Added a couple of Potions of Animal Speaking to the Epilogue.

Thank fuck. I was sad I couldn’t say good bye to my good boy Scratch.

You’re missing out. Lower Decks is easily one of the best trek shows if you like trek. Also they do a crossover episode with Strange New Worlds.

This is what i do. Star Trek playlist gets put on when i’ve got nothing else to watch. Random episodes of all trek is my happy place.

The writer is an attorney teaching constitutional law and political philosophy.

All that needs to be said about this “science” article blog post.

Ive got 700 hours in game and yesterday i came across a scene i hadn’t seen before. You’ll be feeling that way for a while.

perhaps the mind flayer is seeing it’s own hand opening a holding pod?

I hadn’t thought of that! Good call. It’s very ambiguous no matter how you read it.

The Narrator says that mind flayer near Ragzlin isn’t your captor.

This mind flayer’s build is smaller, its garb plainer - a fearsome creature even in death, but not the one that tormented you.

Then the first time Ragzlin asks who killed it it shows you this memory:

You see a clawed hand open a holding pod - devoid of flesh, only darkness.

Then Dror asks a second time and the mind flayer responds with this memory:

You see a clawed hand open the holding pod. The murk clears to reveal a face. Yours.

So we don’t have clawed hands first off. And we never opened a holding pod except Shadowheart’s. So is the illithid making it up? Did Orin (or another doppleganger) pretend to be us? Those are my two guesses at what’s happening.

Our abductor isn’t the near dead illithid near Astarion. None of the illithid that you can interact with in act 1 are our captors as far as i can tell. I think this because i once picked up all the illithid bodies and sent them to camp to see if the Dror Ragzlin illithid still accuses you. It does.

That makes it even worse. Why didn’t they set up at night and throw up some camo netting? There are ways to lessen the chances your radar is blown up is all I’m saying. The ruzzians are morons exhibit #4,832.

Edit:

This was tucked away at the bottom of the article:

It’s possible the Ukrainians knew where to look for the Yastreb-AV because the truck-mounted phased-array radar emitted a distinctive signal—one Ukrainian intelligence may have had on file.

So they probably did radiate at the wrong time and paid for it.

I was a counter battery radar operator. The systems I used 20 years ago had these neat things called electronic counter measures. I guess russia never got the message that it’s not a smart idea to radiate in a zone with anti-radiation missiles.

but I think (hope?) it’s a net positive.

Definitely a net positive. My friend and I were discussing something similar the other day. He rides motos and I ride downhill and we both learned via youtube. What used to be restricted to people who could afford private lessons or coaching are now available to people even in third world countries. It’s opened up a lot of new horizons for people.

Right? Inversion thinking just sounds like a fancy way of saying anxiety.

Star Trek First Contact

Besides at 22str I think she can jump about 60’ anyway.

Jumping takes a bonus action, fly doesn’t.

You make everyone take the astral worm?

The worm gives you persuasion and intimidation expertise for a reason.

I tried to make them all eat it in my honor run. Laezel it didn’t work with since she has two checks but everyone else was fine since they put up minimal arguments against using it. Except Astarion of course, he used it as quick as I did.

Gale boom is how I finished honor mode so you’ll be happy to know it works fine. Good luck. Some of those act 3 fights are just plain unfair.

Those outer ring powers are really good but the reason I personally always use the astral tadpole is the free flight on everyone.

Fly to get around the battlefield is stupidly overpowered especially if all your guys have it. It basically doubles your movement as soon as you get it since fly is 60 ft of movement.

It just wasn’t about being evil.

I mean, it can be about evil. If you give Gale enough leash he will take the Karsus weave and the crown, merge them, and become a god.

Honor mode is one single save, permanent death. You can’t go back once you make a decision. It’s the reason you should know exactly how you’re planning on running honor mode so you don’t make mistakes that bork your save file or kill you outright (taunting Vlaakith is one way to kill yourself via dialog). I died on my first honor attempt due to stupidity so take my warning to heart. My second run was much more careful and now I have the golden dice.

You really are missing out. The narrator is great. She adds lots of tension and mystery to some scenes.