Goldfish
Friendly Spider-Fish Abomination
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- Formerly of the Far Realm
I'm thinking that he is actually Gerion in a very good disguise.
A Sword Without a Hilt: A Song of Ice and Fire/D&D 3.5 Crossover
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- United States
Somehow it wouldn't surprise me.
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Loot/enemy get. Murder/recruit is a go. Ahh stop no you stop ahhhhh. Ahhhh. Loot conflicting with murder instinct.
Crake
I AM THE STORM THAT IS APPROACHING
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Gerion intentionally jousting half-assedly to be more inconspicuous?
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It is too bad that the Seven cut down a lot of weir woods. I would have liked for Bloodraven to have a lot of information. He seems to enjoy that. In fact we should go on a planting spree after we take Westeros...just to give uncle even more eyes to work with.
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- United States
I'm actually planning to go on a planting spree in a few days.
The Tree of the Dawn Age is going to have a godswood of weirwoods.
Crake
I AM THE STORM THAT IS APPROACHING
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- USA
Make all the trees have defensive effects?
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The Children of the Forest are gonna have a quiet grove away from the bustling city. But I thought that all the current sacrifices go to the tree unless we are using item sacrifices also? Speaking of the children I am curious. Are they the "You young whippersnappers" old people or the "come and let me tell you a tale" old people? One is fun and the other is even more so. Do young kids go into their groves and just look at these weird small people?
Edit: As you can tell with my questions I am in the "fuck I am tired and spazzy" mood. If I say any good ideas then it probably isn't a good idea...if it is funny then well laugh?
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That would be very neat.
All Day of Blood sacrifices are going into this. Day of Change, unfortunately, cannot mix with Day of Blood.
They're more the latter, with a lot more curiosity. These are the ones who took a gamble on us to help revive their race, after all.
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So we are putting all the sacrifices into the dawn tree. And the groove is going to be made of sacrifices from day of change... is that correct or am I not getting that right?
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- Perfidious Albion
[X] TalonofAnathrax
Goldfish
Friendly Spider-Fish Abomination
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- Formerly of the Far Realm
We should prepare special Launcher ammo designed to deliver a Weirwood seedling safely to the ground with enough force that its roots are at least partially buried on impact. Include some rich soil and blood fertilizer in each canister for good measure.
Each Wyvern can hold 50 10-pound Weirwood delivery canisters in their special ammo hoppers and the bomb bays could each hold another 50.
A Wyvern traveling at supersonic speed could plant a hundred Weirwoods in a targeted region of Westeros and be back in SD in no time.
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- florida
Everything within 30ft of the tree is on fire!
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A portable day of blood ritual with the blood fertilizer being turtled demons being stabbed violently to grow trees everywhere...I love it.
Crake
I AM THE STORM THAT IS APPROACHING
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- USA
Stuff it literally full of mulched Imps.
Goldfish
Friendly Spider-Fish Abomination
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- Formerly of the Far Realm
We could call it Infernal Grow brand fertilizer.
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- United States
A godswood will automatically grow without the need for more sacrifices. Remember when we grew the Healing Tree? We made sure to plant a lot of fruit trees as the godswood so our citizens could eat them for free. When the Heart Tree grew, the godswood grew with it.
Same principle here. The Tree of the Dawn Age will grow, and its godswood of weirwoods will grow with it. They won't be sanctified weirwoods and won't have enchantments until we do a separate ritual for them, but they'd be weirwoods nonetheless.
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Well the thing is that they don't have to be tier three weir woods. 16 HD is the minimum correct?
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16 HD for Tier 0, 24 HD for the first secondary effect at Tier 1, 36 HD for the second secondary effect at Tier 2, and 54 HD for the third secondary effect at Tier 3.
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And Bloodraven can still see through tier zero trees so spreading it like aerosol spray is a valid plan. @DragonParadox what would it take to implement Goldfish's proposal? What would the research progress be?
Update in beta, including interview and report.
Part MMDCCXIX: Uncommon Craftsmen
Uncommon Craftsmen
Twenty-Eighth Day of the Eighth Month 293 AC
Ferno the Fat has been responsible for many of the finest confections in Sorcerer's Deep, his work admired by some lords, princes, sorcerers, and even deathless spirits, yet the man looks so uneasy in being brought into the keep that your mother gives up the notion of interviewing him here altogether. Instead she travels to his bakery and questions him in the comfort of his own kitchen while the baker himself keeps himself busy with his craft, claiming it helps calms his nerves at 'being made a mummer before so many'.
By the time the first batch of pies have been slid into the oven, however, your mother had managed to get him to forget about the mirror, the people beyond it, and speak instead of only the tale of his life. As an 'Old Deepsman' Ferno had been far less prosperous in the old days, but even brigands and pirates needed bread so he had mostly been let be by the larger gangs, barring the protection money that was an inescapable part of life in Sorcerer's Deep in those days. The worst Ferno had ever had to ward off had been ambitious thugs hungry for silver or rowdy youths looking to make a name for themselves, and a good hard look at the baker is enough to see that there is plenty of muscle beneath the fat still and he proudly shows off his cudgel next to the hearth, though quickly adding that he had not had to use it once since 'the Dragon fed the Squid to the tree'.
Odd as it is to hear of your deeds as though recounting some particularly bloody child's fable, you cannot deny a warm surge of pride at all you have built here, a realm where honest folk can rest easy and be about their business, and even when tragedy should strike they might have a chance to ward it off. The master baker recounts how his youngest child, Silvie, had been stricken with a fever and would have died if it had not been for your friends' magic. In those days there had not even been 'the Houses of Healing' with a sign outside the door, just an old abandoned warehouse Dany had commandeered so that sick people would not have to trudge all the way up to the keep.
Before your mother can ask the next question another baker makes his appearance, one of the Essarians, though dressed very differently than most of his kin. Most make do with straps and pouches to carry things, not needing anything more than their fur for warmth in the balmy climate of Sorcerer's Deep, but Tufted Tail is wearing pants and a shirt with polished bone buttons, even a felt cap buttoned under his chin. He explains that while the clothes are not particularly comfortable they are necessary while working to keep fur out of the merchandise. Even with all the precautions Ferno had lost business for a few weeks after he had taken on such a 'strange' apprentice.
The master baker chuckles at the thought that an Essarian could be strange. "Now those folk coming out of the Terminus, they are the strange ones..."
At least for a few more months, you think, amused at the rate Sorcerer's Deep is changing. You expect to see Azer smiths and Oread masons be just as ordinary in a year or two.
"So what do you plan to do from here on out?" your mother prompts with a smile to keep the naturally gregarious baker from rambling on his vague ideas of what might lie beyond the Terminus.
"Well, as to that I'm planning to buy more shops. I have more than one son you see, and it would do my heart good to know them all masters of their own craft beholden to none but themselves. I took a loan from the Iron Bank to grow the business." He chuckles. "Hard work may be the flour from which such deeds is done, but silver is the yeast and the Braavosi are not so stingy with it as is said..." He stops to take the pies out of the oven then explains, "Silver I mean, not actual yeast, I've never had to borrow that. I grow my own, you see."
Far from the shyness of the interview's beginning, Ferno proceeds to advertise his business to all the thousands upon thousands watching. Perhaps you should allow others to do so, but in a more structured way.
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The pies are as delicious as they looked, and as is often the case they are delivered alongside an Inquisition report by an ever-thoughtful Hestior. What is less common, however, is Garin's writing upon that report. Usually routine reports are far below his notice and Roger 'Reyne', the man in question, had seemed the very definition of routine, a hedge knight taking on the banner of a House counted foes of the Lannisters for the sake of currying favor with you.
"What is it?" your mother asks with a sigh. She has long since given up trying to argue against working during desert and tea, though sometimes you suspect that without her you would only eat at feast-times or else whatever cake or confection Dany sends through your study door after having enjoyed it herself.
You read the report once, then again, not shocked but startled. Ser Roger had not come alone, he was accompanied by one who had visited Sorcerer's Deep before, though not under the most happy of circumstances. Jeyne Weaver, once one of Tywin Lannister's Golden Shields whom you had captured in Lys as she was about to justifiably stab Aurane Waters, had found her way back to the Deep. Had she recovered her memories? you wonder. The moss is strong, but as Joran had proven there are magics to restore stolen memories. More importantly, however, you wonder if she is friend or foe and what her presence at the hedge knight's side means.
What do you do?
[] Go to speak to Jeyne and Roger yourself
-[] Write in
[] Send an inquisitor
-[] Write in who and any suggestions
[] Write in
OOC: Just to spare you guys hunting though the thread, this is the update where you leave Jeyne in the Stormlands without her memories of the day before. She is introduced 5-6 updates before.
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We dropped her off in the storm lands and she is working for the Lannisters again? Also I suggest that we deal with this ourselves. A reyne, fake or real, is an interesting ally to have.
