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- Japan, The Big Town
>> Viserys and Lya
Also we are Viserys, half of that outcome was ACTUALLY our choice.
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A Sword Without a Hilt: A Song of Ice and Fire/D&D 3.5 Crossover
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Also we are Viserys, half of that outcome was ACTUALLY our choice.
- Location
- France
What I was afraid of: terribly written romance and/or a relationship that's entirely offscreened and consists of nothing but sex jokes.>> Viserys and Lya
What I got: a believable awkward teenaged relationship, that matured into something better (with a generous helping of actual believably written friendship, which is great!) and some damn nice dates. Seriously, "wake up alongside my girfriend" chapters are common as dirt. But a relationship that has actual chemistry?
We need to take Lya on more diplomatic or adventuring actions, by the way.
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He's just arrived actually. He will be participating in the joust.
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- United States
Ooh, excellent. When can we meet with him?
- Location
- Japan, The Big Town
What I was afraid of: terribly written romance and/or a relationship that's entirely offscreened and consists of nothing but sex jokes.
What I got: a believable awkward teenaged relationship, that matured into something better (with a generous helping of actual believably written friendship, which is great!) and some damn nice dates. Seriously, "wake up alongside my girfriend" chapters are common as dirt. But a relationship that has actual chemistry?
We need to take Lya on more diplomatic or adventuring actions, by the way.
I wish i could rate things twice.
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- ?????????
We should have the mages ready to heal people. God knows that there is going to be a lot of blood.
After the first round of the joust would work first I think.
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- United States
No worries, that'll be automatic.
I think it's going to be one of the major selling points for convincing the Westerosi to defect to the Imperium. They get to hit each other as hard as they want and they still get healed up.
Goldfish
Friendly Spider-Fish Abomination
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- Formerly of the Far Realm
That issue is specifically covered in the main Festival planning vote we had last month. Everyone will be healed between their matches.
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- ?????????
Excellent. I'm satisfied with this. We have about 2500 people fighting?
Goldfish
Friendly Spider-Fish Abomination
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- Formerly of the Far Realm
I believe that's the number DP gave. Not sure if that is across all events, mage duels included.
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- Germany
- Pronouns
- He/Him
And it's a totally subtle hint of what it will mean fighting legions ...
All events including archery, which is the most populous by a decent margin, then fighting on foot with jousting coming second to last and mages fewest of all.
- Location
- Brazil
Also Tyene and Waymar.>> Viserys and Lya
Goldfish
Friendly Spider-Fish Abomination
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- Formerly of the Far Realm
Xor X Reality OTP!
Starting on the next interlude.
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- florida
Did mages figure out how to duel dramatically enough yet?
If not might I recommend...
Xander [Quest], Thread Twenty-Four: The End (of the Eighth Year) Has Come! - Q | Page 885
Snowfire
Polyglot of Chimera
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- Wordcats
Pathfinder has performance combat rules.
Also...does Planetos actually have paper? And if so, who produces the best form of it? This is HT relevant.
Westeros and Essos have parchment. If paper exists, its likely from Yi-Ti, being the china expy that it is.
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- United States
Snowfire
Polyglot of Chimera
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- Wordcats
And it's going to be pretty crappy compared to modern paper, then. Thanks!
- Location
- Brazil
Is that any good?
No? You can't assume that as gigantic libraries are common in Westeros, dating back thousands of years even.
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- Germany
Don't waste time with paper. Let Viserys discover Excel.
- Location
- Germany
And in medieval Europe, those books were written entirely on parchment.