@autumnpard Charlemagne literally founded and funded schools across his empire to unify the written style and language so everyone who could read could understand eachother, so he's really not the example to use here.
@whismurat1767@ProfofEvil I think a monthly is fine if you take advantage of its large roster, have the big guns come together for the big events but let other heroes deal with the smaller events with a big character in the roster to act as a sort of 'leader' alongside MM who should be the mainstay.
@MarcusCVance Another 40k one that space marines within a legion are meant to look the same when in canon they generally dont outside of planet effects and maybe a small physical trait but even thats fairly rare.
@ThereHeretoo@Cheesebotrl I think the tragedy works better when you dont see it, she could never envision that for herself until it was far too late which is why a montage of her chances to open up is far more tragic than seeing what could've been, because she knows she had the opportunity and missed it
The Leagues of Votann hunt & board tyranid bioships to extract their chemical compounds. Most of the processing is already done by the bioforms, so its good profit margins.
@bloodrasa@sentantiq Based on most classical sources (such as Arrian) this was all propaganda he started after the Greeks rebelled against him, partially because the Greeks did not see him or his father as Greek, and it was actually pretty controversial at the time, so your point is stupid.
@ThatchEffendi The funniest thing is the very first line of the Iliad is very blunt that Achilles isn't a paragon of virtue and shouldn't be emulated and his rage is a massive flaw, and at no point in the story is it ever glorified, the ending with Priam is great for hammering this home.
@HenricanHenry@thocpodcast And even then calling pre-Roman times un-civilized is flat out wrong, nevermind that Europe underwent massive changes after its fall which is documented and recorded, and while some things were lost much wasn't and theres the idea of what the Roman elites had was common
@HenricanHenry@thocpodcast Even then its not accurate based on the definition of 'dark age', which implies no writing and no advancement or movement of technology, people or culture, none of which apply to the middle ages at all, at any point, thats just an enlightenment talking point.
@CptnBollocks@NornQueenKya@nuhre_ Largely because he was in such a rush to get the Great Crusade started, he needed the Mechanicum on his side and believing he was the Omnissiah did it quickly, and he didnt have time to sort out the massive fallout that tearing their religion down would cause.
@C_skalt It was also like his gimmick back in third gen so old players would have known thats what you're meant to do, think the rage was mostly new players.
Watching a Twitter argument happening over the X-Men revival in the 70s being diversity aimed is really annoying me cause like everyone who was involved in the revival has straight up said since that time that diversity was like the main aim of it, its been known for 50 years.
@bread_nought Honestly yeah, so many people within the imperium were bound to fall eventually, even if it wasn't during the Horus Heresy, like that's one of my favourite parts of the fulgrim clone story, even if he didn't get the Laer sword his personality was destined to fall to slaanesh.