Fjósamaður

Tilbúinn!

We wuz kangz

Ég vil

Samþykkt

Til bardaga slags

https://youtu.be/ZECezMYug8c

This is a good one

@haywood You got me, I don’t remember that one

The results of almost never playing Norse

lol

@Deleted User I know

Norse were the best

https://youtu.be/ADikz5rAjJU

This too, I'm starting to think the entire story happened in Sumer and Egypt

Know that too, classical studies is my minor

what's your major?

comp sci sounds like?

or am I confused

yep

nice

you could make hundreds of villagers and transform em w a god power to ragnarok warriors

where?

if you don't mind me asking

nice

@Deleted User All of those ancient cultures exchanged gods, that’s how they all ended up with so many, they would just adopt them into your current pantheon because who knows, maybe praying to that god could provide something your current pantheon lacks.

And then the Greeks also believed in syncretism

Mixing of different religions together

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Samaria

an often forgotten part of the regions history

Ya

I assume most Jews would know about that

It's really all about water management

This is what Hanuka is about

Kinda

yeah, but everyone forgets specifically about Samaria itself

Fertile soil from water and minerals

Wheat grew wild here also

I always thought it was an interesting point in history

cool

If you go to a water aqueduct museum place, they show how it affects civilization and population growth