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Moondrop Chu 2 and Tangzu Wan'er: Which excels in terms of durability?

Moondrop Chu II and Tangzu Wan'er: Which excels in terms of durability?

I've been specifically looking into sub-$20 entry-level IEMs and have basically narrowed my options down to a toss-up between the aforementioned earphones.

I've heard good things about both, but my main concern lies in the durability department, since I'm sick and tired of cheap earphones breaking down every few weeks or so - even with proper care and maintainance. And as $20 is still quite a considerable amount of money in my country, I wish to make the IEM lasts.

Supposedly Chu 2 posess superior build quality as it is made out of metal but ac

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r/DnD•

Im just starting my first campaign in a few days with friends, and I've been sitting on a Human Cleric build for a while. I'm pretty proud of my character's backstory overall: he is a 17 years old guy who basically got dragged into a war; on the brink of death he prayed to an unknown god for help in order to "be protected until the war ends" but got frozen in time for 70 years because the war lasted that much time. so now he has to navigate the new world whilist repaying his debt towards this being by becoming a cleric, albeit a very incompetent one. He turns his pain ofd being isolated from the world into persistence eagerness to help other people who are just as lost and confused as him (

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What happened to Jack, the kid who came to the Forsaken land of God with his father to find the Creator's holy resisdence? IIRC Colin brought the kid with him and that's the last apperance remember that he had

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