Images 21: The pics can now buy alcohol

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Damn it, where was the one about how cliffhangers are a sign of weakness or dishonor or some Klingon-sounding thing like that? I was sure I saw it here, but not this thread apparently and I didn't have any luck searching for it either.

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that last one is a 2000yr old Roman D20, made of rock crystal

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For their games about a fabulous future age, no doubt, when the Empire stretched across the whole of the world and people live in luxury the gods would envy, carried about by self-propelled chariots faster than any horse and even having conquered the seas and sky.

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[robkelk]

Source

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[classicdrogn]

We spent a lot more than a dollar on it, too.

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[robkelk]

We might be able to turn this one into a Forum Competition...



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National militaries make all sorts of plans even for things as unlikely as alien invasion and zombie plagues, an invasion plan for their neighbors 'just in case' isn't out of the ordinary.  Of course, neither are plans to defend against attacks from the neighbors. 

[hazard]

Actually, no.

There is armour an arrow can pierce, and there is armour an arrow will have a hard time with, if it can even do it.

The full plate the Uruk Hai are wearing? It doesn't outright ignore arrows, but it's generally very good against arrows even with a lot of force behind them, so being told 'you have to aim for these weak spots instead of trusting the sheer force of the impact to punch the arrow through' is sensible information to share.