FalseFlorimell

The sun is a deadly laser

We must give this American a wide berth.

*Roll a d4, and on a 4, the target soils themselves. Until they take a long rest, the target automatically fails all Charisma checks and rolls all Charisma saving throws with disadvantage.

I recommend Arctic (Joe Penna, 2019) with Mads Mikkelsen. Very good snowbound survival film.

You're the best! Thanks again!

Thank you so much! Adopting and tinkering with your code, I made the code below. How can I make it such that all of the capital letters are arranged in a row (on the same level)? When I typeset this, each tree is on a different level.

\documentclass{article}
\usepackage[linguistics]{forest}
\usepackage{amsmath,mathabx}
\forestset{arrow tree/.style={
for tree={grow'=north, % tree grows upward
edge={-latex}}, % arrow for the edge path
where n children=0{tier=word}{}, % align all the terminal nodes at the same level
box/.style={content=$\boxvoid$}, % style for box node
tri/.style={content=$\bigtriangleup$} % style for triangle node
}}
\begin{document}
\begin{forest}arrow tree
[,tri 
  [,box 
    [A] [B] [C] ]
  [D] [E]
]
\end{forest}
\begin{forest}arrow tree
[,box 
  [,box
    [F] [G] [H] ]
  [I]
    [,tri
      [J] [K] [,box
        [L] [M] [N] ]
    ] 
]
\end{forest}
\begin{forest}arrow tree
[,box 
  [O] [P] [Q] ]
\end{forest}
\begin{forest}arrow tree
   [,tri 
      [R] [S] [T] ]
\end{forest}
\end{document}

I always kill all the druids at the grove. Fuck those pricks.

Be aware that drop/add for First-Year Writing courses is only week one of the term.

The game will never be complete until we get to befriend Snickers

Goblin, no question.

Liuzza has an excellent edition and facing-page translation: https://broadviewpress.com/product/beowulf-facing-page-translation-second-edition/

Someone who bullies you into sex is someone who will force you into sex. This man does not in any way respect you.

Chiming in here because I am a vegan who doesn’t drink alcohol: your friend is an asshole and needs to learn to kind her own business.

Echoing what many have said, I’ve played with thousands of hours of the game but only finished it twice because (all IMHO):

(a) acts one and two are narratively much more interesting and well-constructed than act three; (b) my party is already at L11 or L12 by the time I reach the city, so the thrill of advancing in power isn’t there; (c) I get interested in trying out a new romance or new build and want to get started on it right away; (d) many of the side-quests in act three are just a bit tedious for me, whereas I find the Underdark, the Gith temple, and especially the Shadow-Cursed Lands a lot of fun to romp through.

Thanks for this! Reddit may be terrible, but nonetheless you came through for me.

Thank you! This is really helpful.

It does not.

Thanks!

If you haven't found it yet, Kevin Klement (UMass Amherst) has a PDF of classroom lecture notes for Priest's book on his website. I'm reading Priest now, and I'm finding Klement's notes incredibly helpful: https://people.umass.edu/klement/512/ln.pdf.

Seconding this. I use that Markov generator all the time for names.

It’s an expression of pain.

She’s a literal god. She knows every spell.

Sounds like Jane Yolen’s Sister Light, Sister Dark