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

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TotallyNotEvil said:
Ah, but the description doesn't mention the Spellwarped nature ;)

Naga works fine now.

Curiously, I had a very vivid image of the Mallor's spear in my head, could have sworn there was an image.
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Alright, I'll add the description. :p

And fixed.

On another note, I'm really, really wanting to go to Sothoryos at the beginning of next turn. So many good things are there waiting for us.
 
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egoo said:
Go and read the quest, by the time you're finished we'll have all the exp in the world :p
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it will take a me a few days at most im a reasonably quick reader. I am firm on not catching up until we become a dragon sorry.
can someone give a list of gods we plan to ban worship of because im pretty sure its a stupid idea to allow worship of a god that preaches that all men are their slaves?
 
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firefrog600 said:
it will take a me a few days at most im a reasonably quick reader. I am firm on not catching up until we become a dragon sorry.
can someone give a list of gods we plan to ban worship of because im pretty sure its a stupid idea to allow worship of a god that preaches that all men are their slaves?
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We probably want to wait until they do something very bad out in the open that we can point to and say 'This shit isn't allowed, and if your God demands it neither is he!' Hopefully they'll try to burn people at some point and one of their clerics with real power will be in on it so they can't weasel out of it.

Mind, less popular gods we can ban easy.
 
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065tdsa said:
We probably want to wait until they do something very bad out in the open that we can point to and say 'This shit isn't allowed, and if your God demands it neither is he!' Hopefully they'll try to burn people at some point and one of their clerics will be in on it.

Mind, less popular gods we can ban easy.
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Well thats good I guess I hope we can make yss into a major god eventually. Rh'loor just has to be banned at some point cause the all men are his slaves cannot be tolerated.
 
Duesal said:
On another note, I'm really, really wanting to go to Sothoryos at the beginning of next turn. So many good things are there waiting for us
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I'd really, really prefer hunting down remaining mages in Timmy's employ and those supah!drakes of hers.
It's the last not tied-up end I can currently turn my attention to, really.
I mean, sure, there's Relath (whom we're likely to murderblender very soon, all the while getting triton priest), Illithids and fey and devils and whatsanot.
But none of them has given us such an opportunity to strike at them, and a permanent way to cripple to boot!
We totally should dedicate a biiig auction to divining the shit (with OG's, Yss and uncle's help) out of these drakes locations.
 
egoo said:
I'd really, really prefer hunting down remaining mages in Timmy's employ and those supah!drakes of hers.
It's the last not tied-up end I can currently turn my attention to, really.
I mean, sure, there's Relath (whom we're likely to murderblender very soon, all the while getting triton priest), Illithids and fey and devils and whatsanot.
But none of them has given us such an opportunity to strike at them, and a permanent way to cripple to boot!
We totally should dedicate a biiig auction to divining the shit (with OG's, Yss and uncle's help) out of these drakes locations.
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We've been sitting on the Sothoryos fetch quest for months, and we just got an IC prod from Yss himself to do it soon. Needless to say I'm a lot more interested in Sothoryos soon rather than going after Tiamat's minions--minions who regularly divine for trouble, who are armed to the teeth, etc. Besides, better that we loot Sothoryos before someone else gets around to it.

Yes, Tiamat's minions shouldn't be ignored, but we're absolutely doing Sothoryos first.
 
@Duesal, I give it good odds that Sothoryos will escalate into a lot of spent time, so I would prefer to do it after Tyrosh. Otherwise we might run into things we would love to do there, but can't, due to the timetable.

[X] Deal with the spy first
 
Eh, whatever.
So long as we continue to scry for Illyrio off-screen I'm fine with foregoing going after the rest of Timmie's minions for a month or two.
@DragonParadox , we do continue to scry for him every day, preferably several times at random intervals, right?
 
I very much want to check out Tor's house. Probably should take our wand of infinte dispells ;) (i kid, I have no idea who's free atm)
[X] Deal with the spy first
 
Something totally unrelated:
I think we shouldn't use the Shadow Tower in Tyrosh. While it would be useful, we can take the city without it. We prepared for an amphibious invasion and can pull it off.

The two reasons to hold it back are that it's a one-time trick and a powerful one at that. While we can use this tactic as often as we want, it's only a surprise when done the first time. I would rather save that up for Myr. When they think that we need to deploy our troops by ship, we can catch them with their pants down with the tower. If they know of this possibility though, they will be on high alert all the time, expecting a surprise attack with a teleported Legion.

The other thing is that the ability to spontaneously deploy that many troops is terrifying for planetosi. We will have a much harder time preserving peace in the region while Tyrosh stabilises and we prepare for the next steps when they know about this ability of ours.
 
Azel said:
Something totally unrelated:
I think we shouldn't use the Shadow Tower in Tyrosh. While it would be useful, we can take the city without it. We prepared for an amphibious invasion and can pull it off.

The two reasons to hold it back are that it's a one-time trick and a powerful one at that. While we can use this tactic as often as we want, it's only a surprise when done the first time. I would rather save that up for Myr. When they think that we need to deploy our troops by ship, we can catch them with their pants down with the tower. If they know of this possibility though, they will be on high alert all the time, expecting a surprise attack with a teleported Legion.

The other thing is that the ability to spontaneously deploy that many troops is terrifying for planetosi. We will have a much harder time preserving peace in the region while Tyrosh stabilises and we prepare for the next steps when they know about this ability of ours.
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Hey, you're the man behind planning our invasion.
I'm pretty sure that what you say goes, at the very least on this matter.
 
Damn, next chance we get speaking to Yss. Can we broach the subject of pendragons serving in the temple, to be eventually incarnated into somekind of quasisnakedragon?
 
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Azel said:
Something totally unrelated:
I think we shouldn't use the Shadow Tower in Tyrosh. While it would be useful, we can take the city without it. We prepared for an amphibious invasion and can pull it off.

The two reasons to hold it back are that it's a one-time trick and a powerful one at that. While we can use this tactic as often as we want, it's only a surprise when done the first time. I would rather save that up for Myr. When they think that we need to deploy our troops by ship, we can catch them with their pants down with the tower. If they know of this possibility though, they will be on high alert all the time, expecting a surprise attack with a teleported Legion.

The other thing is that the ability to spontaneously deploy that many troops is terrifying for planetosi. We will have a much harder time preserving peace in the region while Tyrosh stabilises and we prepare for the next steps when they know about this ability of ours.
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I agree, but spies eventually will know that we were preparing to attack Lys when we alerted the legion, and that we moved the new golden company guys with it. So the trick might have a time limit already.

Also, we should ask if Malarys wants a dragonpen (as he probably, rightfully, expects one)
 
BeepSmile said:
I agree, but spies eventually will know that we were preparing to attack Lys when we alerted the legion, and that we moved the new golden company guys with it. So the trick might have a time limit already.

Also, we should ask if Malarys wants a dragonpen (as he probably, rightfully, expects one)
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Preferably we don't attack Lys at all, but instead just calmly deploy a garrison after a successful coup by our minions there.
 
Can yss give blessings or make someone a cleric or Saladin yet? I'm pretty sure a divine rank 0 can make something like one paladin and cleric but that's pretty much it.
 
Azel said:
Preferably we don't attack Lys at all, but instead just calmly deploy a garrison after a successful coup by our minions there.
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He's right though, we've already used it for the GC.

Not much chance that it remains a secret so we have to decide.

Is secrecy what we actually require, or the absence of common knowledge?

I'd say Varys knows we moved the GC and the timeframe even if not the exact how.
 
TalonofAnathrax said:
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We already are a Dragon.
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We are a half dragon who can transform into dragon forms but once we become dragon blooded level 10 we transform into a true dragon and get a shit ton of benefits it will probably be our strongest level ups since the start of the campaign and will make us more uber op I wanna to see us destroy an army a big army as a true dragon dammit.
 
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