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but as a muslim lesbian...it hurts. it's alienating. you're harming us when you say religion can't coexist with our identities because islam is as much a part of my identity as being a non-binary lesbian is!

there are plenty of legitimate criticisms to be made about white christianity and it's weaponization against the lgbtq+ community, but lumping muslims in with that is so harmful

the same people who persecute lgbt+ people also persecute muslim people, and if you can't see us as your allies or fellow community members, then you have some islamophobic views to work out

and before you tell me that muslims don't accept lgbt+ people, I'd like to mention that I have come out to multiple mujtahids (religious leaders at ismaili mosques) in my lifetime and they have all welcomed me

for every white lgbt+ person who doesn't accept my faith, there is a muslim who accepts my sexuality and gender identity

solidarity between religious minorities is vital, especially when we are intersectional (as is the case with lgbt+ religious minorities)

our experiences are parallel in so many ways and I've experienced some truly wonderful solidarity with jewish lgbt+ people

This blog is an alternate host for the Random Legacy, which was originally posted by tigger89 on MTS. After the release of City Living, stormydayz on wordpress took over for updates.

As an avid player of this challenge, I decided to update the challenge with altered rules, new rolls, and to accommodate new functions within the game as of the Island Living release on June 21st, 2019. As new packs and patches come out, I’ll be updating this accordingly. That being said, this is only my version of the challenge. Stormydayz may update their rules also, and others may come through with their own adaptations. This is just one of the many adaptations, not the official host of the challenge.

My goal in adapting and updating the challenge was to give a bit more variety to the rolls themselves (generation goals and misc fun can get repetitive at times) and to have a place to direct my followers when they ask me what rules I’m following. 

All credit for the mechanics, most of the parameters, and a lot of the wording I’ll be using on this blog goes to both tigger89 and stormydayz. If asked to remove this blog, I will, however I don’t claim to be the creator, or for this to be my original idea. All I did was just add extra rolls, and update the mechanics for the newest patch. I also took inspiration from some old versions of the challenge for TS3, and adapted them for TS4. 

My main blog is magicbats, but please credit this blog if you decide to use these updated rules instead of my main blog, and please direct all questions about the challenge rules, parameters, and mechanics to this blog instead of my main blog, just to have things separate. Feel free to send in suggestions for generation goals and miscellaneous fun rolls! More rolls means more fun, and I’m always open to suggestions. I recommend following or bookmarking this blog so you can stay up to date with whatever changes I make.

Follow the links below to learn about the challenge.

01: Getting Started 02: The Rules 03: Picking an Aspiration 04: Choosing your Heirs 05: Household/Career Parameters 06: Goals and Misc. Fun Parameters

Since the original blog @randomlegacy is inactive I took it upon myself to update some rolls for the packs released up to June 2022. If there are any issues/comments/concern let me know!

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