Ambiguous Time Period: Guessing when these games take place is a chore Blood II implies that Blood started out around 1928, but the presence of wall switches and outlets, jukeboxes and many other "modern" items stick out, plus the "Farewell To Arms" levels, that seems to take place during World War II.Amusement Park of Doom: The secret level of the first episode, "House of Horrors", complete with a "fun" ride on a water slide, and caged enemies.
A Lighter Shade of Black: Caleb is about as ruthless and sadistic as one can get, and is only the "hero" because he's trying to avenge his fallen comrades and not trying to take over the world, and while he kills a whole lot of people over the course of both games, it just so happens that almost all of them are part of the Cabal. The Alcoholic: Going by loading interstitials in Blood II and a few of his own lines from both games, Caleb has something of a drinking problem. He can be killed as any other FPS protagonist can, but time certainly won't do it to him - given his listed year of birth as 1847, by the time of Blood II he's pushing a hundred and eighty years old. The Ageless: Caleb is this, according to the manual because of some unearthly link between him and Tchernobog. Aerosol Flamethrower: One of the weapons is a spray can, which can be combined with Caleb's trusty lighter for this effect, or lit on fire and thrown as an impromptu grenade (or like a Molotov Cocktail). Blood II likewise has C1L5, "Steam Tunnels", one of the longest of the game. Before that, E2L2 "The Lumber Mill" has an absurdly spacious cesspool under a latrine. 
Absurdly Spacious Sewer: E3元, "Raw Sewage", features an entire level of it.Abnormal Ammo: From the relatively-speaking mundane (pesticide grenades on the M16's attached grenade launcher in Blood II) to the freaky (trapped souls for the Life Leech in the first).Hold on tight, these tropes might get a little. For tropes about blood, see Bloody Tropes.
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