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Lo and Behold, when the Imperium marches against Gul Kothoth..Possibly the longest song title I've ever seen. As well as the longest album title.
I saw thatOnly because of plot-related undead bullshit. Isn't he kicking your character's ass right now?
We don't desperately need anything anyways, just go with something original and fun :xHe died in a special side chapter due to killing the nephew of an important NPC (AKA, the player trolled Haspen too much :V).
(And wasn't there an Adrien in FEF1?)
axes are so narrow though, the classes that use them are really really really similarNot really. Sure, pirates and bandits are pretty similar, but fighters and their promotes have unique abilities. And Warriors (should you go that way) can use bows as well.
What, you folks bigoted against minerals now? Shame on you, Bay 12. Silicon-based lifeforms everywhere don't deserve to be dismissed like that.Oh and whoever separated animal and human violence, don't.or lichens
Humans ARE animals. Otherwise we would be plants.
Lichen is a fungus with a symbiotic plant or bacteria. So you'd be a plant, an animal, or a fungus.* Protista are offended by their omission.
I wasn't thinking all that clearly, alright? :pWhat, really? Oops. Misread the flavor text as him being badly injured but still alive.
Well, I strike-throughed him, and he didn't counter Brann, so...
Dude, did you not see my supernova example? It's the extreme heat and pressure of the explosion itself that causes the elements to combine in ways that mere fusion cannot do itself - in other words, the very act of destruction is creating new things.You cannot create via destruction. You can break something and then rearrange it into something else, but it's the act of rearranging that makes the new thing, not the act of breaking. Even whatever is left after being broken is defined by its existence afterwards, not the act that breaks it. Violence is occasionally a tool used to prepare for creation -- and has merit precisely to the extent that it does and no further -- but it cannot, itself, create.
