word for beautiful (when speaking about a woman). Being hellions, and in constrast to the ugly creatures they battle, they are hell's belles. There is a pun intended (hell's bells).
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| Cutthroats |
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| The Quick and The Dead |
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| The Lawless |
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| Chain Gang |
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| Night of the Hunt |
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| Wild Bunch |
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| Bloodbath |
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All party members are capable of inflicting Bleed.
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| Persephone and Cerberus |
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Persephone is queen of the underworld, and Cerberus is the three headed defender of the underworld in Greek mythology.
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| Board and Kennel |
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| Boba Fetch |
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Boba Fett is a bounty hunter from the Star Wars franchise. "Fetch" is a word the means to go for and then bring back someone or something and is commonly used when playing with dogs.
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| Diamond Dogs |
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In Metal Gear Solid V, Big Boss works for a PMC named Diamond Dog, which itself is a reference to David Bowie's eighth studio album "Diamond Dogs."
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| The Howlers |
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| Cry Havoc |
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| Raining Blood |
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The closing track of Slayer's third album "Reign in Blood."
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| Poetic Justice |
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Poetic justice is a literary device in which ultimately virtue is rewarded and viciousness is punished. The Houndmaster (ex-lawman) and Crusader are justice while the Jester and Leper are the poetic.
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| Garston's Garrison
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| The Stance Dance |
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All members of the party move around in the party using various skills. Jester with Solo and Finale, Grave Robber with Lunge and Shadow Fade, The Highwayman with Duelist's Advance and Point Blank Shot, and the Bounty Hunter who can push, pull and shuffle the enemy party.
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| Bountiful Ballad |
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| Bloody Party |
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| Motley Misfits |
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Motley Crew is a term used for a group of individuals working together who hold origins of high contrast in relation to each other. These are also characters with dark humours or high faith, "misfits".
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| A Merry Band of Misfits |
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| The Guilty |
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| Criminal Minds |
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"Criminal Minds" is the name of a show about FBI profilers who analyze crimes of especially twisted individuals before they can strike again.
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| Stout Hearts |
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| Gang of Thieves |
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| Misfits |
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Misfits are an American punk rock band often recognized as the progenitors of the horror punk subgenre.
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| Court of Beasts |
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All of these characters you could find in a court of some kind, or their characteristics are relating to a beast of some form.
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| The Ugly Kid |
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Referring to, how in modern society, people will make fun of a person for their differences.
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| Freakshow |
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Carnival members are sometimes called freakshows. The Abominations and Jesters could both be seen in a carnival.
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| Jokes and Folks |
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| Fools Rush In |
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From the saying "Fools rush in where angels fear to tread."
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| Dance With The Devil |
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| The Covenant |
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| Suicide Squad |
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Reference to the movie/Super Villain team of the same name.
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| Heathens |
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| Rocky Roady Warriors
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| Circus Freaks |
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All of the characters within this party are freaks, could be seen acting in a circus, or both.
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| Masquerade Ball |
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All party members wear masks.
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| Tainted Devotion |
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| The Mercs |
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| The Motley |
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Motley Crew is a term used for a group of individuals working together who hold origins of high contrast in relation to each other.
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| All for One |
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A reference to the Three Musketeers' motto, "All for one, and one for all."
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| Rot Squad |
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Reference to Leprosy, the disease that Lepers suffer from. Causes severe nerve damage that later manifests in rotting flesh.
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| Men at Work |
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Men At Work was a popular band formed in 1978.
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| The Walking Heads |
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| The Travelers |
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| Crypt Robbers |
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| Custodian Crew
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| Open Season * |
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| Open Season * |
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| The Wild Hunt |
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The Wild Hunt are a band of monsters in The Witcher series, who occasionally tangle with the main cast of the series.
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| The Blockade |
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| Crit Happens |
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| The Killers |
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May be a reference to the band of the same name.
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| The Privateers |
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| Kingdom Undone |
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| Bad Karma |
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All of these characters will end up or have caught up with bad karma.
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| Heaven's Devils |
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| Redemption |
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| Pit and Pendulum |
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The name comes from the story of the same name by Edgar Allan Poe, whose works greatly inspired HP Lovecraft's.
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| Blood Money |
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All of these characters will kill or tamper with the dead for a separate cause, be it war, money, or religion.
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| Dark Soul's Night |
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Possibly to the FromSoftware game Dark Souls.
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| The Outcasts |
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| Criminal Intent |
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In olden times, all of these were jobs that were seen as criminal.
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| Nothing Sacred |
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Reference to the quote "Nothing is sacred", and how this party aligns with the quote.
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| Death Sentence |
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| Dysfunctional Family |
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| The Fallen |
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| Darkness Within |
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| Bruiser Brigade |
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| Cleaving Time |
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| Merry Men |
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Possibly a reference to Robin Hood and his band of Merry Men.
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| Brothers in Arms |
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| Monster Within |
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All of these characters have a characteristic that may be described as a monster.
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| Blood for the Blood God
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This is a reference to the Chaos God Khorne from Warhammer 40k.
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| Cirque des Damnés |
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Cirque des Damnés means Circus of the Damned in French. It was also an album by We Are The Fallen. Both the album & band name align with the character's personas.
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| We of Little Faith |
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The phrase originally comes from the book of Matthew Jesus says to Peter "Why are ye fearful, O ye of little faith?"
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| Metal Before Madness |
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Right to left, the first two both are adorned with pieces of metal, the last two are considered mad.
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| The Mad Gamble |
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| Inglorious Bastards
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A highly possible reference to a movie:Inglorious Bastards.
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| Who's Laughing Now? |
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All of those heroes are passively in a positive mood.
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| Cast Out |
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| The Oddballs |
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| A Bloody Banquet |
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| Blood Drive |
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All heroes have abilities that cause enemies to bleed.
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| Nightshift |
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| Fire With Fire |
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Reference to the saying "To fight fire with fire". In this case, fight eldritch horrors with people who summon, and become, eldritch horrors.
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| Bloody Hell |
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All those heroes are known for causing Bleeding.
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| Eldritch Slayers |
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| Make it Bleed |
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| R'yleh R'yleh Ole! |
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R'lyeh is a fictional lost city that first appeared in the H. P. Lovecraft short story "The Call of Cthulhu".
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| Unspoken Horror |
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| Heathen Yell |
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| Grindhouse |
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| Forefront |
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| Tip of the Spear |
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| Status Mayhem |
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| The Trench |
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| Geysers of Blood |
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| Of Blight And Blood |
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A combination of heroes that can blight and bleed enemies equally effectively.
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| Plague Bearers |
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All of these heroes can either cause Bleeding,Blight or are diseased themselves.
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| The Pagan Warrior |
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| Uncultured Filth |
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| The Godless |
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| Mixed Bag |
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| Merciless |
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| Rack and Ruin * |
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| Devil's Playthings |
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| Traveling Circus |
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| The Dark Brigade |
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| Accursed Ones |
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| The Cleaning Crew |
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| Inferno Paradise |
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| Tank N' Spank |
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| Hell's Angels |
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Possible reference to the Hell's Angels Motorcycle Club, one of the most infamous motor clubs.
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| Insurmountable Four |
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Possibly a reference to Marvel's superhero team The Fantastic Four.
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| Holy Quaternity |
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Possibly a reference to the Christian Holy Trinity.
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| The Unlikely Tetret |
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| Hemogoblins |
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This combination isn't actually possible to achieve during normal gameplay due to the religion restriction mechanic.
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| Unhallowed Hand |
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| The Veterans |
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All heroes would have seen vast battles, making them veterans.
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| Scavengers |
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| The Damned Company |
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| Shock and Awe |
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| Toxic Teammates |
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All of these heroes are capable of causing blight.
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| The Dancing Sisters |
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The strategy with this party is to have the Grave Robbers use Lunge and Shadow Fade continuously, "dancing" around the Vestal.
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| The Shunned |
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| Bloodbourne |
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Reference to the FromSoftware game Bloodborne, in which some characters and enemies resemble the characters of the team.
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| Death Dealers |
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| Danse Macabre |
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A reference to an medieval culture dance and art reminding that everybody is balanced in the death's eyes.
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| The Breakers |
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| Valkyries |
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Like the fabled riders of Odin, this team is all female
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| Dangerous Lonesome |
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| Tricky Glory |
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| The Faces of Stress |
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| Shrouded Ones |
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| Commedia dell'arte |
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Commedia is a form of theatre characterized by masked "types" which began in Italy in the 16th century and was responsible for the advent of actresses and improvised performances based on sketches or scenarios.
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| Medieval Spirits |
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| Black Death |
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A reference to a real life deceased disease that wiped out 75 million humans.
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| The Forsaken * |
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| Pragmatic |
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| Blight's Out |
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| Outsiders |
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| Bloody Stunners |
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All the heroes in this team can inflict Bleed and Stun (albeit the Occultist can only do one or the other, and can only bleed other heroes by accident).
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| Blood and Blight |
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A strong composition for bleed and blight skills.
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| Trial and Conviction |
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| Walking Death |
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Possible reference to The Walking Dead series.
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| The Scorned |
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| Doctor and Patient |
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| The Plague Robbers |
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Blights out the ass and stuns full of sass.
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| Plague Party |
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| The Black Plague |
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Plague Doctors and those affected with the plague (Lepers).
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| Critical Condition |
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Generally, when three doctors are attempting to treat one case of Leprosy, things are already dire.
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| Plague Cart |
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Refers to the Black Plague, where corpses would be taken away on carts driven by Plague Doctors.
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| The Stalwart |
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| Eldritch Angels |
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| Red Hook |
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Red Hook is the name of the developer team that created Darkest Dungeon. This is always one of the first party combinations that can be made.
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| The Hard Way |
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| Rival Collector |
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When first introduced, this team had the same name as "The Collection." It was changed in an update.
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| Circle of Light |
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| Hook Line and YAWP! |
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A play on the saying "hook, line, and sinker".
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| Dented Steel |
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| The Vanguard |
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| Hunting Party |
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| The Fierce |
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| Holier Than Thou |
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All follow a faith of some sort, making them holier than others. 'Thou' is a word frequently used in the Bible and replaces the word 'you'.
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| Burden of Faith
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| Glorious Gold |
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| Scalion's Hunters |
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| Vengeance Dire |
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| Stun Smash Parade |
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Two strong stuns, two strong smashes.
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| Gatling Gun |
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Two Highwaymen in the front slots are able to spam Point Blank Shot, moving back and forth and doing massive ranged damage, not unlike the Gatling gun's rotating barrels.
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| Composition Equilibre |
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Equilibre is French for balance; this party has a healthy amount of everything.
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| The Forgotten Ones |
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| Jack of All Trades |
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| The Bloodletters |
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| Old Faithful |
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| The Crimson Hand |
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| Good Bad and Ugly |
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Reference to the movie:The Good, the Bad and the Ugly.
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| Merry Go Round |
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The Highwayman and Grave Robber both have combat skills that allow them to move forward and backward in the party. The Bounty Hunter moves the opposing party forward and backward as well, with his "Uppercut" and "Come Hither" combat skills, respectively.
(Note: The Vestal is most likely among this party because this party would be all the more impractical without a healer.)
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| Gun and Roses |
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Reference to the band Guns 'n Roses...or simply the fact that there is a gun slinger and three females.
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| The Hellhounds |
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| World of Tanks |
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"World of Tanks" is the name of an action MMO where players battle other players in tanks.
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| Headhunters
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| Law and Order |
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Reference to the series of the same name.
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| For All that is Good
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| A Feast of Blood
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| The Hunting Hounds of Hell |
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| Attrition Disposition
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| Single Ray of Humor |
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| King's Court * |
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The party members may be personalized as:Priest, Jester, Guard and the King.
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| Wine, Women, Song |
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| Unlikely Lively |
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| Delvers in the Dark |
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| Charging Madness |
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| Ghost Busters |
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Ghostbusters is a 1984 American Supernatural comedy film.
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| Vox Machina |
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Vox Machina is the protagonist party of Critical Role web series.
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| Blood and Guts |
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| The Lost Band |
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| Sacred and Profane |
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| Lords of Position |
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Play on the dominance of each of these classes skills in the shown positions and strength against all other positions on enemy team.
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| Heaven and Hell |
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Half of these classes would go to Heaven, the Vestal and the Crusader. the others would go to Hell, the Occultist and the Hellion.
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| Saints and Sinners |
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In Christianity, the Occultist and Grave Robber would be considered sinners, whilst the Crusader and Vestal would be considered saints.
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| Heroes and Heretics |
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Crusader and Vestal would be considered heroes; the Occultist and Hellion would be considered heretics.
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| Faith and Fury |
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| The Black Shield |
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| The Wardens |
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| The Inquisition |
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Reference to the Spanish Inquisition.
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| Good Cop Bad Cop |
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| Witch Hunt |
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| The Femme Fatales |
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4 women.
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| The Strays |
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| The Copper Faithful |
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| Stunrise Stunset |
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This is a reference to the song "Sunrise, Sunset" from "Fiddler on the Roof".
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| The Cautious |
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| Witch Hunters |
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| Soultrain |
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| King's Court * |
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These archetypes would be found in a medieval king's court. Vestal as a priest, Plague Doctor as a doctor. Jester as the jester and Crusader as the knight.
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| The Masquerade |
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| The Greater Good |
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| The Holy Flame |
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| Holy Rollers |
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| Holy Shooter |
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| Safe Shot |
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| Nuns With Puns |
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Vestals are nuns and the Jester would make the puns.
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| Leper Colony |
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| White Light Fever |
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| Undying Light |
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A play on the skills of this class to be able to constantly add +7 torch light per team member per round through use of skills, meaning the torch should never die.
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| Red Riding Hood
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Reference to the classical fairy tale. From Right to Left, they represent Red Riding Hood, The Woodcutter, Grandma, and The Wolf.
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| The Dregs
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| The Beasts
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| Spice and Wolf
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Possibly a reference to the Japanese light novel series.
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| Antiques Roadshow
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| Bloody Retribution
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| Critters and Glitters
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| Old Dog, New Trick
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| Pilfering Pillagers
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| The Logisticians
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| The Murine Clique
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| The Relentless Tide
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| Penny Pinchers
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| Dreadlings
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| The Wicked
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| Misfortune
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| The Reflex
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| Civil Forfeiture
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| The Profiteers
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| Curiosity Circus
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| Dead Man's Party
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| Tomb Raiders *
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| Eldritch Combatants
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| The Lost and the Damned *
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| The Abyssal Vanguard
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| Protective Howl
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| Motley Crew
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Motley Crew is a term used for a group of individuals working together who hold origins of high contrast in relation to each other.
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| Missile Command
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A reference to a classic Arcade/Atari game of the same name.
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| Head Hunters
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| Artema's Dance
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| Beauties and the Beast
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| Rebel Yell
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| Deadly Mercenaries
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| Theory of Relativity
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| Dark Deeds
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| On Your Mark
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This team has marking synergy.
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| Soldier On
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All of the heroes in this squad are from military.
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| Let there be blood
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| Armored Core
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All of these travelers have an above average health pool. Also possibly a reference to the FromSoftware video game series, Armored Core.
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| Hit Squad
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| Jericho
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| Quarantine Specialist
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| K-9 Unit
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| Battlefield Squad
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| Wall of Steel
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| Movers and Shakers
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All of these party members, in these positions, have ways of moving around their positions.
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| The Dance of Death
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All of these characters are very good in surrounding positions, have the biggest amounts of movement, and can rotate using offensive abilities that allow them to move forward, "dancing."
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| Backlash
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| Highway to Hellion
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Reference to the song "Highway to Hell", and the character titles Highwayman and Hellion.
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| Master of the Hounds
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A man and his four hounds.
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| Manhunt
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A possible reference to a very violent video game series:Manhunt.
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| Meat Grinder
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| The Messy Four
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| The Untouchables
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| Bloody Murder
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| Squad on Patrol
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| Mark and Bark
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This entire party utilizes the mark mechanic.
Also, there's a dog.
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| The Travelling Fools
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| We Die Like Heroes
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No heals, only heroes.
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| The Hunchback of Notre Dame
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Reference to the novel by Victor Hugo.
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| The Bloody Mummers
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| The Jilted
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| Bodyguards
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| Left For Dead
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Possible reference to a video game series:Left 4 Dead.
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| Rats In The Walls
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Reference to H.P Lovecraft's story "Rats In The Walls."
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| Command and Conquer
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| Belle and the Beasts
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| Lost and Damned *
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| Black Gold
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| Lullaby
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| Bite the Bullet
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| Black Monday Murder
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| Gallows Walk
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| Bard and Guard
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| The Last Resort
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| Highway to Hell
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| The Hounds of Hell
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| Cruel Fates
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Reference to the Backstories of the characters.
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| The Wolf Parade
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| Freak Show
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| Singer For The Stained
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| Cirque du Slay
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A pun on Cirque de Soleil, an entertainment company.
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| Darkest Humour
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| League of the Damned
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| Killing Joke
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Possibly a reference to the Batman comic one-shot, The Killing Joke. Could also be a reference to the English Rock Band of the same name.
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| Chain the Beast
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| The Blighters
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Every character has a blight attack.
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| Damned and Forgotten
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| Meddling Kids
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This name is a reference to Scooby Doo. At the end of each episode, when the villain is revealed, they often call the main characters "meddling kids".
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| Riot Control
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| Containment
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| Masked Avengers
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All characters are masked.
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| Eldritch Plague
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These characters all have eldritch connections, blight attacks, or both.
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| Observational Study
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Three scholars and the object of observation- The Abomination.
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| Slow Advance
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| Cloak and Dagger
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All of the characters are lightly armored and utilize daggers.
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| Protect The Weak
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Two low-health characters, the Vestal and Antiquarian, partnered with two characters that can guard, the Houndmaster and Man-at-Arms.
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| The Caged Beast
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| The Relentless Crusade
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| Greed is Need
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Every character in this party has greed of some form, for something.
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| Gold in the Grave
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| Raiders of the Oft Dark
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This party is well suited to looting in darkness. The name is a pun on the Indiana Jones film "Raiders of the Lost Ark".
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| Contingency Plan
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All of these characters have ways to heal themselves, making them all able to independently recover from death's door. This roster has a contingency plan because all of them are capable of living to see their futures.
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| Fool's Congregation
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| The Wall
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All characters in this party have high survivability with no dodge.
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| Ramming Speed
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| Sages of Ancient Ways
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| Better Safe Than Sorry
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This Combo could be considered very safe, because it has 2 Tanks and 2 Healers.
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| Bloody Stunday
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| Scholars of War
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All of these characters are, to some extent, scholars.
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| Clown Car
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This combo was made popular by YouTuber Sinvicta, who also gave its name.
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