"You've just killed a moose. Hungry you've a hankering for nothing quite as much as some hot soup, flavored perhaps with wild leeks whose flat leaves you see wavering nearby. Why not take the sharp end of a dead limb and scoop a small hole in the ground? Why not line this concavity with a chunk of fresh hide? Then after adding the water and other ingredients, why not let a few hot clean stones do your cooking while you finish dressing out the animal?"
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This map's been a long time coming, ever since I made the Cursed City megamap last year, I've wanted to do another very large map that can capture some of the unbroken exploration and discovery opportunities from games like Baldur's Gate 3, Breath of the Wild, or Elden Ring. In that effort, I've been doing larger maps every month instead of lots of "little" 30x30 maps, and by joining those together with some careful stitching and editing, I can make stuff like this. I hope you enjoy peopling it with monsters, treasure, and creepy encounters for players to discover together.
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“[Tumblr] is a madhouse, and I mean that in the best of ways. It’s as sordid as it is classy; part art gallery, part museum, part seedy backwater nightclub, part fandom city. It’s a 1920s speakeasy and a 1960s political sit-in. Tumblr’s sort of whatever you want it to be, with cats and plenty of laughs. It’s where the weird ones are, where people go to be whoever they are, or want to be. Or something like that, I suppose.”
— The Gypsy Astronaut’s Jack Moon for The Verge (via theverge)
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Sinéad O’Connor - All Apologies (orig. Nirvana)
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Japanese or Pacific Flying Squid (Todarodes pacificus), family Ommastrephidae, order Oegopsida, found in the North Pacific
This species can shoot out of the water and glide at distances of up to 30 m over the ocean's surface, using their fins and membranes between the arms and tentacles.
photos: Geoff Jones & Kouta Muramatsu, Hokkaido Univ.
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David Lynch's Weather Report 3/6/21, 4/10/21, 2/20/22... among others! It was a very recurring sentiment. He wanted everyone to have good luck and fun with our projects.
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