There are two main accoints of the story and, ironically, he didn’t actually manage anything useful in either of them

In the oldest one, he was sent from Athens to Sparta to ask for help against the invadng Persians. He ran 240 km in two days in this version of the story, only for the Spartans to say that actually they were busy with a religious festival and would not be coming to help. He then ran back. In this one he runs more than ten marathons in a matter of days and doesn’t die, and while the Spartans didn’t help someone did have to go ask to find that out

In the later one, he ran the 40 km from the battle of Marathon back to Athens to say “we won” and then die. Of course, there’s not really any strategic decisions required from the information of “we won”, so in this version he ran himself to death for basically no reason at all

That was great hahahaha

That cat saved Skyrim, she deserves respect

How is this related to what PlexSheep said?

The name derives from an old Irish one that means “little king”, so in that sense it’s pretty perfect for a cat

That is a full-force complaint right there. That’s going straight to your manager whether you like it or not

It’s like they can turn their bones off at will

He looks like a wonderful little guy. His eyes are very expressive

Like Alaric the Goth! Naming a black cat after the wrong kind of goth seemed funny to me. Also “Alaric” means king of everything, which seemed about right for him. I am glad to hear that his Ostrogothic kinsman is faring well

Of course!

Visi, he is named for the sacker of Rome

Well because I didn’t? Bizarre thing to be so hostile about. He didn’t pull it over himself, he just burrowed under it

Captivating eyes!

I suppose it probably depends on their coats quite a bit? One with a dense layer of down hair is effectively wearing a winter coat compared to another cat wearing a windcheater

But in general, their natural body temperatures are a degree or two higher than ours, which is probably part of why they love being so warm

Before I opened this, I thought from the thumbnail that it was going to be a drawing of a pen on the floor and that it was cat art because the cat knocked it off the table

https://cdn.imgchest.com/files/13688dc1592f.jpg

I hope that this fake imitation screenshot can suffice 😔

I mean, yes it is effort going in, but it’s effort by different people to the BG3 devs and it’s effort on remastering a game that the BG3 devs weren’t involved in. The BG3 engine is Larian’s own one as well, so I don’t think that this team would even have the option of using it

This is one of those theories! There are just a lot of different ideas on exactly how and where it fits into the sea. The connection between Caelid and the Mountaintops is part of why I think my idea works (though not what I based it on)

There’s not a solid answer on exactly what it is, though given that I made the video I’m sure I don’t need to re-iterate what I think. A lot of people, myself included, think that it was a part of the Lands Between that got hidden away because of a few different things. The Suppressing Pillar inscription and Miyazaki’s own statements make it pretty direct, in my opinion, but there are various other smaller things. I’ve seen some people argue that it’s an afterlife of a sort, or that it’s entirely within Marika’s dreams, but I don’t personally find those explanations particularly convincing or satisfying. Whatever it is, it was at some point “obscured by the Erdtree”, and there is literally a colossal veil hanging over the entire sky to reinforce that