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

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Viserys: "International man of mystery? Come on, surely?"

A single whisper, aghast: "I mean, a few of us, we thought...but it was just too obvious. It couldn't really be-"

Viserys, irritated: "Oh for Yss' sake!"
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Female Courtier #1: "Tiserys Vargaryen is said to be seven feet tall, with eyes of fire and hair like molten silver!"

Indistinct Whispering: "...a disappointment..."

Female Courtier #2: "If Tiserys Vargaryen is a lie, how else are we being deceived? I don't know what's real anymore."

Viserys: :(
 
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Female Courtier #1: "Tiserys Vargaryen is said to be seven feet tall, with eyes of fire and hair like molten silver!"

Indistinct Whispering: "...a disappointment..."

Female Courtier #2: "If Tiserys Vargaryen is a lie, how else are we being deceived? I don't know what's real anymore."

Viserys: :(
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Viserys: *Miracles a mass Modify Memory*

Background: ...letely hoodwinked.

Viserys:
 
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Speaking of hidden identities, Scathalax Ashbringer has rescued a Brigidine Azata and she's in a coma or something?

What are we going to do with her anyway? Introduce her as the Moonsinger Goddess' sister who lives in the sun? A sun goddess instead of R'hllor, that will show him!
 
[X] LonelyWolf999

I dig what y'all have been doing with the Iron islands.

I wish I knew more about 3.5 to be able to contribute to that side of the discussion and I've been thinking about making my players try out 3.5 at some point. Are there any adventures that would be a good entryway to 3.5/pathfinder for 5E players?
 
"What is this 'Red Bull', Ser Dresden? I hear tell that it can give you wings."

*beat*

"I already have those, of course, but it stands to say the Legion might heavily benefit from them..."

Harry: "I don't know if your world can handle the introduction of Red Bull to it, given your reaction to Coff--"

Viserys: "WHERE?"

Harry: "Not another Starbucks! I'm starting to get angry hate mail about it!"

"Wherein Harry and Viserys burn down a coffee shop..."
 
Did some fiddling with the new realm sheet and made the final adjustments to reach consistency with the current state by our old model. Mantarys and Tolos got their own armies and in the latter case a navy. Also had to up our own manpower significantly to support our fleets and made the Western Disputed Lands a bit more prosperous to balance the income against the old values. Also had to double shipyards to supply the navies.

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@DragonParadox, this fine for you?

Here are the forces:
       

Army of Mantarys
(pending DP approval) 		Militias 2
Levies 8
Men-At-Arms 2
Total 12
Since the Archons lack a proper military training ground and needed Relaths aid for training, their forces are rather small and low-quality, with a backbone of Men-At-Arms. They also got 2,000 militia men to protect the Painted Mountains, as seen when we aided them in their battles there.

       

Army of Tolos
(pending DP approval) 		Levies 10
Men-At-Arms 5
Toloshi Slingers - Elite 10
Total 25
Tolos got quite some military strength. They go 10,000 elite soldiers, the famed Toloshi Slingers, as we were told ages ago. They are backed up by levies and Men-At-Arms.

       

Toloshi Fleet
(pending DP approval) 		Medium Galleon 2 0,4
Medium Galley 9 3,6
Small Galley 14 2,8
Sloop 8 0,2
Total 33 7
Navy wise, Relath has the classical brown-water-fleet, focused around galleys and fast ships, as his main worry is fighting the slaver cities in the bay. Not much force-projection possible with this fleet, but it's a good one for slugging matches in coastal waters.

       

Army of the Stepstones 		1st Legion "Torchbearers" - Elite 11,8
2nd Legion - Elite 2
Sellswords - Men-At-Arms 4
Total 17,8
This is what we got so far. Due to having a hideously over-designed training center, we can crank out 4,000 new Legionaries per month, so these numbers will rapidly expand. I based the size of the training center on a mix of what we paid for it and the maximum number of recruits we designed it for. Westhaven is now pretty much for land armies what the Arsenal of Braavos is for fleets.

       

1st Fleet 		Medium Galley 15 6
Sloop 5 0,125
Total 20 6,125

2nd Fleet 		Large Galleon - Valiant 1 0,5
Medium Galleon 3 0,6
Medium Galley 5 2
Sloop 2 0,05
Total 11 3,15

3rd Fleet 		Medium Galley 6 2,4
Sloop 4 0,1
Total 10 2,5
Our regular fleets show pretty clearly where we got them, namely brown-water-fleets from the local Stepstones pirates, bolstered by some Tyroshi coastal guard vessels we captured and some defecting royal vessels from Westeros. We should focus on building more galleons over the next few turns to get a good high-sea fleet going, as Naath and Sothoryos are pretty far away to use galleys to reach them.

       

Saans Fleet 		Great Galleas - Valyrian 1 0,5
Medium Galleon 2 0,4
Medium Galley 13 5,2
Small Galley 16 3,2
Total 32 9,3
Queen Rhealla Fey Ship - Queen Rhealla 1 0,5
Silver Corsairs Great Galleas - Hunters Moon 1 0,5
Saans fleet is pretty much the same. Old pirates the whole lot of them. Though in the Basilisk Isles, that should help him a great deal, since the size and number of men means he can slug it out with pretty much everyone there, barring a grand alliance by the local pirates.


I do hope to get Hero Units sorted out over the next few days and then it's off to mapping and stating up other places.
 
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You know what's cool about slingers, how bloody easy it is to equip them with Obsidian.

Tolos will earn it's place in history come the Long Night.
 
For now I'm tempted to just split them up and use them as garrison forces. They are rather well suited to that, if we add some men-at-arms to beef them up.
 
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@DragonParadox Primal Instinct, Viserys' new 3rd level spell, should be added to those that are automatically cast each day, since it lasts for 24 hours. And since Viserys is Dragonblooded, in addition to the +5 Competence bonus to Initiative and Survival, he also gets a +5 Competence bonus to a single Knowledge skill. I think for normal uses, we should apply the +5 bonus to Knowledge(Arcana).
 
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