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1. My main camera is a Sony a7iv with a Tamron 28-75. The only other camera I have right now, though, is my old Sony a6000 with a 35mm (I have the kit lens as well). My thought was to set it up on the tripod to capture the ceremony. Outside of the 30 minute run time, which I'll just have to pay attention to, I think I'm going to run into some issues when it comes to matching colors. I don't have a couple extra thousand to buy another camera right now. Would I be able to work with this? Or is it going to be a pain?
2. I'm meeting with the bridge and groom today via zoom (i'm out of town). Outside of some basic questions getting to know the couple, trying to establish a point of contact for the wedding day, and getting their timeline. I'm not quite sure what else to ask them? Would love some insight here!
3. Audio wise - I just have a Zoom h1n with a cheap lav mic. Do you think I should set this up on the groom? Anyone at all?
4. Accessories wise - I have 2 a7iv batteries, 5 a6000 batteries, 2 128gb cards, DJI Mini 2, and a DJI RS3 mini. Is there any thing else I should consider to make my day easier, or less frustrating? I'm definitely going to pick up a couple extra batteries for the a7iv.
5. I've seen a couple people mention shooting handheld vs a gimbal. Is this preference or...? Would love some additional insight here!

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LPL 2023 SUMMER

1. Lore-based Abilities: The Lorekeeper would have a range of abilities inspired by ancient myths, legends, and arcane texts. They would be able to cast spells that manipulate elements, summon ethereal beings, and tap into forgotten rituals. Their powers would be focused on control and utility, with abilities such as enchanting weapons, creating protective barriers, and unraveling enemy defenses.
   
2. Relic Mastery: Lorekeepers would wield relics, artifacts imbued with ancient power, as their primary weapons. These relics could include enchanted scrolls, ancient tomes, or mystical amulets. Each relic would grant unique bonuses and abilities, allowing players to customize their playstyle based on their preferred relics.
   
3. Knowledge Tree: The Lorekeeper class would have a distinct skill tree called the "Knowledge Tree." It would feature branches representing different aspects of ancient wisdom, such as Elemental Lore, Divine Lore, Arcane Lore, and Forbidden Lore. Players could choose which branches to invest in, unlocking new abilities and passive bonuses as they progress.
   
4. Ritualistic Summons: Lorekeepers would have the ability to summon ethereal allies to aid them in battle. These could include spectral guardians, arcane constructs, or mythical creatures. Players would have control over these summons, strategically positioning them on the battlefield and utilizing their unique abilities to complement their playstyle.
   
5. Supportive Role: While the Lorekeeper would possess offensive capabilities, they would shine in a supportive role, providing buffs, debuffs, and crowd control effects. Their knowledge of ancient lore would enable them to bolster their allies, weaken foes, and manipulate the battlefield in their favor.
   
6. Versatility: Lorekeepers would have the flexibility to adapt to various playstyles, allowing players to focus on offensive spellcasting, defensive tactics, or a balanced combination of both. This versatility would make them suitable for both solo play and group dynamics.
   

1. Shield Mastery: Crusaders would specialize in the art of shield combat. They would wield shields as their primary weapon, utilizing them for devastating shield bashes, defensive maneuvers, and powerful area-of-effect attacks. Shields would be more than just defensive tools, becoming offensive weapons in the hands of Crusaders.
   
2. Holy Magic: Crusaders would possess a repertoire of holy spells and blessings. They would have access to abilities that heal allies, smite enemies with holy wrath, and invoke divine energy to enhance their own combat prowess. These holy spells would provide versatile options for support, damage, and utility.
   
3. Aegis System: The Crusader class would introduce a unique mechanic called the "Aegis System." Crusaders would build up Aegis charges during combat, which can be used to empower their shield-based attacks or unleash powerful holy abilities. The Aegis System would add an additional layer of tactical decision-making and resource management to the class.
   
4. Indomitable Defense: Crusaders would excel in defensive capabilities, able to withstand heavy punishment and protect their allies. They would have access to defensive auras that grant additional armor, resistances, and crowd control reduction to the Crusader and nearby allies. Crusaders would be natural tanks, drawing enemy attention and shielding their comrades.
   
5. Holy Arsenal: Crusaders would have access to a wide range of holy-themed weapons and armor. They could equip one-handed weapons and a shield, two-handed weapons for more offensive power, or even dual-wield shields for maximum defense. The class would feature unique armor sets and weapon enchantments with holy attributes, further enhancing the Crusader's abilities.
   
6. Zealotry: Crusaders would possess an innate zealotry, gaining increased power as their faith grows. They would have passive abilities that are unlocked and strengthened through gameplay progression. These passives could enhance their damage, healing, defense, or provide utility bonuses, reflecting the fervor and dedication of the Crusader.
   
7. Divine Retribution: The Crusader class would have access to powerful ultimate abilities that channel divine retribution upon their enemies. These ultimate abilities would unleash devastating holy energy, smiting foes and turning the tide of battle. Crusaders would be able to customize their ultimate abilities based on their preferred playstyle.
   

1. They obviously have greater range than most weapons, meaning it is easier to not get hit when using them (unless your opponent has a spear).
   
2. They have low durability, but can be found easily in caves carried by Horriblins. The sturdy long stick also has good durability.
   
3. They attack straight on, so can be fused with zonai attack devices more effectively. The bean emitter and canon auto lock on enemies when aiming. Other weapons swing, so the effect will follow the swing which isn't as useful.
   
4. They can have high DPS, they attack fast and their charged attack is devastating. They do have a 0.75x damage multiplier, but I still think fused spears are worth it.
   
5. Their charged attack can stun enemies and knock them away.
   
6. The Zora spear has great stats for a base weapon.
   
7. They can be thrown more effectively at enemies once they are almost broken.
   
8. The weapon with the longest range is two spears fused together.
   
9. They can also break rock easily when fused with a rock. Two handed weapons are more durable though, but will waste that durability hitting rocks to the side of you due to their swinging motion. Still more durable than a spear though, which is why I keep them on me for this purpose.
   

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