So what happened? Did it turn the girl into a rape magnet? Make the chosen of the smith turn into a rut beast?
Here's an edited version of the chapter, DP.Of Bells and Hammers
Twenty Eighth Day of the Eleventh Month 293 AC
Since you had first divined Alyn Surehammer almost a month ago, the Chosen of the Smith had not been idle, though not in the manner one might expect. While various dragon-slaying weapons have found themselves in the hands of various knights of the Vale, from Snakewood to Grey Glen, from Newkeep to Ninestars, always in the hands of younger sons or household knights. They are the sort of men who do not have lands to protect and who might wield those weapons without fear that, should they fail, they will doom kith and kin to ruin. They do not expect to win in one glorious charge, that much is clear, but to resist invasion and foment unrest from the shadows.
The irony does not escape you that the knights of the Vale are considering the same sorts of tactics the Clansmen have used for so long, but of greater interest is a single scene caught by the roving eye of a seer in the House of Mirrors, an oath taking for one of the knights presented with one of these weapons. Ser Adrian Harding was sworn to fight for the protection of the Vale and its people in time of strife or war, from tyranny and bloodshed, but he was not sworn specifically to the Faith as members of the Faith Militant might be. Instead, he was expected to make his own judgements under the light of the Father, 'letting neither fear nor hatred blind him'. That adds up well with what you have seen of Alyn in general, building a contingency by which he hopes to check your power should you prove as bloodthirsty as Maegor, but not determined to oppose you under all circumstances.
Indeed, the Chosen had also been corresponding with septons who had seen Sorcerer's Deep and even to some of the more reform-minded septons in the Reach. Of late, more weapons that are the bane of devils and fey have left his forge, and little wonder to the last. Over the last month, Alyn and his knightly companions have waged war against the bloodthirsty redcaps and other dark spirits who had emerged from the dark caves and twisting ravines of the Mountains of the Moon. In that they have been successful... perhaps a touch too successful for the young man's peace of mind, you realize as you read the last report.
"What's he done" Dany asks, noticing the surprise writ upon your face.
"Alyn Surehammer did lord Benedar Belmore a great favor by breaking the curse the dark fey had cast upon Clara, his eldest daughter, but somehow during the performance of said service, the Chosen and the young lady found themselves in a compromising situation of some kind and now he is set to wed her next month," you summarize.
"When you say compromising situation...?" Dany trails off in confusion.
"Neither of them expected or invited the outcome. It was some fey's idea of revenge for however many of its brethren perished to the Chosen's hammer, and that's all that can be pieced together from riddles and glimpses in the scrying glass," you reply. "Clara seems more or less accepting of the matter, but Alyn worries about balancing his oaths to god and the wife he did not expect."
"And the witch who serves the Crone?" Ser Richard asks, never one to forget a potential foe.
"She has left the Vale, heading south and west to meet with Danelle. She and Lord Brandon are planning some move against the Deep Ones, though that was all that could be gleaned from her brief meeting with Alyn," you reply. And to that you wish them all the luck.
How do you approach Alyn?
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OOC: Well that was an interesting set of rolls. Not yet edited.
I think most of the Chosen are starting to realize we are NOT what they were hyping us up to be and they know now they will have to fight us through oratory and legislative efforts. But the latter is where we hold an advantage, and in the former they are only consistently keeping ahead on religious matters... otherwise we are a messianic figure in approximately half the lands we hold a claim over, and in Westeros most of the nobility either supports us outright or doesn't want to risk their own hides for piety.It is adorable that he thinks he has made a good counter to us. He does realize that if we were to attack the Seven it is through institution and law correct? On one hand I want to put away the notion that arms and armour is all it will take...on the other I quite enjoy the squirming.
Anyway what who we want from him? I would much prefer his neutrality in the things to come...provided it matches with his god given "Morality". I don't really want much else other than him to get out of our way.
Let me guess. A chance meeting somewhere not entirely appropriate where she was giving thanks to her saviour was seen by someone who put the right person in the right place to cause a massive scandal?Nothing so crude most likely, a compromising situation by Westerosi can be achieved without having to meddle with someone's mind like that. All you need is the wrong witness at the wrong time to get the wrong idea and the girl would be ruined even if nothing actually improper had gone on.
It could have been as simple as hitting them both with Unnatural Lust spells at just the right time for them to be discovered.Nothing so crude most likely, a compromising situation by Westerosi can be achieved without having to meddle with someone's mind like that. All you need is the wrong witness at the wrong time to get the wrong idea and the girl would be ruined even if nothing actually improper had gone on.
It could have been as simple as hitting them both with Unnatural Lust spells at just the right time for them to be discovered.
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Nothing so crude most likely, a compromising situation by Westerosi can be achieved without having to meddle with someone's mind like that. All you need is the wrong witness at the wrong time to get the wrong idea and the girl would be ruined even if nothing actually improper had gone on.
@DragonParadox, so, we failed to find any "blind spots" looking into
1) where he gets the resources/materials
2) how the resources get to where he gets them.
3) anything more on who gave the order for dragon-slaying weapons?
Same goes for Chosen of Crone.
He has access to people who know Miracle. He can show that this wasn't true if he wanted to.
Unless he really wants to wed that girl, or he is dumb. I'm betting on the former because he is still alive despite having a PC-grade class.
His plan isn't bad, he just doesn't quite grasp the scale of what he envisions.Edit: for the love of snake god guys, remember the thread rules please?
He sounds... busy though. Really busy.
What do you guys want from him precisely? I mostly just wanted to show that all the sevens chosen weren't mindless murder gremlins.
Speaking of which... maybe we should grab one of those dragon slaying swords. It seems like an unusually poor plan, and I wouldnt put forging an unpleasant surprise in past an int based caster.
The reason Alyn is marrying her is that his "casual pocket Miracle" is not in fact any more unconditional than the Lord's good will. What do you think Lucan would demand to have himself or his Angels help?
What do you guys want from him precisely? I mostly just wanted to show that all the sevens chosen weren't mindless murder gremlins.
They are not all of the same opinion nor are they all ungrudgingly working together in harmony, and there is already fractures apparent in doctrine.They are all chosen of the same deities? Shouldn't they be allied?
Are they really so stupid?
It could have been as simple as hitting them both with Unnatural Lust spells at just the right time for them to be discovered.
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He has access to people who know Miracle. He can show that this wasn't true if he wanted to.
Unless he really wants to wed that girl, or he is dumb. I'm betting on the former because he is still alive despite having a PC-grade class.
They are all chosen of the same deities? Shouldn't they be allied?
Are they really so stupid?
This is as fucking ominous as it gets.
If miracle could make malicious and damaging rumors go away Viserys would not have invested as much as he had in hearts and minds actions
They are not all of the same opinion nor are they all ungrudgingly working together in harmony, and there is already fractures apparent in doctrine.