I got that soundtrack to Icewind Dale II in the release set with the game, along with a map and some dice. Great soundtrack -- used it for many D&D sessions.
And for some reason right now I have the tune from Kid Icarus stuck in my head.
Well, yeah, but you also have to have the wealth for horses (2-3), arms, and armor. A knight without those things isn't a knight; they're just a bandit with a fancy title.
Makes the system self regulating.
That tradition carried past the medieval period when officers had to furnish their own...
IIRC there's a scene where we see Storm's End from the outside; the castle is under seige and the siege is broken as Sir Davos on a boat gets the red woman close and her shadow assassin gets inside the castle to assassinate the lord who is maintaining the garrison, ending the siege without...
Yeah, speed crashing is exciting to watch but as a sport it just seems so ... random. I wonder if there's some way to make it less chaotic so fewer races are determined by half the field crashing out.
Haven't bought a WOTC product or licensed product since the scandal, and have no plans to. After great products like Dolmenwood, the indy / OSR scene is where it's at for me.
Their drift to "digital" and AI integration does not restore any confidence.
Microwaved mug eggs are pretty good, and fast, plus you can add some cheese and toppings for a mini omelette. We also have a little fixture that you can make egg patties with in the microwave -- makes for good egg snadwiches & muffins.
Fritttata good. Quiche less so IMO.
So what do you expect to get if you're in a restaurant and order a "fried egg"?
(And what's the school terminology confusion? Public = publicaly funded, private = privately funded? Or Primary/Elementary - Middle/Jr High - High?)