The Sil is great. It gives the Lord of the Rings and the Hobbit its not-so-mythical past which makes artifacts from that time feel really valuable and important.

Khans curse. Portray him badly and he will kill your from the afterlife.

Ironically the german troops during the boxer rebellion behaved about the same as the other nations troops, horrible. Making them all huns.

"Can't trust data from socialist states!111"

You see, the heat isn't good for the skinsuit.

First electoral victory? The CDU/CSU ruled here for decades...

Oh no! Anyway.

You do not trust any company. You trust your friends, your partner, your children.

A company is about making money, if fucking you over gets them money, they'll do it unless forced not to.

The company is propably working hard to show that Denise died early, to avoid paying overtime.

Finally we have arived at dark Gunther!

Annual Helot hunts. New warriors were sent out to kill as many Helots as they could in one night. Otherwise not more than other greeks.

In Spartas case it wasn't just weapons: Many classical olympic disciplines are related to stuff you had to do in the army.

Marathon: March long times, with your gear.

Sprint: Charge attacks. Or retreats if you're among the peltasts.

Pankraton: Close combat and endurance of said close combat.

Various throwing disciplines: You're a Peltast, Harry.

Chariot racing: Nothing, Greece had no history in chariot warfare. Too mountainous. Purely a rich guy sport, which Sparta excelled in because it had a shitload of slaves to do all the actual work.