The first one sounds really interesting. I'd also like to draw my own sona Graceheart in clothes from different eras of Korean history.

"Oh, you're going to Hamburg? Are you going to check out historic landmarks which survived the Second Wor-"

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Very little of the codex survived to the present, and so the archaeologists have little to work with. However, from surviving images, it is clear that the fertility god in question is some kind of Horned God; possibly related to the Gaulish deity Cernunnos attested in historical times.

"BREAKING: Archaeologists discover remains of an ancient birchbark codex with the oldest examples of proto-writing. As the predominant symbols on it are phalli, the leader of the dig explained it is likely evidence of a prehistoric cult worshipping the generative powers of a god of abundance..."

B. At least your risk of catching a disease is lower.

Interesting. I like how it resembles IRL "modern" festivals.

Can you please describe some of the winter festivals?

This would be clutch actually.

Thank you.

@alsvid.bsky.social, can you arbitrate?

I don't like turkey meat at all so it wouldn't be missed.

When I first read Dune as a teen, I *did* get the idea, and thought the concept of a revolution against the *people who run the computers and AI* was an interesting twist on a well-known SF concept.

Yet with that being said, I fully agree with OOP in the present.

(Replace "Irish" with "Celts" and add Alfred the Great to the list too)

Irish don't real
Justinian don't real
Abbasids don't real
Charlemagne don't real
Macedonian Dynasty don't real
Kyivan Rus don't real
Otto the Strong don't real
Al-Andalus don't real
Hohenstaufens don't real
Palaeologoi don't real

Anyone else don't real in west Eurasia in this era that I missed?

I am unable to read the word "eleven" without it being in the voice of the characters in the sketch.