This is why I love the elves in Eberron so much. They have a strong culture of ancestor worship, and practice the only “positive” form of necromancy. Positive in the sense that it does not rely on magic from the world or others, only yourself and the object of worship. By doing so, they maintain a court of their deceased who continue to govern and advise the nation.
Sure, you can learn how to fight well with a sword in a few years, but it takes a dozen or more to learn how to fight exactly like the long-dead patriarch of your family line.
After spending decades learning how to be like one of their ancestors, they often go out into the world to walk the same paths.

It was maybe 7 years ago now, but I bought a dumb Sceptre TV and it still works great. Was only $300 at the time.

Everybody loves zombies - Shane Lacy Hensley

The person who shot Ronald Reagan, their motive was wanting to impress Jodi Foster.

Come to Pathfinder, where all the spells are kind of okay I guess.
please don’t kill me

I’ve been saying since EVs hit the market that I couldn’t wait for them to be cheap enough used for me to justify purchasing one. That hasn’t happened yet. Most I’ve ever spent on a car was $7k.

Fine, I’ll say it. Doritos and peanut butter go well together.

Yeah that’s very fair. I wouldn’t go so far as to call someone an incel just because they said one thing that an incel may also say. Were he alive today I imagine he’d find incels good material for jokes.

You didn’t say, “can’t be”, thats why I said it’s like you said that.

We didnt call it, “incel” 100 years ago when someone acted like an incel. If someone was making jokes and promoting a mindset at the time that would now be labeled “incel”, then we can retroactively say the ideology they promoted fits our current label.

I am in the same conversation, and I hear what you’re saying. I don’t think you sincerely understood what I was saying the first time.

That’s like saying someone can’t be a homosexual in ancient Rome because the word didn’t exist yet.

Like, in an extremely pedantic way you could say that, but it doesn’t reflect what was actually happening.