Daenerys brought up my plan like it was a joke, but I am very serious.
Admit it, it's an amazing plan!
And fun. Very very fun.
Tbh, I don't want to interact with Tywin or Lannisters.

We have enough annoyances to deal with next month, mainly the shitfest of Golden Company, Asmodeus' Cult, and a dozen of minor adventuring locations to clear out.

Adding "try to fuck a round with Tywin's head" seems like it'll just add another plate up in the air.
 
I don't like the idea of selling dragonbane weapons to anyone. This could easily get weaker subordinates of ours killed.
You miss the point. We aren't finalizing the sale !
This is an opportunity to gain information and hopefully turn somebody (Lanna? Who would they send to negotiate with someone powerful and a little too well informed?)

Then we refuse their offer, keep our stuff, and use it against Tiamat.
 
Tyler: "How did you find me?"

Viserys: *gives him a flat stare* "Really?"

Tyler, blushing: "I had a better ward this time!"

Viserys: "Yes, it is quite good... for a mage of the Fourth Circle. By the way, you have State Intelligence operatives monitoring this safehouse in detail--well, they were, until I gave it a better ward."

Tyler: "..."

Viserys: "So why is your good friend Narses here, you ask? It is quite simple... I am given to understand your mas--your employer... your Lord?"

Tyler: "Haha."

Viserys: "He's looking to buy weapons that can slay a dragon... I have thirteen of them, and they don't even require extensive training to operate. Would he be interested?"

Tyler: "Why does an information broker have just the kind of weapon that we'd need?"

Viserys: "...really?"

Tyler: "Oh, yeah... okay. That makes sense."
 
As a note you guys think it is possible to make Baleful Polymorph casters? Like the Disintegration Casters? Could be useful for capturing really strong monsters in Valyria...and other places.
 
You miss the point. We aren't finalizing the sale !
This is an opportunity to gain information and hopefully turn somebody (Lanna? Who would they send to negotiate with someone powerful and a little too well informed?)

Then we refuse their offer, keep our stuff, and use it against Tiamat.
This seems like a needless and honestly frivolous use of our resources and attention when we've got far more dire concerns to deal with for the next six or so months. Deep Ones, Tiamat, Asmodeus, etc.
 
As a note you guys think it is possible to make Baleful Polymorph casters? Like the Disintegration Casters? Could be useful for capturing really strong monsters in Valyria...and other places.

Disintegrate just has to hit and deal a proscribed amount of damage, making a weapon out of it is still finicky even then.

Baleful Polymorph is really dependent on spell saves, and it is hard to increase the difficulty of those for enchanted items, so you probably shouldn't waste your time transferring a SoD spell into a fixed weapon battery.
 
Disintegrate just has to hit and deal a proscribed amount of damage, making a weapon out of it is still finicky even then.

Baleful Polymorph is really dependent on spell saves, and it is hard to increase the difficulty of those for enchanted items, so you probably shouldn't waste your time transferring a SoD spell into a fixed weapon battery.

Hmm that is fair. In that case would a bio-construct with a Baleful Polymorph SLA be better then? With items it is hard to increase DC saves but with bio-constructs it would be easier no?
 
Hey question I just got to the part where danelle first appears. I have to ask is bloody massacre the only way to humble the Seven and is conflict with the Chosen inevitable?
If we could point out that the only real problem we have with each other is there is no one true divinity.
 
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This seems like a needless and honestly frivolous use of our resources and attention when we've got far more dire concerns to deal with for the next six or so months. Deep Ones, Tiamat, Asmodeus, etc.
Doing it soon would be stupid. But if we have a chance later, preferably once 'the Dragon shot down an efreeti expedition that was armed for dragons and presumably looted their weapons' becomes old news, you must admit it'd give us a pretty solid chance to lure Lanna somewhere.
 
Disintegrate just has to hit and deal a proscribed amount of damage, making a weapon out of it is still finicky even then.

Baleful Polymorph is really dependent on spell saves, and it is hard to increase the difficulty of those for enchanted items, so you probably shouldn't waste your time transferring a SoD spell into a fixed weapon battery.
Disintegrate is just as dependant on the save.

The Difference between 5d6 damage or 2d6/level is quite significant.
 
Disintegrate is just as dependant on the save.

The Difference between 5d6 damage or 2d6/level is quite significant.

Yeah, but it's decent enough that slamming out one every single round for a spell of that level is probably still worth the investment when it also does things like carve holes straight through any kind of material no matter how hard it is, and it's being purposed as a shipborne weapon fighting other ships of significant hardness and density.
 
Yeah, but it's decent enough that slamming out one every single round for a spell of that level is probably still worth the investment when it also does things like carve holes straight through any kind of material no matter how hard it is, and it's being purposed as a shipborne weapon fighting other ships of significant hardness and density.
True, as Anti-personal weapons orbs of Force/Sound or Hellfire Rays are better, but in anti-material nothing beats a Disintegrate.
They even could have destroyed our Walls of Force with good timing, luckily they were propably distracted by the rest of our attack.
 
"The raid upon the Living Brass Forge is already a great task for you to undertake with so little support," Mahuroos Tepani, present only in spell-summoned voice says plainly. "We would not ask you to fight all battles. What you have found is enough... more than enough," he adds grimly.
They very clearly do not say that this is deeply personal and horrifying to genie kind and both pride and circumspect demand they handle it themselves.

Hey question I just got to the part where danelle first appears. I have to ask is bloody massacre the only way to humble the Seven and is conflict with the Chosen inevitable?
If we could point out that the only real problem we have with each other is there is no one true divinity.
We have a lot of troubles. Thats a big one, and we are working on more... equitable solutions.
 
Hey question I just got to the part where danelle first appears. I have to ask is bloody massacre the only way to humble the Seven and is conflict with the Chosen inevitable?
If we could point out that the only real problem we have with each other is there is no one true divinity.
That's not the only problem. The problem is the Seven and the Old Gods have millennia of bad blood between them thanks to the Andals brutally invading Westeros, chopping down weirwoods, slaughtering Children of the Forest wherever they found them, etc. And the Old Gods retaliated in kind, and the Seven aren't exactly thrilled about blood magic.

There are bigger concerns, and it would be ideal if they just came to an accord, but it's not as simple as the Seven acknowledging that they're not as supreme as they like to preach.
 
Yeah, but it's decent enough that slamming out one every single round for a spell of that level is probably still worth the investment when it also does things like carve holes straight through any kind of material no matter how hard it is, and it's being purposed as a shipborne weapon fighting other ships of significant hardness and density.
Not to mention that a Disintegrate beam instantly destroys a Wall of Force. Those can be used for offensive purposes quite easily, as shown in my preference for employing them during our Efreeti raids.

If we hadn't used the Walls at such a close range, the Efreeti could have hit them with their Disintegrators with just a few seconds of warning.
 
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