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## [RT][HF] A Practical Guide to Evil Book 3: Fletched
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* Author: u/Yes_This_Is_God *
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* URL: https://practicalguidetoevil.wordpress.com/2017/12/04/fletched/
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* Score: 59
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* Created: 2017-12-04T05:03:46
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### Post:
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[Link to content](https://practicalguidetoevil.wordpress.com/2017/12/04/fletched/)
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### Comments:
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> **u/cyberdsaiyan** [+6] (7 hours later)
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> it's small bits of details like these that flesh out the world in any story, giving you the sense that there's many things you haven't seen yet.
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> **u/Friedoobrain** [+5] (11 hours later)
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> Ranger would love living in a Xianxia setting. Her might makes right attitude would fit right in.
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> **u/None** [+2] (16 hours later)
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> erraticerrata said that " Archer’s people are inspired from parts of the Indian subcontinent, yeah. "
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> does anyone have a list of all the civs and their inspirations ?
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>> **u/ProfessorPhi** [+2] (22 hours later)
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>> It's interesting given India was never really known to be super bloodthirsty the way Archer's people are described - it's the birthplace of Buddhism and non-violent protest.
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>> I think another commenter mentioned Central America and that seems to make more sense to me.
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>>> **u/nick012000** [+4] (a day later)
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>>> >It's interesting given India was never really known to be super bloodthirsty the way Archer's people are described - it's the birthplace of Buddhism and non-violent protest.
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>>> And also the Thuggee murder cults that literally are the root word of the word "thug".
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>>> **u/None** [+1] (a day later)
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>>> I think the main reason is that India like china has been involved on internal wars fro the majority of his history, but the few that I know about it I think that I make sense, but yeah they aren't really famous about it for example the Taiping Rebellion.
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> **u/eaglejarl** [+1] (3 days later)
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> What was Ranger's thing again? She's apparently the most powerful non-divine creature in this world, but I don't recall why that was. Do we know about her Aspects?
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