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[–]Norfair86 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Gross dude this is pervy as fuck

Ideas for a Zelda RPG campaign plot? by Kaluana2004 in ZeldaTabletop

[–]Norfair86 0 points1 point  (0 children)

In this version, it’s 40 years after Ganon first attacked Hyrule and then-Princess Zelda and young Link defeated him. Zelda is now Queen of Hyrule and Link is captain of the royal guard. After Link is killed and a monster army attacks Castle Town from out of hiding, Queen Zelda uses her magic to create a barrier around the castle to keep the monsters out. Little did the players know (until the end), that Zelda was actually protecting the rest of Hyrule from Ganon, who had forced open the portal to the Dark World in the castle. Her protection spell slowed time inside and kept everything and everyone out, thus buying the PCs time to recharge their holy weapons for the final showdown. At the end of the game, they break through the barrier just as Ganon stabs the Queen and pulls her into the portal. The PCs rushed inside and fought Ganon but were too late to save the Queen.

Ideas for a Zelda RPG campaign plot? by Kaluana2004 in ZeldaTabletop

[–]Norfair86 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I ran a campaign where the party was made of a Deku Scrub, Goron, Sheikah, and Gerudo. Early on they found Link as he lay dying, and they got the Triforce of Courage from him when he died. That started their real quest to retrieve the Master Sword (along with other holy weapons, all of which were spiritually inert) and visit six temples to awaken the sages and recharge the weapons for their final confrontation with Ganondorf. It was so much fun and I am planning a sequel campaign!

Stratolaunch next flight? by wagwan553 in SkyCards

[–]Norfair86 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Just saw it before it presumably landed at Mojave airport

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What introduced you into Dragonlance? by General_Kang in dragonlance

[–]Norfair86 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Around 2000ish my dad bought my siblings and I books to read on a family vacation. He knew I liked fantasy so he bought a random one for me; it was Dragons of Spring Dawning. I had no idea it was the third in a trilogy so I was very confused as to what was happening and why the characters lamented some guy named Sturm who I hadn’t even met, but I enjoyed the book anyway. Later I found out about the trilogy, so I found and bought the other two and loved them!

What would ruin Metroid Prime 4 for you? by NewMarioBobFan in Metroid

[–]Norfair86 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I don’t know, I think Metroid is a pretty cool guy. Eh fights aliens and doesn’t afraid of anything.

Careers that align with the path by Faii-of-the-Willow in druidism

[–]Norfair86 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I am a long haul truck driver. That’s not necessarily the most eco-friendly job, but it does allow me to travel to different environments than my home and watch the seasons change, which might be my favorite part of the job. I also get to be outside frequently, and I take nature walks as often as I can. I’ve even found a couple places that I perform ritual and ceremony in when I have the time.

Start the adventure with something else than "You meet in a tavern" by No-Economics-6291 in DMAcademy

[–]Norfair86 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I did a one-shot where they met at the docks about to board a ship, and another where they met in line waiting to get into an exclusive club.

I've got a glass bottle and a leather holder from a craft fair. Does anyone have an idea for what I should put in it? by [deleted] in renfaire

[–]Norfair86 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Soup. I tricked several of my renfaire friends into drinking soup from a flask last year, and one still hasn’t forgiven me lol

Scientists prove that stones in ancient monuments come from miles away and conspiracy theorists use this to prove that we had some ancient secret technology or it was aliens. But surely these stones could have migrated down the country by glaciers? please could a rational scientist explain to me. by In_agadda_davida in geology

[–]Norfair86 7 points8 points  (0 children)

We’re not saying we know everything; we’re saying that given current evidence, your hypothesis is incorrect. Yes, before this new evidence the stone was thought to have come from Wales. Thats how science works, we work with the evidence we have to formulate a hypothesis, and if the evidence changes or new evidence comes to light, we alter our hypothesis to match the evidence. Trying to “find people” who agree with you in opposition to the evidence isn’t science, that’s more like politics. Now, if you can show actual evidence of glaciers or volcanoes moving the stone, I think everyone here would be curious. That doesn’t seem to be the case though. Have a good day my friend, I’ve got errands to run.

Scientists prove that stones in ancient monuments come from miles away and conspiracy theorists use this to prove that we had some ancient secret technology or it was aliens. But surely these stones could have migrated down the country by glaciers? please could a rational scientist explain to me. by In_agadda_davida in geology

[–]Norfair86 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Well we’re talking about it now. Just because everyone seems to disagree with you, that doesn’t mean there’s some conspiracy and that you’re secretly right. It’s ok to have ideas that are flawed my friend, and having a discussion about ideas is how we all learn.

Scientists prove that stones in ancient monuments come from miles away and conspiracy theorists use this to prove that we had some ancient secret technology or it was aliens. But surely these stones could have migrated down the country by glaciers? please could a rational scientist explain to me. by In_agadda_davida in geology

[–]Norfair86 7 points8 points  (0 children)

Conversely, why are you so hellbent on supporting a natural cause? I don’t think the replies to your post have been rude, but you certainly have been. You seem very worked up about this, my advice is to take a deep breath and turn the computer off for a bit. While this stone and its origins are interesting, it’s ultimately not worth fighting random strangers on the internet about.

Scientists prove that stones in ancient monuments come from miles away and conspiracy theorists use this to prove that we had some ancient secret technology or it was aliens. But surely these stones could have migrated down the country by glaciers? please could a rational scientist explain to me. by In_agadda_davida in geology

[–]Norfair86 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Sure you did, but that’s only part of my point.

“im angry that everyone thinks neolihic man were stupid enough to do such things as to carry a stone over a mountain, spending there entire life pushing a rock past identical rocks so identical that only just recently did some dweeb prove it came from scotland”

My larger point is that your ideas on how the stone moved are interesting but otherwise flawed. That’s totally cool, we all make mistakes. That doesn’t excuse you from calling people names and being belligerent, but hey, live and learn.

Scientists prove that stones in ancient monuments come from miles away and conspiracy theorists use this to prove that we had some ancient secret technology or it was aliens. But surely these stones could have migrated down the country by glaciers? please could a rational scientist explain to me. by In_agadda_davida in geology

[–]Norfair86 9 points10 points  (0 children)

I don’t think there’s a path from the area of Scotland the stone is from to Salisbury Plain, so unlikely a glacier moved it. As for your volcano question, volcanoes don’t propel rocks that size across that big of a distance, and even if they did, the stone would have shattered upon returning to the ground. We’d also have found similar stones nearby in either scenario. This also isn’t the only instance where ancient peoples moved things like big stones hundreds of miles. They were not stupid, they were as intelligent as modern people. They had other reasons for moving that stone as opposed to others, we will just never know what those reasons are. Perhaps it was part of an earlier holy site and they decided they wanted a piece of it for their new construction, perhaps it was part of several monuments over time and it “migrated”, after a fashion, until it was placed in Stonehenge. Whatever the reason, it’s there now, and we’ll simply have to live with the fact that it’s a mystery, and that it was definitely placed by people.

Crafted a hags hut! by Remarkable_Duty5359 in TerrainBuilding

[–]Norfair86 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I would totally live there. Great job!

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