That could be really neat.
Pestidigitation might make for some cool color changing tattoos.
This is a really good idea. I don't think we can do it justice this time, though. There is only so much room for writing on each broadsheet and we've already got this one really full.
It's not the point for him, but if this works... Well.
So cool!!!We need a Viserys/Planetos version of this for the top of the broadsheet.
Legion number followed by dragon probably. Soldier do love their tats...
The torch bearer's probably wear a pair of crossed torches over a shield. Symbolizing their job to light the way and defend those who cannot defend themselves.
#relevant
]Very important point to focus on, imo.
It would also make getting rid of it very difficult thus the propaganda would stick around longer.
Also, @Crake, don't forget to include having all sheets Hardened (in case I wasn't blind having just woken up, which may or may not be the case).
As per old comments, this will be hilarious, and fascinating in all the wrong ways - from people making compact build-in-an-hour houses with them, and knights stuffing their armor for added protection, to hilarity of people having trouble to destroy Hardness 12 paper
We should do weekly novels as well. We shall become the Charles Dickens of Westeros!#relevant
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but for real, @Crake, @Goldfish, @TalonofAnathrax, Azel had a good point with this:
Very important point to focus on, imo.
We can have interactions of Orphne court with Braavos as "based on a true story" for some, too.
Because fuck em' CoS.
To bad they are so useful and thus unlikely for that to happen.
Eh, at worst they try and make armor out of it or use it to plate it.
100,000 years in the future, archaeologists uncover thousands of our broadsheets, perfectly preserved and legible by anyone who looks at them despite being written in an unknown language...
Aboleth: *Angry Aboleth Blurbles*
I hope they use it for something; there are plenty of spells that ignore hardness. Imagine spamming create water, then pulling out Water to acid and erasing most of the AC of anyone trying to "use our power against us".
Oh that is evil.... I love it.
I was more hoping for social criticism. As an example, remember that village that nearly got wiped out because their Lord blamed them for a beesting? How about writing something from one of their perspectives about how unjust their Lord was, their desperate attempts to appease their wrath, the rescue at Viserys' hands, the debate about whether or not to abandon all that they have known, and at last the ending in the Deep, where they finally find prosperity and a just Lord.We're already serializing our "exaggerated" adventures.
We could always ask permission from such individuals beforehand.
