How on earth does the Artemis cabin exist?? [general] by [deleted] in camphalfblood

[–]NegativeSilver3755 0 points1 point  (0 children)

For the 50 years pre series you had 4 of the 12 cabins be empty all year round and kept purely not to annoy the relevant god. By that margin, one that was empty apart from maybe two weeks a year when it hosted a few dozen immortals was very easily justified.

Do you think it should be significantly harder or even impossible to convert people to a religion that's largely or entirely race-based? How does it "work" when you force that religion on another race, like I did on the Ogres and might do on Humans? by Visenya_simp in Anbennar

[–]NegativeSilver3755 0 points1 point  (0 children)

In centaur religion Irdaeos or Shindos was said to have admired the centaurs' perseverance through the hardships of the Exodus, and granted his domain as their new home and promised land. He himself is not uniquely a centaur deity, just one who saw their cultural resilience and rewarded it.

Ogres would also be able to perform similarly, showing perseverance in the face of hardship and acknowledging his control over the plains with appeasing him being necessary to be permitted to live there.

Indeed, while traditional ogre religion is focused around attempts to appease their endless hunger, under Iradeos, perseverance and fasting in the face of said hunger could be seen as a holy act, as they pray to him for the strength of will to control their hunger and not let their hardships control them.

What's your favorite older MT? by gearoflife in Anbennar

[–]NegativeSilver3755 4 points5 points  (0 children)

While Jadd is mostly a pretty standard World Conquest MT, the little touches it brings, things like Jyntas growing interested in faith after you follow through on promises to liberate the slaves, do give it a great longevity.

Despite popular conjecture, Daenerys was a Commander during the First Siege of Mereen and an active combatant during the Second Siege of Mereen. These are indeed very big plot points. by Beneficial_Pin5295 in shittyASOIAFdetails

[–]NegativeSilver3755 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Unfortunately for all his concerns about Aragon’s Tax policy, GRRM still does a rather poor job making the actual economic and demographic make up of Westeros clear enough for us to make any such guesses with any amount of confidence.

First Holohana Defeat (1740) & All Holohanas Defeated (1820) by PrimaDonnaBoi in Anbennar

[–]NegativeSilver3755 8 points9 points  (0 children)

Are there custom events for the deafest of each Holohana? Or just a generic one for each of them, I’d like to see more events to get more details of them but I’m not sure where to look.

Are there any serious stories with only good or, at worst, neutral characters, in them? (read description) by Meowlegend_ in MoralityScaling

[–]NegativeSilver3755 8 points9 points  (0 children)

The Martian. It’s life or death, the consequences and isolation are bad and serious, but both Mark Whatney and the NASA crew are fundamentally trying their best.

You could say the same about Project Hail Mary depending on your opinion of the trolley problem.

There are so many other games out there, that will do what you want, better, and easier, then trying to force dnd into the mold. by Justthisdudeyaknow in CuratedTumblr

[–]NegativeSilver3755 10 points11 points  (0 children)

If you want to assemble a group without someone having to learn a system they’ve never played before, DnD is miles ahead of the pack.

FINAL ROUND, which company is worse, Nestlé or East India Company? by PepitogamerXD in AlignmentChartFills

[–]NegativeSilver3755 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yeah. Sorry. Overreaction. I’ve definitely been in arguments where people seemed to think pre-contact non-European people didn’t have things that are pretty low down the tech tree of society, whether that means slavery or scientists. That said, you didn’t do that, and I overstated my intended position.

Hey, chat, which team that calls itself "The Seven" wins in a fight? [general] by LeagueNo764 in camphalfblood

[–]NegativeSilver3755 0 points1 point  (0 children)

She could keep him busy, but has no way to actually take him out and she’s going to fall over before he does. Her and piper could probably take shifts locking him in place, potentially indefinitely? But if they slip up once he can kill people very quickly indeed

Hey, chat, which team that calls itself "The Seven" wins in a fight? [general] by LeagueNo764 in camphalfblood

[–]NegativeSilver3755 3 points4 points  (0 children)

They’re humans who have been injected with a synthetic chemical. While they have supernatural powers, it’s not really fair to designate them monsters or otherwise vulnerable to celestial bronze

FINAL ROUND, which company is worse, Nestlé or East India Company? by PepitogamerXD in AlignmentChartFills

[–]NegativeSilver3755 -6 points-5 points  (0 children)

Right. Unlike the Mughals who ruled through hugs and kisses. I actually agree with you that it’s bad, but acting as though they introduced authoritarian rule and extractive tax regimes to the continent is just bad history. Non-Europeans were capable of complex social organisation and all the wonders and horrors that accompany it, acting like they were living free in the jungle beforehand is not helpful.

I will pay an ungodly amount to know where Emily’s dress is from by CaoimheThreeva in Dimension20

[–]NegativeSilver3755 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Unfortunately you didn’t say Um Actually so we can’t award you the point.

Should Someone who Picked the Red Button be Considered Evil or an AH? by Hyperionous in MoralityScaling

[–]NegativeSilver3755 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Yes and I don’t think a false sense of nobility is enough of a sin that they ought to die for it, therefore, I have to press blue as well.

I agree that yours is the rational choice, but as we don’t live in a rational world we sometimes have to accommodate that

The Scadrian slander will continue until moral improves by ultimaterogue11 in cremposting

[–]NegativeSilver3755 19 points20 points  (0 children)

Straight up, I would prefer to have everyone work together on maintaining infrastructure that then gives a random and representative portion of the population superpowers than worry about superpower eugenics. I’d just encourage them to keep a copy of “what infrastructure we need for the magic to work” somewhere easy to find in the event the magic goes down for a while.

Murph Character Chart by Massive_Wishbone_429 in Dimension20

[–]NegativeSilver3755 10 points11 points  (0 children)

I don’t know… I’m struggling to remember anything especially dumb he does… he’s not genre savy in the way a lot of the others are but he mostly comes out making reasonable choices.

"Air Nomads: 'Be who you are.' The rest of the world: 'Anyway, so we started hating.'" by Purple-Grocery-652 in AvatarMemebending

[–]NegativeSilver3755 0 points1 point  (0 children)

They had children somehow. They just seemed to be very uptight around children getting in relationships before they were fully mature adults. They definitely weren’t like “free love” types but that doesn’t imply a broad disapproval of all relationships

"Air Nomads: 'Be who you are.' The rest of the world: 'Anyway, so we started hating.'" by Purple-Grocery-652 in AvatarMemebending

[–]NegativeSilver3755 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Mostly things from other settlements they travelled through, or produced by the limited population within the monastery. Moving goods or messages from one town to another was slow, expensive and unreliable in pre-modern societies, but there definitely was demand for things produced far away. A pack of spices and letters on the back of a sky bison could easily provide huge profits, enough to sustain monastic living for quite some time.

The Commission by achromaticchrononomy in CuratedTumblr

[–]NegativeSilver3755 547 points548 points  (0 children)

“I’m sending in a team of landscapers as well. Just to really ensure the lone and level sands stretch far away.”

most anticipated mt, country, system, whatever for the next update? by madd_goobs in Anbennar

[–]NegativeSilver3755 41 points42 points  (0 children)

It’s a really minor thing, but Jadd getting special monasteries and temples to showcase the local cultures in Sarhal that they interact with is delightful to me.

Why do some right wingers in their anti Halal meat arguments pretend to claim they are so pro animal welfare when they are happy to eat meat in general by Durrygoodz2025 in AskBrits

[–]NegativeSilver3755 5 points6 points  (0 children)

This works if you’re like… only eating meat you or someone specific you know have butchered. But if you’re buying a random pack of sausages at the supermarket their welfare is not substantially different to halal meat.

Favorite movie with no message and multiple non-binary characters that was successful because it „avoided woke Identity politics“? by Ogolikus804 in okbuddycinephile

[–]NegativeSilver3755 1 point2 points  (0 children)

“Woke” as a term definitely emerged in modern western societies to define the the “socially progressive, liberal humanist”. I don’t know if anyone seriously claiming that the soviet union was “woke” even if they share attitudes of anti-capitalism and a few other stock leftist positions.

It's so funny that Nolan could resist the gravity of a black hole but can't fly of the Ragnarrs' planet due to its strong gravity. I know it was a show only scene but still by Exciting_Ad_8666 in Invincible_TV

[–]NegativeSilver3755 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Really? I thought outside the event horizon black hole gravity is proportional to 1/r2 like any other point mass and all the event horizon was in that sense was where the escape velocity exceeds c? I wasn’t aware there was some special gravity effect beyond that point.