The database sorts cards alphabetically, regardless of color. So it looks like this is a coincidence.

And yet, it holds horrors the human mind cannot fathom.

If you’ve still got an account, it might be worth sticking your nose in again. The game’s improved dramatically over the years. Though, you might want to check the newer zones when you can.

It was replaced with goblin horse surfing years ago.

Adding to this, endgame grind for specific gear can be kinda painful. There’s a few specific items that are notoriously difficult to obtain. The Burning Spellweave Inferno Staff comes to mind. However, that’s only relevant if you’re looking at group content.

Wasn’t Greymoor’s console release pushed back to the 9th?

This goes back to Perfect 10 v. Mastercard. It’s a secondary liability case. Though, I mean, “looking too much like,” is a hell of a standard for secondary liability.

*Wears the Pilgrim set.*

It depends on setup. However, it is possible to one shot anything short of a boss. (And, yeah, I’m including Mercenaries in that.)

I mean, having to set it up for an instakill was how the spear worked in Odyssey. There was no crowd anxiety AI, but if you built for it, you could create a character that was horrifyingly lethal so long as they remained undetected, but things would quickly spiral out of control if you were spotted. There were a…

In Odyssey, you’re not actually an Assassin, and never join the order. So, no hidden blade, instead you have an Isu artifact that functions in a similar way.

If you’re high enough level, grab the Pilgrim Set. It removes the adrenaline cost for the Predator Cloak (Shadow of Nyx), and lets you do some hilarious things in stealth.

Mid-game you could get to a point where your assassin damage was high enough to one shot normal cannon fodder, and Critical Assassination could take out anything. But, it meant you couldn’t get into straight up combat. It did take hyperfocusing in your gear choices, but that doesn’t really reduce your durability…

Weird... there’s a bunch of Civ branded games that didn’t make the list.

Yes. Also probably ticks the boxes for at least 3 of the secondary conditions that increase the risk further.

This is a fundamentally incorrect understanding of freedom of speech. Granted, one that you’ll see frequently, but still, completely wrong.

Depending on when you left, there’s a lot of new improvements waiting for you.

Fun trivia: Ben “Yahtzee” Crowshaw actually wrote a script for DNF. 3D Realms apparently liked it, but passed on it.

Saints Row 2 and 4 have some great comedy writing. SR3 is a bit hit or miss, but it’s got some nice beats that play well. The spin-off/reboot Agents of Mayhem had some nice comedy moments mixed into the general Saturday Morning Cartoon flavor. That said, AoM had, probably, the best example of why Volition’s jokes…

Because it’s technically an independent microstate.