It had a purple rein.
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This build is similar to the one that won YCS Portland awhile back, but with two alterations! 1) Deck-size increased from 40 to 50 cards to keep it in the game for a bit longer, because 2) Resonator engine added to pump out Horse Prince to search Gren Maju directly from the deck.
Monsters(29)
- 3x Gren Maju Da Eiza
- 3x Gizmek Orochi, the Serpentron Sky Slasher
- 3x Eater of Millions
- 3x Glife the Phantom Bird
- 3x Hexe Trude
- 3x Danger! Bigfoot!
- 3x Danger! Thunderbird!
- 3x Red Resonator
- 2x Aloof Lupine
- 3x Dinowrestler Pankratops
Spells(21)
- 3x Golden Castle of Stromberg
- 3x Pot of Desires
- 3x Trade-In
- 3x Resonator Call
- 3x Super Polymerization
- 3x Called by the Grave
- 1x Monster Reborn
- 1x Foolish Burial
- 1x Terraforming
Extra
- 1x Brotherhood of the Fire Fist - Horse Prince
- 1x Mudragon of the Swamp
- 1x Starving Venom Fusion Dragon
- 1x Salamangreat Violet Chimera
- 1x Number 38: Hope Harbinger Dragon Titanic Galaxy
- 1x Number 68: Sanaphond the Sky Prison
- 1x Number 22: Zombiestein
- 1x Galaxy-Eyes Full Armor Photon Dragon
- 1x Galaxy-Eyes Cipher Dragon
- 1x Galaxy-Eyes Cipher Blade Dragon
- 1x Dingirsu, the Orcust of the Evening Star
- 1x Knightmare Phoenix
- 1x Knightmare Cerberus
- 1x Barricadeborg Blocker
- 1x Topologic Zeroboros
I haven't played Civ in long while, but just picked up Gathering Storm. I'm on Turn 8 and I've got a Barbarian Horseman and Barbarian Horse Archer surrounding my capital. Is this normal?? I'm only playing on Prince.
Itโs been killing me. And if anyone knows where you can buy a poster please link. ๐ค
I have two horses currently. Iโve always had horses. My grandpa got me into horses when I was a toddler. He gave me both my first and my second horse. My first died when I was 11 and my second was an absolute dream. Quiet to handle really good to ride but when she was about 22 she started having health problems and had to be put down.
Since then I havenโt had a whole lot of motivation. I got into showing a couple years ago and had the time of my life but my show horse slipped in a paddock and broke his wither leading to an early retirement.
Now I canโt find the motivation to do anything. Both my horses are rising three only a couple weeks between their birthdays. My first is a little ashxqh gelding and heโs a delightful little fellow Iโve had him since seven months old itโs been over two years now and he is quiet as a lamb however not broken in yet.
My second horse is a new one Anglo arab filly. I had plans to turn her into a show horse. Sheโs got the breeding and build to make an exceptional show horse but sheโs skittish and nervous. Every time I think Iโm getting somewhere with her we take ten steps back. She kicks, she spooks when being touched, bucks when saddled and just downright always seems angry and tense. Sheโs never been abused she was barely handled when purchased. She needs so much work and I just donโt have the energy to chase her around to do anything with her. And Iโm just not as in love with her as I thought Iโd be.
Iโm feeling pressured to start showing. My partner bought me a nice show saddle and a brand new float. The saddle is locked up in the float which is currently parked in the back yard with no intention to use it at all.
Iโm not really sure the point of this post Iโm just feeling bummed out.
Right of the bat, I cannot say when the book was written or remotely by whom. The book was translated to danish from (I assume) English.
The plot goes like this:
The protagonist is a young girl living with her mother in a shed in the woods/ rural area. She has a decent life there but the story keeps leading up to who her father is. Her mom won't tell her anything about her past until the girl gets her period (''comes of age''). However, before this can happen the mom is murdered and the shed is burned, while the girl is out to get wood or something. That night the girl gets her period but obviously doesn't know anything + she is broken by her mother's death. The girl ends up going to this farm and pretends to be a boy to get a job. She has to look after this wild horse that nobody can tame, but she manages this over the years she's there. The other boys at the farm are really mean to her, and she is almost constantly at risk for getting caught. She befriends this girl (Mira, or Miriam maybe?), that ends up falling in love with her, thinking she is a boy. They fool around in the hay but she still is not caught.
Then somehow she ends up working for the prince or soon-to-be ruler of the country/place she lives. He has to train to become strong and smart (because obviously). She, however, ends up doing better than him and joins his lessons to help him. He has a master teaching them, but also an advisor who happens to want the prince dead or unfit to rule. The typical snake-like advisor looking to snatch the crown.
Somewhere later in the plot, the two (the protagonist, and the prince) are going to this ceremony the capital hosts every year, where they have to sacrifice young people (a man and a woman?) to a dragon living on an island close to the city capital. They do this so the dragon won't attack them for the rest of the year. They somehow end up being the ones to go to the Island, not before she reveals herself and they have hot spicy sex. Once they get on the island they meet this old lady who keeps the dragon happy, and apparently the old lady is the girl's grandmother or something. The only thing I can say about the ending is that they don't get eaten by a dragon and that Mira/Miriam/something girl helps them get away in a boat somehow?
This book has been on my mind for the last 8-10 years, I read it when I was 12 or 13 and I'm almost 22 now, so please help me!
