This cannot go on

[argonian 14254]

Bait title. 

Post anything about either IRL or LOTC history that interests you. Doesn't need to be in-depth, though it's appreciated, can just be a general topic that you think others should read about.

[JustMeMorgan 2065]

personally I feel everyone should read Roadside Picnic by Arkady & Strugatsky, it's a short novel but it basically is the centrepiece of which STALKER is based on; Soviet Union allegory with the deep question of the reality of human autonomy and how our society may perceive and understand advanced intelligence

[MailC3p 2403]

My favorite piece of LOTC history is you

[greisn 366]

a CT library of draugur would be cool 

[argonian 14254]

23 minutes ago, greisn said:

a CT library of draugur would be cool 

we had this b4 
when did it stop

31 minutes ago, MailC3p said:

My favorite piece of LOTC history is you

❤️

[Malins Welcome 1519]

I'm reading a book about Metternich by Wolfram Siemann and it's really made me admire the man I hadn't known much about before. It seems like he correctly understood that the revolutionary spirit was coming from the press and the universities, which must have been hard to tell back then and is still true today. Next I plan to read Kissinger's treatment and then move on to Tallyrand.

[Cheese 8882]

I LOVEEEEEE genealogy and the history of titles and succession and general. Sometimes I like reading lotc char wiki pages to trace their titles and families back and all that fun stuff 

[Aehkaj 1244]

I like airplanes

[_Elrith_ 4525]

Warhammer Fantasy 

[Frisket 4538]

Legos calm me…

[TaraJess 2848]

genealogy is so ******* fun. I am absolutely obsessed with LOTC's big ass human family tree, I could look at it for hours. But even in other games that is always the fun part for me, like in the sims or any game where one can have a family. Genetics is also super interesting as well. When I was in middle school there was this game I played where you could breed horses, and I had so much damn fun with trying to get the best horse with the prettiest colors.

[Gridlock 1033]

The stories of real people during world war 2. On both sides, what drove them, what made them take the choices they did, etc. Listening to some very interesting podcasts about that shit. Losing myself in it

[rep2k 3192]

what do yall prefer, marlboro red or lucky strike red?

[Gaja 1311]

follow me on spotify

[ibiou 2397]

recently just wrote my bachelors dissertation on catholic and protestant literary portrayals of the clergy in eighteenth-century england (-: it's more fascinating than you would have thought in terms of subtext and context to the period and i highly encourage people to deep dive into the subject when they have the chance (recommend the gothic novel 'the monk' by matthew gregory lewis as a starting point).