>>128164
Prowling lions don't attack either until you show weakness. The whole place reeks of death...Strike on sight.

>>128162
This is blatant disrespect.

>>128165
It's my baby too now.

Cervine 2019/03/04(Mon)00:55 No. 128169 ID: 6fb3de
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>>128168

>>128169
Little girl, I didn't choose to remarry a lady that already had a BRAT attached but I got to name you before I went to war and so if anything happens to you I will murder everything that lives.

AldKai 2019/03/04(Mon)04:25 No. 128172 ID: adb07a
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I named it so it's my daughter now that's how it works

>>128172
Awww adorable

Cervine 2019/03/04(Mon)05:20 No. 128174 ID: 6fb3de
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HMMMMMM I WONDER WHAT SERIES I KEEP GETTING INSPIRATIONS FOR YOGH'S DESIGN FOR

>>128174
METAL DEER



...Eth? ETH? EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEETH!!!!...

>>128175
*insert Metal Gear Solid game over music here*

Also, damnit, you beat me to it!

Do you think love can... Bloom? Even on a battlefield?

...Even in the royal tomb?
"You need to be able to protect the people you love"





...Even in a peasant house in front of your daughter?

Cervine 2019/03/04(Mon)06:34 No. 128178 ID: 6fb3de
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Shameless

Cue in the mother who left her home a week after they took her child, and tried to get hired as a nameless, faceless servant for the King's palace to see her grow.

>dating Yogh to get to be taken alongside Isa
Hmmmmmmm...

>>/quest/924404
Yogh is indoctrinated. He's not allowed to discuss his sociopath issues with a psychiatrist - mainly because they'd be executed for learning state secrets, and psychiatrists in medieval settings are old sages who don't realize the mind can be studied.

I wonder how much lead is in his diet.

I'm pretty new on this website but I feel that *some* suggesters have a lighter grasp on the reality of their suggestions than the others.

>Mumno
Well, that made me laugh at a grim as heck suggestion. Good show.

>>128186
If you guys thought I was playin when I say I'm gonna kill everyone alive I was not

Don't touch my Isa or ELSE

Guys we need to talk a little

>>924425
Are you insane or just trying to get Scendht needlessly murdered

- What don't you get about 'I am allowed to run you through with this sword to get your kid, the king is fine with it, I'm fine with it, I'm not doing it yet because I'm not a complete savage as far as sociopaths go'
- Do you think anybody will give a shit if you just get shanked in your own home for assaulting an agent of the king
- THIS ISN'T A PITY PARTY AND IF YOU DIE YOUR KID WILL HAVE NO MOTHER ALIVE
-***YOU DIE***
- HAVE YOU EVER TRIED TO TAKE ON A SPECIAL OPS ARMY INSTRUCTOR WITH AN OLD SHANK WHEN YOU'RE A MIDDLE AGED DAYTALER WOMAN I CAN TELL YOU IT WILL NOT END WELL
- You are told she will be cured, fed and cared for well for her service. The only bad part about all this is that she will not be raised knowing you. This is a blessing within a curse. Getting yourself killed on the other hand is 200% stupid within and without.
- Seriously why do you want to splash your daughter with your own blood
- Did one of you seriously suggested slicing a three years' old throat

>Great idea, remind him that killing the mother of a child is a perfect way to create a future royalty assassin, while taking away a widows only child is a perfect way to create a vengeful rebel

Or you know it could just make everything so much fucking easier for him

"Hey where's my mom"
"Oh she's dead you're an orphan lol"

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NheZ_hLCSx0&feature=youtu.be&t=3

>>128191
Bruv. Calm down

theyre dumb suggestions, they happen, get over it

ill go with the suggestions that best suit the character, trust me

>>128192
Oh I'm having fun don't worry. This is halfway hilarious (and halfway concerning).

>>128188
Is this a quote?

I didn't had the option of giving a dumb/smart suggestion. God damn it. I was too slow again and lose a big chunk of the update.

>>128178
We're not finished yet

Yogh was quite fuckable until three or four updates in when he showed himself douchey
He fucked that up, big time
Had to ask for that kiss, then went for a grope
Piece of shit
bad dog -1/10
Eth has more class than him under heat

He's no Big Boss, nor even an Ocelot or Kaz
He's a CHUMP

Yogh is super hot in this time period
maybe he's an ass, but ultimately he's just enjoying his job.
ya gotta do the kings bidding why not have a good time?

also we know that in the future Eth regards him with respect, and gave his lif to protect Reno.

Yogh is a cool dude and a good soldier . . . and also a smarmy perv

>>128200
Oh come on, like Snake didn't ogle Meryl's ass and literally told her "you have a great but".
He is still redeemable to me. Yeah, he was a douche at that time, but he might not be like that all the time. We should at least give him the benefit of the doubt.

>>128201
And you don't think maybe he should consider other ways to enjoy himself besides sexual harassment?

>>128202
Snake didn't molest her, though! Snake's wandering eyes aside, he isn't a creep like Yogh is. (Not that I think it was okay for Snake to do those things, just that he had a limit.)

Eh, maybe Yogh changed since then. It's been long enough.

>>128206
Maybe. Or Eth just had to get used to it. I hoped he changed, though.

>>128204
>>128205
>>128207
You know, people are very often more complicated than 'just being assholes' and 'just being evil'. I know a lot of very shallow individuals that have no morals and are very petty, but that's because they're base, and well, shallow kinds who never get anywhere far in life and just play socialites all day... You know, in a workplace, or in college. Compare with a guy like Yogh, who is about the best warrior in the whole kingdom. Chances are that he is not a simple person with a simple personality.

Not to give you examples of what could be but he's a war veteran who kills a lot of people for a living. Just that alone has to make you think. About 5% of soldiers shoot to kill. Most people have trouble with killing other people... Psychologically it's a huge burden, and people like Yogh either are born without that blockade or work themselves up to ignore and forget it, sometimes by blocking out their human emotions, sometimes due to complex psychological trauma. So frankly... As much as Yogh ACTS like an uncouth asshole, he hasn't done anything personally wrong so far besides following heartless orders. He insists on paying good money for you, which actually can mean a lot about his moral standards being more than shades of black.

You don't know yet until you get to know more, that's what I'd say.

Born to simple origins. Dad is kind of an asshole, drinks, a bit too violent. Mom is kinda distant. Grows up a bit emotionally troubled and violent himself, tend to solve problems by beating problem people. Sort of feels smarter than most around him and begin to have existential crisis. Hates that life is going nowhere and enlists the army by lying on his age because it just felt better than a life of herding pigs or what have you. Gets to live in city and be part of the guard. His inherent talent is recognized. Time of peace. Has fun with his youth.

Now captain of the guard. Meets a girl, instant crush. Beat up her other suitor (can't let you do that) and scare him off because he's a shallow wimp. To his great surprise she enjoys his personality and likes him this way. Kills someone for the first time during a patrol, has less nightmares over it than he was expecting. Never treats his fair lady with anything else but the utmost care. Feels like settling down, start thinking about quitting his job. Yogh-wife pregnant with a mini-Yogh, ecstatic and starts making plan to leave for good. Mini-Yogh and wife die in childbirth. Doesn't leave the army and joins a troop for the front, try to forget about it. Mom dies.

Makes new friends in the army, most of them end up dying. Witnesses the true crucible of hate and depravation that is war. Witnesses war crimes, from his friends, from his enemies. Sometimes partakes bad things, end up having trouble justifying them to himself, feels conflicted. Very young and rising through the ranks fast for trying to get noticed. Get letter that dad died, it's just me now. Career-oriented workaholic officer. Is given a noble title for heroism and called back to the capital after suffering a debilitating wound to his right eye. King wants him to train the new spireblades. Accepts.

>be Sir Yogh of Pridemour now, Spireblade to the Throne

One day go all the way up North to retrieve some dead soldier's brat. QT3.14 mom doesn't want to give her, "she's all I have yadi yada", try to be nice and promise her big money, explain I could *also* murder her if I had to. Whatever lady. Brief thoughts about taking her ass, settle for a kissy. Hurry up I'm cold and my feet hurt. Get the kid, feel like there's something queer about her but whatever.

Enjoy becoming a tyrant to all the kid (we need them tough and also it's funny). Briefly think back about Mini-Yogh, feel like this is fulfilling what I've missed in some way. Whatever, I'll take it. All I care about is turning them into Yoghs: perfect killing machines to the service of His Majesty.

Hear some rumour about one of the spireblade kids (now almost all grown up) been seen ''''discussing grapes'''' with a royal, apparently local expression to mean they're making a lasagna sandwich. Priest says girls can't love each other so that's not possible, have seen way too much in my lifetime to know just how wrong he is. Plan to interrogate her tommorrow, maybe I'll have to lop her head off or something. Go to bed. Get woken up by rude people.

>mfw lizard assassins have killed the king
>ow oh my god I just got stabbed to death
>ah yesss the spireblade kids came to-
>it's the lasagna kid and she's the only one left to watch over the queen
>mfw

>I don't want to be around to see how this is going down so I mumble some bullshit about how I'm gonna make a heroic last stand and tell them how to get out of the castle

>>128212
There's no excuse for his behavior. Explanations, of course, reasons. None of them are good enough, though some, like maybe this is the way society shaped him, make it inevitable. Maybe there's more to him, plenty of reasons, but he's still also a creep, no matter what else he is. And hopefully that's all he is, a creep trying to get a rise out of the people, though it's not unlikely that he's done worse.

If we're to judge based on people's actions, his paint an ugly picture.

>>128212
Solid lore my dude

>>128214
If Yogh cared about explanations he wouldn't be doing his job. Some people have a morality based on "good" and "evil", some have it based on "us" or "them", some have it on "me", and "everyone else". None of them is necessarily less hypocritical than the other.

>>128216
Alternate lore

>Yogh, Spireblade
>was recruited as a kid like everyone else
>one day the seer pointed out to my parents and said "their child is one"
>one wut
>see at the time, and until I became captain, I didn't know the Spireblades were a knightly order of chosen-by-god...
>...big gays
>like, the BIGGEST GAYS of the kingdom, which is apparently where we get our special Spireblade powers from
>nobody knows I'm a bottom mutt in service of the King
>have to pretend to be a hard-ass creep in front of the other officials so they think I'm just some hetero douchebag
>mfw I find out one of my wards ended up smacking with the queen
>I'm so proud of that girl

>>128218
His job isn't to coerce intimacy from peasants. His job is undesirable to parents, sure, and he has the right to do it through force if necessary. But the kind of force he uses is a reflection on his character, and he'd already succeeded in his job by the time he molested her. He was just upset she wanted five minutes to say goodbye.

And morality being subjective has its limits. Namely, when around other people. At least, when it comes to judgement.

>>128213
If this doesn't become canon, i will be very upset.
I read this with Brendaniel's voice.

>>128227
>>128228
What a monster.

AldKai 2019/03/05(Tue)15:26 No. 128233 ID: adb07a
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>>42311
Well, if you read his, or her, or whatever, I dunno, reputation in full... You really don't want to compare. As presented in History the Emperor of Rome had lost about all grasp on reality and was living life as an underage prostitute. This is not the example you want. To cite other reported misdeeds...

- Basically raped a vestal, which are celibate for holy reasons
- Screwed over the religious pantheon
- Dishonored the Empire to the lowest possible depths without giving a single damn about his responsibilities as Emperor. Again, was being an underage prostitute in the royal palace. Imagine the president of the USAs doing that in the White House. Yeah. People are gonna be pissed and they should be.
- Enormous and blatant nepotism in administration

Elagabalus is rated as having one of the worst, if not THE worst historical ruler reputation in the whole of human History. Reading all the contemporary reports, he was a degenerate in full, not 'degenerate' as a cute online furry meme, but actual 'needs a therapist'. If you want a historically gay person in power to refer to? Not Elagabalus. Never take Elagabalus. Never. Ever. Don't even think about it, and you basically know how it ended for him, he got stabbed by his own soldiers.

Now I know what some people are gonna say and it's gonna be "but what if this was just rumours and character assassination". Well, 'character assassination' is claimed to happen to everyone with any sort of even slight side of controversy. This is often the first line of defense of revisionists of all allegiances, saying 'actually X wasn't that bad, he didn't even order that...' and going there is just a waste of time. Historians usually do a great job and Historiography is a real, serious and very scrutinized field but the first thing you're taught in class is that a "Historical Fact" can be many things and validating sources is very hard, especially old ones when History was more a hobby than a vocation and people felt entitled to add their strawberries to the salad. Like you're calling him 'her' but you don't know if that was an invention too, maybe he wasn't even a sexual deviant, but the point is that, the historical character called Elagabalus is all these things and will keep being these things barring a completely new source with perfect credibility that will disprove it (this will never happen). Elagabalus is a terrible person in Historical records and so comparing someone to him is comparing them to the one insane ruler in the Roman Empire that was getting paid, at the age of sixteen, to have sex with strangers in brothels while trying to get the people to worship him over the rest of the religious pantheon. Also he raped a sacred vestal. And yes, he probably was a transsexual, but NOT in a way that would get anyone to see it in a good way. WHILE having the responsibility of an entire empire and the millions of people living under his authority. I don't know if any of this is actually true: but it's up in the air and that is not good. Even if it wasn't, he obviously failed to maintain a balance and keep a lid on his deviancies. The best I could assume (and honestly what I think was the *most truthful*) is that he was just a troubled kid in an ancient society, not cut out for leadershp, with primitive ignorance of psychology and that was given ultimate power over the strongest nation in the entire world at the time.

This is... The wrong choice of idol, frankly. For weirdoes in administration that dude was a disaster and associating with him gives a very bad image. On the other hand, you got people like Frederick the Great.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Frederick_the_Great

Frederick III Prussia was nicknamed "The Great" for a lot of reasons, and none of them were self-aggrandizing propaganda you saw in more ancient times. Freddie was a GREAT ruler. And he had a bad case of being a big gay.

"Unusual for his time and aristocratic background, he criticized hunting as cruel, rough and uneducated"

A guy after my own heart. So he lived in the 18th century which, while better than the dark ages or ancient Rome, was still a time to get impaled for suspected sodomy. But he was an extremely competent ruler that was supported and beloved by his people, his administration and his soldiers, and he was a refined workaholic. So they didn't care event though it was known by about everyone which way he was swinging. Freddie also could keep a lid on it, so that it wasn't ostentatious and so most folks would either not have to know about it or could choose not to believe it.

He was even as close as possible to an atheist. Fancy that. The only thing you could reproach is antisemitist tendencies, after all nobody's perfect, and the conquest and exploitation of Poland, which is... Normal, for a ruler at the time.

In fact anyone had their way with Poland back then. My grandpapa was polish, so I can say it.

>>128233
Wait, hold on, isn't this sopused to go in the Draw thread?

>>128234
She said no so... No.

>>128235
Who, Deer? If so, then let's carry on then.
Never heard of this Elagabalus guy. Sounds like a real piece of work.
How do you know so much of this stuff anyway? I am learning losts of things. In TG. How?

>>128236
I would have been an historian if I didn't drop out. I've studied a lot of other things too. My degree was 'English Language' which covers a lot of things from how babies first learn to speak to how racism forms to the economical situation of the English Kingdom in 1600. And of course my favourite, how 9/11 was a CIA plot. Miss you Mr William Schnabel, hope your retirement's as fun as your lectures. He made a book about how Lovecraft is racist. Frankly, I haven't read it, because I don't like Lovecraft I like Tolkien.

Personally, I think that if you want to know anything as far a 'social' sciences are concerned (which are REAL sciences with many useful applications just like STEM fields), you need to know a lot of diffuse things, because any social issue is the cause, consequence and context of at least twenty other things. So knowing a bit about psychiatry, philosophy, or even joining the army can help you understand a historical personality or knowing the basics of economy can explain, say, the rise of certain ideologies. General knowledge like that is also a capital skill for storywriters and artists, because that's one thing to say "she's a gay ruler", it's different to explain how it matters. Well, personally I'm enjoying the characters without the need for drawn out explications over their world, so I don't mind.

>>128233
Don't take sources on her as objective fact. Most of the most trustworthy ones were written by Dio from a position of EXTREME hostility towards her, and definitely not intended to look good.

That said, I never said I idolize this person. They're simply a queer ruler who came to mind, because I recently wrote about them in a dissertation on gender dysphoria. None of their other deeds or politics are relevant here. I may as well have chosen Queen Anne, or Frederick the Great, or Al-Hakam II, or Ludwig Viktor.

The people Reno is actually based on can be seen in >>127111, I'm sorry to say.

>>128233
Transsexual isn't a thing anymore. I don't have anything else to say.

>>128239
Also this. Taking into account your DeviantArt username, AldKai, I don't think I want to discuss these matters further with you. Apologies.

>>128239
Isn't a thing anymore? I thought it meant the same thing as transgender. Is that what you mean, it's an obsolete term?

>>128241
It's considered anything from mildly offensive to simply scientifically inaccurate. The correct term is transgender, and has been for about twenty years now.

>>128241
Yeah this >>128242 .

Cervine 2019/03/06(Wed)15:22 No. 128266 ID: 8c46c9
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I'm proud of you guys. This flashback has gone on for several days now, and not ONCE has the word "milf" been used.

>>128266
You are going to jinx it, you fool!

>>128266
Oh... You should have waited...

Besides she should be with someone nice and exists in the frozen North near her. And the acronym for that sucks.

>>128266
You jinxed it, you fool!

Someone has just used the word “milf” in the quest!

>>128270
It's ok! As long as the anons don't remember "that thing", it will be fine...

>>128266
I'm not a necrophiliac.

>>128282
No- what? NO! I wasn't referring about THAT! But the point is not to say it, so i won't.

>>127013
Thorne and Eth kissing: Achieved.

High fives all 'round, people.

>>128334
Well thorne kinda wasnt conscious

>>128334
yeah i dont think it counts if one or more parties is unconscious and/or dying when it happens.

>>128342
unless its the "mortally wounded on the battle field and now as i lay her dying kiss me because i've always loved you" kind of thing. That totally counts.

Bah, you philistines! It was a practical life-saving suggestion! Now Eth can safely cross off that particular box on her bucket list without ever getting mauled by Thorne in the process! Unless there's another checkbox further down called "Tease Thorne about that time I kissed her"...

Really though, Eth trying to give Thorne air to keep her from dying was, I feel, illustrated in a cool and badass way. Me getting to deploy 'the kiss of breath' in a sentence is just a sweet bonus (to my incorrigible punny bone) and I'm happy the Deervine didn't feel obliged to insert inappropriate lewds (given the situation) into Eth's head because of it.

So far, EthQuest has functioned on a weird scheduled, where I hop online whenever I can, and draw a few updates.

I've gotten a... mixed response to this. Some people love it, some people hate it.

Now I don't want to be working on this quest for several years, so I don't intend to slow down. But should I work out a schedule for when a session starts, so more people who are interested have the opportunity to join in? Say, every week on saturday at 2 PM CET, and extra dates whenever I announce them. Or is the current method fine for you folks?

>>128356
Don't worry about it.

>>128356
eh, i'm fine with whatever, as long as you give us like 5-10 minutes between updates to write a suggestion before starting work on the next one.

>>128358
Yeah, i agree with this, is all right with me as long as i have time to write suggestions.

Count me among those that like the rapid update style despite sometimes missing the chance to make input. Scheduling a good usual time will always be relative to you, and some people may start missing out on a chance to participate during sessions due to it being in the middle of their sleep/work/whatnot. I'd rather you varied it some, like you have been doing, rather than limiting to certain times of the day/week.

I'm not gonna diss on the method completely, mind. You can always announce when you plan to do a spree and just see what comes of it.

as one of the people who struggles to keep up: don’t worry about it. the people who have the flexibility to consistently participate are having fun, and the people who don’t can still backread and leave suggestions in the lull between update sessions, and i think that evens out to being fine for everyone. plus, the most important thing is that it’s the update method that works for you. i think that trying to make things more rigid and schedule stuff is just going to put unnecessary strain on you.

i do agree with >>128360 that there’s no harm in throwing a quick “hey, i might be updating tonight” in the disthread sometimes especially if you think you’ll get a lot of updates done, so that people can try to be around, but i guess that might get cumbersome/cluttered depending on how often it happens. at the end of the day i think you should just stick to whatever’s easiest for you.

Just realized I never actually posted that comment I thought I had three weeks ago. Now I feel rather the dullard.

Anyway, just wanted to tell you how cool I think this quest is. So far, the story has really been quite good. But I must say, the art is my favorite part. You basically use my favorite style; grayscale with deep color accents. So maybe I'm just biased, but I certainly love the art.

Eth is also pretty sexy, which, I mean, is kinda important. And also Reno.
And also Thorne.

>>128529
Come on let's face it, Thorne's just fat (well she's probably all muscle but come on, one has to have a very specific taste to call that sexy, she's cool and big and dope, but not sexy, not that there's anything wrong with that)

p.s. - no offense to anyone who claims otherwise

>>128531
...You knew people would disagree and yet you tried to make it an objective statement anyway, huh.

>>128531
This is a bad post, fat or not.

Asa the wizard 2019/03/19(Tue)23:06 No. 128545 ID: 7e6ec5
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>>128531
>Thorne is just fat.

>>128531
Thorne used to be my fursona so via like four layers you just called me fat wow ok

>>128531
>Thorne's just fat
>not sexy
What you said is kinda rude.

Even if she is fat, she can still be sexy if she wants to be sexy.

>>128555
Criticism is like spoiled meat.

It smells bad, tastes bad, sometimes just looking at it makes you sick.

But if it's properly prepared (constructive criticism) than eating it not only provides nutrition, but also builds immunity to the harmful effects.

Then there's unprepared, spoiled meat (haters). Eating that shit is just gonna tear you up from the inside.

That was a complicated metaphor who's basic massage was; don't take hate, because hate tastes like spoiled meat.

>>128585
Would an analogy of trying to swallow a whole, live pufferfish verses eating properly prepared fugu work better?

>>128590
Yeah probably. My analogy was spoiled meat cause I was eating discount steak at the time of writing.

>>128590
i'm thinking most analogies would have worked better.
(sorry, someone had to criticize the post about criticism)

Cervine 2019/03/21(Thu)16:49 No. 128604 ID: 94796c
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Hey all! I have a discord server now, at https://discord.gg/DVhDSj3! Come hang out!

>>128601
Fair.

Cervine 2019/04/19(Fri)15:48 No. 129180 ID: 975dce
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This is now also a Kindling disthread! At least until it gets big enough to need a proper one.

https://tgchan.org/wiki/Kindling

>>129180
The art style of this quest is quite abstract and much different from Eth. Not that I mind, I find it quite interesting. As long as it's not used to censor certain things too much heh. What I'd like to ask is, what made you decide on this art style and will it remain the same through the whole quest?

>>129197
Gotta see how well it works, it'll probably develop quite a bit.

It was inspired partly by middle american art- mayan and aztec especially- and modern day pop art, with some dunmer thrown in.

Apologies for the hiatus!

Real life has been very stressful. I'll return to regular updates in a week!

>>129405
that's fine, deer. hope things get better soon.

>>129405
You do you stuff, mate, we aren't going anywhere!

So, updating has been kinda difficult lately, because people haven't been... suggesting much. This is probably my fault, since I'm the one running the quest, but bear with me, I'm still an amateur.

Should I switch to a lettered system, like Coxwette? Always keeping a blank option for people who have their own suggestions? It might help keep up the pace a little, and encourage more people to join in.

It may also be because we're in a difficult, slow, puzzley situation, so some suggesters are waiting for the hard part to be over, preferring a more active and smarter people to solve the situation for them.

I'm speaking for me, mostly. Don't know how many other's feel the same, but there's a good chance. Even with the lettered system, people might just be waiting for updates to pile up to binge through and better get their bearings on the environment. The Castle attack and escape was very active, so it was react and GOOOOOO! Don't think, DO!

Knowing that though, I'll suggest more. I'm not that confident in my answers so the letters will help a lot.

>>129562
Yeah, i agree with this, i am more of the "spark of moment" than the "calmly finish the puzzle". I don't dislike it, i just have a really hard time with puzzles, and because English is my second language too.

I am loving the quest so far!

>>129563
Thanks for the great answers guys!

Sorry for the lengthy hiatus, regular updates will resume shortly.

Anonymous 2019/07/30(Tue)12:49 No. 130544 ID: 2976ba
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>Spots moans in culinary ecstasy.

This calls for a classic.

>>130544
Noooo i had got rid of that mental image!

SOOOO... we using this again or Deer makes a new one?

>>133751
This one is a dumpster fire. I'll make a new one

Please direct discussion of the EthQuest Reboot here: https://questden.org/kusaba/questdis/res/133753.html