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Eaglewatch Lake

I did not notice the dust on the lens until I started uploading this. Taken at Eaglewatch Lake in Littleton Co.

A buzzard interrupted one of my axedwarfs in full steel armor while he was getting a drink and proceeded to get his leg busted up and his wing severed with no harm to the dwarf.

Did he attack the dwarf because he was shiny or did he expect to win or?

There is a scientific study that has the words "Age of Empires 2," "Elite Teutonic Knight," and "Two-handed Swordsmen."

This is an actual study on non-human warfare.

https://www.pnas.org/doi/10.1073/pnas.2217973120

Are there any trilobites on Tumblr or did they all die in the second Cambrian extinction of 2012?

The two best reasons to get into fossils are booping trilobites and getting to say the word "fossiliferous" a lot.

Fossil [Explained]

Transcript Under the Cut

[Cueball is holding two pieces of rock in a paleontological site. Megan, Ponytail and White Hat are in the background.] Cueball: It's weird to pry open a rock and see an animal that no one has laid eyes on for 400 million years.

[Zoom in on Cueball looking at the fossil he is holding.]

[Cueball pokes the fossil.] Cueball: Boop! Off-panel voice: Hey! Don't boop the trilobites!

Turns out the campaign is going to be a quest to kill Robomusk in a sci-fi setting.

I think I'm going to run a campaign where pretty much every item is magical and pretty cool but they're all cursed in some way, so it turns into a balancing act/find a priest. Or something like Bloodborne where you have to ration out the use of your powerful items but have to make do with weaker but less dangerous ones.

Another version I've seen is to think about it like you traveled back in time from ten years in the future to do this, and now you get to redo these next ten years

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Playing Dwarf Fortress, I think dwarves might actually be able to make communism work. Pretty much all of them like their job, they're able to handle autonomy of taking resources when they need them with very little to no issues, and they are fine with working for the good of the Fortress rather than personal gain (even in pretty bad conditions).

In fact, they are kind of practicing it already. They don't really use money and private ownership is pretty low. The only thing really left to do is get rid of or never instate the nobility and go on a communist revolution of the rest of the kingdom.

Hexagonal queen

A Dwarven child drowned in the river and I didn't realize until a year later when I launched an expedition to retrieve the body that the ghostly apparition was in fact not a glitch but a ghost.

Said ghost has since been put to rest, though I really should get around to building that bridge so this doesn't happen again.