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I know this is an odd question but I'm not sure who to turn to. If you guys think of a better place for this topic then let me know. I've thought about taking this to one of the TES boards, but very few of those people would be familiar with Severian.
The Elder Scrolls is my favorite game series, specifically because of how flexible character creation is. I'll often start a new game specifically to recreate a character from something else and play as them. Recently I played through Skyrim as Link from Legend of Zelda and it was a lot of fun.
I've thought about playing as Severian a few times, but I have a hard time fleshing out his skill set. I will most likely start off with Oblivion, but once I have the basics down I will I'll probably go on to recreate this character in Skyrim and Morrowind.
I'll make him an Imperial for the speechcraft perks and Sev's physical features (in my head). I've already come to terms with the fact that I'll be going unarmored. Two handed swords are always fun, and restoration is a given, but what other powers did Severian have? It doesn't help that I read the books forever ago. I've been looking for a comprehensive list but haven't found anything yet.
So far I have an Imperial with speechcraft, restoration, alteration (to make not having armor viable), blade (strictly two handed swords), block (no shield) and... maybe mysticism? I just want to make sure I'm on the right track and not neglecting anything.
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Hi everyone, I have compiled a list of books on Indian history (ancient, medieval, and contemporary) for those who are interested in the same. I haven't personally read all of them (only 3 of them as of now), and I have relied majorly on the suggestions and reviews of the people at Goodreads, my friends, and a few redditors. So, here is the list. I hope you find the list to be useful. Further suggestions are most welcome. Regards!
- The Penguin History of Early India: From Origins to 1300 AD (Romila Thapar) - Goodreads - Amazon
- The Story of the Integration of the Indian States (V.P. Menon) - Goodreads - Amazon
- India's War: World War II and the Making of Modern South Asia (Srinath Raghavan) - Goodreads - Amazon
- India: A History (John Keay) - Goodreads - Amazon
- Indian Cultures as Heritage: Contemporary Pasts (Romila Thapar) - Goodreads - [Amazon](https://www.amazon.in/Indian-Cultures-Heritage-Contemporary-Pasts/dp/9384067350/ref=sr_1_1?keywords=Indian+Cultures+as+He
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>#Blessed are the Peacemakers: A Cold War of Great Powers within the Concert of Europe
>by Brian Michael Jenkins Related Topics: Europe, Security Cooperation
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> The dissolution of the European Union, the collapse of NATO, and the subsequent Downfall War each represent a sequence of massively-disruptive geopolitical events, culminating with a major shift in the broader Atlantic international order. The current status quo on the European continent is a tenuous one, a delicately-balanced equilibrium of six Great Powers operating within a highly-militarized Cold War environment. Within the context of broader competition of the Great Game, each of these power blocs play an “instrument of statecraft” as part of the new Concert of Europe. Make no mistake, however: there is no parity between the roles of each Performer in the broader political composition; the power and prestige of each Player varies substantially, with broader implications between them.
> At the forefront of the new Order is the Greater Aryan Empire (GAE). A nonconsensual amalgamation led by the German Reich, the GAE is the easily the most aggressive of the six Great Powers, owing to its wartime origin. With rampant defence spending, constant military posturing along border regions, unimpeded colonization of its conquered territories, and massive genocidal deportations, the Aryan Empire simultaneously represents the reason for existence of the Greater European Concert, while also being the most likely architect of its demise. Creation and destruction go hand-in-hand for the Greater Aryan Empire: the de-facto termination of the Eisenpact
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Power went out earlier because of snow. I had a powerbank charged and ready for my phone in case it died. It got me thinking. "What is a modern solution to not having lights, rather than use candles?" Thats when i remembered the USB LED light strip i had plugged into my TV! I plugged it into the powerbank and viola! I had lit my entire room while charging my phone simultaneously!! This was a life changing discovery and I hope others will give it a try, you will not regret it!
