His body is degraded to the point where he cannot eat normally, the only thing keeping it alive is the weirwood throne.
A Sword Without a Hilt: A Song of Ice and Fire/D&D 3.5 Crossover
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His body is degraded to the point where he cannot eat normally, the only thing keeping it alive is the weirwood throne.
Hmm, an item for that then. Its dnd there is an item for everything!
Hmm, an item for that then. Its dnd there is an item for everything!
I can't think of an item for 'you should have died decades ago, but are being sustained by plant-god symbiosis'
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A Snuggie perhaps?
Crake
I AM THE STORM THAT IS APPROACHING
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DragonParadox: "Damn, I can't even argue with that..."
A scroll with a clone spell.
Failing that a simulacra or flesh forged puppet with tastebuds.
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Proposal for a plush leshy that hugs Bloodraven uncessingly!
"Heaven will be reforged and broken again before this plushy releases it's grip!"
-Viserys Targaryen via Mirrorcast
"Please no..."
-Brynden Rivers
Isn't this Varys?
"Heaven will be reforged and broken again before this plushy releases it's grip!"
-Viserys Targaryen via Mirrorcast
"Please no..."
-Brynden Rivers
A scroll with a clone spell.
Isn't this Varys?
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Pretty much. But I figure a regular simulacra doesn't have much in the way of working taste buds. If not that's fine as it. Get a relaxation simulacra to chill out in and its good.
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Part MMMCCXVII: A Surer Binding
A Surer Binding
Twenty Fourth Day of the Eleventh Month 293 AC
In the end you decide against empowering the Godswood with ritual and sacrifice, useful as it would no doubt be the tree's very age and size would make the changes practically impossible to hide. Unlike a godswood hidden away in the barren corners of the Iron Islands from whence news arrives little and late you have no doubt the Lord Paramount of the Riverlands and perhaps even the Usurper would take note of the change. "I fear I have not precisely been subtle about growing Godswoods," you conclude.
Lord Tytos shares a smile at the jest and even adds that he would like to see Sorcerer's Deep with his own eyes one day soon. Alas that the other matter is not as easily solved. Understandably he wants the mad warg dead sooner rather than later, not just for vengeance but safety's sake. The revelation that Rickard had been poisoning his wife is almost enough for him to charge into her rooms at once to rid her of the powders until your mother gently reminded him that it would be better to send a trusted servant with word so as not to arouse suspicion.
"I can't say I will sleep easily, Your Grace, knowing that he is still walking on the ridge of the world no matter now many manacles you put on his legs," the lord says grimly.
"Well then it is a good thing he will not be having legs to flee with," you note, reaching out to the still enchanted warg with a spell upon your lips. The body twists and contorts in on itself until all that is left is a book seemingly bound in dirty white leather with a clasp of wolf fur and iron chains.
For a long moment silence reigns, then the Lord of Raventree finds his voice. "Can't he move his mind out of that?"
You consider what you had read of the Bronze Book. "He will have no awareness of the passage of time giving us all the time necessary to trasncribe any useful lore or other secrets he may hold."
"And how long would it take to do so?" Ser Brynden asks a touch uneasy at the display of magic.
"A moon-turn, perhaps two, there are far more pages than is readily apparent," you explain. "It should give your brother plenty of time to return home without arousing either suspicion or the ire of Lord Malister."
"Excellent," Lord Tytos proclaims sincerely, though you think he glares at the book for a moment longer until it vanishes in the folds of your cloak.
What do you do next?
[] There is no reason not to give Lord Blackwood his visit to Sorcerer's Deep right away, you can spare a few hours
[] Being so close at hand already it might be worth visiting the supposed 'Ghost of High Heart'. Though you know she was not behind Hoster's visions she might still be worth meeting. Jenny's ghost confirmed that she was a mage before magic returned to the world in full and such sorcerers are likely to be strong in power now as well as deep in lore
[] Perform a minor action
-[] Write in which
[] Write in
OOC: Really short update, but that's the nature of these bridging parts and we have been having really long diplomacy parts recently.
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Honestly at this rate I suspect we will have most of the seven kingdoms before we even begin the reclamation/reconquest/restoration. Also do we have an official name for retaking Westeros yet?
Yeah, Wednesday chore.
That is definitely accurate, but given the gravity of what we are doing I suspect something with more gravitas is required, unless we want to leave it all up to the historians.
At this point is there a Riverland Lord we haven't offered a City charter? I mean its definetly deserved for the locations and opportunities. But just kinda highlights how underdeveloped the place is. The place could have had more cities than there are Free Cities.
She most certainly does not, he would likely not even tell her he is going if you guys chose to do so.
Wait, how could the warg get out? Scribe's binding puts the target's soul into a timeless stasis doesn't it? If you can't think you can hardly try to escape.
egoo
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[X] Perform a minor action
-[X] It is long past the time to meet and deal with Faceless Men of Braavos.
--[X] They are a part of the realm now - and so they fall under the laws of Scholarum, they shall submit all the lore they have.
---[X] Ensure all the lore of Faceless Men is submitted to review, but with how strong of an organization they are, they may desire for trade instead.
---[X] Trade for artifacts and/or magic items, if they possess any.
--[X] And while we are at it... Their organization shall either have a tight set of limits on what they can do within the confines of your Empire - or have no place in it at all. We cannot afford the unaffiliated cult of Assasins running around.
---[X] Talk to Faceless leadership, and try to find a middle ground - we'd waste far too much time purging them, after all, and there will always be better targets to turn their ire towards, than mere mortal men.
I hate the fact we need to deal with them at all, tbh, but we literally can't afford them as a rogue element - and we can purge them, even if we'd really rather not get ourselves an angry murderhobo cult skittering in the shadows while we already have so many enemies.
-[X] It is long past the time to meet and deal with Faceless Men of Braavos.
--[X] They are a part of the realm now - and so they fall under the laws of Scholarum, they shall submit all the lore they have.
---[X] Ensure all the lore of Faceless Men is submitted to review, but with how strong of an organization they are, they may desire for trade instead.
---[X] Trade for artifacts and/or magic items, if they possess any.
--[X] And while we are at it... Their organization shall either have a tight set of limits on what they can do within the confines of your Empire - or have no place in it at all. We cannot afford the unaffiliated cult of Assasins running around.
---[X] Talk to Faceless leadership, and try to find a middle ground - we'd waste far too much time purging them, after all, and there will always be better targets to turn their ire towards, than mere mortal men.
I hate the fact we need to deal with them at all, tbh, but we literally can't afford them as a rogue element - and we can purge them, even if we'd really rather not get ourselves an angry murderhobo cult skittering in the shadows while we already have so many enemies.
Massgamer
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[X] Being so close at hand already it might be worth visiting the supposed 'Ghost of High Heart'. Though you know she was not behind Hoster's visions she might still be worth meeting. Jenny's ghost confirmed that she was a mage before magic returned to the world in full and such sorcerers are likely to be strong in power now as well as deep in lore
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[X] egoo
Btw guys do we miracle fertility in out Menagerie by default? If no we should defiantly do so, increasing the dice and growth times for some of the creatures there would be very beneficial.
Also, can we clone some of the animals there using the flesh forge to make breeding paris and get a population going?
Btw guys do we miracle fertility in out Menagerie by default? If no we should defiantly do so, increasing the dice and growth times for some of the creatures there would be very beneficial.
Also, can we clone some of the animals there using the flesh forge to make breeding paris and get a population going?
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[X] egoo