After working the last two Thanksgivings I ' m glad that I am off today . less glad that I ' m having Thanksgiving alone though . But still , I ' m enjoying it and I have a lot to be thankful for . Please be kind to people who work today , or really , anyone who works retail and customer service during this horrible horrible time of year known as Black Friday which has simply grown beyond a single day to a general week of insanity . <| sep |> You ' re comparing something relatively bright to something warm potentially very slightly vshaped . Whichever is more your preference is the better choice , amps are recommended but not necessary . <| sep |> Not a DnD player just a Matt Colville fan , but one of the common trends that I ' ve seen in fantasy is having a scale running from passionate belief to apathy towards the gods , rather than running from belief to disbelief . Depending on the nature of your setting , you can portray the followers of various gods as following a philosophy as much as a structured religion all the peasants might know about the sea goddess as a certain and tangible part of the world , for instance , but it ' s usually only fisherman or traders that care enough to go out of their way and worship her . Building a setting where the existence of gods is uncertain can work just as well , but it doesn ' t have to be part of your setting . The kingdom is ruled by a particular bloodline , the mountains to the north are orc territory , the goddess of the harvest is responsible for fertilizing the soil each year all of those things can be objective facts about your setting , with most people being indifferent about them and a smaller subset having personal reasons to care about them .