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Originally written by Emperor Tullegolar:

Happy Odinmas?

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Originally written by Emperor Tullegolar:

I don't understand how Litalia is able to control her new self, as that implies regressing her genes back to the way they were, somehow.

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Originally written by Necris Omega:

I could simply resort to shaping a Drakon, but I've enough fire based damage as it is. Falling back to the Gazer is another option, but one I'm not terribly thrilled with. In any case, any advise would be welcomed.

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Originally written by Emperor Tullegolar:

To reject the canisters is to doom the whole world to mediocrity and endless sqabbles over the petty things like politics.

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Originally written by blackjack:

I was poking around with the logic used in the scripts...
what happens to Alwan if you never get the pass from him in Rivergate Keep (ie you don't choose the right dialogue options or worse still your reputation is too pro-Rebel)?

If you meet him in Burwood for the end-game, is he still at Rivergate Keep if you go back?

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Originally written by Student of Trinity:

Oh, yeah, what I meant to say in this thread: a mathematician would surely say that mathematics is the least artificial of all sciences, since humans have no power to alter logic in any way.

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Originally written by Kelandon:

Google yields some sites that try to translate this as "Thus do we find the stars" or "This way to the stars," but the problem is that "itur" isn't a Latin word. "Sic iter ad astra" might be "Thus is the way to the stars" or something like that, but certainly not itur.

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The College motto, "Sic Itur Ad Astra" is part of a verse by the Roman poet Statius: "Macte animo ... sic itur ad astra" which means "Be of courage… thus is the way to the stars".

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Originally written by Tyran:

That's not nearly as bad as the man who was asphyxiated by methane from his own flatulence.

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Where did you hear this from? Give me a source and I will be pleasantly shocked.

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Originally written by Kelandon:

Did you go through the Frost Lizard Lair? If so, you may have an item that could come in handy in getting across that river.

An item that will become a special spell as soon as I get around to it.

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Originally written by 28th Parallel, 7th Perpendicular:

And Flat Earthers, and Hollow Earthers, and the list goes on. But I still think the nuts pick the other sciences.

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Originally written by Est. Perpetuum:

Overall, though, it's probably earth sciences that attract the least attention period and thus the fewest nuts.

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Originally written by Garrison:

In fact, can you even articulate his original argument after all that clutter?

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Originally written by Garrison:

Also, concerning my "apparent obsession with consensus-building" (or whatever Thuryl eloquently phrased), I always try to empathize with both sides before I take a stance. That quality tends to promote my perverted sociopathy unfortunately.

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Originally written by Tyr's Severed Arm:

Anyway, the slings were never common, and in general were significantly weaker than melee weapons and magic, so it's essentially the same paradigm.

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