Combocore

u/Combocore




I've seen a lot of conflicting information so I'd like some clarification on this. Just how important is the first word of a fantasy novel? I've been working for the last few months on a furry fantasy 12 part epic and here's what I've got so far:

Daddy

What do you think? Is this worth continuing?

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r/Rivenmains•

Currently the highest ranked Korean Riven, rank 7 in the region.

op.gg: http://www.op.gg/summoner/userName=pi9

Runes:

1st: Conqueror, Triumph, Alacrity, Last Stand

2nd: Magical Footwear, Cosmic Insight

Stats: CDR, Damage, Situational

He always buys Doran's Blade first, then Ghostblade and Cleaver. Usually goes on Ravenous Hydra, sometimes Sterak's or other situational items.

I've been trying it a few games and I kind of like it. When you buy Caulfields you're on like 19% CDR and Ghostblade+ Cleaver is a really strong midgame. The CDR rune stat hurts your early game a bit but it doesn't seem too bad. Doran's Blade start (which I believe most Koreans do?) I can't get used to, too used

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r/askphilosophy•

Hey, as above I have basically zero knowledge on philosophy. I know the names Nietzsche and Plato and that's about it, so I apologise if I come across as crude or unrefined. So my questions:

Recently I've been seriously considering getting into philosophy a bit. I'm going to a bookstore in a couple of hours and it'd be great to get some suggestions of books that lay out the like, various schools of thought and whatnot. Something I can read and have a foundation with which to decide where to explore further. Any suggestions?

Secondly, over the years I've kind of developed this (very) loose idea that the world exists only insomuch as you perceive it. Like, when you cease to exist the world (

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