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Adds support for using items directly from stacks, replacing the default single-use inventory behavior — useful for mods that introduce stackable consumables. If you're adding new items that should ...

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Lysander, who defeated Athens in 404 BC, polarized not only Greece, but also Sparta, where his room for maneuver was sometimes extended, and sometimes curtailed by the political bodies and ...

The Gerousia then decided whether it was to be reared or not. It is commonly stated that if they considered it “puny and deformed”, the baby was thrown into a chasm on Mount Taygetos known ...

According to the Greek historian Plutarch, small, deformed, or ill‐appearing newborns, deemed by the elders to be unfit for development into strong Spartan warriors, were abandoned in Apothetae.

After inspection by the Gerousia, if the baby was found out to be weak or deformed, he was sent to Mount Taygetus to die since Sparta did not want to raise men who are deemed incapable of defending ...

According to the Greek historian Plutarch, small, deformed, or ill‐appearing newborns, deemed by the elders to be unfit for development into strong Spartan warriors, were abandoned in Apothetae.