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I’m a waking hell and the gods grow tired
the original got flagged with no way to appeal it when every contributor is deactivated but I will never let this post die. it's monday and we are getting on it cunts
Kuras: We call this a “traumatic event.” Kuras, turning to Mhin: Not a “bruh moment.” Kuras, turning to Ais: Not a “major L.” Kuras, turning to Leander: Not an “oof lmao.” Kuras, turning to MC: Not an “inciting incident.” Kuras, turning to Vere: And certainly not a “failed vibe check from God.”
Biblically accurate machine
i tried to do my own gabv1el fusion,,, maybe i will change it in the future,,
Patience is a virtue, dear childern☝🏼
Kuras thought Ais wanted to read the shipment lists with him - turns out that's not what he's looking for. Birthday man wants a birthday kiss!
so apparently in 815 CE there was a common belief that sky pirates sailed ships in the clouds and (working in collaberation with frankish weather wizards) stole all the crops that got damaged in storms and took them back to the cloud realm of magonia.
And this was apparently a common enough belief that an archbishop felt the need to write a treatise to debunk it and insist that only god controls the weather, which is the only reason we know about it.
there are three important points to take from this, i think
This is great inspiration for your next dnd game
Tropes that might seem relatively modern (like airship pirates) can often actually go WAY back
The stuff your average medieval christian actually believed in will often have very little resemblance to christianity. And thats before you even get to the proper heretics.