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A Sword Without a Hilt: A Song of Ice and Fire/D&D 3.5 Crossover

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Discussing a hypothetical Richard vs. Mountain match makes me salty again about the fact that the moron on Tarth escaped Oathkeepers tender ministrations.
 
DragonParadox said:
The Royal line goes Daeron II -> Maekar I -> Aegon V -> Jaehaerys II -> Aerys II --> Viserys (technically III).
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I understand why you hadn't included Aerys I as he didn't have living children by the time he died, but for the sake of those who don't read the ASOIAF backstory, the line, of Kings this time, goes:

Daeron II (The Good) -> Aerys I -> Maekar I -> Aegon V (The Unlikely) -> Jaehaerys II -> Aerys II (The Mad)

Bloodraven was Master of Whispers to Daeron, and Hand of the King to Aerys I and Maekar. Aegon threw him in the dungeons after ascension. I don't know when did he become Hand to a third unless DP changed it.
 
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Maybe at least ask them if they do not wish to hear some of the song of other people s and places, then journey with us to Castle Black to speak with its lords about the dangers, contingent on this not upsetting the balance that Bloodraven is using - depend on how many want to accompany us, either 1/2 tounges spells prepared by Dany before or one chained tounges spells if it's 3+ (I can dream!)

Also, ask about giants? Even just a general "how to approach them + info OOC" maybe, or are we getting burned out on exposition?
 
Diomedon said:
Fun fact, but magpies are corvidae, as are jays, jackdaws, and rooks (among others).
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Not much of news for me, my uncle used to have a pet raven, got myself infected with "CorvidusAreAdorableus" disease. The doctors say it can't be cured.
Did you know that magpies are actually as much shiny-lovers as in stories?
I certainly had no idea before one stole my pokemon golden trading card when I was in 4th grade :D

I've found Dany's new anti-army spell. Few things would break a force of charging knights like a stampede of killer llamas.
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But Goldfish, that kills people!
 
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Azel said:
And currently under contract.


That's not exactly adequate payment.
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Depends on the song, and whether you just get to hear it, or if you get the rights to it.

If it's merely that you get to hear it, then it's only adequate payment if it's the song of some god that bestow magical powers, if you get the rights to it, it just need to be a song that sells well.

Heck the Tolkien-verse is technically the song of Eru and his Valar, that song should be enough to hire half the 9 hells.
 
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tarrangar said:
Depends on the song, and whether you just get to hear it, or if you get the rights to it.

If it's merely that you get to hear it, then it's only adequate payment if it's the song of some god that bestow magical powers, if you get the rights to it, it just need to be a song that sells well.
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I'm not exactly musically inclined, so I will pass anyway. I prefer payment in cash, goods, options or company shares.
 
TotallyNotEvil said:
That's a badly written spell. What happens when what the llamas are charging is more than able to cleave the shit out of them?

Or if there's a spearwall?
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The stampede might be impeded, but the spear wall is probably broken, too.

Or it could just be considered a Force spell that summons herd animal shaped creatures to trample on everything in their path.
 
Diomedon said:
I'm not. If there is one thing he'd keep to himself, it's the whole Lannister bastard children secret, because the very knowledge is dangerous. As soon as it gets out, the war starts, and Bloodraven recognizes that we're not ready yet. It's also more plausible if other mouths propose it, instead of ours. So rather than burden us with that knowledge (when someone might try to read our minds, or we tell someone else in our inner circle and they have a slip of the tongue, etc.), he'll keep it to himself until the time is appropriate. It's sensible infosec. That certainly counts as "need to know," and while he has growing respect and affection for us, he's not going to suddenly start deferring to our judgement in his area of expertise.
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I get that but nothing else? Not even what they have at their disposal?
 
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