And yet, it was witchcraft.
“Those damned heretics!.. May the Divine smite them down each time we cousins clap cheeks!”
And yet, it was witchcraft.
“Those damned heretics!.. May the Divine smite them down each time we cousins clap cheeks!”
So… eat her out to get free chalupas?
Plot twist: you’re an orc.
It does. We can’t hear it, but it does.
Pull up in a white van with no or blackened windows and offer them candy. Oh and make sure “Free candy” is scratched in on the sides of the van. Wouldn’t want people getting the wrong idea…
Now for the serious advice, don’t do dumb jokes like the one above. Kids need honesty. Screwing around for shits and giggles is always a bad idea around them.
Whatever your goals for the story, shape its components to better present them. What’s the love part got to do with the rest of the story? Figure that out and adjust accordingly.
Not me. Each had its charm.
Heroes of Might and Magic - the originals. Mostly 3, but any from 1 to 5 can do it.
6 and upwards, it’s just pure Ubisoft enshitification. Can’t even play them properly anymore due to the online component having shutdown its service.
You discriminating against the dead? Lifeism enabler!
If it doesn’t have Blackjack and Hookers, then it’s a shitty clone.
Playing Copper and Bronzers.
That’s not a what if, it’s a when. Might not happen suddenly, but our air quality and ability to breathe it is going down fast the longer pollution reigns supreme. Air becoming a luxury is a real threat that money owners happily ignore.
Stargate has an episode like that. With sort of zombies. It’s great! You should watch it.
Stargate Atlantis also has a similar one. With fog instead.
They probably sounded like geese, but on a lower octave.
Such relentless pursuit of efficiency should be rewarded with a hefty bonus!
Doing drugs and drinking instead of going out there and getting a job? That’s just lazy talk!
No. Ineligible.
You’re properly insane. I keep this list by memory and those I forget, I get to play again. Much more fun. Embrace the chaos!
Explains why we tend to spontaneously combust at times