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Anonymous asked:

Breaking (not really) news: Ryōko Kui made Baldur's Gate and Pathfinder Kingmaker art! (Sorry if this is already known)

https://forum.neverwintervault.org/uploads/default/original/2X/b/b6b527d42990babc189fa469e0e9e1dc4afb40a6.jpeg

https://forum.neverwintervault.org/uploads/default/original/2X/e/ea4b9da8a8564c4464d699579d32cf96668f3abb.jpeg

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quenthel answered:

yesss!!!! found out abt these a few months ago and they are so good!

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she also posted some pictures of wrath of the righteous (she was talking about making a kitsune iirc and drew her character too) heres the post from her blog its so cool!!!

dungeon meshi ooohh I've never seen the kingmaker aet before i hope she does some for WotR i want to see her take on Aru
sleepingwithghosts2003
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Yes Elon is bad at running Twitter. It should be noted that he is more than likely intentionally tanking the value of Twitter, so he can declare bankruptcy. He must do this while looking like he's doing his best.

Remember, all this happened because he joked on Twitter about buying Twitter to temporarily spike his Twitter stock. This is blatantly insider trading, and the sort of thing the SEC loves punishing people for.

This put Elon in a tricky place. He could say he was joking, and risk getting investigated by the SEC. Or he could double down, and actually buy Twitter to prove he wasn't lying to boost his stock price. These were both horrible options for Elon. But being investigated by the SEC is the type of thing that rich people have nightmares about.

So he was forced to buy Twitter. He could not afford Twitter. So he was forced to engage in a leveraged buyout, meaning he had to pay a big chunk of the check in Tesla stock. This was a shit deal for Elon. Twitter was well known for essentially being at the peak of it's profitability, and the previous owners were looking for a nice exit. They were happy to sell the company to Elon for what was probably the highest price tag Twitter would ever have.

What this meant for Elon, was he had just used several billion dollars of his actually profitable company, and had to tie it's ankles to a company that would only drop in value. (and a company he had no idea how to run.) If Twitter drowns, Tesla does too.

His only way out is to tank Twitters value so the company can declare bankruptcy, sell off the assets, and stop bleeding money. But he can't LOOK like he's doing that ON PURPOSE for the same reason that he had to double down on buying Twitter in the first place: the SEC is very scary.