SweetFX Mod Graphics Dark Souls 3III

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Trainer Dark Souls 3III

Cute Character Crowdfunding (CC-BY-SA 4.0)

Remember Justin Nichol's amazing Portrait Kickstarter? He's up to no good again:

Horde of Cuteness! is an ongoing crowdfunded high resolution character icon collection and the indiegogo campaign will add 2 heroes, 5 monsters, and 3 boss monsters chosen by the backers.

All the characters will be released under a Creative Commons Attribution Share-Alike 4.0 license, and will be made available as .pngs with transparent backgrounds, and will have include .kra or .xcf source files for editing the characters yourself. All new images will be 2000px by 2000px.

 There's a month left and only 590$ out of 1000$ missing.

Back the icon collection on indiegogo.

Wenja Language: dwaya

Smarkaka!  Cha alya "dajris warshta" shajay. Sa kraybaman: dwaya dwayas-kwa.

Hello!  Here is the second "Word of the Day" for today.  This post is on dwaya "fear" (verb) and dwayas "fear" (noun).

The word "fear" is a common one in the game. In one of the final missions of the game, Tinsay urges Takkar to steal the Krati's mask to instill fear in the heart of Batari. U Kratis prashkwa wayda.  U sush-dugishtar dwayas-ha plaha!  "Find Krati's mask. Fill the sun-daughter with fear!"  (Note some of the concepts we've discussed before -- u to indicate a command, -ha as a preposition meaning 'with')

If you're like me, you'll be playing Primal on Survivor mode this week.  (I'm not sure if I'll be doing Permadeath -- I'm not confident in my skills) When you're out in the world this week playing, the added game mechanics and the reduced power of your beasts will no doubt ta dwayas-ha plaha "fill you with fear."

Where does this root come from? From PIE *dwey- 'be afraid', continued by Ancient Greek deido 'am afraid', Armenian erkn 'fear', as well as Greek deinós 'terrible' (> English dino-saur 'terrible lizard') and Latin dirus 'dire' (< 'terrifying').  Note that the deinós word also has a relative in Wenja dwayna 'terrible, dire' seen most commonly in the dwayn-wal 'dire wolf'

U bal, may dwaya , may-kwa mari!

"Be strong, don't be afraid, and don't die!"

Wenja Language: marwa, mari, marti

Ha sakwan "Gwayfa Santa" hiyaja, dwa dajris warshta shaja dahamas. Parshwa maris, alya dwayasis.

To celebrate the upcoming "Survival Mode", we'll be doing two posts today.  The first on "die"; the second on "fear".

Mari, marwa, marti.  "Dead, die, death"  Three words that are extraordinarily important within the game of Far Cry: Primal, a game devoted to the reclamation of the land of Oros, which of course involves a significant amount of killing (gwana).

Sayla: Palhu Winja marirsh! "Many Wenja died!"

Tinsay: Martibi shwapa! "Worse than death!"

Sayla: Ku Ull marwa?  "Is Ull dead?"

Many of you probably have a good idea where this root comes from in PIE.  It's *mer- 'die; disappear' and is the source of words like mortal "one who can die", murder, morti-cian, and the list goes on and and on.  Pretty much every single IE language has some reflex of this word.  Wenja mari has the extra -i- because it has a -ye- in the present system in PIE (cf. Izila məryéso! 'you will die!'), marwa is from *mərwó-, and mərtí- 'death' (Sanskrit mrtí-, Latin mors).