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> There was a momentary flash from the two Golems, whose hearts were still beating. Slowly…but they made Xitegen uncomfortable. He recalled what Primera had said to him. Neither one had addressed it, but the Golem’s reply was swift, as ever. Just a bit…colored. With thought.

> “This knowledge is not in our collective understanding, Wall Lord. House Terland does not participate in commoner events. The temperature will be quite hot until evening. [Ranchers] will likely wear clothing suited to their work, if more formal.”

Is this a typo?

Goblin Wizard? Skeleton Healer? Mechanist Vampire?

Do you just have to beat the Baron? Or do you have to clear every level in the entire game?

For example, let's say I play a Skeleton merchant and I forget to wear the monocle. A merchant attacks me and I kill him. Can I put on the monocle on the next floor and trade? Or will they see me as a robber despite the monocle?

I thought we were supposed to receive a date to move into on-campus housing by early-mid July, but I still haven't gotten any emails nor notifications on my Housing portal.

I love the cheese. I love using absurd and broken cheese, like the restoration loop in Skyrim. However the only cheesy tactic I've found in Barony is shooting melee enemies while standing over a pit with a ring of levitation. What else is there?

Singleplayer and multiplayer cheese is all welcome!

I know the base game has a limited amount of equipment and nothing can be fully automated, but some processes can be automated to save work, like using conveyor belts.

What product requires the least work to produce once you have a system up and running? Grass farming? Animal husbandry?

Goblins, Antinium, and Selphids are all leveling peoples who were, or are, considered monsters by the more common species of Innworld. They're also the three species known to have biological telepathy: Antinium are a hivemind and create higher tiers of Antinium (Prognugators and Centenium) by literally fusing the minds of thousands of lesser Antinium. Selphids can combine their memories and experiences to form Minds, which can project thoughts. Goblins can access other Goblins' memories or share a body with other Goblin souls, like Numbtongue with Pyrite and Reiss.

We know Crelers are sentient, intelligent, a hivemind capable of telepathy, and they came from Rhir along with Antinium. Selphids aren't originally from this world either, and Goblins seem like a monstrous alien people.

My theory is that Goblins, Selphids, Antinium, and Crelers all had the same creator, the Thing under Rhir. They share similar mental abilities, were or are regarded as monsters despite their sentience, and don't seem to originated from the Innworld like other species.

I'm brand new to boffer sports and I've been looking to buy a sword and board set for myself and a friend. I started with Gorg the Blacksmith, and it's a lot more expensive than I expected ($200 for large punch shield, $120 for 35'' bat). Then I found Grim Isle Arsenal, which is much cheaper ($70 for large punch shield, $100 for bat, same sizes and weights). Grim Isle also has a $40 discount if I buy 2 bats/swords + 2 shields, which is exactly what I need.

However I'm concerned about the quality of the items considering they're less than half the total price. Can anyone who's bought weapons or shields from Grim Isle confirm the quality of their equipment, or compare it to other vendors like Forged Foam and Silly Goose Garb?

I'm brand new to boffer sports and I've been looking to buy a sword and board set for myself and a friend. I started with Gorg the Blacksmith, and it's pretty expensive ($200 for large punch shield, $120 for 35'' bat). Then I found Grim Isle Arsenal, which is much cheaper ($70 for large punch shield, $100 for bat, same sizes and weights). Grim Isle also has a $40 discount if I buy 2 bats/swords + 2 shields, which is exactly what I need.

However I'm concerned about the quality of the items considering they're less than half the total price. Can anyone who's bought weapons or shields from Grim Isle confirm the quality of their equipment, or compare it to other vendors like Forged Foam and Silly Goose Garb?

I'm brand new to boffer sports and I've been looking to buy a sword and board set for myself and a friend. I started with Gorg the Blacksmith, and it's a lot more expensive than I expected ($200 for large punch shield, $120 for 35'' bat). Grim Isle Arsenal's equipment is much cheaper ($70 for large punch shield, $100 for bat, same sizes and weights). Grim Isle also has a $40 discount if I buy 2 bats/swords + 2 shields, which is exactly what I need.

However I'm concerned about the quality of the items considering they're less than half the total price. Can anyone who's bought weapons or shields from Grim Isle confirm the quality of their equipment, or compare it to other vendors like Forged Foam and Silly Goose Garb?

I forget which chapter it was, but a while back there was an incident where Mirrex the Centenium kidnapped a Gnoll from the Meeting of Tribes and teleported him to Rhir for interrogation. Was it ever mentioned what happened to the Gnoll? Did the Antinium eventually send him back?

I understand the show diverges greatly from the books, but there are still overlaps nonetheless. Which books are potentially spoiled by the three seasons of Foundation, including minor spoilers?

Edit: to clarify, I'm currently reading the series. I've just finished the first book and I'm considering watching the show, but if there are any events that take place in both the books and show I want to read them first.

In the aftermath of the mutinies aboard the Agatha King, the desertions from the fleet, and Ngyuen blowing up the PT boat, is it ever mentioned in the show or novel how many ships ended up taking part, joining either side of the fleet mutiny or simply fleeing?

Excluding the player of course

I'm trying to maximize the range of my crafted throwing weapons, does missile speed make it travel further or does it only get there faster? How about weapon weight?

I love the armor and weapons added by Shokuho and Empires of Europe 1700, but I much prefer playing in the base game's setting. How would I go about modifying the Shokuho/EoE files so I can spawn just their items into the base game, and conquer Calradia with muskets or samurai armor?

I love the armor and weapons added by Shokuho and Empires of Europe 1700, but I much prefer playing in the base game's setting. How would I go about modifying the Shokuho/EoE files so I can spawn just their items into the base game, and conquer Calradia with muskets or samurai armor?