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Whether or not you've run it, what is an idea for a sin that you've come up with that you're really pleased with? I have a new campaign coming up, so allow me to go first. SIN: Lord TYPE: 1 CATEGORY: 1 DOMAINS: Stricture of Memory, Stricture of Alignment, Stricture of the Flaming Sword HOST NAME: Richard Elinger SIN NAME: The Lighthouse The hunt will take place in the small town of Wayfield, California. Wayfield once had a vibrant fishing industry that has largely died off, though much of the town's nautical themeing remains. The enterance to this lord's palace will be in a small nautical bar, where the players will find an early-20th-century Northeastern whaling ...

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We have great news! Choose Cthulhu Files is participating in the Steam Detective Fest, and we’re doing it with an OPEN PLAYTEST for all players. You can join the playtest in our steam page: https://store.steampowered.com/app/2960950/Choose_Cthulhu_Files_The_Call_of_Cthulhu/ Simply request access and you’ll be able to download the game and start playing right away. This Open Playtest allows you to experience the core mechanics of the game and step into our narrative-driven investigation adventure. If you enjoy mysteries, branching stories, and games where your choices shape the outcome, this is the perfect opportunity to try it out. What is the Open Playtest? During the Steam Detectiv...

I'm currently a Grand Duke and I have no access to Mousu Picchu yet. I haven't even done a run on the Labyrinth or Zokor yet because I decided it would be foolish to enter those areas without buying the Crystal Crucible Trap first. I have everything I need for this trap except the 800 minerals. That's an insanely high number of minerals. I'm running low on Glowing Gruyere but I can't seem to find Nightshade loot when hunting with regular bait in the Fungal Caverns. The only other way seems to be exchanging Nachore for Minerals in the Queso Geyser General Store. However, hunting for Nachore is extremely slow-paced unless you spam hunting Nachous with some Wild Tonic...

*L. Totter was an American playwright, critic and painter. Born to a single mother in Rooklyn, New Zork City, at the turn of the 20th century, he moved in 1931 to Hindsburg, Ohayo, where he spent the next twenty-one years writing about small town life.* *His best known play, *Melancholy in a Small Town*, was produced in 1938 but was poorly received by critics and ended in financial failure. His three follow-ups—*Cronos & Son Asphalt Paving Co.* (1939), *Farewell, Mr. and Mrs. Marshall* (1942) and *Hayseed Roulette* (1945)—fared no better, and although he kept writing until his death in 1952, none of his later plays were ever produced. He is buried in the Hindsburg Public Cemeter...

*L. Totter was an American playwright, critic and painter. Born to a single mother in Rooklyn, New Zork City, at the turn of the 20th century, he moved in 1931 to Hindsburg, Ohayo, where he spent the next twenty-one years writing about small town life.* *His best known play, *Melancholy in a Small Town*, was produced in 1938 but was poorly received by critics and ended in financial failure. His three follow-ups—*Cronos & Son Asphalt Paving Co.* (1939), *Farewell, Mr. and Mrs. Marshall* (1942) and *Hayseed Roulette* (1945)—fared no better, and although he kept writing until his death in 1952, none of his later plays were ever produced. He is buried in the Hindsburg Public Cemeter...

*L. Totter was an American playwright, critic and painter. Born to a single mother in Rooklyn, New Zork City, at the turn of the 20th century, he moved in 1931 to Hindsburg, Ohayo, where he spent the next twenty-one years writing about small town life.* *His best known play, *Melancholy in a Small Town*, was produced in 1938 but was poorly received by critics and ended in financial failure. His three follow-ups—*Cronos & Son Asphalt Paving Co.* (1939), *Farewell, Mr. and Mrs. Marshall* (1942) and *Hayseed Roulette* (1945)—fared no better, and although he kept writing until his death in 1952, none of his later plays were ever produced. He is buried in the Hindsburg Public Cemeter...

The one problem that I have with Zootopia’s philosophy of predators and prey animals being equals without prejudice, is that it realistically cannot sustain itself food wise without certain individuals, bad guys, social rule breakers hunting each other to death if food alternative resources are not available or they dry up. For example: Foxes hunt and eat rabbits because it’s in their biology, survival instincts to do this. But the Zootopia franchise treats this like it’s a racial allegory which I find confusing… So when they introduced reptiles… I’m supposed to assume that they’re expected to follow this same rule too by the end of Zootopia 2 after being re-introduced into Ma...

*L. Totter was an American playwright, critic and painter. Born to a single mother in Rooklyn, New Zork City, at the turn of the 20th century, he moved in 1931 to Hindsburg, Ohayo, where he spent the next twenty-one years writing about small town life.* *His best known play, *Melancholy in a Small Town*, was produced in 1938 but was poorly received by critics and ended in financial failure. His three follow-ups—*Cronos & Son Asphalt Paving Co.* (1939), *Farewell, Mr. and Mrs. Marshall* (1942) and *Hayseed Roulette* (1945)—fared no better, and although he kept writing until his death in 1952, none of his later plays were ever produced. He is buried in the Hindsburg Public Cemeter...

We have great news! Choose Cthulhu Files is participating in the Steam Detective Fest, and we’re doing it with an OPEN PLAYTEST for all players. You can join the playtest in our steam page: https://store.steampowered.com/app/2960950/Choose_Cthulhu_Files_The_Call_of_Cthulhu/ Simply request access and you’ll be able to download the game and start playing right away. This Open Playtest allows you to experience the core mechanics of the game and step into our narrative-driven investigation adventure. If you enjoy mysteries, branching stories, and games where your choices shape the outcome, this is the perfect opportunity to try it out. What is the Open Playtest? During the Steam Detectiv...

*L. Totter was an American playwright, critic and painter. Born to a single mother in Rooklyn, New Zork City, at the turn of the 20th century, he moved in 1931 to Hindsburg, Ohayo, where he spent the next twenty-one years writing about small town life.* *His best known play, *Melancholy in a Small Town*, was produced in 1938 but was poorly received by critics and ended in financial failure. His three follow-ups—*Cronos & Son Asphalt Paving Co.* (1939), *Farewell, Mr. and Mrs. Marshall* (1942) and *Hayseed Roulette* (1945)—fared no better, and although he kept writing until his death in 1952, none of his later plays were ever produced. He is buried in the Hindsburg Public Cemeter...

*L. Totter was an American playwright, critic and painter. Born to a single mother in Rooklyn, New Zork City, at the turn of the 20th century, he moved in 1931 to Hindsburg, Ohayo, where he spent the next twenty-one years writing about small town life.* *His best known play, *Melancholy in a Small Town*, was produced in 1938 but was poorly received by critics and ended in financial failure. His three follow-ups—*Cronos & Son Asphalt Paving Co.* (1939), *Farewell, Mr. and Mrs. Marshall* (1942) and *Hayseed Roulette* (1945)—fared no better, and although he kept writing until his death in 1952, none of his later plays were ever produced. He is buried in the Hindsburg Public Cemeter...

*L. Totter was an American playwright, critic and painter. Born to a single mother in Rooklyn, New Zork City, at the turn of the 20th century, he moved in 1931 to Hindsburg, Ohayo, where he spent the next twenty-one years writing about small town life.* *His best known play, *Melancholy in a Small Town*, was produced in 1938 but was poorly received by critics and ended in financial failure. His three follow-ups—*Cronos & Son Asphalt Paving Co.* (1939), *Farewell, Mr. and Mrs. Marshall* (1942) and *Hayseed Roulette* (1945)—fared no better, and although he kept writing until his death in 1952, none of his later plays were ever produced. He is buried in the Hindsburg Public Cemeter...

*L. Totter was an American playwright, critic and painter. Born to a single mother in Rooklyn, New Zork City, at the turn of the 20th century, he moved in 1931 to Hindsburg, Ohayo, where he spent the next twenty-one years writing about small town life.* *His best known play, *Melancholy in a Small Town*, was produced in 1938 but was poorly received by critics and ended in financial failure. His three follow-ups—*Cronos & Son Asphalt Paving Co.* (1939), *Farewell, Mr. and Mrs. Marshall* (1942) and *Hayseed Roulette* (1945)—fared no better, and although he kept writing until his death in 1952, none of his later plays were ever produced. He is buried in the Hindsburg Public Cemeter...

*L. Totter was an American playwright, critic and painter. Born to a single mother in Rooklyn, New Zork City, at the turn of the 20th century, he moved in 1931 to Hindsburg, Ohayo, where he spent the next twenty-one years writing about small town life.* *His best known play, *Melancholy in a Small Town*, was produced in 1938 but was poorly received by critics and ended in financial failure. His three follow-ups—*Cronos & Son Asphalt Paving Co.* (1939), *Farewell, Mr. and Mrs. Marshall* (1942) and *Hayseed Roulette* (1945)—fared no better, and although he kept writing until his death in 1952, none of his later plays were ever produced. He is buried in the Hindsburg Public Cemeter...

Getting stuff ready super early for spring trout fishing and I found that MegaBass great hunting minnows are very scarce right now so I snagged some from the last place I know on the internet to get them. Also the Vanfook drift hooks are **** near impossible to find in the US market. The result…bulk order of hooks (12 packs) from Digitaka and Some of my favorite colors from MegaBass purchased through the tackle trap. PS, those MegaBass hyper cork knobs are only $30 bucks for the pair and are going on the Steez Light 😘🤌

Marc Jacobs Decadence is my all time favorite perfume, I still have a few mL left saved in a travel size roller ball. I was devastated when i found out it was discontinued and I’ve been on a hunt for a scent I love just as much for the past 8 ish years when I finished the last of my 100mL :( What i’ve gotten and liked so far (from left to right): • One Umbrella for Two by Floraiku - definitely sweeter than i typically like, but it was a gift and it smells so nice on my skin after about an hour when the sweetness isnt as pungent. Definitely way out of my typical price range though •Xtra Milk by Dedcool - i looove this as a base scent and usually wear it with one of my spicier or m...

So during this past holiday season my family and I traveled to a nearby tourist town. We stopped at a family owned gift shop to look for some christmas gifts. The store had a few signs around announcing that they were doing a holiday scavenger hunt. They had hidden different color rubber ducks around the store, each color represented a different level discount (i.e. a yellow duck got you 20% off, pink was 30% off, etc.) If you found one you would just bring it up to checkout with your purchase. A couple minutes after we arrived, I saw a family come in. It was a mom and four boys, aged about 11 to 15. Soon, the boys were dashing around the store, digging through merchandise to look for duck...

We have great news! Choose Cthulhu Files is participating in the Steam Detective Fest, and we’re doing it with an OPEN PLAYTEST for all players. You can join the playtest in our steam page: https://store.steampowered.com/app/2960950/Choose_Cthulhu_Files_The_Call_of_Cthulhu/ Simply request access and you’ll be able to download the game and start playing right away. This Open Playtest allows you to experience the core mechanics of the game and step into our narrative-driven investigation adventure. If you enjoy mysteries, branching stories, and games where your choices shape the outcome, this is the perfect opportunity to try it out. What is the Open Playtest? During the Steam Detectiv...