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Bears playing with a balloon.
Was bummed out this morning, but then i saw this. Now i canât stop smiling.
@sapphicfrostfaerie !!!!!
@miggrator
@artemispanthar
@bears-for-the-bear-god
#what type of bears are these bro?
Those would be Asian black bears! You can tell by the distinctive white, âv neckâ they have!
Oh man, had me crying when he chased after it đđđ
help i accidentally created a cleric with a -1 to religion checks how the fuck did i even do that
âhey i just realized, weâve been on this trip for weeks and iâve never really seen you prayingâ âeh, yeah, i mostly only do that sort of stuff at greengrass and midsummerâ ââŚ. sharindlar literally gives you magical powers. you have a magical tattoo.â âyeah sheâs cool, she knows iâm busyâ
religion checks are more about knowledge regarding deities than devotion
âdonât worry, guys, sharindlar will smite the shit outta anyone we need smote, thatâs what sheâs all about!â
â⌠isnât she an avatar of mercy and life?â
âsheâs an avatar of shut the hell upâ
Character with skill sets that donât match their class are my favorite thing
When I first started playing Pathfinder I thought âcraftâ meant like âwatercraftâ and I gave a ton of it to my Barbarian so I wouldnât be useless running with the two pirates in our group.
Mid game my DM was like âNo⌠Like⌠Arts and crafts.â
And I was like âFuck it he knits, is there any yarn on the ship?â
DM: *Rolls dice* ⌠*Looks up* This shipment is nothing but yarn.
Me: Iâm going to knit a sweater.
DM: Whatâs your craft score again? *Looks at page*âŚâŚâŚâŚâŚâŚ. Donât even rollâŚ
DM: So you all pull into port wearing sweaters beautifully knitted by our goddamned Barbarian.
Ragtag group of scoundrels & assassins: Yay!
i generally donât reblog this post much because if i did that for every example someone reblogged this with iâd spam everyoneâs feed, but i love this
How I plan on rolling next time
Vogue Actually Printed This Crazy Diet In The 1970s
you forgot the gram of blow youâre supposed to do before every meal
Wife would love this diet.
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Viking travelerâs amulet, based on the Lillbjärs picture stone. The back reads: âUnharmed Go Forth, Unharmed Return, Unharmed Back Homeâ, Friggaâs blessing to Odin, possibly from VafĂžrúðnismĂĄl.
Iâm going to take the amount of notes and new followers this got me in a day as a sign that it works and itâs image will bless your blog with Friggaâs blessing to Odin. Thank you tiny rune talisman.
This is dope.Â
What is Maille Armor?
Long story short, thatâs maille.
Maille, or mail as it is anglicized, is a type of armor made of small interlinked metal (iron, steel, brassâŚ) rings. It is also sometimes referred to as chainmail, which is a neologism dating back at least to the 19th century, mistakenly using mail to mean armor as a whole.
A reenactor wearing the equipment of a 11th/12th century knight, featuring complete maille armor under a tabard and a nasal helmet.
Maille armor was likely invented in several different locations in History, with the Celts usually being credited with creating it as far as Europe is concerned. It is one of longest lived types of armour and was used as early as the Iron Age all the way to the modern day, where it has been used as anti-shark armor by divers, and by specialty police units as a defense against knives. It has historically been worn alone or as a complement to various types of plate armor. It was reliable against melee blows and projectiles, but with a distinct advantage when dealing with slashes from an edged weapons. Due to its flexibility however it did not do well against blunt weapons.
With each ring being linked to about half a dozen other, maille acted in all intent and purpose like a very heavy sword-proof fabric, making it very useful to protect the joints of a rigid suit of armor. Used alone, the weight of a maille shirt would be carried on the shoulder and at the waist using a belt. In any case it would usually be worn over at least a fabric garment and more usually some kind of padded armor like a gambeson.
Related Vocabulary
Butted Mail: Maille where each individual link is not actually closed, with both ends of the wire forming it simply touching each other. This was mostly used in Japan with finer maille made of smaller rings.
Riveted Mail: Maille as found commonly in History, where each link is closed around its neighbors using a single rivet.
Welded Mail: Maille where each link is welded or soldered shut, which is an historically rare method, used primarily by the Romans for their Lorica Hamata.
Hauberk: Western name used for a maille shirt, usually covering the thighs as well.
Camail: Head protection made entirely of maille.
Aventail: Neck and shoulder protection made of maille and attached to a helmet.
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I absolutely love this guy, thank you sir!
Iâm not against the right to bare arms, I just think certain laws should be in place
ââŚ.. certain laws should be in placeâ THEY ALREADY ARE
Yes, they are. And yes, Mark Robinson rocks!
This is the kind of person who ends up dying in suspicious circumstances.
Hereâs hoping he can continue with this for a long time to come.
A large percentage of our country doesnât know of, or care about Normandy. A few weekends ago, British artist Jamie, accompanied by numerous volunteers, took to the beaches of Normandy with rakes and stencils in hand to etch 9,000 silhouettes into the sand, representing fallen soldiers. Titled The Fallen 9000, the piece is meant as a stark visual reminder of those who died during the D-Day beach landings at Arromanches on June 6th, 1944 during WWII. The original team consisted of 60 volunteers, but as word spread nearly 500 additional local residents arrived to help with the temporary installation that lasted only a few hours before being washed away by the tide. 9,000 Fallen Soldiers Etched into the Sand on Normandy Beach to Commemorate Peace Day. What is surprising is that nothing about this was seen here in the U.S. Someone from overseas had a friend who sent it with a note of gratitude for what the U.S. started there. Please share with others who understand âfreedom is not free â nor has it ever beenâ
I really just do not understand the ultra-rich.
Like, the Flint water crisis, right? I just read an estimate that it would take $55 million to bring clean water back to Flint. That sounds like a lot of money until you consider thatâs less than a tenth of a billion dollars. Jeff Bezos is worth $118 billion. For less than .05% of his net worth, Jeff Bezos could bring water back to an entire town. At the most money I have ever had in my bank account, .05% of it could buy me like a burger. And not even a particularly nice one.
And letâs say, yeah, the ultra-rich are soulless monsters devoid of empathy or altruism. For .05% of his net wealth, Jeff Bezos could completely turn his public image around. Instead of being the asshole who exploits his workers, suddenly heâs the unlikely hero who saved an entire town.
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How do you have the power to become a hero at practically no personal cost and just
Not?
