Crown above door at Dwarven council

[Grey_Wolf_c]

Say, how did we go from talking about Xykon to the depiction of crowns in media to a nonsensical ramble about a fake artifact (which if powered down and made more usable would actually make for a nifty reward item in a dwarf-based campaign arc) to talking about Asimov?

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Grey Wolf

[Fyraltari]

Oh, oh! Have you read The Gods themselves? I'd place it second to Bicentennial Man for all the Asimov I've read.

And the V.AL.I.S. Trilogy by Phil Dick is quite the trip, as well. Though I am unsure if that can still be qualified as Sci-Fi. Anyway, that's where most of my understanding of gnosticism comes from.

General warning to whomever it may concern: it may be ill-advised to read Dick's works if you suffer from a mental condition.

[Caerulea]

I rather liked Evidence, from Aasimov's robot series.

For other sci-fi: if you have not read Ender's Game, do so. The rest of the Ender's novels I would consider optional, but that one is excellent. I also rather liked Ender's Shadow and the other ones set on earth. Also the series of the first formic war Earth Unaware, Earth Afire, Earth Awakens.)

—Caerulea

[Squire Doodad]

I rather liked Evidence, from Aasimov's robot series.

For other sci-fi: if you have not read Ender's Game, do so. The rest of the Ender's novels I would consider optional, but that one is excellent. I also rather liked Ender's Shadow and the other ones set on earth. Also the series of the first formic war Earth Unaware, Earth Afire, Earth Awakens.)

—Caerulea

Just noticed the Formic/Ant connection
Middle School me just made sense of so much