I microwaved, drained, and pressed the spinach to keep the yams' color dominant in the finished dish.

And as usual, I swapped the cayenne for gochugaru/aleppo (we're a little spice-wary, but not averse). (3/3)

If I was doing this from bags and tubes:
1 10-oz/280 g bag diced onion
2 10 oz/280 g bags diced sweet potato
1 Tbsp @ garlic and ginger
1 10-oz bag cut spinach

Everything but the spinach can be done without thawing. (2/3)

The amount of this which can be chalked up to transphobia against Wuk Lamat’s English VA really makes me want to grab my CUL main hand and go Julyan Manderville.

This is the breather expac to re-set the table and the new lure and bait skills are awesome. Deal or don’t. (3/3)

Then a challenge they’re completely unprepared for turns up and we’re finally given a fight in our weight class.

I see a lot of players failing to understand that. I—perhaps lazily—blamed this on a stereotypically Western inability not to be the main character. (2/3)

Yeah! It’s clear we’re here in Tuliyollal to be the Gandalf: watching, advising, guiding, only really exerting ourselves for a foe beyond our disciples’ abilities.

Wuk Lamat and Koana spend a lot of our MSQ bumbling through their ARR. (1/3)

I enjoyed both!

I also completely understood that "resetting the stakes" and similar phrases meant that the WoL in their semi-retirement would be letting a new generation emerge to tell THEIR stories, under our guidance and support. Thus, I was not butthurt when that did, in fact, happen.