Pain Clasp (Two-Star Gem): Increases damage dealt by 24% to enemies suffering from a continuous damage effect. I heard Jewell Parker Rhodes interviewed on NPR a couple of weeks ago and was excited to read this book for two reasons. The book is clean, it does mention some drunk people at the shelter, but nothing specific, just in passing. StoryCorps, working with the 9/11 Memorial, is attempting to conduct an oral history for every victim of the September 11th attacks.

The Defense win condition of killing Attackers in both Battleground and Rite of Exile has increased from 55 to 65 kills. In both cases, the dark side of Western progressivism—the hubris of cultural imperialism—briefly reared its head. I think the emotions of the teachers at Deja's school are spot on as they start teaching this new curriculum to explore the attacks of September 11 upon its 15th anniversary. Raid the Vault: Monsters killed inside the Vault have a chance to reward items of a random rarity, experience, and Gold. As the twentieth anniversary of September 11th nears, Towers Falling explores the thought-provoking question of how kids born after 2001 can find meaning in events they have no personal memory of, but which still have a monumental impact on their families, educators, and communities.Another new kid, Ben, joins the class and he and Turkish American popular girl, Sabeen, all quickly become really good friends.

On the anniversary of September 11th, we are once again struck by how vivid our memories of that day are, and yet today’s children do not have those memories. P. Horizon Oil Spill ( Bajou Magic ), Hurricane Katrina ( Ninth Ward ), and September 11th, and the interconnection of African-American history, slavery, and the sugar trade ( Sugar ). But she learns that the events of 9/11 have a long reach, affecting those closest to her in ways large and small. I don’t like that the mom speaks English, Arabic and Turkish, but is first introduced having Sabeen translate for her with another parent.Pure' is their third full-length, recently released via the Swedish label Temple of Torturous after their succesful Black Heart Bleeds Black (2012) and Monolito (2009). But, even despite some of my criticisms I’d recommend this book be in classrooms and school libraries as it does offer up a perspective on historical fiction that hopefully could lead to a slightly deeper understanding of the events at a young age.