Course
Course noun - A way of acting or proceeding.
Playground and course are semantically related in sport topic. In some cases you can use "Playground" instead a noun "Course", when it comes to topics like track.
Playground
Playground noun - An area where many people go for recreation.
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Course and playground are semantically related in sport topic. You can use "Course" instead a noun "Playground", if it concerns topics such as track.
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Mages are the exception, humans who've Awakened to their innate power: They've realized the truth of the world, and they have the ability to reshape it to their will.A few things stand between mages and the magical playground of reality, of course.
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So, she burns down the playground and "compensates" the boy with a video game system (because, of course, playing those games will make sure he never thinks about storybooks or fairy tales...) Would have probably worked better if the kid's game of choice didn't turn out to be Space Paranoids.
Source: New Media Are Evil - If you please one of the Chaos gods he (/she/it in Slaanesh's case) might grant you an ascension to Daemon Princehood, making you an immortal Physical God (nowhere near as powerful as them, of course) with your own corner of the Warp to become your personal playground.
Source: A God Am I / Other
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