u/ordinry_goose

I first watched Mushoku Tensei about three years ago and fell in love with it. But I didn’t think of reading the light novel, manga, or the web novel until about a month ago. I found a guy who freely shared a link to his google drive with all the volumes in it so I downloaded it and started reading. Then I stumbled upon a guy who made videos about Mushoku Tensei talking about the things that were cut out of the first and second seasons of the anime, covering the most important things*(a few that I remember is that he explained all of the mechanics of magic in that world and gave a lot of examples of spells of different types and the origins of magic, and talked about the fighting spirit(idk how it’s called in English but this is how I translate it) and its mechanics as well. And he also talked about a few facts about characters that are kinda important).* So far I almost done with the 4th volume the only new stuff I got is Doldia village’s secret magic, Lilia’s backstory, the fact that Gees is a monkey headed demon, and some other minor things.
And now I’m thinking of wether I should be like a “true fan”, reading every volume of the light novel and knowing everything about the title or just start reading from the point where the 3rd season starts(I believe it’s somewhere around volume 13) and learn about the major cut out through some more YouTube videos.

I play in an orchestra and often have a huge pile of notes that I need to take with me every time there’s a rehearsal. Recently I bought myself a 13 inch iPad for multiple reasons including the fact that I need it for my music parts. I tried using the photos app but it isn’t really comfortable because you cannot sort all the different pieces and is overall hard to navigate in. I’ve heard that there are some apps specifically for the purpose of reading music sheets but I don’t know any nor do I know someone who knows about them. Please tell me about some of these apps that allow to scan download and have music sheets available in them(doesn’t matter if it’s free or paid)

I’ve recently bought a new iPad and I’m now trying to find something free for drawing and I know that procreate is kinda cheap and doesn’t require any type of in app purchases or subscriptions but I need something free to understand whether I really do or do not need to purchase procreate

Or maybe suggest other good drawing software for iPads (this is the edit)

I have an old 4th gen 11’ iPad Air with an Apple Pencil which I believe is the pro version(I don’t remember because I bought it a really long time ago). And I recently got a new 13’ M3 iPad Air and tried to connect my Apple Pencil to it. But it just didn’t snap to it. It had some magnetic connection to the iPad but it didn’t actually snap, stick and charge to the iPad like it did with the old one. I even tried forgetting the Apple Pencil on the old iPad and tried connecting it to the new one but it didn’t work. Can anyone suggest possible reasons for this?

Me and my friends are starting a new dnd campaign and I wanted to make a character who is supposed to be a trader who seems to be a nice and trustable guy but is secretly a criminal who steals from people who didn’t agree to his trade offers or increases the price real high to get as much profit. I think that the Rogue class should work the best and I’m thinking of multiclassing it with the Bard class but not sure whether it’s worth it. I need help with choosing the backstory that suits the best, the Roguish Archetype and whether or not should I multiclass with th Bard class.
P.S.He ain’t backstabbing the party. The idea is that he originally joins to get profit from treasures that adventurers get but then gets connected to the party