easter eggs, Cool quests, and any little hidden things.

[Mook_Mook]

The ultimate attack of the final boss of Tam-Tara Deepcroft HM is called "Red Wedding", an allusion to the infamous scene in the book series "A Song of Ice and Fire" and, later, its TV adaptation, "Game of Thrones".

actually its a reference to white wedding the billy idol song

[Black91CRX]

First and last boss in Sastasha HM is a reference to Clash of the Titans.

[Wolfandre]

I dunno if its an easter egg or anything, but i enjoyed Jacke (ROG GM) and his comment about people coming back to him in their underwear after becoming a Rogue.

That was more of a fourth wall breaker, than an easter egg. Dude said exactly what everyone would do. Made me super self-aware for a brief moment....

[Rhindas]

That was more of a fourth wall breaker, than an easter egg. Dude said exactly what everyone would do. Made me super self-aware for a brief moment....

Brief.

I see what you did there.

[Lemuria]

That was more of a fourth wall breaker, than an easter egg. Dude said exactly what everyone would do. Made me super self-aware for a brief moment....

And this is why I equipped the bridesmaid gear before the daggers

[kyuven]

actually its a reference to white wedding the billy idol song

It's an attack that deals a ton of damage based on how many zombies enter the center of the arena. It's a reference to GoT/ASoIaF. With all the tongue in cheek fantasy references from that batch of dungeons, it couldn't be a reference to a song that has a different name and even a different subject.

[Erendis]

That was more of a fourth wall breaker, than an easter egg. Dude said exactly what everyone would do. Made me super self-aware for a brief moment....

I felt really proud of myself since I always make sure to have an appropriate equipment when I am learning a new class

[Enkidoh]

It's an attack that deals a ton of damage based on how many zombies enter the center of the arena. It's a reference to GoT/ASoIaF. With all the tongue in cheek fantasy references from that batch of dungeons, it couldn't be a reference to a song that has a different name and even a different subject.

That attack is hardly unique though - the Bone Dragon in the Labyrinth of the Ancients has the same sort of attack under a different name (as does Avare in Tam Tara HM). And considering Ferne's love of pop culture (especially 70s and 80s music), I'm liable to agree with Mook and regard it as a reference to Billy 'I used to be famous' Idol.

[Sadana]

Some of the unnamed NPCs here and there have... interesting... things to say. ("My loins throb like Dalamud")

The sound you make while dancing (or moving) changes depending on what you're wearing.

Mess up on a mudra and you get a bunny-eared hat.

[Tonka]