Oh, yeah, I'm actually thinking about 3-4 days for the whole thing, while the after party and such would last the full week. Viserys' got time to bring Cayden's head as a wedding present grace us with his presence.TheAncientCenturion said:
You all want to go to war with Dorne don't you, you realize taking his head in front of sisters might not go wellWanderingJester said:Oh, yeah, I'm actually thinking about 3-4 days for the whole thing, while the after party and such would last the full week. Viserys' got time to bring Cayden's head as a wedding present grace us with his presence.
Windblowers. . . . .Lancelot said:
Ah, but they won't recognize him since he's "the mystery knight" xDAkio said:
Man, that's like a Butterwell wedding.WanderingJester said:Oh, yeah, I'm actually thinking about 3-4 days for the whole thing, while the after party and such would last the full week. Viserys' got time to bring Cayden's head as a wedding present grace us with his presence.
She might actually reward him if he does.Akio said:
I think they would realize it was him if his head rolled, and they are likely recognize his fighting style.WanderingJester said:
I don't know about Viserys family but the Martells are rather closeTheAncientCenturion said:
Yup, only thing missing is a Blackfyre and a Bloodraven.TheAncientCenturion said:
Nah, I doubt it.Akio said:
Well. . . The Blackwood's might be there. . .So will Viserys, or shortly after. . .WanderingJester said:Yup, only thing missing is a Blackfyre and a Bloodraven.
Nah, I doubt it.
Cayden very obviously fights in a dornish style and you'd have to try pretty hard to kill someone in a melee considering your supposed to be fighting with blunted weapons. Even Cayden has purposely dulled his Spears edge for the meleeWanderingJester said:Yup, only thing missing is a Blackfyre and a Bloodraven.
Nah, I doubt it.
If someone calls himself the Bloodraven and shows up with an army (which should probably be at King's Landing btw), it'll result in three things:TheAncientCenturion said:
Well, I mean, if you really wanted to kill someone... *shrug*Akio said:
Hahaha.WanderingJester said:If someone calls himself the Bloodraven and shows up with an army (which should probably be at King's Landing btw), it'll result in three things:
- Complete devastation of interrupting army by the Westerland forces, led by, not Tiber, but Leanne Lannister.
- The Capture and Prompt "Execution" of Queen Kuvira and her Kingsguard. (Not really, Tiber will put her in shackles and tossed her to Braedon so we can make Braevira happen).
- The Lions throwing in their lot with the Northern-Riverlands-Stormland Alliance, resulting in the quick end for the war for the Iron Throne and the main conflict of this RP
Well, I mean, if you really wanted to kill someone... *shrug*
Viserys probably wouldn't want to kill a man who could shout out his identity any time during the first and he can't use blackfyre in a melee, you can't dull Valyrian steel and without it I'm not sure how much of a chance he has against Cayden. He's a tactician not a warriorWanderingJester said:If someone calls himself the Bloodraven and shows up with an army (which should probably be at King's Landing btw), it'll result in three things:
- Complete devastation of interrupting army by the Westerland forces, led by, not Tiber, but Leanne Lannister.
- The Capture and Prompt "Execution" of Queen Kuvira and her Kingsguard. (Not really, Tiber will put her in shackles and tossed her to Braedon so we can make Braevira happen).
- The Lions throwing in their lot with the Northern-Riverlands-Stormland Alliance, resulting in the quick end for the war for the Iron Throne and the main conflict of this RP
Well, I mean, if you really wanted to kill someone... *shrug*
I use GM powers to poke Bloodraven in all of his craven, children of the forest eyes, and challenge him to a duel and send him to the shadow realm by summoning obelisk the tormentor. Check and mateTheAncientCenturion said:
Oh, I was thinking of just someone shooting a few arrows/bolts into Cayden after he inevitably get knocked out of the melee, you know, when no one's looking xDAkio said:
Give them peasants 1001 deaths.TheAncientCenturion said:
If Viserys were to kill Cayden, it wouldn't be with a weapon to begin with. He'd just strangle the man in the dead of the night. But he probably doesn't have any ill intention towards Cayden, as long as the Dornish prince isn't a prick.Akio said:
Too late. He's already in the past with Bran, forcing Tytos Lannister to pull out.WanderingJester said:I use GM powers to poke Bloodraven in all of his craven, children of the forest eyes, and challenge him to a duel and send him to the shadow realm by summoning obelisk the tormentor. Check and mate
Oh, I was thinking of just someone shooting a few arrows/bolts into Cayden after he inevitably get knocked out of the melee, you know, when no one's looking xD
WanderingJester said:I use GM powers to poke Bloodraven in all of his craven, children of the forest eyes, and challenge him to a duel and send him to the shadow realm by summoning obelisk the tormentor. Check and mate
Oh, I was thinking of just someone shooting a few arrows/bolts into Cayden after he inevitably get knocked out of the melee, you know, when no one's looking xD
Other then they've fought each other before, though likely not personally given viserys is a tactician.TheAncientCenturion said:
I went back further and killed all the children of the forest with weaponized Anthrax/Grey Plague hybrid. No powers delivered to Bran or BloodravenTheAncientCenturion said:
Sometimes when swords clash on will have metal chipped off and because of that be jagged enough to cut. If that jagged part hits an artery or the throat the person will bleed out in seconds. This happened more often than you'd think in a melee. Hell, just getting whacked over the head by a sword, even with a helmet on could crack a skull and kill somebody. People die all the time in melees, get crippled, lose fingers. Melees are far worse than a joust when it comes to permanent injury or death.Akio said:
Viserys leads by the front. Well, not always by the front itself. But he's mixed in between the front regiment and the second. He gets his hands bloody, don't worry about that. And he doesn't hold grudges against opponents (barring traitors and oathbreakers). He'd probably even offer Cayden a spot in the company, if he/his company proved themselves.Akio said:
Oh look. The White Walkers now own Westeros. Erasing Tiber Lannister from ever existing. Great plan, dicky. Now we're all stuck in Meereen.WanderingJester said:I went back further and killed all the children of the forest with weaponized Anthrax/Grey Plague hybrid. No powers delivered to Bran or Bloodraven
Cravens!TheAncientCenturion said:
Fair enough, though hopefully that doesn't happen to Cayden because that would suck xDLeusis said:
His company was probably one of the few who could fight the Golden Company up front. Obviously not against all 10000 alone but they could hold the front lines thanks to Dallens Tactics and Caydens ingenuity. Cayden also fought usually in the front so he knows Cayden is a very accomplished spear weilder and rider.TheAncientCenturion said:
If that's what went down, it'll be well worth avoiding the tedious storyline of Bran and Bloodraven's meddling.TheAncientCenturion said:
THE BRACKEN'S STARTED IT! THEY POISONED OUR TREE!Hypnos said:
To me, the 10,000 men rarely fight all at once. It's probably split apart and sold to those who need, say, 500 crossbowmen, et cetera. To be able to afford a Medieval army of the Companies standards would take insane wealth, and probably is overkill. So it's entirely likely, that and Viserys will gamble in battle at times. He learns mostly through trial and error, so there's always the possibility for his army being defeated due to his own strategies.Akio said:
