It is possibly a board game but I only played it online. It involves trading lumber, bricks(/clay) and two more items. Trade ratio was not fixed and you could negotiate with players. It also involved building roads and I think houses. I played with 3 AI if I recall correctly so 4 players total. The map was an island and ports were important somehow. The map was also split into various regions which yielded one of the four items.
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Found an app that uses more permissions than it requests. Is there something I'm missing or is this a MAJOR security flaw?
imgur.com/a/7JK6LJust got tasker and I want to know what profiles you guys are using. I am using the very basic ones right now (GPS on for apps, etc.)
Bloodraven and Blackfyre are possibly the most awesome characters in the series. I just can't seem to decide whose side I would pick.
Whose side are you on and why?
Edit: Downvotes, seriously?
Let's see what pisses off our hive mind the most.
Edit: A link to the comment will be nice.
Who does r/india think is the hottest out of all the Bollywood actresses?
The one with the most downvotes will be the winner. Thank you.
I think all of r/android will benefit from this and there is always a bunch of posts asking for what games everyone is playing.
Eragon presented himself to Oromis and said, "Master, it struck me last night that neither you nor the hundreds of elven scrolls I've read have mentioned your religion. What do elves believe?"
A long sigh was Oromis's first answer. Then: "We believe that the world behaves according to certain inviolable rules and that, by persistent effort, we can discover those rules and use them to predict events when circumstances repeat."
Eragon blinked. That did not tell him what he wanted to know. "But who, or what, do you worship?"
"Nothing."
"You worship the concept of nothing?"
"No, Eragon. We do not worship at all."
The thought was so alien, it took Eragon several moments to grasp what Oromi

