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

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Azel said:
@Duesal, do we actually want to offer that armor you found for something Shadow templated?

Because I would love to make two dozen of those cats for the Inquisition next turn.
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Yes. The Vestment of Ebonsilk is mildly useful and could come in handy for Tor for example... But I want that template.

Rest assured, I will be doing everything I can to scrounge up interesting items to barter with the Orphne. There is quite a lot I want from them.

1. One Shadow-Creature to toss to the Fungus Forge to get the Shadow-Creature Template for ourselves.
2. Sixteen Shadow-Creature Horses to go to the Royal Stables and be bred into a large breeding population as well as cross-bred with other magical steeds.
3. As many fey smiths as we can bargain for so we can take advantage of the reduction of ASF.

Getting our shadow back aside, those are my top three priorities from the Orphne. I could always try to poke them for magic items or more fey vassals, but that would come after the above is accomplished.
 
TalonofAnathrax said:
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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The English might not care about the Irish, but the EU very much does.

Kicking off the new EU - UK relationship with a violent border conflict is a fantastic way to dig the hole even deeper.
 
Azel said:
The English might not care about the Irish, but the EU very much does.

Kicking off the new EU - UK relationship with a violent border conflict is a fantastic way to dig the hole even deeper.
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I mean, we could always invade... :D

Seeing the English effectively out a trade embargo on themselves must see driving Napoleon's ghost utterly bonkers :cool:
 
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DragonParadox said:
OOC: The rolls for New Lys'os ranged from 'pretty good' (only one fatal attack) to excellent (research progress). Also since I know you guys are going to ask the mutated animals where not worth tossing into the flesh-forge, they either burst into flames or rotted upon death since they were highly unstable.
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This is a problem, we will have to get them something like the restful conch, that can preserve the corpses for the forge.
 
@DragonParadox, what would we have to do make a Fey Forge? Would there be some kind of reflection of the Fungus Forge in the Feywild?

I'm just looking for a way to mass-produce Fey-Creature Horses.
 
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