Finished my Brazen Champion tonight!
Realised I am a very slow painter haha. This one took me a couple of nights to finish, but I found it a very fun miniature to paint. Looking forward to finishing the whole warband. I tried to use more saturated colors. Most of the time I paint with a more muted palette, so it was a nice change of pace.
Sounds pretty high to me. Total movie budget is 200M. So earning 5% back with only domestic previews, not bad. Edit: i assumed it's 9M after the theatres get their cut btw.
Shoot, I kinda liked their Technology and News communities to keep up to date. Those were active enough. I like the whole decentralized nature of Lemmy, but this shows that it is really important to join an instance where you will be the most active on. Sure you can have multiple accounts for each instance, but that is a pain in the ass. Unsubscribed from the Beehaw communities for now.
I haven't run it myself, but I found SlyFlourish's tips very helpful for Ghost of Saltmarsh. He also has videos for Wild Beyond the Witchlight: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLb39x-29puapE8g8vYg-DXDcgQbHltF8a
Nice Job! I like how you did the muscle/fleshy parts and the blue accent colour.
Are the cobblestone platforms also 3D prints?
I don't play board games solo, but here would be my recommendations of games that I have played with two players, but are also possible to play solo:
- Sherlock Holmes Consulting Detectives: It is mainly reading and coming up with theories, but I really enjoy it. I played the brown and latest green box. I recommend to start with the green box.
- Gloomhaven: I played the original Gloomhaven, but for starters I think the Jaws of the Lion box is a much better starting point.
- Gaia Project: You can play the with the Automa cards, it can be pretty challenging!
You can find the top 50 largest subreddits by amount of subscribers here: https://subredditstats.com/list/most-subscribers
Compare it to the list of https://reddark.untone.uk/ and you can see that not all the largest subreddits are listed, for example r/AskReddit.
In march 2023 there were 3,125,000 subreddits. So the total % of subreddits going dark is very low. However I assume a lot of subreddits are very small. It would be interesting to see how many of the top 1,000 or 10,000 subreddits are in private mode right now. source for total amount of subreddits: https://backlinko.com/reddit-users