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I know the video is old and improbably won't see this comment, but I need to know where you got that jacket it looks amazing

what about lanolin or a mix of beeswax and lanolin?

Another great video Kramer! And very smart of you to outsource your filming and subject matter during this down period where .ou are moving and getting things done. Brilliant move if u ask me! Ben is super talented and I loved his tutorial. What a great idea to do Adventurer training videos! I love this and can't wait to see where you take it. Looking forward to all you do and meeting your special guests! Good luck on your moving adventure!

1:26 "He trusts no one, but is loyal if you win his trust" Lmao

This is why human fighter is the best, u can be whatever u want or need and no one questions it. U can be into alchemy or be a part time entertainer or whatever, then when you’re in fights, u get to flex all your niche arms and armor lore u learned from hema

As a woman who has never liked to dress "normal" I have experimented with styles of outer wear. A couple years ago, my sister-in-law decided that I needed to be more current and gave me a cloak like your favorite. It was labeled as a wrap and apparently was all the rage for that year's winter fashion cycle. It is as you mentioned versitile. I often wear it simply draped over my shoulders and open at the front, but when I'm feeling the urge to dress more "meat & mead" to chase away the winter blues, it gets belted or clapsed using my brass blanket pin.

That’s ‘lodging’ which spell check seems determined to change. ‘Loving’ would be something else again. 🤣

In Darby O’Gill and the Good People by Herminie Kavenagh, there’s a description of a beggar asking for loving and the obligation of giving it to him. Another female beggar apparently couldn’t find a place and had to stay in a hedge wrapped up in her cloak. A third beggar stayed at a haunted mill and was murdered. These are set around the late 1800’s

Dirt, Dents, and Wear are often overlooked in film.

4:36 - no, it doesn’t

Very interesting, thx. Cheers from Poland 🍻

Utah has its forests and grass, not Eastern Woodlands, but beautiful in their own right. The added access to much more diverse landscapes will, as you've seen, provide as yet unforeseen possibilities. Good to hear you "like guns", as you may (or not) find yourself in a more 2A centric environment. Best of luck, and our paths are getting closer to possibly crossing one day.

Nice would love to see more of this

It's often hard to find a character you connect with. I was 30+ before I found one, and I've been playing him for the last tweeellllve... years... Wow, time flies.

More of this stuff!

I know how you feel. I've been bard from lots of places.

Firearms didn't make armour obsolete. Spanish tercios, Swiss pikemen and Landskenetteddydoos would still wear a metal cuirass for the torso, a helmet, and padding on the rest of the body. Pikes and rapiers/sabers were still relevant enough until the 19th century to warrant wearing some armour.

Medieval battles in Hollywood: perfect formations advance on each other until it turns into a tavern brawl, with people spinning around to kill enemies behind them with their giant swords. Medieval battles in real-life: both armies stay in formation forever, 1 meter apart, trying to poke with spears around the opponents' shields, while shouting slurs.

FYI... No one wears their gun rig over the top of their vest. Try sitting down... lol

60 seconds in ...black wich the average medevile person count afford. And black then was still not black ..an obvious modern military blanket and metal eyelets. That didn't exsit till the late 1800s ...that's 1800s not the 800s. Lmao, if ur in DnD that's fine I guess .but I've done ( historical) reenactment for over 35 year and strive to b as historical accurate as possible... ..soooo Deadpool in fairy wings. My b ok for a renfare ...not at a living history event..

What do you call Spiderman after he lost his powers, but still jumps from building to building? Peter Parkour.

im going for the prince charming rn

Parkour is a fun way to spice up a jogging session.

I went with a rouge character type with option to be a bandit/mercenary because... This is how I like to play. Maybe I'm bad person, but this feels natural for me lol.

I really liked this, simple, clear, and masterfully done, a lot to add to an excercise rutine, and thas a good thing to happen thanks!

I have seen parkour videos and thought, "I would never be able to do that." This video, however, made me realize I already know how and used to regularly do parkour. All the tree climbing, fence crossing, and volleyball -- but especially the fence crossing -- I used to do trained me in the basic landing. I guess I need to get back to those activities.

Forget about walkable cities. We need parkourable cities in America. Survival of the fittest.

I hate the pink cupboard

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have you found that you are wax sealed leather bottles hold up in heat?

Happy unpacking. Enjoy your new home with your new budding family. I hope you make many happy memories there.

It goes nicely with wizardy!

Very interesting video. Hope everything goes smoothly moving to your new house. Big, strong and fluffy dragon hug for all of you.

This is a good series idea!

This is so interesting! I am glad I took ballet for several years - I tried out the movements and it really helps with the flexibility and soft jump landing he mentioned Great series idea - excited to learn more!

Nice new opening logo, Kramer!

LA PARKOUR!!! Seriously though, it's been a decade since I've seen a parkour video on youtube

i don't think you're wrong in general. but a thicker mantle cloak quickly becomes a comfy sleeping bag and with 2 clasps you could attach it to the clothing layer beneath on both shoulders (or on top of a backpack) eleviating some of its drawbacks. in addition it's able to keep warmth inside and catch even only slight breezes to cool its wearer, which is something i used my thin woolen mantle cloak for, i was able to comfortably wear the same outfit in dry hot summers with over 35°C and in snowy winters with under 0°C. and tbh it can be sown easily, fold a rectangle in half, sew it together at one end, done. depending how you wear it and how sturdy seem and cloak material are, the hood can be used as kindof a backsack for groceries. to counter billowing you could add some light weights to its bottom, which can make it into a viable defensive tool similar but inferior to a net. and/or wearing it over everything would keep it away from the presumeably wet or dusty ground and leafs, makes it quick to disrobe to not hinder in combat and after it got damp can be dried while traveling without becoming too uncomfortable. but i'd agree gandalfs long ruana style cloak still would be superior in colder climates/environments.

TBH if I were taught Parkour in high school, I probably wouldn’t be so out of shape

long before tobacco came to europe some form of cannabis has been around eurasia and africa, and as similar to flax only the stems were used for fibres (ropes and even cloth) it is plausible that its smoke's calming and appetite increasing effects could have been used in some capacity, especially as its medicinal use has been documented. smoking in fantasy is basically always shown in a social setting. addictions are depicted in fantasy, but strangely their smoking, even for regular smokers, basically never leads to withdrawl symptoms nor addiction. as such i'd theorize they actually smoke cannabis (and with that i don't mean the strong stuff humanity cultivated for easier smuggling). adventuring is stressful, being able to stuff your pipe with weed when you actually can, or could, relax without having to worry about your supply for when you're on the road for several days or are suddenly cut off from society for unknown time periods, makes sense. the hobbits, known for their relaxed lifestyle and huge appetite, smoking weed, known for giving people the munchies, makes more sense than them smoking tobacco, known to decrease appetite. and in that light it becomes way more plausible that bilbo and the other adventuring hobbits could quickly adapt to fewer and smaller meals.

Demonstration video: lands with feet together Spoken instructions: land with feet shoulder width. Instructor is obviously not entirely aware of what they are doing. He seems like a competent practitioner but a very green instructor.

This is really cool :)

Doing that stuff will not only get you in better shape, it will teach you how to wear your gear more securely too.

I'd like to see the STORROR guys putting in their advice on Adventuring Parkour in proper garb

Long live the brotherhood

I liked the new opening screen, "Life should be an adventure" was pretty hard to read because it was so dark, but cool.

This was super interesting! Thanks for bringing him on the show. It’s cool’s to think about what other hobbies give skills that overlap well with Larp.

I think this is an excellent idea for a series. Maybe you could cover falling and tumbling early on? Those are skills that really come in handy while adventuring.