u/FlimsyCause3183

So, Ive done some digging into this already and was just hoping for some confirmation. I'm currently installing my own Radon Mitigation System. The house is older and without drain tile. Beneath the slab in the basement is packed dirt/clay. Based on my square footage of the basement, Ive opted for the RadonAway GX4 fan. Because of the lack of drain tile, I'll have to dig a void underneath the slap so that the system will actually work. Based on the research I have done, the void has to be about 4-5 5-gallon pails of dirt removed.

My question is, with this void, is there any drawbacks to filling it in with river rock? I'm nervous of having that big of a void underneath and pretty close to the foundation footers. With the river rock, in my mind, it would still allow for airflow while giving some support for the concrete slab as well as the foundation footers. Unless I am just being paranoid about it?

I've been going through on my alt account, completing Archon Quests, to get it caught up on the main story and have just completed the Natlan Archon Quest after hearing it was now fully voiced. Back when Natlan first released, I wasn't a really big fan of it. I completed each Archon Quest chapter as they came out day 1 so I wouldn't get spoiled on anything and as a result, there were chapters that seemed rushed, or ones that stretched out too long, and don't even get me started on the voiceover. So many great moments and lines ruined by silence.

This time around, I took my time. I completed all the character stories and the Chosen of Dragons questline (also an absolute banger). I then went through the Archon quest from start to finish and let me tell you, it was a completely different experience than what I had before. The story was actually really well paced when played from acts 1-5 with no month long delay in between.

My biggest criticism at the time was that the story was too much of a "Power of Friendship" kind of story, and while that is still true to a certain extent, I now realize that it was way more nuanced than that. After a second playthrough, I think my opinion on it has now changed to it being more so a story about sacrifice. All along the way, the countless sacrifices the characters had to make, and >!all the dead fighting alongside us,!< made that final chapter hit that much harder. Also, the first time I played through it, I hadn't done the world quests yet, so going through the night kingdom, I didn't find to be all that special. Boy was I wrong the second time around.

If you haven't done that archon quest yet or have an alt account that you haven't done it on yet, I would definitely recommend giving it another chance. Just make sure you complete the world quests first. I don't think you will be disappointed.