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How to complete Tainted Grail The Fall of Avalon Confrontation Looks Like Hope Bee quest
How to complete Tainted Grail The Fall of Avalon Confrontation Looks Like Hope Bee quest

Time of India

time7 days ago

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  • Time of India

How to complete Tainted Grail The Fall of Avalon Confrontation Looks Like Hope Bee quest

(Image via Awaken Realms) Avalon's shadows hide some fractured alliances and amazing quests. Confrontation Looks Like Hope Bee is one such quest that weaves a tale of betrayal between the vengeful queen and the rogue protector. The quest demands some sharp combat skills and even sharper choices, pitting the players against moral ambiguity and swarming enemies. While the path might seem clear, here, every step holds some secrets and consequences. Here is how to navigate the quest and bring the feud to an end, claiming the reward. Start the quest and confront Broc in Tainted Grail The Fall of Avalon Tainted Grail - Confrontation Looks Like Hope Bee Quest Guide (Amazing Armor Reward) Start by heading to the wooden bridge in Horns of the South's northern part. Broc is the key figure in the conflict, and he will be waiting right there. Engage in the dialogues and select the options that continue to revolve around Queen Bee for uncovering the bitter history of both. After the conversation ends, cross the bridge and then go northward. The trail of glowing flowers would guide you towards the mysterious area with the stone pillars. While you approach, the swarm of hostile bees will attack you. Ensure that you defeat them, and the Queen Bee's servant will appear. He will hand you an invitation to meet her. Meet Queen Bee to uncover the truth Travel far northwest and find Ghost of Broc Meala near a fast-travel point. There, as you speak to the ghost, it will trigger the cutscene and transport you to the lair of Queen Bee. She will reveal the past betrayal of Broc—who was once her protector, but he later abandoned the hive and left her vengeful. Queen Bee will task you for killing Broc and settling the score. Accept the request, and the final confrontation will be sent in motion. Then, return to the wooden bridge where Broc will be waiting for you. The fierce battle with him will begin. Defeat him and then loot all his remains. Later, report back to Queen Bee and claim the reward—Sting, the poison-inflicting weapon. Explore your choices and its consequences in Tainted Grail The Fall of Avalon Every decision you make in Tainted Grail: The Fall of Avalon carries weight. Slay Broc or spare him; the choice will influence future interactions, though the wrath of Queen Bee leaves very little room for mercy. The dark tone of the quest reflects the overarching themes of moral ambiguity and sacrifice in the game. Complete the mission, and you will get not just some powerful loot but also Avalon's fractured world and deepened lore. Whether you choose to side with vengeance or wish to question the motives of Queen Bee, the outcome will reshape the journey through the haunting Arthurian lore Tainted Grail The Fall of Avalon. Get IPL 2025 match schedules , squads , points table , and live scores for CSK , MI , RCB , KKR , SRH , LSG , DC , GT , PBKS , and RR . Check the latest IPL Orange Cap and Purple Cap standings.

Met Gala 2025: How global icon Priyanka Chopra slayed at the event once again- Watch
Met Gala 2025: How global icon Priyanka Chopra slayed at the event once again- Watch

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time06-05-2025

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Met Gala 2025: How global icon Priyanka Chopra slayed at the event once again- Watch

Walking her fifth MET red carpet, the global icon proved yet again why she remains the undisputed Queen Bee of the MET Gala. read more Priyanka Chopra Jonas made her triumphant return to the MET Gala—and as expected, she owned the night. Walking her fifth MET red carpet, the global icon proved yet again why she remains the undisputed Queen Bee of the MET Gala. In a show-stopping couture creation by Balmain, designed in collaboration with Olivier Rousteing, and adorned with an exquisite piece from Bvlgari's latest high jewellery collection, Priyanka embodied cinematic power and fashion supremacy. STORY CONTINUES BELOW THIS AD More from Entertainment War 2 actress Kiara Advani Flaunts Baby Bump At MET Gala; husband Sidharth Malhotra reacts From the moment she stepped onto the carpet, all eyes were on her. With her effortless glam, commanding presence, and undeniable charisma, she reminded the world why she continues to be the darling of the MET Gala—an artist who doesn't just attend the event, but elevates it. More than a fashion moment, Priyanka's appearance stands as a powerful symbol of how she became the first Indian star to walk the MET and the one who truly paved the way for Bollywood on fashion's biggest global stage. She came. She served. She conquered—again.

Flying Pig spectator tips and tricks from a pro
Flying Pig spectator tips and tricks from a pro

Yahoo

time30-04-2025

  • Sport
  • Yahoo

Flying Pig spectator tips and tricks from a pro

It is possible to see someone on the Flying Pig marathon course eight or more times – Julia Muntel has done it for several years now. Last year, she said, she was at eight spots (nine if you count the entrance and exit to the Eden Park overlook) to cheer on a friend. She wouldn't divulge all her secrets but she had several tips for people hoping to spot a friend or family member this weekend. 1. Study the course map and the road closures. Figure out where you want to go and how to get there. Muntel has run the course several times and knows it well. She drives and will park in a spot where she won't be blocked in. She also wears running shoes so she can quickly get from her car to the course and back. 2. Pick spots that aren't crowded. Lots of people gather on Seventh Street, at the entrance to Eden Park, in Hyde Park and Mariemont squares and at the finish line. Spots that aren't as crowded but still accessible: Before runners cross the Clay Wade Bailey Bridge in Covington. For the half: along Martin Luther King Drive and the northern section of Gilbert Avenue in Walnut Hills and along Central Avenue in Downtown. For the full: Madison Avenue near O'Bryonville, Mariemont outside of the square and Eastern Avenue and Riverside Drive in Columbia Tusculum. 3. Figure out when your runner will be at those points. Muntel figures out at what time the person she's cheering for will be at which point in the course by using their estimated pace. When she's at a spot, she'll look for pace leader signs or ask runners who are looking at their watch how fast they're going. The Flying Pig organizers offer a handy chart with estimated times runners will reach each mile marker for the half and full. Maps of the half-marathon and full marathon with mile markers are available on the Flying Pig website. 4. Make big signs and wear something easy to spot. The easiest signs to see from running the course are large and high in the air – tape it to a broomstick handle or yardstick. Muntel will be wearing a pumpkin costume, a tradition that started a few years back while spectating the Queen Bee half-marathon held in October. 5. Remember why you're there. There's a lot of logistical planning involved in seeing someone at multiple points, but participants have spent several months or more training for the event. "My philosophy is if you're going to go cheer for somebody who's put in that amount of time, you have to put a little effort into it also," Muntel said. Muntel often gets to "know" the runners around the people she's cheering for because they keep seeing her. She cheers for them, too, and they are happy to see her even if they didn't know her before race day. (Full disclosure: I was one of those people last year and saw Muntel at least six times on the half-marathon course.) "That's what the Pig can do," she said. "It's this big sense of community. There's something special about runners." The race has several "party zones" throughout the course: Seventh and Elm streets: mile 4.5. Clark Point Park: mile 9.2 of the full marathon. East End on Delta Avenue: mile 21. Central Parkway: mile 11 of the half-marathon. Hyde Park Square: mile 11 of the full marathon. Many businesses along the course have planned early hours or special events during the Pig. Here are a few: Moerlein Lager House has a view of the finish line and opens at 6 a.m. on marathon day. Streetside Brewery (between mile 21-22): 4003 Eastern Ave., Columbia Tusculum. Fulton Yards Coffeehouse and Spirits: 3301 Riverside Drive, Columbia Tusculum. Flying Pig organizers and runners had these tips for spectators: Do not stand in the street, especially in the earlier miles when participants are crowded together. Make a funny sign, cheer on individual runners (many have their names on their bibs) and don't be afraid to be silly. If a runner doesn't smile back or talk to you, don't take it personally – they might be concentrating or tired, but that doesn't mean your support isn't appreciated. Don't spray water or project anything onto the course unless participants ask for it – not everyone likes bubbles in their face or wants to be sprayed down with a hose (although if it's hot, a mid-race shower is a nice thing to offer). If you see a runner or walker who looks like they need medical attention, note their bib number and notify a course monitor or water station volunteer, or if serious help is needed, a police officer. Prepare for the weather, which could mean wearing layers or bringing an umbrella. In 2023, storms plagued the early hours of the race but broke into warm sunshine by midday. This article originally appeared on Cincinnati Enquirer: Spectator tips and tricks for Cincinnati's Flying Pig Marathon

My Hero Academia: Vigilantes episode 4: Release date, plot predictions & where to watch the anime
My Hero Academia: Vigilantes episode 4: Release date, plot predictions & where to watch the anime

Time of India

time22-04-2025

  • Entertainment
  • Time of India

My Hero Academia: Vigilantes episode 4: Release date, plot predictions & where to watch the anime

My Hero Academia: Vigilantes episode 4: After three episodes, My Hero Academia: Vigilantes' upcoming plot and animation are the only things keeping viewers interested. Now, fans are eagerly anticipating the next episode, anticipating even greater things. The manga series My Hero Academia by Kōhei Horikoshi is both a precursor and a spin-off. After being sin Shueisha's Jump Giga in August 2016, it was moved to Shōnen Jump+, Shueisha's online magazine, in October of the same year. So, if you're eagerly awaiting My Hero Academia: Vigilantes episode 4, here's all you need to know. My Hero Academia: Vigilantes episode 4 release date My Hero Academia: Vigilantes episode 4 will be released on April 28, 2025. Global release schedule: Mexico: April 28 at 9:15 AM Canada: April 28 at 11:15 AM Argentina / Brazil: April 28 at 12:15 PM Western Europe / UK: April 28 at 4:15 PM Central Europe: April 28 at 5:15 PM Namibia / South Africa: April 28 at 5:15 PM Eastern Europe: April 28 at 6:15 PM India (New Delhi): April 28 at 8:45 PM Japan: April 29 at 12:15 AM Australia (ACT): April 29 at 12:45 AM New Zealand: April 29 at 3:15 AM Where to watch My Hero Academia: Vigilantes episode 4? You can stream My Hero Academia: Vigilantes episode 4 on Crunchyroll. What to expect from My Hero Academia: Vigilantes episode 4? According to Financialexpress, the first season of the show is essentially the introductory arc, which will include the first few episodes of the Queen Bee arc as well as the Vigilantes Beginnings and Stendhal arcs. The audience's familiarization with the characters and the introduction of the new plotlines are the main goals of this season. What to expect from My Hero Academia: Vigilantes? Five years before the main series' events, My Hero Academia: Vigilantes takes place. Despite not having a Hero license, Koichi Haimawari, a young man, uses his Quirk to aid others. As per the synopsis, 'Izuku was unlucky enough to be born completely normal. But that's not enough to stop him from enrolling in one of the world's most prestigious hero academies.'

Why is Grammy winner Beyoncé absent from ACMs? 'Cowboy Carter' awards snub explained
Why is Grammy winner Beyoncé absent from ACMs? 'Cowboy Carter' awards snub explained

Yahoo

time01-04-2025

  • Entertainment
  • Yahoo

Why is Grammy winner Beyoncé absent from ACMs? 'Cowboy Carter' awards snub explained

Despite a full-blown 2024 "Cowboy Carter" revolution, complete with chart-topping hits, Beyoncé's genre-bending masterpiece was left out in the cold when the Academy of Country Music nominations dropped on March 27. The ceremony is set for May 8 at The Star in Frisco. Did it seem like she might be nominated? Absolutely. After all, Queen Bee (the Grammy's most awarded performer of all time) lassoed the 2025 Grammy for Album of the Year. She took home trophies for Best Country Duo/Group Performance and Best Country Album. She made history as the first Black woman to win the latter category. She was also nominated for Country Song, Country Solo Performance and Americana Performance. For those not steeped in the world of country music, the Academy of Country Music Awards, or ACMs, are one of the biggest nights in the genre. They honor the top talent in country music. This year will be the 60th anniversary ceremony for the ACMs. Since 2023, the awards have called the Ford Center at The Star in Frisco, Texas – the Dallas Cowboys' practice facility – home. However, with a three-year contract expiring this year, the future location of the ceremony is uncertain. While the Grammys voter pool is like a musical melting pot, with voters from every genre under the sun, the ACMs are country-centric. We're talking 5,000 plus voters, most of whom are knee-deep in the country music biz, living and breathing that Nashville air. Ella Langley leads the pack with eight nominations. Morgan Wallen, Lainey Wilson and Cody Johnson snagged seven nominations apiece. And speaking of shining (Lone) stars, Austin's very own Moody Center snagged a nomination for Arena of the Year. Following their win in 2023, they're back for another round. Keeping the Austin area love strong, Georgetown's Two Step Inn has also been nominated for Festival of the Year. And for the third go round in her home state, the Queen was left with… crickets. In a candid Instagram post last year, Beyoncé shared that the inspiration behind 'Cowboy Carter' arose from a time when she felt unwelcome in the country music scene. She channeled her Texas roots, explored the rich history of Black contribution to country music and dropped an album that shook the genre to its core. The insular nature of an industry oft-criticized for a lack of diversity seems reflected in a roster of ACM Awards nominations that excluded one of the biggest country music phenomena of 2024. ACM CEO Damon Whiteside explained the Beyoncé nomination snub to Billboard, saying that ACM voters likely opted for artists "that they've got relationships with and work with on a regular basis and that are in the country music business 365." In recent years, the Academy of Country music has expanded DEI efforts, saying they stand as a "progressive, welcoming organization for all, including an active, community-leading commitment to diversity, equity, and inclusion stretching across all facets of the industry." In top line ACM Award categories like Entertainer of the Year, Female or Male Artist of the Year, Album of the Year or Song of the Year, there are no people of color nominated this year. Beyoncé collaborator Shaboozey is up for Single of the Year for "A Bar Song (Tipsy)." Whiteside, who said he loves that Beyoncé is in the country music genre, extended an "open invitation" for Beyoncé to grace their stage. "We'd love to have Beyoncé on the show," he told Billboard "She has an open invitation to be on the ACM stage anytime she ever wants to." The invitation to one of the most in-demand performers on the planet is likely cold comfort to fans who think this is about respect. Beyoncé, in her signature style, lets her music speak for itself. While industry insiders untangle mixed messages, she rewrites the rulebook. If you're looking to catch the 2025 Academy of Country Music Awards at the Ford Center at The Star in Frisco, look no further. You can buy tickets for the ceremony on SeatGeek. Prices start at $186. If you can't make it to the in-person ceremony, you can stream the show live on Prime Video at 7 p.m. CT. The show will be hosted by Reba McEntire and will feature performances from artists like Blake Shelton, Eric Church, and Lainey Wilson. More performers will be announced in the coming weeks. Representatives from the Academy of Country Music declined to comment for this report. This article originally appeared on Austin American-Statesman: Why ACM awards in Texas won't recognize Beyoncé's 'Cowboy Carter'

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