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The Ballard area of Seattle has a bit of a scandinavian heritage, and its the location of the National Nordic Museum.

I'd like a whole new story track. In fact, I'd enjoy starting off as a mundane: somebody with a fractured soul doesn't have soul-based powers. Instead the character is an animancer experiment that attempted to restore a soul to wholeness. What they end up with instead is a corporeal undead; a fampyr. The first chapter is your journey back to life as a normal person with a restored soul and the acquisition of soul-based powers. The animancers want to then recover your body to find out how you did it by performing various medical experiments. At first you only want to escape, but then you become resolved to seek out the top of the animancer cult and lop off its head.

Damn...

So many puns come to mind...

Could be useful in clearing away the milfoil...

Moles may not hibernate but, nothing moves slower than mole asses in January.

2019 IG Nobel Prize Pretty funny. Not sure I'd want to stick a live kid in that diaper changing apparatus though.

Yes it's possible with a little work. Have a look at nwn2mdk; that tool lets you convert between mdb models and fbx, including armature and animation. You can then manipulate it in Blender.

That's not true at all. The safe road was to churn out D&D clones in a standard fantasy setting, giving people another Baldur's Gate experience.

Do they serve nuts?

What's curious about that is the supernova event didn't eject the white dwarf companion.

I didn't thing the Firefly system would have made a good RPG setting, personally. The show was mainly about the crew.

Sympathies for his family. Not so much for the "alleged" rapist.

So true...

Mysterious particles spewing from Antarctica defy physics Fascinating. Perhaps aliens are sending us cookie recipes?

I think they should have chosen some actual northern constellations rather than just (apparently) a random jumble. For example, Aquila the eagle and Hercules.

Probably not that dissimilar to an IED going off next to your vehicle. One of the hazards of a war zone, alas.