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

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Adhoc vote count started by egoo on Oct 2, 2019 at 9:30 AM, finished with 15 posts and 8 votes.
  • [X] Distant interlude (non-companion or vassal)
    -[X] Yss achieving "Trade" Domain
    [X] Distant interlude (non-companion or vassal)
    -[X] Yi-Ti expedition, or Nettles and his rider
    [X] Distant interlude (non-companion or vassal)
    -[X] Robert Baratheon
    [X] Distant interlude (non-companion or vassal)
    -[X] Tywin Lannister
    [X] Rina Level Up interlude
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Hmm, I have two options.

Either I could pick Yss becoming an Uber-God of Commerce or I could pick Robert Baratheon's to see what's inside his head for shit and giggles. And even if I win, I would get shouted over by Crake, Duesal, and especially egoo...

Fuck it.

[X] egoo

Better do something productive rather than playing around like Bobby. He could keep whatever blubber it is that he called his stomach, whilst we go top-shaped to fight another servant of Mammon and Asmodeus.
 
Jack vile Ripper said:
And even if I win, I would get shouted over by Crake, Duesal, and especially egoo...
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...do we really seem that imposing a figures?
That's quite disheartening to hear :(

Sure, I don't really want to see Bob - but that's because I just don't like Westeros, shadenfreude or not.

This is choosing an interlude for fun.
No arguments about productivity inbound.

We know that Yss is getting his Domain, it happens regardless of us seeing things on-screen.
I just want to. Which is why I voted to.
 
Robert would be interesting but not sure if useful. Olenna, SweetRobin, Lucas, Tywin and Hoster could be useful info.
 
Jack vile Ripper said:
Hmm, I have two options.

Either I could pick Yss becoming an Uber-God of Commerce or I could pick Robert Baratheon's to see what's inside his head for shit and giggles. And even if I win, I would get shouted over by Crake, Duesal, and especially egoo...

Fuck it.

[X] egoo

Better do something productive rather than playing around like Bobby. He could keep whatever blubber it is that he called his stomach, whilst we go top-shaped to fight another servant of Mammon and Asmodeus.
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Fight them. Overthrow the monarchy. Chaos must reign supreme.
 
egoo said:
...do we really seem that imposing a figures?
That's quite disheartening to hear :(

Sure, I don't really want to see Bob - but that's because I just don't like Westeros, shadenfreude or not.

This is choosing an interlude for fun.
No arguments about productivity inbound.

We know that Yss is getting his Domain, it happens regardless of us seeing things on-screen.
I just want to. Which is why I voted to.
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I-I'm sorry if it sounded that way. To be honest, I'm just worried that I would piss off a lot of people here just because my vote does not reward us with any information, loot, or anything useful really. I just see you guys having an absolute BOMB on this Quest and I thought: 'Huh, I gotta pull my weight here or don't appear at the Quest at all'.

My vote will still not changed though. I want to be useful here.
 
OK, not a lot of votes, but then this is not an IC vote.

Vote closed.
Adhoc vote count started by DragonParadox on Oct 2, 2019 at 10:53 AM, finished with 29 posts and 12 votes.
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[X] Distant interlude (non-companion or vassal)
-[X] Robert Baratheon

I'm too late but just voting for the record. I would have loved a power fantasy chapter.
 
Jack vile Ripper said:
I-I'm sorry if it sounded that way. To be honest, I'm just worried that I would piss off a lot of people here just because my vote does not reward us with any information, loot, or anything useful really. I just see you guys having an absolute BOMB on this Quest and I thought: 'Huh, I gotta pull my weight here or don't appear at the Quest at all'.

My vote will still not changed though. I want to be useful here.
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We're all here to have fun, dude. Don't worry about upsetting any of us if your opinion or desired plan doesn't necessarily agree with someone else's.

Participation is key, not conformity.
 
Huh, i found an interesting video in Dragon Biology.

Pretty awesome and interesting.

Might be useful in planning

 
You know we have tried to hire crafters from the Planes to limited success. But what about lower level professions? Namely Alchemists? That's out Alchemical Factories great bottleneck right? Can we hire some low level geniekin with some skill in Alchemy?

Statistically speaking there is bound to be a lot more of them in any genie society to pure blood Artificers. Get a couple dozen to emigrate to the Prime Material birthplace of mankind. The other half of their blood and give em respectable jobs heading new factories.


I mostly want those healing concoctions. Bloodblock, Bodybalm, Healy Myrr, Antiplague, Antitoxin, Sooth Syrum. Heck the entire Healing list of Alchemical substances.

Plus stuff like Chill Cream, Blackfire Clay and Silversheen. If we can get a dozen lvl3 or 4 Geniekin alchemists that would increase our options a lot. Not to mention fire or frost ward gel.
 
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Abhishek M said:
You know we have tried to hire crafters from the Planes to limited success. But what about lower level professions? Namely Alchemists? That's out Alchemical Factories great bottleneck right? Can we hire some low level geniekin with some skill in Alchemy?

Statistically speaking there is bound to be a lot more of them in any genie society to pure blood Artificers. Get a couple dozen to emigrate to the Prime Material birthplace of mankind. The other half of their blood and give em respectable jobs heading new factories.


I mostly want those healing concoctions. Bloodblock, Bodybalm, Healy Myrr, Antiplague, Antitoxin, Sooth Syrum. Heck the entire Healing list of Alchemical substances.

Plus stuff like Chill Cream, Blackfire Clay and Silversheen. If we can get a dozen lvl3 or 4 Geniekin alchemists that would increase our options a lot.
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We already produce Antiplague and Antitoxin, and our Healing Salve is arguably better than Healy Myrr in most situations. That said, more Alchemists wouldn't hurt. Our Industrial Alchemy produces huge quantities of material, but in a very limited selection.
 
Goldfish said:
We already produce Antiplague and Antitoxin, and our Healing Salve is arguably better than Healy Myrr in most situations. That said, more Alchemists wouldn't hurt. Our Industrial Alchemy produces huge quantities of material, but in a very limited selection.
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I know the salve is better but the Myrr heals all in a given area. 8000 cubic feet. That's a hospital ward. You cant waste individual healing items on every wound by the Myrrh would be great for a general healing ward or station in the Legion. Or a general hospital really. Same reason I wanted that thermal smoke that give a bonus to resisting disease. Area of effect healing. Bloodblock and Bodybalm seem situationally really useful as well.

Especially Bodybalm. Basically just want to crank up production as well as articles produced. With the new Wyvens I am worried Liquid Ice and Alchemical Fire production wont keep up with demand. They are standard Ammo for all ordinenses afterall
 
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egoo said:
I was under the assumption that Legioners were as far as "elite" can go for a mundane soldier?
I'm pretty sure they were built that way, at least.

Should we really have numerical advantage to win encounters and/or war with Westeros, @Crake?

Mind you, I'm in no way opposed utilising overwhelming... fire...power.

Just not getting that earlier comment of yours that we'll "lose" if we go as is
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Losing isn't a problem, but holding onto what we've gained is. You can win every battle you've marched to, but lose the war.

The problem is leaving our rear and flanks open to attack by actually dangerous foes by not having enough boots on the ground afterwards and during.

All else being equal we could probably 'win' that war right now, but the price we'd pay would be unacceptable from my point of view when we can just not pay it.
 
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