I never said this would be a happy conversation.
Does Dawn Mead get you drunk? I thought it was somewhere between simulated joy, contentment, and relaxation. The kind of stuff that could be addictive to the right mindset, but not something that would cause the same loosened inhibitions and poor judgement alcohol does.
I assume Bone Breaker would be busy in the stables. Though Rhango leading a mounted charge to rescue the last barrel of horse milk booze from the claws of Relath would be hilarious.Rhango and Bone Breaker. What is a Dorthraki without his horse?
Rhango and Bone Breaker. What is a Dorthraki without his horse?
If it doesn't, then there's always the various other vintages we've got. Wine, Brandy, Beer, Liquor, Mead, Ale, etc. If it's booze we have it.
No, nothing like that. Ned isn't the type to betroth his children until the last possible minute anyway.Just Sansa was sent to Runestone as Catelyn rightfully hedging her bets so that at least not all her children were in the line of fire. But now there's no need to hedge her bets anymore. The Starks are sworn to Viserys.
How I think of Dawn Mead is basically conceptual nostalgia in a bottle.
Rhango is smart. He will stay far, faaaar away from Queen Namaaru. Unless he wants to be Rhango Three-Lives.
The mead alone is potent enough that we can easily become a drug lord. We'd be an absolute hit in Heaven.
I don't think we can handle the kinda heat the DEA can bring down.
Bazaar of Beggars, IIRC.
On our first major trip into the Plane of Molten Skies. It was one of three possible items that Aberi offered us as part of our price for letting him and his party live. The other two were, I think, the sand from some kind of time inevitable or something, or a genie horse. We picked the Dawn Fruit and then poked Yrael and his friends to figure out how to make it grow.
I can sort of see that. I've been thinking of it as a more neutral sort of happiness since it seems like it's still popular with people that don't have much to be nostalgic for yet, but that's not exactly concrete evidence.
I have a lot of things I'd love to do that would be a bad idea to actually do.
i honestly can't remember who this even is. only people on molten sky i remember were those guys who attacked us with the dubble crossbow and anti mage poison
The Inevitable body part probably had some high end Research Tree avenue we could have gone down... but the pay off would have been long in the coming, as most of that shit tends to be.
DragonParadox: "Keikaku doori."
It was noted to be dangerous for depressed people, IIRC. They'd just keep on drinking to chase the fleeting happiness in those memories.I can sort of see that. I've been thinking of it as a more neutral sort of happiness since it seems like it's still popular with people that don't have much to be nostalgic for yet, but that's not exactly concrete evidence.
Do you think we could have those brewers work on a distilled version without costing serious resources? Dawn Jack would have entertaining effects on people.
The guy who attacked us with the double crossbow and the anti-mage potion was Aberi.
Oh, no doubt. Dawn Fruit is a genuine gamechanger.
oh, neat. i couldn't remember their name and i keep hearing people say Aberi'd like it's a verb and i can't figure it out
