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+The Founding of the Empire+Imperial Expansion+The Republican Era+Of Alesh and Maria+The Restructuring of Uskuaga
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+The Founding of the Empire+Imperial Expansion+The Republican Era+Of Alesh and Maria+The Restructuring of Uskuaga
+Monsters that Speak
+Dragons+Giants+Demons+Other Speaking Monsters
+The Shape of the World
+This part probably was not optimized for a manual+Physical Geography+Political Geography+Cosmology
forgot the dragons
It is a common biological fact that animals inhabiting a small environment, such as an island, will trend smaller than their mainland counterparts. When a full-sized adult is, itself, the size of the island, this tendency often goes unnoticed by observers. In other words: when they were handing out insular dwarfism kits, someone forgot the dragons.
The animals of the Archipelago are approximately the size that Earthly observers would expect, largely through human interference; the predators, however, are rarely larger than goats. The striking exception is the dragons, which can reach sizes of "small town" or "islet" at advanced ages. This has led to speculation that dragons do not originate from islands at all, but instead from some unknown large continent hitherto unexplored by people. The dragons, naturally, won't say a thing.
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I wanna borrow that when you is done with it… ;-)
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1. What is your favorite vegetable?
Potatoes. With cheese. :3
2. If you could travel anywhere in the world, where would you go?
I would go to beautiful places, natural and man-made.
3. What is the best meal you’ve ever eaten?
Spit-roasted lamb eaten with my hands at Pennsic while hoping a tornado didn't sweep through and get us
4. Which dead medium is your favorite? (e.g. newspapers, VHS tapes, etc…)
I miss getting a daily newspaper with actual content
5. What is art?
Art is anything made by sapient beings that makes us feel as though it is art, whether that be because it is beautiful or baffling.
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1. What is authenticity?
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3. What food(s) or drink(s) do you never get tired of?
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