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I’m just going to leave this here for the time being.

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Wesnoth 1.14.9 is out! 1.14 Release Notes This is a regular maintenance release for the stable 1.14.x series, delivering bug fixes and translation updates. As is the norm for updates to the current stable series, this release is fully compatible with previous 1.14.x versions. The reason this releas...

It was talked about while producing said artwork.

hrubymar10 has kindly provided me with a macOS app version that’s up on GitHub and linked above now. I can’t provide a signed version at this time, so I’m told you may have to go through some hurdles to get it to run as is the norm for unsigned apps.

Hi. It’s been a long time for sure, but Wesnoth RCX 0.3.0 is out now! Windows: wesnoth-rcx-0.3.0-win32.zip (6.51 MB) SHA256 checksum: 06cdddc57648dd73da6cb5f82e5ded04f5f8e16fd77164461b62926a4a3e2c29 macOS (10.12+): wesnoth-rcx-0.3.0-mac.tar.gz (12.7 MB) SHA256 checksum: d6660a7ce17b5147fa806a55fd538...

That screenshot is indeed the last version of the Wesnoth theme we used with phpBB 3.0. It was originally a bit more involved and had some Wesnoth graphics in it back in Q1/Q2 2008, but it quickly devolved over the course of the same year into a subsilver2 recolour, probably because of the maintenan...

Obviously, you need some computer skills for that. And Windows users may be a bit at a disadvantage from the outset, right? The tool to generate translation catalogue templates, wmlxgettext, comes with Wesnoth (if I remember correctly) or can be downloaded from GitHub. It only requires Python, whic...

hello, 10 : dont remove the clock please. 13 : a very good idea. you see directly how many XP you need to level. Several of these changes are subjective. They don't have to be your cup of tea. No less than five of them were already rejected from master. Therefore, I'm explicitly not proposing any o...

So is the lack of Uradredia in TRoW the problem then? Anyway I meant Uradredia in HTTT since you mentioned they also appear there. He doesn’t need to be in TRoW. The issue is that there’s characters with his name both in LoW and in HttT despite there being a massive time gap between them. It did se...

To be picky, any human activity would be impraticable without external meta informations :eng: even if I'm not sure to know what exactly is a meta information :? It counts as meta because it constitutes information about the game (or the game’s history, in this particular case) that is not part of ...

This is definitely something we don’t need to keep. There’s no point in confusing players for the sake of a reference that makes no sense without meta information from outside the game.

There's no need to come up with different names for Elsomithir or Uradredias, as it could be an indication that they are descended from the council members of TRoW, but it would be simpler than trying to indicate in other ways that they are not the same person. Uh. LoW begins 20 years after TRoW, s...

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May 6th, 2019, 4:05 pm

Doesn't that also apply to Kalenz? https://github.com/wesnoth/wesnoth/blob ... fg#L19-L22

If you played LoW you’d know why Kalenz is an exception.

Similarly, Uraderedia's portrait is not used when he is met in HttT. Back in the day when LoW was originally written (think 2005), we hadn’t formally defined the elves’ lifespan to be limited to 250-300 years, so it’s extremely likely that the Uradredia that appears in LoW was intended to be the sa...