In China they do it because of the superstition. They believe that the animal's pain gives special benefits to the fur, or something like that. I can't say about Europe or the States, but considering… (View Post)

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I don't really know. Left, I guess? Based on the little I know of politics I'd probably be pretty far on the left. Hell, I'd be a communist if I thought us humans could make it work. (View Post)

None of this has anything to do with Baldur's Gate, or necessarily any D&D game. It's just something odd that I've noticed and cannot quite put to words: for a reason or another, in spite of thei… (View Post)

Going through physical hardship without collapsing is one thing. Taking all that, mind flayers eating up the brains of his friends, and being generally a lower-class being, without breaking - is anot… (View Post)