Direct
Raise
Raise verb - To bring to maturity through care and education.
Usage example: since she was only two when her mother died, the girl was raised mainly by her aunt
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It's also a good way to raise things like crafting stats or the stats of new characters without placing them in direct danger.
- Whilst it is probably not a direct reference there is a Two Ronnies sketch about a swear jar in a pub to raise money for the church idea.
Source: Seven Dirty Words -
The narrative is a direct continuation of the short film Carne, in which the Butcher tries to raise his autistic daughter and run his meat shop after his wife left him.
Source: Film / I Stand Alone
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