Didn’t the book recommendation come around a while back about an undead who came out of his grave to investigate why his family was no longer tending his gravesite? He noticed they were no longer talking to him as they cleaned up and tidied around it?
I think it was a foreign book. Foreign to the United States, at least. I would like to get it through interlibrary loan.
RE: https://universeodon.com/@david_castleton/117066629734277764
In most fantasy towns, villages, and cities I can’t help but think that these would be fairly common. Though others might go to heavy duty tombs lockable from the outside.
Didn’t the book recommendation come around a while back for a story about an undead who came out of his grave to investigate why his family was no longer tending his gravesite? He noticed they were no longer talking to him as they cling up and tidied around it?
If you want, the real answer to are we out of munitions in the war with Iran, then here is the answer.
(short answer: yes, of the type that will work for the way we are presently fighting. We do have tons of munitions that would require getting a bit closer and therefore being even further into Iran’s defensive envelope. Which increeases the likelihood of American soldiers being killed.)
https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/chinatalk/id1289062927
I have no idea if this story (which I got from Discord) is true or not. But it is a very cute story regardless, so I’m posting it here.
shout out to one of my favorite podcast, even if I only listen to half of their episodes. It’s definitely one that you can make a resource. Only listen to ones that are pertinent to adventures you’re about to design. It works well for that.
It’s just two guys breaking down the individual elements of each of these genres? Adventure types? I’m honestly not sure what to call them.
Baby bro is in the hospital. Heart attack.
As of this moment, he is basically fine but test will be ran
“Did you know that the lyre duet is one of the ancient arts of Yarrow, Din? Yes. Some say it reflects the dominance of twins and triplets in the royal lineage here—a rather fascinating biological quirk. Led to some very interesting issues with inheritance, … “
A drop of corruption by Robert Jackson Bennett.
An Ana and Din mystery.
Not a bad thought for a fantasy campaign to have a kingdom or important family with this quirk. There’s a lot that could be done with this.
#TTRPG
The fat ugly Sasquatch in the middle of the frame for scale is my baby brother. He is one year and two weeks younger than I.
There are numerous of the rock art pieces visible in this picture. It’s a neat little place. Good for an hour or two.
This, is a local tourist attraction in Calhoun Georgia. You can search for rock garden Calhoun, Georgia in Google Maps to get to it. It’s free. It’s behind the Seventh-day Adventist Church. It was never intended to be a tourist attraction. It’s been in maintenance for the past six years. This is one of about 14 to 17 similar structures.
It’s taller than I am. It’s made from quick Crete and Home Depot sand.
I’ll post more pics over the next week.
#Georgia #Calhoun #Art
“We need plotters. Like your Ana. Even if she has pissed off a lot of powerful people.”
“She has?”
“Oh, yes. That’s the problem with figuring shit out—eventually you run into someone who’d prefer all their shit remained thoroughly unfigured.”
The Tainted Cup (Shadow of the Leviathan Book 1)
Robert Jackson Bennett
Barnes & Noble contains more board games than the last two games stores I’ve been in
One of my absolute favorite reaction videos to watch, is people going into the Logan movie with no idea of what to expect.
Good stuff!
I got a speeding ticket today which sucks. Especially since I had just passed someone and was in the process of slowing down to my normal driving speed.
So there is that
For these long ass drives that I’m having to do on occasion I really need to wear compression socks. With black ones I keep forgetting that they need to be hand washed and they get mixed in with my regular black socks and they get ruined pretty quick by going through the dryer.
I just bought a pair of turquoise blue ones. Those will not go through the dryer.
And I’m old enough not to give a damn about how turquoise blue socks are going to appear
#Middle-age
I do enjoy watching hot ones on occasion. It’s an interview show on YouTube where people also eat hot peppers.
There are a handful of people who seem pretty much unfazed. Other people are wheezing and blowing snot basically dying.
Jenna mostly shrugs it off. She is a favorite of mine.
Man, this episode of a podcast I don’t listen to very often, is riveting!
It is a major information dump.
https://www.alieward.com/ologies/capsicumology
#Peppers #Gardening #Podcast #Botany #HotPeppers #scoville #NewMexico
Oh, look. I’ve been wearing my shirt, turned inside out all day.
