theTruthshaper

[incomprehensible] smiled as she let the others play their hands. In these sorts of games, it was much better to bide your time.

The truest impossible ship is of course:

You already asked this one (see just above your post) We can't anymore! I would love to start doing it again though. Yes!! Easily in my top 3 things! Idk. Plus, this is a really spoilery question. Also, it's just difficult to decide on a favorite character, there are so many things you can like about them and it just can't be distilled into a simple ranking. But some of my favorite characters are (in no particular order): Dumbledore, Mad-eye Moody, HPJEV, McGonagall, Tom Morfin Riddle, David Munroe, Quirinus Quirrel, Hermione, Neville, etc. etc. I don't know I actually got a lot more active on the Discord, and the Shard just seems like a lot more work. Uh... languages(especially writing) please don't kill me. I love Maths though. And Physics. Also, Computer Science. Well, I discovered Sanderson in around 2019 July read all of his books I could get my hands on in around 3 months, obsessed over them alone for like seven months and then joined the Shard in May 2020. ( I just had a bunch of hypothesis and questions and I wanted to discuss them, I did not expect the people to be honest)

I searched a lot but couldn't find anything about this. Would you mind expanding?

Since, this won't start till at least tomorrow. I'll post my character in a few hours. Also, I have a few questions: What if you want to create non-default humans? Can you undo what another God just did? Can you create Multiple armies? Should we/Will we maintain a map? What if I want to raise a city? Are there ways to hurt the Gods?

hey all

Hello, everyone!

Hey Vapor

I still win

Hehe, Hi guys!

I win

Hi guys!

Are you sure this isn't just India?

Hmm, no idea honestly. I really don't order things in my mind, it's just not how my brain works.

I only used degrees 'cause the original question was in degrees

Huh, I thought that Riordan had really improved. Even though you could make an argument about him writing in the same world, I felt the specifics were different enough that the books don't feel derivative. Honestly, I never though that Riordan had the guts to kill a main character off.

I don't get why everyone was so troubled? Danex was right the first time around. Oh and yes; I have a different version of this problem for y'all: What is the minimum number of people required in a group so that the probability of at least one pair having the same birthday is greater than 99%?

Ooh ooh Math problems!

In my opinion, we should go for option B

Hey, Reading. *wins*

Yes. If you have to go the villain route, you should at least be high. Edit: High as in. you know, height.

More than one word *wins*

This is great! Though I can't figure what is supposed be at her feet

*wins* *wins* *wins*