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

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Ah, Rhaenys, you adorable little plot device!

/hug

Azel said:
Shouldn't the Forbiddance warding keep out incorporeal undead?
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There are different kinds of Incorporeality. The Cinderghosts are more the "smoke, ash, and haze kind of Incorporeal" rather than the "exist simultaneously on the Ethreal Plane" kind of Incorporeal, or so I assume.
 
I wonder how many people will be legitimized under viserys rule. Under any other time period it would be a huge thing a country changing string of events. In this time of chaos it will barely be a side note given all the crazy shit going on.

We need to eventually create a manuscript of all Viserys adventures minus the things that could cause untold destruction. Anyone want Xor to write it? It'd be cool.

The book shall be called
Viserys rule and how he carried everyones ass to not being destroyed and eaten
 
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[X] Bring up the matter of House Sandviper and share news about your recent doings.
-[X] In addition to telling him of Oberyn's exploits, which earned him land of his own in the heart of old Rhoyne and probably another half dozen offspring in the months to come, share with Doran the general overview of Westerosi participation in the Festival, including how many "Mystery" knights competed, as well as new political developments, such as learning of the Lads' growing operation in the Riverlands.
-[X] If he isn't already aware, tell Doran of the expedition which will soon leave for Yi-Ti. Although time is short, invite him to send some of his people along with the expedition.
 
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Goldfish said:
-[X] In addition to telling him of Oberyn's exploits, which earned him land of his own in Essos and probably another half dozen offspring in the months to come, share with Doran the general overview of Westerosi participation in the Festival, including how many "Mystery" knights competed, as well as new developments, such as learning of the Lads' growing operation in the Riverlands.
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Might want to specify we gave him land specifically in the heartlands of the Royne.

Otherwise, this seems good. Give him an update on our political situation in Westeros and the cliff notes on everything else of importance.
 
[X] Bring up the matter of House Sandviper and share news about your recent doings.
-[X] In addition to telling him of Oberyn's exploits, which earned him land of his own in the heart of old Rhoyne and probably another half dozen offspring in the months to come, share with Doran the general overview of Westerosi participation in the Festival, including how many "Mystery" knights competed, as well as new political developments, such as learning of the Lads' growing operation in the Riverlands.
-[X] If he isn't already aware, tell Doran of the expedition which will soon leave for Yi-Ti. Although time is short, invite him to send some of his people along with the expedition.
-[X] Inform him about the Yronwood matter and tell him that he is currently in SD. It's his choice how to handle it.
-[X] Ask him about his opinion on the dissemination of propaganda material in Westeros in general and Dorne in particular. We could spare Dorne from the operation, but that might be more incriminating then dropping leaflets there too.
-[X] Ask him if he knows of any Marcher Lords that might be worth approaching.
 
LonelyWolf999 said:
Might want to specify we gave him land specifically in the heartlands of the Royne.

Otherwise, this seems good. Give him an update on our political situation in Westeros and the cliff notes on everything else of importance.
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Done, though I didn't list out what political developments to specifically mention.

EDIT: Azel'd! This is what I get for trying to update stuff while sitting at traffic lights.

[X] Azel
 
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Crake said:
Michael, surreptitiously putting away his shotgun, secretly delighted: "When's the wedding?"

Molly: :???:

Molly: :o
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Snowfire said:
This was actually meant to basically happen as you've suggested, and then emotional trauma and Good Parenting went through it like a nuclear freight train. You may assume that said conversation took place the next day. Especially as Molly accidentally put the ring on the finger that in America is for engagement ring
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Y'know, I was just expecting the "I will come over the next day, to check on her" thing to trigger the "so, you finally did it, uh?" when Harry shows up with the exact same ring, and the conversation was delayed by Trauma and Parenting and Sleep until then.

Cue money passing hands in the Carpenter household :V

Molly is now much fiercer competition to Ana.
Azel said:
the Queen
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Holy shit, the Queen!

At this point it might be a better idea to have her show up, tell all the little naughty kids to stop making a mess, mama will clean up now, and the entire thing will blow over.
 
TotallyNotEvil said:
Holy shit, the Queen!

At this point it might be a better idea to have her show up, tell all the little naughty kids to stop making a mess, mama will clean up now, and the entire thing will blow over.
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At this point, assuming no majority is found today for anything, I would give it a non-zero chance that the Queen will politely tell Parliament to get it's shit together, or dissolve itself and start a new election.
 
TotallyNotEvil said:
Y'know, I was just expecting the "I will come over the next day, to check on her" thing to trigger the "so, you finally did it, uh?" when Harry shows up with the exact same ring, and the conversation was delayed by Trauma and Parenting and Sleep until then.

Cue money passing hands in the Carpenter household :V

Molly is now much fiercer competition to Ana.
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I've considered it a bit, but at the end of the day we all know how that will play out. Molly and Harry might not be entirely rational actors, but they're not totally irrational either. It is also known that Harry and Karrin are in a relationship at this point, and Michael would have a few...interesting questions on that matter. It would be amusing, yes, and very much so. But I can't really see much of a way to make more of it than a few punchlines that everyone who might be invested in them already knows. So I prefer to focus on the intermission interludes, and then get into Arc 3.

Speaking of which, you're all about to let the Frenchy decide which interlude you get. You might want to do something about that :V

Azel said:
At this point, assuming no majority is found today for anything, I would give it a non-zero chance that the Queen will politely tell Parliament to get it's shit together, or dissolve itself and start a new election.
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She literally can't. The Fixed Term Parliament Act took that power away. Coincidentally, this is also why May hasn't been forced to dissolve her government after the largest loss in Parliamentary history.
 
Snowfire said:
She literally can't. The Fixed Term Parliament Act took that power away. Coincidentally, this is also why May hasn't been forced to dissolve her government after the largest loss in Parliamentary history.
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I know that she can't, but she can still suggest to the Parliament to do so itself. Which would be a crass breach of protocol, but when the alternative is The Troubles 2: EU Boogaloo?
 
You seem to think the English have ever cared about Irish lives. What an interesting idea! Shame it's utterly wrong.

This is the country that let its elected representatives starve to death on a hunger strike in prison instead of giving even minor (and very justifiable!) concessions to the Irish. And this was under Thatcher - not exactly ancient history!
This is also the country that managed to forget the existence of its land border with the EU despite the decades of bloodshed there within living memory, and that seems to see no issue with appointing a war-crimes negating dumbass knowing nothing about the situation to fix the DUP-blocked government in Northern Ireland.
 
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