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

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One Autumn Leaf said:
I imagine that we can divine some corpse for the skulls or just divine the knowledge
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Divination answers tend to be too short or convoluted to actually get technical knowledge. I could see it being used to aid or bypass some decryption rolls on occasion though.

Considering what's up with the black goat thing, I kinda wish we had put this off, if we could have, now. But not hugely.
 
Pillow talk presumably being a universal phenomenon, we might be able to learn some choice info from his favorite working girl. We might also be able to determine whether or not his next visit would be a good time for an ambush.

[X] Try to find out more information about the Bey
-[X] Speak to the courtesan
 
[X] Goldfish

If we're really lucky Mammon has her purse strings.

Also I'd really rather just started a slave riot and snipe him.

Maybe have one of the Erinyes do it with a bow purchased at the bazaar?
 
People, there's no need to write off Qohor. Don't we have huge teams of lesser adventurers and a whole bunch of Companions who aren't helping with the Bey? Couldn't they help in Qohor?
They don't need to fix everything, but at the very least they could visit and get us some intel.
Let's only send people with a CR of at least 10, okay? That's already a pretty substantial force!

They can call us if the world is ending right there.

And I'm all for putting out a few Divinations on what'll happen to Qohor, and to Essos if they city falls. But honestly, is that really our problem? Apart from innocents dying and potentially calling forth a massive horde of demons, do we give a shit?
 
I'm gonna fight down to the bone in order to keep from 'writing Qohor off'. It's got so much more going for it than just having a flesh forge, which is already huge. We're going to at least spend a day in that city, or we're gonna make room on the schedule for it, because this is the fifth time we've pushed this off!

[X] Goldfish
 
TalonofAnathrax said:
People, there's no need to write off Qohor. Don't we have huge teams of lesser adventurers and a whole bunch of Companions who aren't helping with the Bey? Couldn't they help in Qohor?
They don't need to fix everything, but at the very least they could visit and get us some intel.
Let's only send people with a CR of at least 10, okay? That's already a pretty substantial force!

They can call us if the world is ending right there.

And I'm all for putting out a few Divinations on what'll happen to Qohor, and to Essos if they city falls. But honestly, is that really our problem? Apart from innocents dying and potentially calling forth a massive horde of demons, do we give a shit?
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I don't want to write off Qohor. We just don't have anyone suitable who can visit the place this turn. Everyone's time is already committed.

Even the assassination of the Bey is going to be calling on several Companions to sacrifice some of their free time in order to participate.

If Qohor keeps until next month, we can make a point of traveling there or sending a party of adventurers there in our stead.
 
In the interest of calming myself down, I've officially finished Part 3 of the Lads. I'm heading home soon and will be able to go over it for errors, but I'd like to have someone else take a look. Is there someone willing to do that? Basically I'd PM them the story and they could make edits and suggestions.
Goldfish said:
If Qohor keeps until next month, we can make a point of traveling there or sending a party of adventurers there in our stead.
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I'm just frustrated because I'm certain that there'll be something pressing to do then as well. Not to mention it's time sensitive.
 
[X] Goldfish
We should cut Glyra more slack, she is an amazing agent, i dont recall her ever failing or not being the most successful, even when paired with the likes of Garin.
Sure, she has her fun, but always in ways that cannot be traced back to us or that further our own plans.

Also, why are we worried about Qohor? the last we heard from the place is that the goats are on the run and a druid is running the place now.
 
LonelyWolf999 said:
In the interest of calming myself down, I've officially finished Part 3 of the Lads. I'm heading home soon and will be able to go over it for errors, but I'd like to have someone else take a look. Is there someone willing to do that? Basically I'd PM them the story and they could make edits and suggestions.

I'm just frustrated because I'm certain that there'll be something pressing to do then as well. Not to mention it's time sensitive.
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The problem was that this month Viserys time was set aside for Qohor. That will always be up in the air, and will be reassigned based on different opportunities that pop up. Next month we can sent people who aren't Viserys over there to take care of things for us. They're far less likely to be reassigned.
 
LonelyWolf999 said:
In the interest of calming myself down, I've officially finished Part 3 of the Lads. I'm heading home soon and will be able to go over it for errors, but I'd like to have someone else take a look. Is there someone willing to do that? Basically I'd PM them the story and they could make edits and suggestions.

I'm just frustrated because I'm certain that there'll be something pressing to do then as well. Not to mention it's time sensitive.
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I promise I will fight right along side you for a Qohor action next turn, preferably one which Viserys attends. If he can't make it for some reason, however, we'll send someone else with the necessary skills.

EDIT: I would love to look over the next part of The Lads, but I'm at work for the next few hours. I won't be able to do it much justice until after I get home and settle down for the evening.
 
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