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stomphoof reblogged your photoset:Susie’s Diner, Kingsmouth

City of the Sun God convinced me to stop playing, its that fucking bad.

THAT bad? I will try to power through!

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stomphoof reblogged your photoset:Marcian’s Guide to purchaseable DLCs of The Secret...

So wait…if I am in Egypt at QL 6-7 I can do the Vanishing of Tyler Freeborn? 0_0

To be clear (and thanks to criffyzou for pointing this out!), all DLC assumes you have QL10 gear. Issue #8 is the one that puts your feet to the coals and viciously grins as your QL materials are tested.

The "When" section refers to the story and timeline for the events in each DLC. Like, Tyler Freeborn's story doesn't forward thaaat much of the main storyline and is more about adding even more to Kingsmouth.

I'm going to edit it to reflect this.

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If someone enjoyed the books by Rick Riordan (ALL OF THEM) what others would you suggest? Other then the Harry Potter series haha (I kinda already read those).

If you're looking for a slightly darker fantasy, I recommend Anthony Horowitz's Power of Five series.  Like Heroes of Olympus, it's a series about a group of kids destined to save the world.  What makes Power of Five so brilliant is that these kids really represent the world they're saving - one is English, one is Peruvian, two are Native American, and one is Indonesian.  (Only one is a girl, but all in all, it's a pretty good series for diverse, well-rounded protagonists and Horowitz really cares about painstakingly researching the places and cultures he writes about.)

If you're looking for a series with as much humor as Rick Riordan's books, I recommend A Series of Unfortunate Events, The Bartimaeus Trilogy and the Skulduggery Pleasant series.  Skulduggery Pleasant is probably the best book series I can recommend to Percy Jackson fans - it's about a sassy, fashion-conscious living skeleton and his formidable sidekick, a teenage girl who knows how to pack a punch and look fabulous while doing it.

Enjoy!

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Imma need ya to get on that American Gods, just saying. And what is this Home for Peculiar Children about?

I've heard such great things about American Gods, and I've loved all the Neil Gaiman books I've read so far.  I know next to nothing about Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children other than that it's set in Wales  and it's based on a set of spooky vintage photos which are included alongside the story.