TheCzarsHussar

There arent any builds in this game. You level up stats through killing bosses/sub-bosses and unlock new abilities through spending skill points. You have prosthetic tools but those can only be used a limited number of times, think guns and magic from Bloodborne. Dont die fully or you lose half the xp for leveling.

Holy hecc, took a break from Sekiro not due to frustration or difficulty. Other Sekiro ending spoilers.

Sorta looks like The Owl too

Shows you how much Balrog loves Ds2

Lol, when did Logar become Vengarl? Sweet ass commission though Balrog!

Yo Balrog, what's it say?

Ds4 gonna dickslap us in the face.

Oh great, lemme guess they'll be forced to discontinue the mod?

Learning about them Amerindians in World History 1, credit where it's due. At it's height, Tenochtitlán had between 80,000 to 250,000 people. A far cry to Rome's million inhabitants in antiquity, but I didn't expect it to be larger and more prosperous then many of it's European counterparts.

I don't know how but I made an 80% on the music final. That shit was the hardest test I had in that class thus far. From the three educated guesses on a ten question final, I thought I'd be lucky to make a sixty.

Also why the fuck does Dany allow a fuckton of zombies to latch onto her dragon?! Did she and her dragon just have a brainfart after saving Jon? "Better just sit here on my flying dragon while a swarm of zambos are running directly towards me."

I looked up their house in google images to get an idea of what they look like. They're fucking Catarina Onionbros.

When the dragon spewed his fire I totally expected the Night King to throw his spear while obscured by the flames.

Damn right I did. I'd like to have some faith in the plot, I really want to have some faith ;-;

That'd be cool if the balance of power in the North switched to White Harbor. Winterfell is a splendid fortified town with (what I hope is) a good keep but it did make me wonder how this was the seat of power in the North. Never seemed very wealthy, nor populated. What seemed to go for it was a strategic position for administration.

How would she set a trap for the dragons? The show hasn't bothered to keep things logical before so many, many answers are plausible for the show logic

Unless the Wights simultaneously continued further south while attacking Winterfell, there is a fraction of the North's power left in their southern realms. I'm not too knowledgeable about AWOIAF outside what's shown in the series and ACOK mod for Mount and Blade but there is a decently sized city in the North's southern realms. However, since Cersei does have naval support I do agree it's looking bleak. Without the fleet I'd say the North has too good a castle to hold as Doc said many pages ago.

I'm commenting this while only seeing page 28 so I don't know if this is addressed. The (mid to northern) North is practically northern Russia in cold seasons, now imagine that shit in winter. Napoleon and his army was vastly better equipped then any remaining Tsarist Russian armies. His forces were better equipped, better trained and had better technology then Cersei's mercenary army and we all know what happened with that invasion. Considering that from what I've seen in GoT the North is even less forgiving then Russia in winter. Good fucking luck Cersei.

Theudofrid recalls back to the (Iron Islands?). Nah fam y'all on your own. Ain't worth being the court mage anymore.

I love the newer series more then the old Ralph Bakshi version but that's just something I can't help but like more in the old version. Sir Christopher Lee as Sarumanis one of the best casting decisions ever made and that alone makes everything involving Saruman better than Bakshi. But the confrontation between them in the old version wasn't even a fight, it didn't need to be. It's just silly seeing two extremely powerful wizards force pushing each other, I love the display Saruman does in the old version and you can tell Gandalf is powerless against him. Yeah yeah yeah Balrog I know you're gonna say I'm wrong

I was under the impression they were ashigaru.

The only noble in Sekiro to use any ranged weapons (that I can remember) was that one boss with a bow to avoid spoilers.

At one point the Japanese had more matchlocks then all of Europe. They adored that shit.