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

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fair, but these guys being undead ghosts yet not made or powered by negative energy would probebly be interesting to Qyburn.

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just read they aren't actually undead so never mind
 
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Can anyone remind me, what was the deal we asked the daughter of the Ferryman to push through?
The one on the "Water-aligned Outsider creation"-lore?
 
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To him, the Upper Planes had won the great war with the establishment of the GEotD and it's millennia lasting golden age. They had fought for their morals, their principles and all the other things a proper Archon believes in and made them reality. But now he had to conceive of the notion that it didn't last. That it wasn't enough. Many other Archons fell in those days, blaming mortals to have squandered what they had in some fashion and joining Baator, or going so far into despair that they joined even the Abyss or Abaddon. Not Yrael though. He still believed that the fight could be won and while he acknowledged that the GEotD was not as flawless as he used to believe, he still thought it was the right path.
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Damn, Planetos is just on a seemingly endless apocalypse rollercoaster. Ever since the fall of the GEotD, it just barely gets a chance to recover before it gets smacked down again, and again, and again. Hopefully we'll be able to avert the next apocalypse and maintain civilization through it rather than forcing the survivors to claw their way back to some semblance of order in the coming centuries.

Very interesting info for Yrael and Lucan, especially Lucan. I hope the opportunity eventually arises for us to have more peaceful interaction with him so that we might learn about him IC.

As for the Asmodeus issue, no one with even minor of knowledge about him should think he would deliberately cause the Sundering. Defeat Heaven through cunning and force of arms? Sure, that's possible and probably one of his former long terms goals. Do so in a way that truly breaks reality in an irrevocable manner? Hell no (punny!). That does no one any favors, especially for a powerful immortal being who expects to exist forever. It's hard to exist if reality ceases to be anything but a cancerous Void tumor subsumed in the nonsensical chaos of the Far Realm. Asmodeus, of all beings, wouldn't enjoy that place.
 
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That's honestly a great use for that spell. It was clearly meant to wreck succubi or something, but Xor can use it for good!
 
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@Goldfish should Xor mention we are working with the descendants of the Rhoynar people? That we can promise meeting a major delegate of them to prove our intentions?
 
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@Goldfish should Xor mention we are working with the descendants of the Rhoynar people? That we can promise meeting a major delegate of them to prove our intentions?
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That might be something to mention after we convince them to stop attacking, but we need to get to that point first. Xor can't just float there helplessly while they pound on him for long enough to give them the whole spiel.
 
so when are we doing Shara and Sarell's lvl up plans becouse they have been left there for a while
 
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Adhoc vote count started by egoo on May 26, 2020 at 11:07 AM, finished with 51 posts and 16 votes.
  • [X] Plan Xoromancy
    -[X] Xor casts Inner Beauty on himself, hopefully revealing to the Ghosts his truly benevolent nature, then pleads with them to cease their attacks. He has no desire to fight them if not absolutely necessary. They have already shown by their restrained and nonlethal actions against the settlers that they are not typical, revenge-driven Ghosts. This assumes Xor has already cast his Voice of the Dragon and Air of Nobility spells prior to attempting to make contact.
    -[X] If the Ghosts continue to attack Xor after he tries to talk them down:
    --[X] Mercy targets one of the attackers with her Manyjaws spell and Valaena targets the same one with a Magic Missiles spell.
    --[X] Xor uses Celerity to Teleport down to the shore with Shara and Argo. As soon as he is able after recovering from using Celerity, he targets one of the attackers with his Unicorn Arrow spell, directing all four Force arrows at the same Ghost Valaena targeted.
    [X] Shara Rogare Level Up
    -[X] Class: +1 Shadow Thief of Amn
    -[X] Skills (8 points): +4 Hide, +4 Move Silently
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Do Lucan and Viserys both have messiah complexes? I mean from my understanding of the term it seems that way as they both hold the belief that they are to be the destined saviour and all that.
 
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