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So recently I started my first playthrough of Gothic NB. It feels like a game is overloaded with new stuff which should make it really interesting and refreshing. Anyway I really like to play gothic maxing dexterity and using mainly bows so the question is, is it viable or will I "suffer" trying to finish the game playing this way and if it is viable which fraction would be the best to join? I could look it up but I want to avoid spoilers. Thanks in advance

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Silas B. Terry was born on February 1, 1807 (during Eli's involvement with the porter contract) and died of a heart attack on May 20, 1876. He was the youngest of eight children born to Eli & Eunice (Warner) Terry. Silas worked in various clockmaking enterprises. Unlike his father, he focused on the more expensive brass-geared clocks and was in the process of producing them as early as December of 1833. He was an inventive person and was constantly testing new designs. One of the most notable was the application of the balance wheel to clock movements. Silas was granted a patent for this on August 9, 1845. Silas was involved with several clockmaking firms, which included the S. B. Terry & Company (1852-1853) and Terryville MFG., Co. (1853-1854). In 1854, Terry went bankrupt and took a job as a general manager of the William L. Gilbert & Company of Winsted, Connecticut. In 1861, he took a job as superintendent of the Waterbury Clock Company. In 1867, he formed the Terry Clock Company in Waterbury with his sons. Silas' early clocks were well made and often had interesting movements. The evidence of his work supports the suggestion that he loved to tinker.

The artwork 'American Gothic' by Grant Wood, produced in 1930, exhibits a type of symmetrical balance. This is due to the fact that if the painting were divided through the middle, both sides would roughly mirror each other. Here, the man and the woman, though not identical, are arranged so that they harmoniously balance each other. Additionally, the pitchfork in the hands of the man also enhances this symmetrical balance as its straight lines stand in counterbalance to the house's window in the background.

However, as mentioned earlier, despite the proven advantage it allows the clinician in recording the relationship of the anterior teeth in CR to permit them to balance equally, the Gothic arch tracer remains a largely underutilized tool. The reasons for this are twofold. First, early Gothic arch tracers were considered technique sensitive. The entire occlusal consonance could be compromised with even a slight variation from true CR and OVD. Secondly, and ironically, it is the difficulty in assembling the extraoral Gothic arch tracer that makes such human error so prevalent. On the other hand, intraoral Gothic arch tracers provide all the advantages of their early counterparts, but do so with far greater simplicity.

The basic setup consists of 3 parts: a striking plate, the contact plate, and a threaded pin. When properly mounted on finished full upper and lower dentures, the intraoral tracer acts as a central bearing device for achieving balanced denture occlusion. With the simple addition of the centric pin receiver, the tracer can be utilized to record OVD and CR.

Gothic art reached its heyday during the reign of Saint Louis (1226-1270). The reconstruction of Chartres cathedral powerfully demonstrated Gothic balance. The flying buttresses and ribbed vaults in a rectangular layout (wider than high) represent standard traditional Gothic architecture.

The Gothic sculptures looked the same on both sides due to the asymmetrical balance used by the sculptors while crafting the statues. The Gothic statues were later known as 'formal balance' as the left side of the sculpture looked identical to their right side. These statues displayed a new starkness of physical realism with a surge in statues as architectural ornaments. The Gothic Cathedral stained glass gave a lively view of the church from inside, and the free-standing statues fascinated the audience.

Romanesque architecture introduced the art of tympanum that adorned the church entrances with dense sculpted decorations. The Gothic tympanum displayed a balanced view with a better application of geometry and symmetry. It gave rise to sculpture in the round and 3D statues in full size with better facial expressions and realism.

For scores of years the Romanesquebuilders experimented in vaulting; the problem was not solved until theNormans hit upon the plan of covering the space with a framework of ribsand laying the stones in courses from rib to rib. The novelty ofthemethod lay in the use made of the principal of balance as ameans of ensuring stability, a principle which, incidentally, did awaywith the necessity for columns and piers of great size and strength.

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Considered to be one of the greatest examples of French Gothic architecture, Notre-Dame Cathedral - along with the Eiffel Tower - is one of Paris's most famous landmarks. Located on the Ile de la Cite, an island in the River Seine, the cathedral was commissioned by Maurice de Sully shortly after becoming Bishop of Paris in 1160, and built over two centuries, from 1163 to 1345, although much of it was completed before his death in 1196. The cathedral is renowned for the naturalism of its gothic sculpture as well as its sublime stained glass art, typifying the improvements made over the previous era of Romanesque Architecture and Romanesque sculpture (c.1000-1200). Significant damage was caused to the cathedral during the radical phase of the French Revolution (1790s), which was followed in the mid-1840s by an extensive program of renovation, overseen by the restoration specialist Eugene Viollet-le-Duc. In 1991, Notre-Dame Cathedral was added to the UNESCO World Heritage List of culturally important sites. For two other important examples of Gothic design, see Chartres Cathedral (1194-1250) and Cologne Cathedral (1248-1880).

Notre-Dame's stern facade is decorated with a mass of stone sculpture, notably around the central portal, which is flanked by statues depicting The Last Judgment. The facade design balances the verticality of the twin towers (69 metres in height) with the horizontal banding of the decorated galleries. This produces a simple but powerful western elevation, which dominates the square in front.

There are many, many varieties of majuscules (capital letters) used in gothic writing. So keep your eyes open for more examples of capital gothic letters A-Z or even single letters (fonts, signs, titles, manuscript facsimiles etc). Build up a collection. Once you know the basics of how to write calligraphy, you can then imitate or adapt whatever you fancy for a particular project.

I believe this contrast came about for at least two reasons. Partly, it's because gothic capitals derive somewhat from uncial letters and later versals, which are extremely round. Partly it's because capital letters in long passages of gothic writing have always served as necessary navigational aids around the page, so the more contrast they have with the angular 'fenceposts' of the ordinary text, the better.

This alphabet is written around six nib-widths high. I've laid out the letters stroke by stroke, with the newest stroke shown in red each time. Thin vertical lines are formed by turning the pen round to point directly to the left and then drawing downwards. Any other puzzling hairlines are created by twisting the pen to use just the left corner of the nib (for this, see the third gothic tutorial page).

(Remember: the rule for gothic writing is that you always draw the nib either from higher on the page to lower, or else from the left to the right; either way, the pen moves back or sideways from where the nib is pointing. If you push the pen nib-first, then the patron demon of bad writing, Titivillus, will come spluttering out and haunt your desk. He will dry your nib, grease your page, muddy your colours and joggle your hand. Don't say I didn't warn you.) e24fc04721