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r/Dimension20•

There was a moment a while back after Barnaby Whittaker died that it really seemed like the coterie were focused on taking control of city council and had a solid strategy for doing it immediately. Until there was a slight setback with Patty and Bingo, and after that they decided to let Florian Whittaker have the open seat and discredit him so their candidate could win the seat in November.

But none of any of that makes any sense to me, and it’s like they forgot how the voting rules worked on a five person city council with a dog mayor or vacancy.

First off, with Barnaby’s seat vacant and a dog as mayor then Marisol and Herman have a two person majority and can pass whatever they want re

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r/onednd•

The initial description for the 2024 wizard’s spellbook is:

> Spellbook. Your wizardly apprenticeship culminated in the creation of a unique book: your spellbook. It is a Tiny object that weighs 3 pounds, contains 100 pages, and **can be read only by you or someone casting Identify.** You determine the book’s appearance and materials, such as a gilt-edged tome or a collection of vellum bound with twine.

The bolded language “can be read only by you or someone casting Identify” appears to be new to 5.5. But what exactly is being revealed by reading someone else’s spellbook while casting Identify?

Is it just the list of spells in the book, information in Identify’s description, or some

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r/criticalrole•

There's been a lot of talk after yesterday's episode about Yeza's reactions, but one thing I didn't see discussed very much was Yeza's own prior relationship with the Cerberus Assembly, particularly in light of the Nein's recent discovery of the Assembly sending assassins to tie up lose ends that could implicate it in the ongoing investigations.

What the Nein haven't yet remembered is that Yeza can definitively implicate the Assembly in the theft of the beacons and therefore causing the war, which means he is one of the loose ends just as much as Essek. That's because the Assembly actually provided him with the stolen beacon that he used to extract dunamis, even though the Assembly's offic

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r/criticalrole•

So at the end of C2E124 things were looking bleak for everyone’s favorite Shadowhand. The Cerberus Assembly had sent assassins against him, he had to go on a self imposed exile to Eislecross to help quiet suspicion within the Dynasty, and he’s wracked by guilt over starting the war. My theory below is that if Essek confesses he can cause the destruction of the Cerberus Assembly (or at least the removal of its worst parts), make Wildemount safer, and get to copy his BFF Caleb by pulling out a beacon, so that maybe he'll even feel worthy of forgiveness by the end of it all.

In C2E125 we learn a hugely important piece of information: King Dwendal is investigating the Cerberus Assembly’s invo

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r/LAlist•

Hey redditors, I'm looking for someone who wants to take my roommate's room since he just moved out. The date is a little flexible, if you wanted to move in a little bit before the start of June. The apartment is a 2 bedroom 2 bathroom, very close to Ralphs in the South Park area. It includes a washer and dryer in unit, balcony (which connects to the room), an available parking spot if you drive, and there is a gym, sauna, pool, bbq area, and 24/7 doormen.

This is what the room and apartment look like. It's got a decent amount of closet space, plus some more in the hallway closet.

I recently finished grad school and now I'm working full time, and ideally you'd

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r/gameofthrones•

So my friends and I play a drinking game with rules we made up for each episode, and on occasion those rules call for a shot. Each person has been assigned to the house of a Lord Paramount, and each house has a different liquor. I think that all the liquors match pretty well, but I don't have a great one for the Starks. Any suggestions? I've copied all the other houses below. Ideally it should be a liquor and not a cocktail, because every week there's a new cocktail that gets made, and also hopefully not something crazy expensive, so no small batch single malt that has to be imported from Scotland. I did see [this](http://www.reddit.com/r/gameofthrones/comments/10p61i/bottles_of_liquor_for_e

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