Why would early humans have a mostly meat diet? There's plenty of foragable herbs, vegetables, and fruits to eat. Go to anywhere near the equator. Bananas grow on the trees.
We also have archeological evidence that producing beer happened before agriculture. So us humans were clearly pretty experimental with food.
Ancient humans probably ate a great diversity of plant life than we did!
I'm just starting on my rum journey. My girlfriend bought a bottle of Bacardi 8 year. I've been enjoying that lately. I'm still a novice, so I drink it with ice.
I want to get into the Shadowrun setting, but I don't care a lick about the rules.
I'd run it FKR style. Where's a good place to get a crash course in the setting?
I want to run Ultraviolet Grasslands, especially now that 2e is out. I can't justify dropping $80 for the box set though.
I don't do pdfs for games more than a few dozen pages.
Spiritual beliefs cannot be owned. Anyone can be a Christian. Therefore anyone can be an animist.
If I see one, I'll grab it!
Why would early humans have a mostly meat diet? There's plenty of foragable herbs, vegetables, and fruits to eat. Go to anywhere near the equator. Bananas grow on the trees.
We also have archeological evidence that producing beer happened before agriculture. So us humans were clearly pretty experimental with food.
Ancient humans probably ate a great diversity of plant life than we did!
I'll put that in my list to keep an eye out for.
I'm just starting on my rum journey. My girlfriend bought a bottle of Bacardi 8 year. I've been enjoying that lately. I'm still a novice, so I drink it with ice.
Classic sword and sorcery is required reading for aspiring GMs.