I don't think it'll matter what Bloodraven says, she's still going to be fucking terrified. I have zero desire to put her through that for too long.I guess that's the first on a long, long list of things she, and every other noble in Westeros who plans to ahve a future for himself and his house, will have to get used to.
@Duesal
Westeros-info is at least somewhat familar ground for Rhaella, let her be here and see how she reacts.
Sadly enough, this is true. Being frozen half-to-death would be less traumatic than being forced to see Bloodraven for too long.[X] Duesal
I wanted to put her in a room and Talk to her when not asking questions (which i assume its most of the day), but apparently bloodraven is scary enough that the Frozen wastes of the true north will be better for her recovery.
Remember, in addition to his terrifying reputation Bloodraven looks like this.
She'll probably want to be out of his company rather fast.
@Everyone 'tired of all this talking' ... are you guys for real? This was the whole point in coming here in person besides ressing Rhaella.
I'll admit, the twig through the eye is a bit off putting, but I see nothing else of note ...
He doesn't smell, does he?
I would really want Rhaella to see some of the things Viserys is usually doing, like talking to Fey to recruit them, or gathering information about his Westerosi enemies.The important thing is that once Rhaella is resurrected then she immediately becomes Viserys' most important priority to the exclusion of all else, and DP told me in PM that asking for druids is one thing, but if we want Children to come with us we have to take the option to talk with them. So, this last set of questions, diplomancing Children, then getting Rhaella back. We are not missing our opportunity for Children.
You're already getting that wish, we're going to be going south to diplomance giants, presumable in the company of Children of the Forest whom we've already diplomanced. She'll see us in action first-hand.I would really want Rhaella to see some of the things Viserys is usually doing, like talking to Fey to recruit them, or gathering information about his Westerosi enemies.
That's as harmless an entrance to our time and world as we can make it while still conveying a bit of what it means.
It will take much longer for her to actually understand these changes if she doesn't get a bit of time with the Fey and the Tree-Lich for a start.
It's far from the deepest water we could throw her in for a start.
Wait, we are really doing that?You're already getting that wish, we're going to be going south to diplomance giants, presumable in the company of Children of the Forest whom we've already diplomanced. She'll see us in action first-hand.
It's to get a head start on diplomancing them. We swing by the Fist of the First Men, speak with them as a whole, make some kind of agreement with them, then speak with the Night's Watch about letting them through the Wall. They will make fantastic soldiers against the Others, so this is a prime opportunity we shouldn't miss.Wait, we are really doing that?
Why would we want Giants, the ASOIAF version is pretty stupid and only used to the North.
Because they are there.Wait, we are really doing that?
Why would we want Giants, the ASOIAF version is pretty stupid and only used to the North.
And this. They are waiting to be snatched up by us.
A decently built mounted knight can easily one-shot a mid-high level cleric.A Bard and a young lordling against a true Cleric? They must have had a lot of luck or very good planning.
With Bloodravens hand in the game likely both.
Exactly, gathering in one place while we are around? They might as well be weaving dragon banners.