Vote tally - A Sword Without a Hilt: A Song of Ice and Fire/D&D 3.5 Crossover
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[X] "Of course I do. One would have to be quite blind to miss their proclivities."
-[X] On why you travel with them: "There are more kinds of light in this world then that which shines brightly. Would you turn those who need succour and who are willing to give such in kind merely for their seeming or the tools they use?"
-[X] In why you brought them: "It would be most unkind of me to hide the company I keep when I come to speak of friendship and alliance."
-[X] "Oaths were sworn and their workings proven great aid against that which hungers beyond hunger. Their arts are not tainted by the madness that has gripped those who abuse them."
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[X] "My apologies if my loyal vassal's presence causes you and your court discomfort or unease, Lord Dian. We all come to power in the manner most suited to our path, whether that be the Fire in our blood," here Viserys produces a small flash of flames over his hand, "the grace of the Divine," he gestures to Dany who takes the opportunity to do something visually and magically impressive, "or the tales and legends we embody. And in some cases, the path is an even darker one," acknowledge Qyburn with a nod. "Yet possession of a dark power does not guarantee dark intent or foul deeds."
--[X] "It is true, Qyburn seeks to unravel the mysteries of Undeath, but rather than unleashing a plague of the restless dead as so often seems to be the ultimate goal of unwise Necromancers, he instead strives to prevent such atrocities. Not only does he ensure that his creations inflict no harm upon the warp and weft of reality, but he also works tirelessly to expand our knowledge so that we might combat the threat of the Others, Void-tainted Winter Fey who have embraced Undeath and wield armies of the dead with horrific skill and power."
---[X] "That has little bearing on his presence here today, I must admit. I asked both Qyburn and Elaheh to accompany us on this trip for their knowledge of and familiarity with the Fungus Forge which occupies the reflection of this space in the mortal realm. Were there a Forge reflected here, damaged or intact, active or dormant, I would have trusted their expertise in dealing with it in whatever manner we deemed necessary."
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