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[Lynroy: Final Edition]

Speaking of HW, have you seen this

Spoiler

Is the item quest-related?

In all my travels in the Hissing Wastes, I have never come across that.

[LightningPoodle]

Hrm... I'll consider it. ...Maybe. 

 

For you, I would say Fallout, some of the other games that people have mentioned (which I haven't played but they do offer a CC) and then The Witcher 3 (you do not need to play 1 or 2 to understand what is going on in 3.)

[Al Foley]

Comes up with a really awesome Words for my own game of thrones house that is consistant with Game of Thrones lore....too big.   *drinks*

[LightningPoodle]

Comes up with a really awesome Words for my own game of thrones house that is consistant with Game of Thrones lore....too big.   *drinks*

 

What are these words?

[Beren Von Ostwick]

Oh do me do me. *bounces up and down*

Sooo open to abuse

[Al Foley]

What are these words?

"An Arrow can change the course of history"

 

Bit wordy but I do not think any more then.  

"For the Night is dark and Full of Terrors."

[Teddie Sage]

Yes. And that is totally awesome. It would be a boring world if we all had the same tastes. This world needs variety. *drink*

 

 

Surely.

 

The difference between outside the DQ and inside the DQ is, we don't say "Anime sucks. And you suck for watching it."

 

Cheers!

[Ashaantha]

Also Divinity II (http://store.steampo...com/app/219780/) and Dragon Commander (http://store.steampowered.com/app/243950/) were interesting. Though, both lack options in CC.

 

I love those two games!

[LightningPoodle]

"An Arrow can change the course of history"

 

Bit wordy but I do not think any more then.  

"For the Night is dark and Full of Terrors."

 

Kind of long for house words. And that bottom one is kinda the words of a God...

[Al Foley]

Kind of long for house words. And that bottom one is kinda the words of a God...

Well if I just put 'Arrows' that is the words of House Jenny.

[LightningPoodle]

The longest House words is for House Codd, which are "Though All Men Do Despise Us."

 

The second longest, though it is similar to how House Martell has it is "The Old, the True, the Brave." - For House Velaryon.

[Al Foley]

 

Got it. Kind of a play off of the Bolton words.  Which granted now that I am thinking of it is ironic and cool.  I could be a house formed in opposition to the Bolton's.  

[Al Foley]

Also they should strike the living hell, all 7 of them, into any house who reads them.  We have seen examples from pretty poor marksmanship in the show, but we have also seen how devestating archery can be when people actually know what they are doing in Westeros.  

[LightningPoodle]

 

Got it. Kind of a play off of the Bolton words.  Which granted now that I am thinking of it is ironic and cool.  I could be a house formed in opposition to the Bolton's.  

 

Or a house that grew from the Boltons, like Karstark and Stark.

[Roamingmachine]

Also they should strike the living hell, all 7 of them, into any house who reads them.  We have seen examples from pretty poor marksmanship in the show, but we have also seen how devestating archery can be when people actually know what they are doing in Westeros.

House Reed agrees with you. There's a reason the Bolton bastards had to go AROUND the neck on their way back from the south...

[Dieb]

Speaking of HW, have you seen this

Spoiler

Is the item quest-related?

 

No... what is this?!

 

Now I need to look for it.

[Al Foley]

Or a house that grew from the Boltons, like Karstark and Stark.

Well that is what I am thinking.  I was a Bolton that did not like the Bolton's, especially what they did to the Starks, so I broke away...crap I am actually forming game of thrones fan fiction (sorry GRR)

[Al Foley]

House Reed agrees with you. There's a reason the Bolton bastards had to go AROUND the neck on their way back from the south...

House who?

[LightningPoodle]

House Reed agrees with you. There's a reason the Bolton bastards had to go AROUND the neck on their way back from the south...

 

That and Nymeria has a huge pack prowling through the woods killing mostly Southerners.

[Alex Hawke]

No... what is this?!

 

Now I need to look for it.

Here

Spoiler

Good luck.

[Al Foley]

*goes to read the Wiki*  

Holy **** They were member of House Reed?!?  Why did I miss that?  *facepalm*

[Roamingmachine]

House who?

The house that the series forgot. Like it forgot a lot of things:
http://gameofthrones...wiki/House_Reed

[LightningPoodle]

House who?

 

House Reed, the House where Jojen and Meera are from. Howland Reed is now the only surviving member from the Tower of Joy.

Spoiler

It is also likely that he is the only person in existence now who knows who Jon Snows parents are. Mother and Father.

[Al Foley]

House Reed, the House where Jojen and Meera are from. Howland Reed is now the only surviving member from the Tower of Joy.

Spoiler

It is also likely that he is the only person in existence now who knows who Jon Snows parents are. Mother and Father.

Spoiler

Well that is of course assuming there is anything special about Jon Snow, his father still could be Eddard. I am not convinced he is a Targaryan...though it would be really cool.

[LightningPoodle]

The house that the series forgot. Like it forgot a lot of things:
http://gameofthrones...wiki/House_Reed

 

Not really forgot. Jojen and Meera are part of the show, and besides the small bit of talk between other characters, that whole area was forgotten from the books as well. We will likely see them in The Winds of Winter, because Howland and the whole theory... but as far as the books and the show, they are mostly similar on the Reed arc.