It really depends on what your definition of "is" is.
That was super cool, thanks for the link.
Here's a bunch of books you can download. If you want to learn lore through a game Rogue Trader is great, same kind of RPG as Baulders Gate or Wrath of the Righteous.
I'm not a huge Warhammer nerd but I've been playing/interacting with the lore since like 2000. Couldn't possibly say the worst thing that's ever happened. The Warhammer universe is tens of thousands of years of tragedy and carnage.
The all guardsmen party is fucking fantastic. It's actually the story of someone's campaign in the Warhammer RPG. It should give you an ass ton of background lore, as well as an idea of how the game can work. It's also probably the funniest thing you've read in a long time.
Edit: Perhaps I am warhammer nerd.
No Man's Sky is very good now.
Both? Both. Both is good!
I just finished the series yesterday. Season one and two are weak as fuck and don't feel like star trek at all. Its ok as a random explode-y sci-fi show though. Seasons 3-4 really did feel like star trek and I liked them quite a bit. One of the best parts of the show is all the main characters have a lot of growth through out the show and its done in great realistic way. The ending of season 4 was awesome and up there with some of the best trek episodes.
I got your climate friendly meat right here
No but I've been chapo/hexbear since the beginning. Not exactly a power poster though, you've got double the comments I do in a 6th of the time lol. My posting powers are weak...
Mormon dude or not he's a masterful story teller.
I feel weird recommending medication but I had the same problem for like 3 years (since my mental breakdown) I got put on new meds about 4 months ago and holy shit have they been life changing. That constant anger isn't there anymore, some times I still have a bad day, but its not ever present annoyed at the world anymore.
Ostara, the name of the holiday we actually celebrated, is on the equinox, Easter stole a ton of traditions but slightly changed the day.
It's a celebration of spring, new life and fertility. Eggs and rabbits are both symbols of fertility hence their co-option into Easter. The history of Ostara herself is really interesting as you can actually trace her beginnings back Ishtar, one of humanity's easiest known deities.