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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:
I know, I know... but how about if you just lay some eggs into the soul of one of the lurkers? Nobody will notice anyway and you always look rather content after that.
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It's all fun and games until your spawn eat a hole in reality.

/mourns previous universe
 
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@DragonParadox, and so, slowly putting on his WIzard Dywen hat, Viserys makes rainbow-colored consensus here.
Adhoc vote count started by egoo on Apr 28, 2019 at 2:55 PM, finished with 304244 posts and 13 votes.
  • [X] Plan Enter Dywen
    -[X] Approach Most Devout Kyle in the guise of Dywen, using Cloak of Khyber, Mythic Power and every buff in the book to sell the ruse.
    -[X] Tell him that you approached him for his more liberal views and wanted to see if you could make common cause. You would like to speak at the conclave, to share the wisdom you have gained on your travels with the others.
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Wonder how well the Lantern Bearers will be integrated into the Inquisition when the time comes. Their structure is pretty different. All members theoretically equal, with no actual hierarchy. Which probably came about due to their origin and the paranoia against infiltration by the supernatural, adopting something of a cell structure. After all, you can't compromise all the Lantern Bearers at the same time if there's no one that actually knows about all of them in the first place. Which makes quite a bit of sense when you don't have the sheer amount of magic and crafting that Viserys' Inquisition has at its fingertips.

Also, man, Ryam seems like a pretty good person. I hope that he and others like him among the Maesters won't get caught up in any of the violence when Viserys takes over the Kingdoms in preparation for the coming Night.
 
aceraptor said:
Wonder how well the Lantern Bearers will be integrated into the Inquisition when the time comes. Their structure is pretty different. All members theoretically equal, with no actual hierarchy. Which probably came about due to their origin and the paranoia against infiltration by the supernatural, adopting something of a cell structure. After all, you can't compromise all the Lantern Bearers at the same time if there's no one that actually knows about all of them in the first place. Which makes quite a bit of sense when you don't have the sheer amount of magic and crafting that Viserys' Inquisition has at its fingertips.

Also, man, Ryam seems like a pretty good person. I hope that he and others like him among the Maesters won't get caught up in any of the violence when Viserys takes over the Kingdoms in preparation for the coming Night.
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I think the Lantern Bearers will integrate into the Inquisition fairly easily. They're already more than halfway to being agents, they just need to get used to the hierarchy. I'm expecting a smooth transition.
 
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