So what are the statues that the Darkspawn seem to leave everywhere

When you are running around in areas that the Darkspawn have been in for a while (such as that damn bridge in the Korcari Wilds) you’ll probably find defaced statues with a strange half moon on their back; I believe Calian is also tied to the same thing.

Any idea on what this could mean? The Darkspawn do seem to actually have a material culture despite being apparently just savages

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u/Cpkeyes — 11 days ago

Took part in my first reenactment

i found it interesting how I still flinched and such when the ‘enemy’ was volleying firing towards me

u/Cpkeyes — 29 days ago

How were the Ming able to effectively fight the Imjin war despite being in a period of great decline

Mind, I am not familiar with the history of the Ming (despite apparently being more popular then the Qing that came after it) but my understanding is that the Ming was literally collapsing while the Imjin War was occurring.

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u/Cpkeyes — 30 days ago

How accurate is the trope of Gauls, Britons and Germans fighting Romans with loosely organized warbands that fought individually

apologizes with the question is vague. But I seem to see it all the time in media, were the Barbarians mostly fight in very loose formations, but it’s many of them not wearing shirts.

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u/Cpkeyes — 1 month ago

What do you think Bilbo’s thoughts were on the Silmarillion as he was translating it?

I imagine he did compare Feanor to a certain relative of his

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u/Cpkeyes — 1 month ago
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I feel like they kind of should tone it down with Lespia

Mind, I’m not a “oh they are just biased towards the CPS” kind of person. But the devs do need to start giving Lespia positive traits and being beneficial to the players, instead of the constant examples of how Lespia are all servants of Satan.

Like, Wehlen, a genocidal dictatorship, has enough examples of being helpful to the players that people here sometimes overlook the whole genocide.

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u/Cpkeyes — 1 month ago
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Swan Knight and Soldier of Minas Tirith by Artigas

Commissioned by me.

u/Cpkeyes — 1 month ago

Should I be concerned with the gesture my cat is making

Should I make sure she’s not visiting extremists sites?

u/Cpkeyes — 2 months ago

Isobel and Wulfram should just kiss and get it over with

Perhaps the so called petition that Wulfram gave was in fact, just a really badly written love letter?

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u/Cpkeyes — 2 months ago

Why did only the Arabic world seem to have slave soldiers (for example Ghilmen and the Mamluks)? What was life like for them?

Prior to the Mamluk’s taking power of course. It is interesting how despite the sterotypes in media, these slave-soldiers seem to have been well trained and equipped.

Were they akin to a standing professional army?

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u/Cpkeyes — 2 months ago

Why don’t we have a crew?!

I of course don’t mean to question the wisdom of high command. But I have to ask why they decided their super awesome secret weapon only needs one dude.

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u/Cpkeyes — 2 months ago

Will I have fun with this game if I’m bad at math

I had a learning disability when I was younger and still kind of do when it comes to math and such. Will this effect my enjoyment of the game?

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u/Cpkeyes — 2 months ago

Is Sindarin the court language of Gondor?

I mean, would it be used like how Latin/Greek was used in some European courts

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u/Cpkeyes — 2 months ago

Mods that do similar things to Immersive Atmosphere

hey, I could of swore I used to be able to get Immersive atmosphere to work but now I can’t; since it conflicts with so many other mods. So I was wondering if anyone had a list of mods that do similar things.

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u/Cpkeyes — 2 months ago

“ And such were the funeral rites of Hector, tamer of horses.” is such a cool closing line

I’m not sure what else to say. I just wanted to say I think this may be one of the best closing lines I’ve read. so simple yet effective

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u/Cpkeyes — 2 months ago