Renascence Puns

If you need a recommendation I highly suggest Renascence it was amazing I love plot . there’s fantasy but not fake if you catch my drift the whole thing was so good I’m doing a rewatch because I can’t find anything else that compares ( you can watch it on Viki and I think YouTube) side note that king in this show crazy as hell but sexy asf just so know 😊😊

I can’t remember much expect he lets her live so he can hear the rest of the story. She keeps elongating the story to gain more time, but as time passes she realizes that death has been by her side since she was a child, in the form of black cats or crows. She starts to actually fall for him. I can’t remember much else but if anyone knows what Thai book is called then PLEASE HELP ME !

I’m a history student and we have done a lot about this period and it would really be interesting to play through the Tudors or HRE at this time in the CK3 engine, I feel like a lot of the systems in Europe at least were still there so I think it would work well. I’m no programmer and I’m generally an idiot so feel free to tell me why it wouldn’t work.

Google really not helping me with this. I thought that he was called "Antonio Corradini" but not seem to. At the time he was really controversial because people thought he was the devil in disguise just because he made his sculptures "float", therefore a really genius use of stability.

He was judged at the time and made a sculpture while was at. Just to people see how he made it all. People speculate that he materialized objects.

Looking for the full score or PV for Carmel Dean’s “Renascence”!

http://www.hltv.org/match/2310393-vici-vgrenascence-csgo-super-league-2017-spring-season

Vici is at IEM Sydney right now.

So, after going through the phases of grief in a seemingly never-ending cycle last night and finally getting to the reconciliation phase where I just suck it up and fix my deck, I've personally found a Pendulum Magician deck build that's tentatively working. and working fairly well at that.

Bare in mind, I'm pretty shit at deck building. I was frantically refreashing reddit for a solid two hours hoping someone would have a list I could copy, but I decided to but my nose to the grind (read other people's ideas and then subsequently take credit for it) and put together a list myself!

The Sorcerer Engine

• 3x Chronograph Sorcerer

• 3x Astrograph Sorcerer

• 1x Timegazer Magician

• 1x Stargazer Magician

The idea behind this engine is the same as it was in the original Elecrumite build, either Sorcerer gives you a monster on board prior to your normal and they both serve a dual purpose. Astrograph allows us to fetch more resources, and Chronograph allows us Norito plays.

The Good Ol' Boys

• 3x Wisdom-eye Magician

• 3x Purple Poison Magician

• 3x Harmonizing Magician

• 2x Oaf Dragon Magician

• 2x Black Fang Magician

Will this basic core ever not be good? It's classic magicians! That said, I'll provide a brief explanation on a few choices that may be... Questionable?

Oafdragon as a two of in the original deck was so that if you banished one off the Desires, you were still fine. Now, it's because we have a Norito fetish. Black fang at 2 is due less because of his utility, which does come up, but more so because it's a high scale to replace our boi in Banlist heaven, Iris. </3

The New Kids in Town

• 3x Supreme King Dragon Darkwurm

• 1x Supreme King Gate Zero

Alright, this is what we have to replace our boy Joker. Darkwurm functions as our new +1 normal summon, and while often time Gate Zero is relegated to being popped by Elecrumite, it still saves us from popping an actually USEFUL magician, and in tight cases the fact that Gate Zero is a low-scale can be a life-saver.

Everybody hates Ash

• 3x Ash Blossom

Do I have to explain?

Spell time bois

• 3x Duelist Alliance

• 3x Dragon Shrine

• 2x Star Pendulumgraph

• 2x Wavering Eyes

Alright, so Duelist Alliance is now a mandatory three of regardless of the build you take from here. We need the Pendulumgraphs and without our boi </3 it's our most effective way to get to them. And Dragon shrine just kicks our Supreme King Engine off without even

For the time period that set come i was taking a break (from the fiasco that was the other meta) so i never have the chance of experiment that expansion myself. Can someone tell me a little of how it was? A lot of the archtypes seem more "unique" than Calamity and Omen of the Storm. Instead of directly trying to revive the experience from Machina, Natura, and that stuff they really give them an interesting twist to transform all that mechanics into a more generic gameplay.

In concept its probably the cooler of the last 5 expansions (in personal opinion) but the concept not always work as intended so i want to know a little more just for curiosity.

*early renaissance (double mistake)

Let's start with one assumption about the setting: if you're a mage of any sort, you most likely have more important things to do and pardons to military service. You can still choose to join, but you're basically a unique case with all the different classes of magic users and their relative rarity in the setting.

I want to create customized stat blocks for the main specializations of the soldiers in my military instead of just using Guard, Veteran, a popular homebrew Guard Captain, and other things like that. Here's a list of all the ones I've thought of so far and their general purpose.

• Officer
  • They're the ones in charge, an officer can be anything from a Second Lieutenant to a General
• Archer
  • Even though they're called archers, they mainly use heavy crossbows. They're also scouts and such.
• Soldier
  • The general spear and shield standard infantry.
• Medic
  • They're basically just regular guards with a dagger and the Healer feat.
• Cavalier
  • The elite force on land, the top of the line, the best of the best on their mighty (slightly modified and armored) warhorses with a lance in one hand and the reigns in the other. If you manage to kill the horse, they just charge in with a greatsword and finish the job on foot.

I’d like to hear any other suggestions, naval roles are also welcome

Edit: changes and additions will continue after class

While watching the series Catch-22 about an allied bomber who wants to leave the front. It is said that once the Germans began to retreat the allied bombers were mostly supporting ground troops and bombing axis infantry strongholds.

It would seem that over the course of such a prolonged bombing campaign in a country as rich in history as Italy that some permanent damage must have been done to ruins, buildings or art. Are there pieces of history that we can no longer see in Italy as a result?