Nov 12, 2022
I really need to tidy this account up tomorrow lmao. Also thinking putting the first few episodes of cometfell on here w a link to other places to read it at the end.
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I really need to tidy this account up tomorrow lmao. Also thinking putting the first few episodes of cometfell on here w a link to other places to read it at the end.
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Symbols. Trying to work out a symbol library
Special Nuzlocke ruleset idea:
You get to carry ONE (1) revive at any given time, which you can only use IN BATTLE. If the battle ends and you haven't revived your fainted Pokémon, it didn't make it, and it is dead. There are technically no limits on number of uses throught the run except for that you only get one per battle, which means you should buy one or sell excess at all opportunities.
BUT: you can't use any other healing items from your bag in battle. Your only healing options in battle are the one revive, self- or doubles-team-healing moves, and held items. This prevents you from ever bag-healing the Pokémon that's out and maintains the risk that they die if you revive rather than using a move
This *could* save you from stupid mistakes but only if you're still on the ball with a pivot
For balance reasons, if you use self-destruct or explosion it's instantly dead, and you can't revive. Same applies to Memento and any other self-fainting moves that ever have and ever will exist. Revival Blessing should probably just be banned outright, but even if it weren't you still shouldn't get to revive on top of that, so it would count in place of the revive item use. And you're not allowed to use max revives.
Researching ancient greek cults from an archeological prospective really makes it clear how Christian the modern pagan movement is, even if they don't like examining it.
It was pretty common for people to get initiated into mystery cults to try to get a specific benefit from a god and move on if they didn't get it. This seems to have been treated as completely normal and maybe a bit rude but by no means a slight against that god. Whereas I know there are a hundred thousand posts on pagan subreddits worrying about "abandoning" a deity or pantheon if they start getting interested in another. Its the monotheistic worldview leaking through.
Common threads in Grecco-roman mystery cults: initiation, some amount of social status, music, sealed baskets, iconography that outlasts the mysteries. Votive. Superiors to organize. Initiates aren't expected to dedicate themselves to the cult.
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God. Sometimes I forget how bad most academic writers are when I'm only reading articles and getting varying levels of quality but reading a book about grecco-roman mystery cults and I want to shake the author. Stop using 3 or 4 sentences to say information you could convey much better in 1. Cut all this fluff omg
And putting human morality and understanding of the world upon things that are not human is understood to be weird and misguided, right? We don't expect animals to understand the trolly problem. Their concerns are inherently different from ours. I dont understand why people are unable to think of deities as more encompassing than just the myths that were popular enough or just happened to stand the test of time. It's short sighted at best.
Personally I do think that trying to identify specific deities/presences and give them concrete personalities is kind of missing the point of spiritual and divine experiences. The fluidity and unknowability is part of the experience if you let it