To follow this optional quest, open the menu and go to your Journal. Then, select ‘Faction Quests’ and find ‘Hernand Commissions.’ Once you’ve located the request, turn on quest tracking.
As a huge fan of shonen anime, I’ve seen so many characters use staves, and some are seriously powerful! But honestly, only a handful really stand out as masters of the weapon. So, I wanted to dive in and take a closer look at who I think are the absolute strongest staff users in all of shonen anime!
The Resident Evil series isn’t famous for its intricate storytelling, but it has created a remarkable number of unforgettable female characters. These women have become icons, not just in the horror genre, but in gaming as a whole. Let’s look back at some of the best female characters the series has to offer.
This build lets you rapidly throw playing cards, allowing you to defeat even the toughest bosses in Ultimate Vault Hunter Rank 6 in just seconds. It also makes clearing groups of enemies easy, without needing to focus on staying alive or mastering complex skills. We’ve included all the details on stats, skills, and equipment you’ll need.
A recent update to Pokemon Home now lets players transfer Pokemon from older games into Pokemon Legends: Z-A. This update also prepares for the launch of Pokemon Champions on April 8th. Pokemon Champions is a free-to-start game where players worldwide can battle each other, and they can use Pokemon they’ve trained in Pokemon Legends: Z-A.
When the Straw Hat Pirates achieved Yonko status, they weren’t the most powerful crew in the series. Many believed they hadn’t truly earned the title, as most of Luffy’s crew weren’t strong enough to compare to other Yonko crews. While Zoro and Sanji did manage to defeat powerful opponents like King and Queen, the outcome could have easily gone the other way. Beyond those two, the rest of Luffy’s crew simply didn’t have the strength or numbers to compete with established crews like Blackbeard and Red Hair, and lacked the overall power expected of a Yonko crew.
Life is Strange: Reunion is divided into 32 short segments called ‘scenes’ instead of chapters. This change reflects that these scenes are much shorter than the chapters and episodes in previous Life is Strange games. While 32 sounds like a large number, you can finish them fairly quickly, especially if you use ‘Explore’ mode to skip conversations and collect any missed items from Max or Chloe.
These two horror games were already quite affordable, costing just $2.50 and $2. Now, they’re temporarily free, which should introduce them to a wider audience. Both games fall into popular indie horror categories: walking simulators and visual novels. Getting them is easy – simply visit itch.io, sign up for a free account, and click the button to download them directly to your PC.
Imagine a world where your DeFi platform works as hard as you do. Except, uh, not really. Aave V4’s big idea is to turn separate lending pools into one happy family. Borrow from the same liquidity pool, get better rates-how wholesome. But the market’s response? Crickets. Maybe they’re waiting for the sequel.
Telegram, that most benevolent of digital shepherds, now herds its flock toward the altar of high-leverage trading. With a mere tap, users may now gamble their life savings on Bitcoin or gold, all while whispering to bots about lunch. The platform, in its infinite wisdom, has dispensed with the tyranny of external platforms, offering instead a utopia where trading feels as effortless as sending a cat meme.
