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I hadn't heard of this before, but I'm building up my physical media collection by thrifting movies because I'm tired of streaming services. This was there at the thrift store, and I've snagged it. It's like this movie was made exactly for me!!

From Karaz Ankor to Khazad-dûm, I bring you our written language! Some of these are spoken and read by the Dawi-zharr, the cousins in the east, but most are our own great ancestors and runesmiths that formed and practice. I don't know for sure who can have any enjoyment of these, if anyone even have any enjoyment of them at all, more than me, but here you can see one aspect of our culture. Have a wonderful day, my kinsmen!

Addendum: I must confess that I don't have great knowledge of our bretherens runes of Azeroth or the... widly debated deepfolk words of tamriels Dwemer, which im not gonna debate if they even are Kin to begin with, but there are translations there, too. Also, I've not seen any of the Votann written language yet, but im guessing our space brethren has runes or something akin to that, too. The Kinfolk of Farune's Dethek writing is also some I've yet to indulge in, but time will come for that, too. There is Orzammarian from Thedas, too.. and that's a goblinhole on its own..

Anyway, good fortune!

The Hundred Caves of Yoshimi are a series of tombs dug into artificial caves in a tuff (volcanic rock) cliff in Saitama, in the Kanto region of Japan.

The pictured tunnels are very close to how I imagined the tunnels of D'ni being when reading The Book of Atrus.

The outside is also very unusual, as it resembles a large termite mound, which is definitely the kind of thing I'd expect to see in some other age.

Saw another user sharing miniatures so why not

(Don't ask why he's wearing it)

Loving the new figs, just painted them with the missus