A Sword Without a Hilt: A Song of Ice and Fire/D&D 3.5 Crossover
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Snowfire
Polyglot of Chimera
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- Wordcats
Thank god for Waymar eh?
Well, he has to be good for something
Goldfish
Friendly Spider-Fish Abomination
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- Formerly of the Far Realm
Thank god for Waymar eh?
Speaking of Starmar, the Most Powerful Starfish to Ever Live, how is the regrowing arm coming along?
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- United States
Yeah, he prevented a LOT of party drama by creating that rule for us. He gets a pat on one of his starfish arms for that.Thank god for Waymar eh?
tarrangar
Fat arctic chicken
I really think it should include the vilest amongst the slavers, but aside from that the rule is sound, but I think people who tortures their slaves for pleasure or profit, should also be eligible sacrifices.
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- Australia
I've been trying to think of a term or phrase other than "Humanity" to cover our Fey, Minotaur, Little Valyrian, Calpina and Dragonpen citizens without accidentally phrasing it so that anyone who attacks us is a valid sacrifice.
I've not had much luck.
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- Castle
[X] Snowfire
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- United States
Ironically enough, almost everyone we fight is valid for sacrifice.
He will probably be fine and in human shape by the time you return.
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- United States
@DragonParadox, when's he going to be fully recovered?
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- Germany
I generally use "population", "citizens" and "subjects" in politics. Though something that fits as a replacement for "Enemy of Mankind" would be nice.
Though "mankind" might work on its own, since it kinda could be used to mean "humans and similar".
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- Australia
That's mainly what I was going for hence my difficulty when "Enemies of Sorcerer's Deep" results in a lot of blood sacrifice we probably weren't accounting for.
Enemies of Ration?
Perhaps we should just coin a phrase like The Discordant? Though we have Chaotic friends.
Enemies of the Plane? Entirely reasonable.
Are we going to end up conquering everything just to make the terminology more consistent?
Goldfish
Friendly Spider-Fish Abomination
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- Formerly of the Far Realm
Enemies of Sophonts?
Tools of Evil?
Maybe a catch-all term, such as "monster"? That one lets us define what we consider a monster, so it gets bonus points.
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- Germany
Unlocked new Casus Belli: Semantics
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- Australia
Nineteenth Day of the Twelfth Month 2012 AC
"God you're such a Tool"
"Nuh uh, you're a Tool"
"Hey! Children stop fighting, do you even know what Tool means?"
"~Sigh~ We've heard it before Grandpa, it's been more than a thousand years since there was a 'Tool of Evil' a Tool is just an idiot. Let's go play Tiserys."
Later on Nineteenth Day of the Twelfth Month 2012 AC
"Stop me? I am beyond you, I am-"
"-My great grandaughter says you're an idiot"
~Splosions and Shit~
Fin.
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- Castle
No need to go Mantarys just yet, show her the feather we have from the Azata, that things screams nice and holy.
Yuck.
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- Australia
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- United States
Going to Mantarys has a lot of benefits.
1. Look at the city we saved from a demon apocalypse, even if the citizens are annoyingly unaware of our contribution.
2. Check out our allies, Archons from the heavens themselves. (eases fears of magic at least somewhat if she sees blatantly Good creatures on our side)
3. "Good" is certainly not monopolized by the Seven.
etc. In this case I don't see a reason not to go.
No, they have no idea of him.
As for a name for things that can be sacrificed, Dany for instance uses 'things in the dark,' a more dignified name for what was once effectively 'boogeymen.'
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- Australia
4. Look at this conspicuously bare spot in the centre of the city. I'll explain later.
Character Art was brought up again and this is apparently Bahamut so colour him Red and it should be a decent Viserys HHD stand-in.
Is being carried by this for your first time flying awe inspiring and endearing or terrifying and not-endearing?
I'd like it to be the former obviously.
@DragonParadox would you be willing to weigh in on art submissions so we can put some faces to names or at least builds and shapes to transformations and species if you'd like to avoid pinning down particular characters?