Actually that's a horrible idea. Because while no one dares rebel against Tywin, a mage who killed him and took over the Westerlands (or who was thought to have done so by too many people) would face a general uprising right away, at that point people would just be angrier than they are scared. And the faith would come into it too, prejudice against evil witches and all.So you also think that they should have killed Tywin? Or kidnapped him and faked his death or something?
Or mind puppeted him; they don't seem to have a problem doing it to dozens of other people after all. Sure it's an awful thing to do, but these are awful people we're talking about. Blasting him unconscious, removing the PfE they gave him, and casting geas would have been simple if they'd tried before doing the same damn thing to every mage they could get their hands on for Tywin.Actually that's a horrible idea. Because while no one dares rebel against Tywin, a mage who killed him and took over the Westerlands (or who was thought to have done so by too many people) would face a general uprising right away, at that point people would just be angrier than they are scared. And the faith would come into it too, prejudice against evil witches and all.
What they should have done was ditch him.
They could have Dominated him, impersonated him, whatever.Actually that's a horrible idea. Because while no one dares rebel against Tywin, a mage who killed him and took over the Westerlands (or who was thought to have done so by too many people) would face a general uprising right away, at that point people would just be angrier than they are scared. And the faith would come into it too, prejudice against evil witches and all.
What they should have done was ditch him, when he refused to follow expert advice. Or when he ordered them to start with the major crimes, like enslaving people. Just drop him like a hot potato, and move elsewhere.
I agree with this though. They could definitely have done better, but they did do an excellent job.Ultimately, I see no reason to care, because compared to the Chosen and their Planetar these two are perfectly productive citizens for their power level.
Yeah their only real crime seem to be being loyal to their family, sure there's things they could have done better, but aside from the fact that Gerion can't get himself to ditch his brother, I don't remember something they have done wrong, as opposed to just not optimally.Actually that's a horrible idea. Because while no one dares rebel against Tywin, a mage who killed him and took over the Westerlands (or who was thought to have done so by too many people) would face a general uprising right away, at that point people would just be angrier than they are scared. And the faith would come into it too, prejudice against evil witches and all.
What they should have done was ditch him, when he refused to follow expert advice. Or when he ordered them to start with the major crimes, like enslaving people. Just drop him like a hot potato, and move elsewhere.
Ultimately, I see no reason to care, because compared to the Chosen and their Planetar these two are perfectly productive citizens for their power level.
Too many suspicions of enchanted people are flying about, it'd be risky. Specially as they'd start changing or reversing a lot of his policies. Kevan and the rest of the Lannister extended family would be too likely to notice. Hell, Cersei may notice, if they try to act conciliatory towards her, which Tywin would never do. Or just randomly decide to do a Cersei and blow the whole thing open.
Probably a combination of Tywin's orders and them not trusting their own mages.Actually I am curious. Why are they going along with the Geas plan? Does Tywin have some leverage on them? Or do they simply not care about that? I really want to know now.
The mage slaves still count as wrong in my opinion. Even if it didn't, not being obviously evil doesn't entitle them to anything when opposing them; we should still kill them to remove their ability to harm our interests.Yeah their only real crime seem to be being loyal to their family, sure there's things they could have done better, but aside from the fact that Gerion can't get himself to ditch his brother, I don't remember something they have done wrong, as opposed to just not optimally.
Tywin's managed to dominate his mages, and possibly a number of his bannermen without any notice. He got away with it because he established this stuff while magic was still mostly unknown. Just because the option is closed now doesn't mean it was never viable.Too many suspicions of enchanted people are flying about, it'd be risky. Specially as they'd start changing or reversing a lot of his policies. Kevan and the rest of the Lannister extended family would be too likely to notice.
Hell, Cersei may randomly notice, if they fail to have Tywin be abusive enough towards her.
In his defence the guy he killed started a legacy of civil war.
Yeah, the problem is dominating Tywin would be completely different from that.Tywin's managed to dominate his mages, and possibly a number of his bannermen without any notice. He got away with it because he established this stuff while magic was still mostly unknown. Just because the option is closed now doesn't mean it was never viable.
Nice!*wipes sweat with towel*
Things are FINALLY slowing down at work. We had two go-lives back-to-back and it feels like I haven't had a break in a week.
The baubles are now ours, and they cement our control over the Goblin Market. Giving them away would defeat the purpose of poor Malarys, Rina, and Ser Richard spending days tracking them down.Hey, quick question now that the deal is done. Did we actually give back all the baubles or do we have them now? Because if so I kinda want to know them and what they do now aside from being McGuffins.
Also about those fresh air ferns from the Plane of Air. We cant cover cities but we can do what we did with lead shielding and get all core buildings and areas covered right?
That's good. So does it make some closeish gold substitute, True Gold or just let's you make gold into thread? Because I've got a use for all three. Especially depending on the difficulty of making metals into fine threads using common spells.The baubles are now ours, and they cement our control over the Goblin Market. Giving them away would defeat the purpose of poor Malarys, Rina, and Ser Richard spending days tracking them down.
We know one of the three is a spindle that spins gold, but @DragonParadox can probably just tell us the other two OOC.
I wouldn't count on fey-craft for anything substantial, especially given that this was crafted to rip off the Lyseni.That's good. So does it make some closeish gold substitute, True Gold or just let's you make gold into thread? Because I've got a use for all three.
Eh, I fully expect the middle option of it actually making real gold to be truly unlikely. But whatever the case. If this think can spin metal into fine thread. Well spoilers but kevlar. Like John Wick style cloth armor. The new battle fashion. Heh between moster spider silk and metallic tread mixed with hardening. Guards can tank swords in style!I wouldn't count on fey-craft for anything substantial, especially given that this was crafted to rip off the Lyseni.
Speaking of what do people on the plane or earth even wear? Beast hide? I mean plants are worth more than silver so i kinda doubt then have some cotton mushroom or something. I figure the Djinn just do some magick thing like weave fabric out of clouds or something. But what about the Shaitan? Because if they already do have a mstal and minerals fabric business I wanna buy in to that stuff.
Kinda puts those near naked depictions or genie dudes into perspective dont it. Heh, it's either weave fire into pants or go full iron underwear.
Genies also seem to process silicone/glass fibers, and use gemstones as clothes even. Elaborate, difficult to manufacture, it's no issue for them and they don't have to worry about non-standard materials chaffing.There are plants and fungi native to the plane of earth, some of them can be processed into fabric.
Rare plants any fungi? Because if so import em for mass growth or if they arent exactly the most useful or ...comfortable of fabrics. Replace them utterly.There are plants and fungi native to the plane of earth, some of them can be processed into fabric.