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[Game of Thrones] Beric Dondarrion and the Scotch Zombies
LuvTheMonkey
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Not the most versatile group ever
But a rogue would be useless, cause they can't sneak attack undeed.
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and the gengars who are guiding me" -- W.S. Merwin
And don't bring up the actual singer we've had this season. We don't need to start those arguments again.
I don't know much about D&D, but my memories of EQ cast Beric as a Paladin on account of his flaming sword
ive been watching the show up to date since S3 and I've never been more interested. I almost walked away from last season.
A++++
we also talk about other random shit and clown upon each other
I hope this dumb letter is immediately revealed as the cheap Hail Mary it is and Littlefinger gets needled
"how could you even say that?" 'you're thinking it right now. You don't want to, but you are'
But if Littlefinger hurts Arya in the slightest I hope the shoe gets canceled and erased from history. I hope (although they won't) it shows Arya knew he was watching her the whole time
The information is literally meaningless until someone mentions that jon is lyanna's and rhaegar's son, not whoever ned fucked.
Yeah, the proper response was:
Not what we got. It better be staged or at least not matter in the end.
The information should be
Ellaria had no claim to Dorne. The Dornish lords should hate her for murdering the Martells. But she takes over Dorne.
Cersei doesn't have a claim to the Iron Throne. Everyone should hate her for blowing up the Sept, killing a popular religious leader, hundreds of the Seven's devote followers, and all her allies. But she takes the Iron Throne.
Euron was elected king of the Iron Isles at the kingsmoot and Yara is making an alliance with Dany to overthrow him against the wishes of her own people.
Jon has no claim to be Winterfell. He certainly has no claim over the Vale men. He never even needed to convince people about his death and resurrection to explain how he can abandon his Night's Watch vows. But he's King in the North.
So why would it matter who Jon's real parents are?
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God damn it I came to post that pic.
Also I totally don't buy
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They want to avoid fighting her altogether. As slim as that chance is this is the only way to get it.
Maybe they should just blitz her and take the losses, but that be too messy they think.
There's NO WAY outside of some sort of lucky assassination or betrayal for Danerys to take kings landing without thousands of innocents dying. And what's more, there was no indication a season ago that any of the main characters were uncomfortable with the realities of violent conquest. Danys only claim to morality was her opposition to slavery, she's never claimed to be revolutionary in any other way.
Now all of a sudden we are supposed to believe that tyrion and co believe she represents a kinder better Westeros when before I thought her strengths were 'not crazy' and 'will sort of try to rule justly'
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...shit, now all I can think about is GoT characters interpreted through the lens of D&D classes.
If you go for the "high-charisma schemer and fast-talker" interpretation of bards, rather than the "lutes his buddies to better rolls" interpretation, I'd say Tyrion or Littlefinger.
I mean, it's not out of character and makes perfect sense.
Insert "fetch" joke here
That is almost certainly what is going to happen
Tyrion probably picked up a level in Rogue somewhere along the way.
Dude knows how to use a crossbow.
He shot his dad at point blank range while he was taking a shit. Not exactly a marvel of marksmanship
Easy XP is still XP though!
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That'll make for some interesting emotions when Cersei meets her husband's zombie bastard.
Bran's not a core class.