Let's Play Fire Emblem: Sacred Stones - The Lagdou Ruins (Part 17)

[@Vulkypsin]

Ah Moulder.. Within these ranks, he sat much older. And in its reserves, did he long sit and smolder. But this modest boulder, with an assist from Valter, has now luminous raiment and renewed purpose gently set upon his shoulder. Well done, dear fellow. Also, DYNA-MITE! DYNA-MITE! Love Black Dynamite; such a fun show and the animation looks soooo slick and clean

[@meta527II]

37:49 For a second I was worried that Disney gave everyone's least favorite Hunchback characters their own TV show.

[@Zabes10]

19:28-19:41 Oh look my tea is ready LOL

[@BlackflameWanderer]

Ooo this released on my birthday, thanks Oscar for the video, it really made my day even better ^^

[@Hilversumborn]

I wasn't expecting a reference to "Tomo-chan is a girl" today but you don't hear me complaining.

[@seanmcfadden3712]

Bugbear rogue in 5e could be fun, but I have another fun idea with it. Bugbears have long reach, adding 5 feet to their melee range. Tasha's Cauldron Of Everything (highly recommend) has a Monk subclass, Way Of The Astral Self, that allows you to have spectral arms that give an extra 5 feet to unarmed strikes. Put them together, and you get 15 foot range punches!

[@michaelgunnels9694]

I can see valter being the one who was laughing at the whole thing with moulder joke there

[@omicrondstarsinger7199]

Moulder, Moulder sinks like a boulder. That is indeed canon.

[@seanmcfadden3712]

I still haven't gotten around to getting a group together to try D&D 5e, but I do have 6 ready made campaigns for when I do. Might be worth GreenScorpion and ComicFoil looking up, if they haven't. Keys From The Golden Vault. A series of heists, including a prison break, a museum heist, and a casino job. Ghosts of Saltmarsh. High seas, or at least coastal, adventures. Strixhaven : A Curriculum Of Chaos Chaos. Magic university! With exam and social bond mechanics. Oh, also some fun spells and Owl people player race! The Wild Beyond The Witchlight. A quirky adventure through the Fey Wild. Acquisitions Incorporated. Corporate culture adventuring. (Third party book) Animal Adventures : Secrets of Gullet Cove. Adventures in a pirate town, with talking cats, dogs, and rats.

[@SuperGamefreak18]

I should REALLY follow comic cause this is too funny and I need more of you lol

[@rue8929]

I'd have given Moulder the honorary MVP this map just for being a trooper and reaching his final form XD

[@OrionTempest1]

I had to run General Amelia in my Sacred Stones all-girls run because she's the only female axe wielder you get.

[@borjankosarac3645]

Which she can also do as a Great Knight, but you do you… That said, with one unfortunate particular exception (3H), modern FE making almost all classes unisex has been quite a welcome change for reasons like precisely that. Funny enough, I think FE6 technically has the most female axe-wielding units of the GBA era; I can recall Wendy/Gwendolyn and Echidna off the top my head (almost said Milady but Wyvern Lords back then were Lance and sword…) Whereas FE7 has… only Isadora, I believe. As for Tellius, obviously Titania starts with axes and… Jill, too? And if Astrid and/or Fiona can use them, but I don’t remember really. Yeah, later titles have been quite a benefit for unit variety indeed.

[@ThexZeldaxChampx90]

am i the only one who feels like Valter would be voiced by Asterian's VA from BG3?

[@NoBrAiNeR93]

Oscar's Valter gives me Astarion vibes

[@hiddenscorpiusXI]

Anthropology comes from the word "Antropos" which means "man" and "Logos" which means "thought". It has nothing to do with "Politics"

[@borjankosarac3645]

With that being the definition of “logia”… How does that word work with the Logia Devil Fruits from “One Piece”? ;-D

[@hiddenscorpiusXI]

@@borjankosarac3645 Whoops, thanks for catching my mistake. The rootword is "logos," which translates to "word;" "logia" has a different meaning. But to answer your question, *which you could find if you look it up yourself,* the wiki says: _"The word 'Logia' is a Greek word from New Testament scholarship that translates roughly as 'sayings, utterances, oracles.' It is surmised that given the kanji, this type of Devil Fruit is meant to represent an element of nature "speaking" with force; always with a destructive capacity."_ So in short, it's a stretch of the meaning, to make the etymology work in Oda's favor.

[@Zabes10]

Vannesa did kill a lot of monters but come one these was molder's chapter

[@MagusDouken]

Hearing Comic getting confused with anthropology reminded me of a Phineas and Ferb bit kzbin.info/www/bejne/m3q2pZh_psmIqbs

[@kay_faraday]

that bugs me in ways i can't put into words

[@borjankosarac3645]

…You know, you could have just had Moulder attack the boss and rescue him (and Valter) out of range. I mean, just saying y’know?

[@greenscorpion64]

@@borjankosarac3645 That small critical hit chance is what made us hesitant.

[@noahcarroll4944]

@@greenscorpion64 Makalov can certainly attest to that. Also, Reaver type weapons simply reverse the weapon triangle. Gerik got hit by a Sword _slayer_ before, which deals effective damage against sword classes.