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Drawings like the one here in the upper left corner: https://www.reddit.com/r/im14andthisisdeep/comments/wzbebg/deep_asf/

The NHO could make a shop where golden carrots are free, but you would need a Season Pass to get in (like Impulse's iTrade).

You only get a Season Pass when you renounce animal cruelty by following a set of rules, for example:

• No automated animal farms
• No packed farms: for example, every cow should have at least 12 blocks of space (a farm of 10 cows needs to be 120 blocks wide)
• Only kill animals that reached a certain age (for example: only kill cows that are at least 10 minecraft days old)
• Only kill animals quickly and painlessly: by one-shotting them without fire

You can only get the season pass after you follow the rules. Not when you just promise you will follow them.

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I want a Porygon in my team, but it's rather slow. It has the possibility to learn Agility, but I'd rather stick to its other attacks.

My question is: Can I get the Speed stat up enough with the help of Carbos, or will I need Agility to get some decent speed?

Extra: The current attacks I'm going for are: Tri Attack, Recover, Conversion and Psybeam. I'll get it to forget Recover if Agility would be essential for decent speed.

Hi,

I'm currently playing as a catholic Wendish Empire and having a great run, with few factional wars. When England decided to set up an anti-pope, I chose to do so as well for (1) the fun of it, (2) the achievements.

It was a much better decision than I expected. My tax income rose with quite a bit. This while I didn't recieve much backslash from other catholic rulers, to my surprise.

I therefore appointed my brother as the successor and killed off my then anti-pope. I pressed the claim to install my brother as the One True Pope in Rome. I won the war (because nobody helped out the Papacy).

Now the Papacy is my vassal and I quite like it. Especially the tax money I get out of it. And I

So, first some context. I can understand French. English is just easier and faster for me. But don't hesitate if you'd rather answer in French.

We're Belgians, from Ghent. Between the 8th and the 16th of September we'd like to go hiking, with backpacks and tents. We first wanted to go to the Pyrenees, but it seems that's a bit expensive. It's about €120 with the train one-way from Lille to Perpignan ((1) Do any of you know if there are cheaper ways to get to the Pyrenees? (2) Are train tickets more expensive the later you buy them?).

So we had the idea to go to the North of France, starting near the Belgian coast. Some questions:

3) Are there a lot of campings there?

4) W