If that's the xenotype I think it is, I think it's supposed to be so ugly that it gives other pawnkinds a -6 moodlet for having to live with them. I'm going to have 250 of those hit at once after I fix the crash.

omg i love grumpy chonks

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Yeah that was definitely a take...

I like the IWW category of "bosses," which is anybody who has real power over hiring and firing decisions. Even if they were truly wage workers, executives can still end thousands of livelihoods with a signature.

Oh and the local PSL just moved into a new community center, if you want to check it out. They usually have art on display from the affiliated Mexican artists' group.

City Library is fun to visit if you like libraries.

I'll probably remember other stuff later and kick myself for forgetting them lol.

museum. The art museum (Newfields) is pretty good; I'd recommend getting Lume tickets.

Eagle Creek and Fort Harrison are my park recs.

Conner Prairie does historical recreation.

Carmel is running their christkindlmarkt atm; lots of German & alpine food, good spiced wines, and artisans.

Oh and things to do: Indianapolis is second only to DC for the amount of monuments we have. It can be fun to just walk around and see them.

There are some excellent museums downtown. If you're into sports the NCAA headquarters has a museum, and it's right next to the Eiteljorg native American

out in; they could probably give better recs than me. Mix of left and lib; explicitly a safe space.

Also make sure you try Conn's chips before you leave Ohio.

Zionsville has some good restaurants, but it's super bougie and a pain in the ass to navigate. Fishers is less bougie

There's others I could put on the list but I'm trying to keep it strictly local. If you'd like/are comfortable with it, I can give you an invite to a local social discord I hang

Suburbs:

Big Hoffa's BBQ in Westfield. The 32 corridor and Union is where a lot of stuff's at.

Sichuan (chinese), Muldoon's, Brockaway (pubs), Pies and Pints (pizza), Pho Real (viet/laos), Bru Burger in Carmel. Main Street and 126th & Rangeline are the spots with lots of local restaurants.

Fountain Square is a good place for trendy restaurants.

Lafayette Square is a great international food area, but it is actually dangerous at night. Castleton's also good for international.

Broad ripple is a good area for pubs & has been getting good restaurants as well.

Indianapolis:
Jockamo's Pizza in Irvington specifically (go at lunch, they have long dinner waits)
Steer In diner
Leonardo's Mexican
Yats Cajun
Kona Jack's
Upland Brewing
Joella's Hot Chicken (white people hot)
Metro Diner
Big Woods (restaurant/tap room for a local brewery)

Guessing you're coming in through 1-74 then. I haven't made it to Wagner's Village Inn in Oldenburg yet, but they won the James Beard a few years ago. I'll call my dad in a bit and ask him what the place he likes on i-74 is.

check out the german-american and amish food if you're in southern Indiana.

Cool. I mostly know the Indianapolis area, the interstate corridors to the east of it, and parts of southern Indiana along i-69 & 64 and us 37 & 231; if you're in those areas I can give some specific restaurant recs. Generic advice would be to ask locals where the good tenderloins are and to

Joys of being mixed race...

Godwin's law doesn't really apply when there are actual nazis on the playing field...