- Location
- Philippines
Added: "about who she is", on the vote.
Do we even have a free Ribbon of Disguise? If there is, I'm adding it to the vote.
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A Sword Without a Hilt: A Song of Ice and Fire/D&D 3.5 Crossover
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Added: "about who she is", on the vote.
Do we even have a free Ribbon of Disguise? If there is, I'm adding it to the vote.
Diomedea
A piece of the continent
- Location
- The interblag
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- She/Her
You're not wrong. I was more focused on fixing the typo where we "bide her to be silent" to miss if we should use that language at all.
"Advise her to be silent" might be a better way to put it.
With the ribbon of disguise, I'm mildly worried that they have some low level ability to detect magic (or are suspicious and have enough will saves to see through the glamor), and if we try to use a magical disguise it'll attract more attention than if we stick to mundane misdirection.
She could certainly do it now.
- Location
- being near locations is my passion.
"Command" is what comes to mind in this context; Do you "offer someone to be quiet" or "command someone to be quiet"?
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- Location
- United States
Or just ask her not to draw attention to herself? Rhaella's not stupid, and she'll trust us for having good reasons for hiding her.
- Location
- Sweden
We should all just talk in our native language and let Overlord google translate if need be!
Feels like half of the creative writing forum would learn romanian right quick.
Oh and
[X] Takesis
But Ill be watching you fish of many blue hues.
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That talk about how much of a useless shit Robert has been made me think. Here and now with the magic and grumpkins rising would have been just about perfect for him a decade ago.
Now he is too busy fighting the wife and wallowing/drowning his depression to go out and be that vigorous warlord of his youth.
Now he is too busy fighting the wife and wallowing/drowning his depression to go out and be that vigorous warlord of his youth.
Diomedea
A piece of the continent
- Location
- The interblag
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- She/Her
Bide is almost always used idiomatically, like "bide you to be silent" doesn't work, but "bide your tongue" does (and means "I command you to be silent, or else" in connotation).
Edit: Other uses include "Bide my time." Bide is an archaic word, and so really only remains in English in certain phrases.
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- Philippines
We can't offer her to remain silent because it would be a suggestion. We can command her to be silent because aside from being crowned by her king, we are more in command of the situation in this new world.
In any case, the point is moot since I've edited it again.
- Location
- being near locations is my passion.
I actually made the point that "Bid" is rude, and suggested a not-dickhead alternative such as "ask" or "suggest".
The post you quoted is me sharing my understanding of the word "Bid" (which is/was in the original vote) with the person I was replying to so as to explain why I felt it was a bad idea to use "Bid", with the assumption on my part that to "command" Rhaella is a bad thing.
- Location
- being near locations is my passion.
It's more of an interpersonal relations kind of thing, I'm assuming Viserys has authority, this is about how he interacts with his re-alive mother
- Location
- Philippines
My first encounter with the word is actually with these lyrics:
Triplets born, the throne awaits
A seer warns of a deadly fate
Give up your children, separate
Bide your time, lie in wait!
Man 90's cartoons are so heavy.
- Location
- Philippines
The vote now includes having a hydra-dragon with five different colored heads and breaths.
- Location
- Germany
In a surprising twist, the mighty Sorcerer with a golden tongue, who made himself a kingdom and can turn at will into a 12m tall draconic beast, is in charge of the situation.
Who could have guessed?
[X] Takesis
- Location
- United States
Let's see...
1. Introduce ourselves as Viserys Targaryen, King in the Stepstones.
2. Let the Night's Watch gawk over the Children of the Forest.
3. Tell the Night's Watch that we're well aware of the rising threats Beyond the Wall and have no intention to leave them without aid. Also confirm any fears that they might have--the Long Night is coming.
4. Dany & any other party members we teleport to the Wall hand out magical healing for free.
5. We brief the Night's Watch on everything we currently know about the Others--that the Wall can hold them back through the might of its magic, that the Others can be slain with dragonglass and dragonsteel.
6. We give the Night's Watch lots of gold.
7. We promise them aid in weapons, armor, supplies, and manpower, and that we will bury them in dragonglass.
8. We speak with Aemon, have our family reunion, copy their library as much as we can.
9. We give them a diluted version of our legendary map--geographically accurate, but without the magical ruins marked or the rewards and enemies therein.
10. We bring up the matter of the giants, the wildlings, and the bear spirit. Bottomline, the giants and wildlings need to be somewhere south of the Wall before the Long Night. We can handle the details on that end.
1. Introduce ourselves as Viserys Targaryen, King in the Stepstones.
2. Let the Night's Watch gawk over the Children of the Forest.
3. Tell the Night's Watch that we're well aware of the rising threats Beyond the Wall and have no intention to leave them without aid. Also confirm any fears that they might have--the Long Night is coming.
4. Dany & any other party members we teleport to the Wall hand out magical healing for free.
5. We brief the Night's Watch on everything we currently know about the Others--that the Wall can hold them back through the might of its magic, that the Others can be slain with dragonglass and dragonsteel.
6. We give the Night's Watch lots of gold.
7. We promise them aid in weapons, armor, supplies, and manpower, and that we will bury them in dragonglass.
8. We speak with Aemon, have our family reunion, copy their library as much as we can.
9. We give them a diluted version of our legendary map--geographically accurate, but without the magical ruins marked or the rewards and enemies therein.
10. We bring up the matter of the giants, the wildlings, and the bear spirit. Bottomline, the giants and wildlings need to be somewhere south of the Wall before the Long Night. We can handle the details on that end.
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Goldfish
Friendly Spider-Fish Abomination
- Location
- Formerly of the Far Realm
That seems to be the way the wind is blowing, so I won't make an issue of it.
I don't really think we would have many issues with Resurrection. Someone asks and we can say sure, just give us a diamond worth 2000 IM and 1,000 IM in gold. Breaking the laws if nature is expensive, you know? Time consuming, too, so it might take us five or six months to get your order taken care if.
- Location
- Philippines
@DragonParadox, do we have an extra Ribbon of Disguise with us?
- Location
- United States
I just failed to see any actual benefit in not hiding it, at least for now.
We have access to all magic items in our Bag of Holding, so yes, we have the Ribbon of Disguise.
- Location
- Philippines
Added to the vote.