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in addition, we are changing the muse limit back to 10 muses per mun. the diversity rule and the rule of starting with 4 muses and the other 6 based on activity are still in effect. this is to make sure that everyone is able to balance their muses and give them the development they all deserve with our new weekly activity checks. 

we hope these changes will enrich your experience here at acadiahqs! as always, please don’t hesitate to reach out through im’s or admin discord if you have any questions, comments, etc.! 

I wanted this song of the day to be by a band that, although they were successful at the time, both Admin Lee ( @whatyouareherefor) and I feel that is sorely unrecognised by many in the fandom: Marc Bolan’s T. Rex.

You may recognise this song from the opening of Billy Elliot. (several of their songs are featured in the film) This is a euphoric and uplifting track about those born to dance.

Like many songs, it’s best heard with the lights out lying in bed (or jumping on it!) or simply dancing around the room.

second — as we all know, dhampirs, dragons, and werewolves can be guardians to moroi, magicians, and banshees. now, sirens can be wards and get assigned their own guardian! in addition, fae and elves have the choice to either be a guardian OR ward, depending on their skill level and/or personality.

as always, please don’t hesitate to reach out for any questions, comments, etc.! we hope you’re all having a wonderful wednesday! 

I wanted to start with a song that I felt changed music forever. Although I feel that their closing song on Revolver, Tomorrow Never Knows, is more revolutionary, the last number on Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band is more relatable in it’s description of daily life. It’s orchestral crescendo and final chord is one of the most euphoric experiences in music.

This avant garde video is of the recording of the orchestral overdub with celebrity guests Mick Jagger, Keith Richards and Brian Jones of the Rolling Stones, Mick’s girlfriend and singer, Marianne Faithfull, Donovan, George Harrson’s wife, Pattie Boyd, and Michael Nesmith from the Monkees, who was staying with John Lennon at the time. (Yes, the Beatles were fans of the Monkees, but I’ll leave that rant for another time!) It was banned by the BBC for having what they believed to be drug references (’found my way upstairs and had a smoke’).