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

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Wait, we have a new and perfectly fitting trick.

Summon that gods-dammed swarm of crows to track down the dragon, if it attacks them we can find and attack him.

[X] Use Bloodravens Staff to summon a swarm of crows and watch through their eyes
-[X] Once they find the foe, or are attacked by him, you and Dany go for its location, shoot a quickened Fireball while flying there
 
I completely forgot we had that staff.

[X] Artemis1992

Also, @Tomcost, could you link where you got the info on Gloom Dragons? I'm having a tough time finding it.
 
With that comment about its high-flying nature I'm more inclined to think Void Dragon or something cold-related.
Gloom has no specific protection against the cold up there.
 
[X] Goldfish
Huh. We just got the staff and now the perfect situation to use it...
Feels like a tutorial in a game, teaching about a new mechanic :D
 
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Alternatively, something that doesn't need to breathe, or is only half in this plane doesn't need to worry about altitude.
 
Wait, it could be a cloud dragon, currently hiding in the wintery fog for concealment, and it retains it's 40ft fly speed as a gaseous cloud.

Our defenses against cold would be useless, because it focuses on electricity damage. Clever switch to sky domain there, if true.
 
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On an unrelated note, are the creatures we summon in such way like these crows applicable for buffs?
Because Searing Agonising Mass Fire Shield + them = Macross Missile Massacre.

Basically, self-guided napalm.
 
[X] "Play your games, wretched slave, and I shall play mine. If the champions of the Bitch Queen of Dragons cannot lay me low, what hope does a creature so debased as you have?"
-[X] Use Bloodraven's Staff to summon a swarm of crows and watch through their eyes
-[X] Once they find the foe, or are attacked by him, cast Nerveskitter then launch a Searing Agonizing Fireball toward it's location.
 
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[X] Goldfish
Breath Weapon (Su): The gloom dragon has one type of breath weapon, a cone of apathy gas. Creatures caught in the cone must succeed at Will saves or succumb to a deep and lasting apathy for 1d6 rounds plus 1 round per age category of the dragon. Apathetic creatures are helpless, take no actions, and do not defend themselves. Damage dealt to an apathetic creature gives it another save (at the same DC) to shake off the apathy.
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I... don't want to fly up there.
 
Hey, if it is a void dragon that means outer dragons are available! I still want to wish Viserys into a Solar Dragon.:whistle::D(I'm willing to give up on the Radiant Golden Sun Dragon hybrid until we go full Ascendent Dragon God.:evil::p)
 
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Karmic Acumen said:
That's an odd thing to say, seeing as it knows Rhaella was resurrected and more importantly is here specifically for her.
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Considering the breadth of Bloodraven's divinations is it really surprising that his primary foes can match him?

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Adhoc vote count started by DragonParadox on Jan 22, 2018 at 2:53 PM, finished with 142834 posts and 9 votes.
  • [X] Use Bloodravens Staff to summon a swarm of crows and watch through their eyes
    -[X] Once they find the foe, or are attacked by him, you and Dany go for its location, shoot a quickened Fireball while flying there
    [X] "Play your games, wretched slave, and I shall play mine. If the champions of the Bitch Queen of Dragons cannot lay me low, what hope does a creature so debased as you have?"
    -[X] Use Bloodraven's Staff to summon a swarm of crows and watch through their eyes
    -[X] Once they find the foe, or are attacked by him, cast Nerveskitter then launch an Agonizing Fireball toward it's location.
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DragonParadox said:
Considering the breadth of Bloodraven's divinations is it really surprising that his primary foes can match him?
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Without him warning us? More or less? The Gods gave us succor for the trip there, after that sacrifice, and you just said the thing started hunting us the moment the sacrifice was made. So it stands to reason it was among the things that the boon protected us from on the way over. So the Gods/Bloodraven should have been very aware of this and at least told us what was coming for us.
 
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