Mira to Morgryn: "If you go anywhere near Forrester lands, my brothers will kill you !" Well Morgryn won't have the chance to come to them, they're coming to him
"I'm going to kill that man"
Mira to Morgryn: "If you go anywhere near Forrester lands, my brothers will kill you !" Well Morgryn won't have the chance to come to them, they're coming to him
Also what was Mira and Tom's relationship like in your au? I'm assuming they were friends, but you never know.
I'd say they were friends. I'm not sure you can really be on bad terms with Tom in the original game, you can only mildly piss him off and he forgets about it later. I'm not sure - I was sorta always on good terms with him.
Are Rodders and Tom sticking together now?
Also what was Mira and Tom's relationship like in your au? I'm assuming they were friends, but you never know.
I need more Whitehill bannermen. Now is your chance to give me two ttgot characters to make a disgusting fusion out of. That's how bannermen are made around these parts.
I need more Whitehill bannermen. Now is your chance to give me two ttgot characters to make a disgusting fusion out of. That's how bannermen are made around these parts.
I need more Whitehill bannermen. Now is your chance to give me two ttgot characters to make a disgusting fusion out of. That's how bannermen are made around these parts.
I need more Whitehill bannermen. Now is your chance to give me two ttgot characters to make a disgusting fusion out of. That's how bannermen are made around these parts.
I need more Whitehill bannermen. Now is your chance to give me two ttgot characters to make a disgusting fusion out of. That's how bannermen are made around these parts.
I hope she doesn't kill him NOW. That's a terrible idea. They find him dead, and heads will start to roll. She should bid her time and make that whiny bitch suffer when he's lying and crying in the mud.
Now Talia will hear Gryff's sob story and will feel compassion/pity for him. They will then become allies and will kill Torrhen. What ? This plot is more likely than Half Life 3 being announced.
Well, I absolutely admire this part, because of it being an illustration of how things are done in ttgot. Forresters, who are considered to be the perfect noble guys by this fandom, ruin lives of random people without even noticing. When those people fight back - they are cravens, assholes, villains and deserve to die. Derrock is the only person in this picture I sympathize with right now. Such a shame, that anyone who bares his sword against this holy, pure, beautiful family is sentenced to death. Fight on, fight on, Derrock the butt monkey. I'm with you for those couple sets of pictures left before you'll die. I will not forget you, same as I won't forget any of people, who were killed by Forresters. The North remembers, eh? Isn't the only one that does.
I feel like my goal with this project has become to really muddy the water in regards to reality; make the Whitehills a lot more grey, make the Forresters more flawed than they already are. I'm not sure yet, but this could be the first in a series of events where the Forresters have to second guess themselves. Of course, I have to do it with characters like Derrock because it'd be out of character if I did the same with people like Gryff and Harys.
Well, I absolutely admire this part, because of it being an illustration of how things are done in ttgot. Forresters, who are considered to … morebe the perfect noble guys by this fandom, ruin lives of random people without even noticing. When those people fight back - they are cravens, assholes, villains and deserve to die. Derrock is the only person in this picture I sympathize with right now. Such a shame, that anyone who bares his sword against this holy, pure, beautiful family is sentenced to death. Fight on, fight on, Derrock the butt monkey. I'm with you for those couple sets of pictures left before you'll die. I will not forget you, same as I won't forget any of people, who were killed by Forresters. The North remembers, eh? Isn't the only one that does.
How fucking dares he play the victim here. If not for Talia he'd be dead. And considering by his behavior, he's no saint either. Hope Royland finishes the job and puts him out of our misery.
It's not like he knows, that he is inside of a game (well, game's au) where player can make choices. From where he stands, Talia and Royland captured and beat him for no reason, got him locked up which ended in him loosing his eye because of Torrhen. With the amount of information he has, his anger is completely justified.
How fucking dares he play the victim here. If not for Talia he'd be dead. And considering by his behavior, he's no saint either. Hope Royland finishes the job and puts him out of our misery.
Talia and Royland captured him after the Whitehills sacked Ironrath, so I'd say their reasoning is pretty justified. Talia didn't force him to desert, that was his choice. He's the one that messed his life up, deserting and being clumsy enough to fall into the hands of a child and a one-eyed man. Instead of trying to murder a little girl (which will only make his life 100 times worse...) he should accept the consequences and be happy he's still bloody alive.
It's not like he knows, that he is inside of a game (well, game's au) where player can make choices. From where he stands, Talia and Royland… more captured and beat him for no reason, got him locked up which ended in him loosing his eye because of Torrhen. With the amount of information he has, his anger is completely justified.
I do not see how Whitehills sacking Ironrath justifies capturing him. Is he a highborn that can be used as a hostage or something? He is a soldier that was following orders, capturing and beating him didn't benefit Royland and Talia in any way and I doubt it could, but they still did it. For what? For revenge? Well, he has the same reasoning for attacking Talia now, so it's all relatable.
Also, I wouldn't call deserting from the house that Torrhen Whitehill rules a mess up. More like, an act of heroism, no irony intended.
Talia and Royland captured him after the Whitehills sacked Ironrath, so I'd say their reasoning is pretty justified. Talia didn't force him … moreto desert, that was his choice. He's the one that messed his life up, deserting and being clumsy enough to fall into the hands of a child and a one-eyed man. Instead of trying to murder a little girl (which will only make his life 100 times worse...) he should accept the consequences and be happy he's still bloody alive.
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Rodrik going down the deep end.
Just glad that wasn't Tom
Part 66 (Switching POVs tomorrow. Biiiig stuff is gonna be going on.)
Mira to Morgryn: "If you go anywhere near Forrester lands, my brothers will kill you !" Well Morgryn won't have the chance to come to them, they're coming to him
Had to do it.
I'm really loving the way you're handling Rodrik. I've always loved when characters go angry, vengeful and dark.
Are Rodders and Tom sticking together now?
Also what was Mira and Tom's relationship like in your au? I'm assuming they were friends, but you never know.
Yep.
I'd say they were friends. I'm not sure you can really be on bad terms with Tom in the original game, you can only mildly piss him off and he forgets about it later. I'm not sure - I was sorta always on good terms with him.
Part 67 (This scene is gonna be big)
Caught me red-handed. A lot of my Whitehill Goons are just two canon characters slapped together XD
They look gorgeous, it's okay
I need more Whitehill bannermen. Now is your chance to give me two ttgot characters to make a disgusting fusion out of. That's how bannermen are made around these parts.
Bannerman #1: Elsera + Ethan ? Oh wait...
Bannerman #2: Duncan + Royland ?
Ludd and Josera.
I think that would be a cool concoction.
That sounds absolutely horrifying.
I love it.
I'm gonna add it to my 'queue' because I've gathered quite a lot of these to do in an hour haha
Ahah, I bet you've got all sorts of combinations, have fun with these... Monstrosities.
I really love this, keep up the great work! It is a shame though...
...that this appearance was wasted on a character who's already dead. It's by far my favorite design out of the OCs.
Maybe try to fuse three characters instead of 2? That way it might make the fusion less apparent.
Part 68 (I suppose sleep talking is preferable to sleep walking)
That-Soldier-Who-Got-Bit-By-Talia + Mr. Sideburns
Lucan + Norren
Ortengryn + Lyman Lannister
Morgryn + Andros
Ramsay + Frostfinger
I suppose he's dreaming about how he lost his eye...but I could be wrong.
I intended for him to be dreaming about his childhood abuse at the hands of his brothers, but really it's up for interpretation.
I don't understand the last pic.
I'm just sitting here like "Talia... YOU PUT THAT KNIFE DOWN RIGHT NOW!"
So it's going to be that easy ?
I hope she doesn't kill him NOW. That's a terrible idea. They find him dead, and heads will start to roll. She should bid her time and make that whiny bitch suffer when he's lying and crying in the mud.
I don't think Talia can or will do it but I'd definetly be happy if she did.
Now Talia will hear Gryff's sob story and will feel compassion/pity for him. They will then become allies and will kill Torrhen. What ? This plot is more likely than Half Life 3 being announced.
Part 69 (That jump cut, though)
Part 70 (Oh, god. Here we go.)
Well, I absolutely admire this part, because of it being an illustration of how things are done in ttgot. Forresters, who are considered to be the perfect noble guys by this fandom, ruin lives of random people without even noticing. When those people fight back - they are cravens, assholes, villains and deserve to die. Derrock is the only person in this picture I sympathize with right now. Such a shame, that anyone who bares his sword against this holy, pure, beautiful family is sentenced to death. Fight on, fight on, Derrock the butt monkey. I'm with you for those couple sets of pictures left before you'll die. I will not forget you, same as I won't forget any of people, who were killed by Forresters. The North remembers, eh? Isn't the only one that does.
I feel like my goal with this project has become to really muddy the water in regards to reality; make the Whitehills a lot more grey, make the Forresters more flawed than they already are. I'm not sure yet, but this could be the first in a series of events where the Forresters have to second guess themselves. Of course, I have to do it with characters like Derrock because it'd be out of character if I did the same with people like Gryff and Harys.
Derrock seemed pretty cool in that scene. Gotta wonder what's going through Talia's head as she takes in his words.
She's probably not even taking it in, probably panicking. Like "ohmygodihoperoylandgetshereASAPbecausei'mprobablyabouttodierightnow"
How fucking dares he play the victim here. If not for Talia he'd be dead. And considering by his behavior, he's no saint either. Hope Royland finishes the job and puts him out of our misery.
It's not like he knows, that he is inside of a game (well, game's au) where player can make choices. From where he stands, Talia and Royland captured and beat him for no reason, got him locked up which ended in him loosing his eye because of Torrhen. With the amount of information he has, his anger is completely justified.
Talia and Royland captured him after the Whitehills sacked Ironrath, so I'd say their reasoning is pretty justified. Talia didn't force him to desert, that was his choice. He's the one that messed his life up, deserting and being clumsy enough to fall into the hands of a child and a one-eyed man. Instead of trying to murder a little girl (which will only make his life 100 times worse...) he should accept the consequences and be happy he's still bloody alive.
I do not see how Whitehills sacking Ironrath justifies capturing him. Is he a highborn that can be used as a hostage or something? He is a soldier that was following orders, capturing and beating him didn't benefit Royland and Talia in any way and I doubt it could, but they still did it. For what? For revenge? Well, he has the same reasoning for attacking Talia now, so it's all relatable.
Also, I wouldn't call deserting from the house that Torrhen Whitehill rules a mess up. More like, an act of heroism, no irony intended.