Sam's magic -> Finals -> Possible Clegane recruitment -> (Evening) harbour play and Lya proposal

Sound reasonable to you? Obviously there's space in the middle we can fill. Ring shopping, maybe :V
Precisely what I had in mind.

[X] Plan For Tonight And Tomorrow (Including Engagement)
-[X] Tonight:
--[X] Try to figure out how Sam got his magic.
--[X] @Snowfire! I choose you!
-[X] Tomorrow Morning:
--[X] Melee Finale: Asha Greyjoy vs. Velaena Valaryon (no relation to Valaena Velaryon)
-[X] Tomorrow Afternoon:
--[X] Melee Finale: Sandor Clegane vs. Moberyn Artell (no relation to Oberyn Martell)
-[X] Tomorrow Evening:
--[X] Watch the play that will be performed in the harbor together with Lya.
--[X] Get a nice spot on a roof or balcony and have a simple picnic with her, using Invisibility Sphere to have some privacy.
--[X] Use this private moment, reminiscent of the simpler days back in Braavos, to propose to her.
 
Precisely what I had in mind.

[X] Plan For Tonight And Tomorrow (Including Engagement)
-[X] Tonight:
--[X] Try to figure out how Sam got his magic.
--[X] @Snowfire! I choose you!
-[X] Tomorrow Morning:
--[X] Melee Finale: Asha Greyjoy vs. Velaena Valaryon (no relation to Valaena Velaryon)
-[X] Tomorrow Afternoon:
--[X] Melee Finale: Sandor Clegane vs. Moberyn Artell (no relation to Oberyn Martell)
-[X] Tomorrow Evening:
--[X] Watch the play that will be performed in the harbor together with Lya.
--[X] Get a nice spot on a roof or balcony and have a simple picnic with her, using Invisibility Sphere to have some privacy.
--[X] Use this private moment, reminiscent of the simpler days back in Braavos, to propose to her.
So, we have yet to:
1) Give varied interviews with various people throughout the Imperium, asking carefully prepared questions which either serve an educational purpose, or merely pure and simple propaganda. Including a discussion with someone like up-and-coming business owners in SD or Tyrosh who have really taken advantage of the greatest changes that have occurred these last several months. Or a former Slave who has managed to work his way up to an Officer, for surely there is at least one or two by now. Make sure they are well-coached beforehand. The setting should be equally tasteful and suited to the interviewee.

2) Give a speech on the Network of roads, bridges and canals, both completed and planned. The sweeping changes these infrastructural improvements will bring, the guard posts that will secure them and all who travel through the land, and the messengers who dutifully connect the people to each other from far and wide.

3) See Xor perform the play about the heroic efforts of the Legion and the King to rescue Tyrosh from the daemons, taking over the city from those horribly wicked magisters with the help of those very nice and upstanding magisters who rejoiced at our coming.

4) See Glyra and her Dawnkin Gremlins spread across the Imperium with the resources to do something creative for the children, such as telling riddles, organizing games and rewarding good deeds. Try to work in a contest of some sort. Winners receive Companion and King metal figurines?

5) Give a speech on the nature of our extraplanar allies and business partners, assuring that our subject are properly informed on the topic and hold no prejudices. Done via Embra, ton of buffs, and a "casual" pre-prepared talk.
@Azel, please make place for speeches/interviews here?

That is, if either you, or @Crake, are up to speechifying?

We kinda did vote on making those :confused:
 
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So says Goldfish, who does not have any education in childhood development, but is very opinionated on the subject! :p
I say otherwise with AP classes in child development and being in one class in child psychology!

Also by virtue of hyper focusing on the cute little babbys.

Judging by their actions they have already matured to around the mental age of late 3 early 4 year old old.
 
@Goldfish, are you telling us that 2 year-olds can't have fun?
Ridiculous. Infants are very good at having fun, if their propensity for laughter is any indication.
 
So does anyone have any objection to assigning Bronn and Maelor to a long term mission in the City of Brass?

Maelor is a good candidate to be the face for the storefront, dealing with customers who wish to purchase our wares or those who want to sell us something. His Bluff, Sense Motive, and UMD skills are all very well developed, and Air of Nobility and Voice of the Dragon further enhance his social skills. Since he's a Sorcerer on top of being a Warlock, he can also make use of Pages of Spell Knowledge to fill in some of the holes in his skill selection, namely the lack of an Appraise skill. Authenticating Gaze, Evaluator's Lens, Investigative Mind, and Tears to Wine, will allow him to fake being an expert Appraiser quite well. He can easily make himself appear older with his Greater Ribbon of Disguise.

Bronn makes for effective muscle with a refreshing lack of inconvenient morals, something that will let him operate in the City of Brass a good deal easier than most of our other people. He's also got the skills and gear to be a credible threat as Maelor's "enforcer" slash guard, though the disguised Erinyes will help with that, too.

I wonder if they should use Human forms or something else a bit less likely to looked down upon in the City of Brass? With Alter Self from their GRD, they have quite a few options.
 
By their interactions they are, at least mentally, late 3 early 4 year olds.
No, they are Dragons!
Eight months is a little young to go on dragonback, so you fulfill her wish a different way. With a thought you grant her the power to fly like a feather on the wind.

Peels of joyous laughter echo around the room as she bounces up and around the room, her features twisting and changing until her hair is silver and her eyes violet: "Me Dwagon!" she shouts, waving her arms dramatically.

 
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So does anyone have any objection to assigning Bronn and Maelor to a long term mission in the City of Brass?

Maelor is a good candidate to be the face for the storefront, dealing with customers who wish to purchase our wares or those who want to sell us something. His Bluff, Sense Motive, and UMD skills are all very well developed, and Air of Nobility and Voice of the Dragon further enhance his social skills. Since he's a Sorcerer on top of being a Warlock, he can also make use of Pages of Spell Knowledge to fill in some of the holes in his skill selection, namely the lack of an Appraise skill. Authenticating Gaze, Evaluator's Lens, Investigative Mind, and Tears to Wine, will allow him to fake being an expert Appraiser quite well. He can easily make himself appear older with his Greater Ribbon of Disguise.

Bronn makes for effective muscle with a refreshing lack of inconvenient morals, something that will let him operate in the City of Brass a good deal easier than most of our other people. He's also got the skills and gear to be a credible threat as Maelor's "enforcer" slash guard, though the disguised Erinyes will help with that, too.

I wonder if they should use Human forms or something else a bit less likely to looked down upon in the City of Brass? With Alter Self from their GRD, they have quite a few options.
It's kinda funny, since at the start of the turn, you were all for assigning Maelor to the Yi-Ti fleet.

Personally, I'm fine with that. They are both decently expendable to be sent on a long-term mission.
 

V: Maelor, it's time for your first truly independent mission!
M: I see.
V: You are to go to the City of Brass with Malarys and establish a front business to aid the eventual invasion.
M: Well, that doesn't sound too ba-
V: I also have a special personal assignment for you.
M: Oh.
V: I need you...
M: Oh no.
V: ...to collect fifty flaming bare asses for me. Good luck! *pop*
M: GODDAMNIT!!! :mad::mad::mad:
 
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Just because you're sure that they aren't actually people yet doesn't make eating them any less immoral.
Goldfish is an Aberration with an odd love for cute animals, I think that it's entirely possible, that by his moral system, eating people is more moral than eating cute non-people, which mean that by his moral system, it probably becomes more moral to eat them, once they have become people instead of cute children.:D


No need to point out that by conventional morals, it's also even more evil to eat children than adults, the reason Goldfish think so is clearly not the normal one.
 
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Also, strict no from me on colonizing Sothoryos right now. That's an action sink and given our expansion plans, one we can't really afford right now. Maybe once at least the Three Daughters are approaching a proper level of development
Mind, I don't want a colony, just a fort on top of the mine so we can run it.

But that'd fall into the colony action section, no?
Secondly, there are ruins in Naath that need to be investigated. They were powerful enough to be a challenge for Wyla as a mid-level Vampire Wizard. That could easily hide a threat to the island.
Going solo presents unique challenges even to a powerful character.
 
It's kinda funny, since at the start of the turn, you were all for assigning Maelor to the Yi-Ti fleet.

Personally, I'm fine with that. They are both decently expendable to be sent on a long-term mission.
He would be a good addition to the fleet, though not an irreplaceable one, but he is ideal for the City of Brass mission. I hadn't really developed more than a bare bones framework for the infiltration mission back then.

That does call into question who we should send with the fleet in Maelor's place. Ya'll think one of the Yssian Guardian Nagas would like to make the journey as a representative of Yss?
 
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Totally off topic, and this is my paranoia combined with too much Shadowrun speaking, but does anyone else think the recent run of, err, bad luck, experienced by the Boeing Max 8 passenger jet feels like an extended run aimed at tanking Boeing stock and damaging their brand?
 
Totally off topic, and this is my paranoia combined with too much Shadowrun speaking, but does anyone else think the recent run of, err, bad luck, experienced by the Boeing Max 8 passenger jet feels like an extended run aimed at tanking Boeing stock and damaging their brand?

Quiet. They'll know.
 
Totally off topic, and this is my paranoia combined with too much Shadowrun speaking, but does anyone else think the recent run of, err, bad luck, experienced by the Boeing Max 8 passenger jet feels like an extended run aimed at tanking Boeing stock and damaging their brand?
Do not ascribe to malice what can be adequately explained by stupidity.
 
We could also pull Lord Tarly aside and explain to him the insane privilage we're handing out here. Our wards here in SD will be uniquely suited to sieze the New World Order and make a chair out of it. Governorship, magical powers that would leave Bran the Builder nodding in respect, heck even Companionship, the most powerful role in the Empire, will be within their reach.

SD is like a feudalism startup accelerator for noble scions, rubbing them off together with a bunch of ambitious peers that will see them all rise to the forefront of the future Imperial Aristocracy.
 
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