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Disjunction

Level 5 Abjuration

With a flick of your hand, threads of power snap and unravel. Magic sputters, blessings die, and even divine light falters for a heartbeat—leaving only silence where faith and fire once burned.

💬 If you could cut the world’s magic for just a moment, when would you do it?

Carex plantaginea is a sedge that has gotten around quite a bit and even been separated a few times from it’s core range (Appalachian mountains). 

Here are examples of different populations with a bit of morphological stability on display,

Clifty Falls SP, IN 

Clifton Gorge SNP, OH

Adams County, OH

Caldwell Nature Preserve, Hamilton Co, Ohio(not listed in bonap:/ ) 

Red River Gorge, KY(in bloom)

Carex plantaginea is either called plantain leaf sedge or seer sucker sedge commonly; it has to be one of the most beautiful sedges to see in bloom and doesn’t seem to have and overall karst habit; it actually seems to do better in sandy ravines over the karst systems.  The interesting thing is definitely its mysteriously large but, fragmented outer range. Both the Greene and Clark county Ohio populations are considered part of this fragmented range that tells a story about refugium the Appalachian-boreal forest matrix, it’s retreat, and the xerothermic Interval/prairie peninsula expansion, and the importance of glacial outwash cut ravines and their ability to form refugium. Clifty Falls population is considered separate from other populations in accordance to older records, however, I guarantee you can find these in any ravine/rich mesic forest connection within’ the greater Ohio River Valley’s mesic woods. 

Both the Greene and Clark county Ohio populations are considered part of this fragmented range that tells a story about refugium the Appalachian-boreal forest matrix, it’s retreat, and the xerothermic Interval/prairie peninsula expansion, and the importance of glacial outwash cut ravines and their ability to form refugium for a cool/humid summer microclimate. 

The populations in these fragmented locations are smaller than what is generally considered core and are often claimed as disjunct due to the lack of connectivity to the core populations in the Appalachian mountains. Other populations make sense for long term connectivity due to boreal forest, cold rainy weather patterns, and unique microclimate cold producing communities that simulate temperate rainforest and cold ravine like climates in present days like the Ohio River Valley which was connected in more recent times. The refugium similar to that of glacial cut ravines that are the most significant are at the farthest west of the normal range, much of these are due to cold venting/producing micro climates like that of the algific talus slopes in the driftless which would of been somewhat connected in the boreal matrix. On the map we see a documented population also at the southern tip of Ill, this makes sense due to the Ohio River corridor. 

Disjunction

Game: Doom II Year: 2017 Source Port: Boom-compatible Specs: MAP01-MAP11 Gameplay Mods: None Author: "floatRAND” idgames | doomwiki | onemandoom

It’s adventure time! Disjunction began life as a handful of levels found within the enormous DUMP 3 collection. The author took what became MAP02, MAP05, and MAP09 and then built a bunch of other huge, challenging maps to flesh out something of a narrative. Your epic journey includes a military base built into the side of a canyon, an underground stronghold complete with biological supercomputer, a stretch of subterranean ruins, and another techbase featuring science and industry as well as the very depths of the origin of its corruption. The finale involves a huge, central structure surrounded by a field of broken ice that brings to mind the depiction of Satan in Dante’s Inferno.

Disjunction is a stylish cyberpunk adventure that blends Hotline Miami-esque action with tactical stealth.