Yeah, but, you know, it could have been resolved differently. Someone like Danelle would have talked to him and tried to mend fences and help him see the errors of his way, trying tk make him a better person.
Are you trying to turn Viserys into a greek god?Was it kinder or crueler that we didn't do more than make him look extremely foolish?
I would say crueler, since now anything he does will have a veneer of absurdity hanging upon it.
Perhaps kinder, since he could also just find someone who's good at public relations and figure out how to turn his reputation around... someone smart, someone savvy, who knows how to manage image and make one look better than they actually are.
Someone like...
Thats very mean to Oberyn.
Apollo wouldn't work becouse everyone he falls in love with ends up dead
) that he has in the future would not end up falling of a cliff. That would be such a tragedy, don't you think?
Nnnnno, sorry.
This happened. Now my question is, did this happen due to narrative warping, or did this happen because we were somewhere referred to as 'halfway into the feywyld', and it pushed Fossoway further into the fairy tale bad guy's role because that is something it does? We know the feywyld spits out dark fae as much as dashing lords and ladies, so the fae's protection field having some side effects along this vein would be completely in character.
Whatever, really. We can fit up to 16 new teachers in our system (in Tyrosh) without breaking the cap and having to pay extra money.
Well, yeah, I assume so.
]Wasn't the point of them to make Bards a possibility to train all-around?
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Definitely put the best teachers in Sorcerer's Deep. The crown city is the place with all the best learning bonuses.
Doesn't DP roll for that already?? For every batch of summons, he tells us how many accept the job offer.Well, yeah, I assume so.
Teaching from the get-go is unlikely to be a thing, everyone needs time to settle into the job.
I would know.
*traumatic flashbacks intensify*
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Wasn't the point of them to make Bards a possibility to train all-around?
I'm not anyway versed in the system, but I would assume that spreading them somewhat evenly around the Scholarums would be needed?
As a side note, I wonder if I should try to account for any summons refusing to work for us. Like putting in ~30 summons of Lillends worth of HD, and only 15 being a thing (since they aren't sacrifices/enemy agents we are grabbing).
More realistic, but more moving details as well...
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Personally I think every branch should have at least basic teachers for every major branch of magic so that pupils can get a basic grounding in the field everywhere and then move to other branches who are focusing more on the topic in question.
So far, we've only summoned Phoenixes, who have unequivocally taken to our Empire.
Will ~20 be enough for Inquisition overall?
'Aight, I suppose they are generally a better investment for now than random Phoenixes, whom we have in hundreds anyway.
Any specific kind, or just all in general?
Hey @Azel, I just got an idea.
1. Hm... I think 10 are enough for the Inquisition, but we could also throw a bunch of them at Rhango and Gogossos. They are noted to love hunting and don't care all that much about eating their prey, so they could decimate the Sothoryos wildlife and gather bodies for the forge.
For the Reach at least, this is mostly to make sure the Reach Lords don't sell their land to the Court of Stars.
The schedule is planning it for the 4th Month of the new year. That's when the economic mess caused by Littlefinger is reaching it's crescendo, making even the last country bumpkin cheer for the Legion when it will march.
Not my fault that time is flowing like molasses.
Veela might be Fey in this setting.I'd also love to have a bunch of Veela to form a dance troupe and teach dancing to our bards.
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