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It doesn't make sense to me, sorry.

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It depends on context. Is "Legends" the name of the rule set you are using?

"Quickly" is correct because it's an adverb. These days, though, "quick" can also be used like an adverb informally. So, feel free to use either one.

Any of these expressions means the same in your context, so you can use the one you like: 1. Fantasy based on myths and legends. 2. Fantasy inspired by myths and legends. 3. Fantasy that incorpora...

@mihd Hello again! :) 1. "The novel *tells* a breathtaking story," in this first example, we are being told the story is a good one. By saying the novel tells us something, it is personifying ( - ...

Legends are stories/people that are told about throughout history. Translation is taking something (language/pictures) that are not understandable and making them understandable (translating them)

Folk tales are smaller stories, many people may know them, but they are often passed down within families. Legends tend to be large heroic stories that tend to have a big influence on an entire cul...