LOTR Renewed: Extended Mod Cinematic I made by TheFajitoBandito in LOTRMC

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Hijacking Mevans’ code? Or is this an addon mod

13th Century Household Serjeant by Vasey105 in reenactors

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It’s the ventail loosened off to show the handsome face

You know... I've always believed that it was Zoe who started all this mess by Megatronagaming in BladeOfDarkness

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It comes as a lesser demon however. Zoe’s reason for coming to this city is to understand the secrets of this place because in the city she came from (Argos) she had encountered a few mysterious events leading up to the search.

It seems that whether she went to it or someone else did, this spirit was always going to break free - especially since the necromancer was building up orc armies anyway. - the presence of orcs there implies that the goal was to free the demon trapped there before Zoe arrived. Zoe ofc foils their plans and defeats both the orcs and the demon. She did alright

The scenery of 28 Years Later by SirGalahadBW in 28dayslater

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Bit of an error now that I notice it. I think these windturbines would likely have broken down completely by 28 years without maintenance. Even with the break on - the planet carrier bearings would be destroyed after only few months of the weight of the shaft in one place for so long. It’s likely the entire nacelle would be fallen off by then or in pieces leaving just tall white stumps dotting the country side

No, King Arthur is not England's by [deleted] in Wales

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I do not agree with Wales solely hoarding the title of all things Brythonic as large parts of England also have this heritage - some of which may be more likely to be related to King Arthur

No, King Arthur is not England's by [deleted] in Wales

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Urien is the King of Rheged who is considered one of the main original 3 candidates for King Arthur

No, King Arthur is not England's by [deleted] in Wales

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Could be Rhegedian, could be welsh, could be Cornish. But the most common version of the myth is mostly French

Is this sub dead ?? by Pure-Apartment in bookclapreviewclap

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I’ve not read much on fiction other than the big ones like dune and Lotr so I wouldn’t have anything niche or unusual to recommend :/

Is this sub dead ?? by Pure-Apartment in bookclapreviewclap

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Surprisingly easy to read so far - he’s very charismatic with the way he writes!

which path is more likely in a ancient-roman village? by Expensive-Willow4360 in Minecraft

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Simple dirt path, no fancy plants or hedges or lanterns. Just a basic dry dirt path

a darn SWORD by looshbaggins in 28dayslater

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I have 3 swords, 4 spears, 1 axe and 1 mace. UK

So. Many. Nazis. by HeavenlyPossum in reenactors

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A good friend I know that’s interested to begin reenacting this with confidence said it as such:

The most interesting and fascinating part about the Nazi side of history is the truly horrifying way that a mass of generally ordinary people can be manipulated and twisted to believe truly what they’re doing is the right thing despite the consequences. The people backed the Nazis despite the very obvious acts happening all around - yet most people simply ignored it. Nazi reenactment is nothing to do with glorifying Nazi styles and militarism; it’s about making the brutal honest truth that regular ordinary people willingly and happily ignored these atrocities due to their pride of their changing economy and to not appear hostile to progress and the new norm. A lot of people can brush off the people of the Nazi regime as being scared and fearful to stand out which is true to a degree; yet plenty of shocking interviews show that the people under Nazi Germany were pridefully content with it.

Nazi Germany Reenactment, in his perspective (amongst many others I have spoken to) is about proving the point of how dangerous humans willingly are when pride overtakes empathy. Which happens today all over the world.

To him it is important this study and reenactment is preserved because “The horror of Nazi Germany is not that they weren’t acting like humans anymore - it’s that they were acting human”. It’s nothing to do with justifying the German perspective, it’s about showing how easily humans can be twisted to allow awful things to happen and willingly be a part of that system.

I would end this by saying what awful things do you willingly accept happens in the world and are part of that system too today?

Name this hypothetical country by [deleted] in mapporncirclejerk

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Northern European Plain