Ned Stark: Handsome armour. Not a scratch on it.
Jaime Lannister: I know. People have been swinging at me for years, but they always seem to miss.
Well there is that too but he did seem to be more vain and prideful before he lost his hand and started loosing his looks.
Except magic is a thing and people donât heal exclusively by mud, duct tape and prayers.
Elves being disgustingly perfect in spite of ten thouuusand yeeears of fighting is kind of a big deal in the setting.
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Unless that person was some kind of General/Commander behind the lines. Unlikely.
Blizzard should sue Grossgore for looking like a trogg named grozgore.
Whoâs Gross Gore and why is he stealing his name from a Trogg?
The elves donât let their disfigured and maimed out in public so as to perpetuate an image of inherent perfection. Just like the DPRK.
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The Democratic Peopleâs Republic of Korea?
âpeople canât be scarless, thatâs ridiculousâ if only magical healing was a thing that worked as well as it needs to as the setting demands.
How can you even, after so many years be so perfect? So many things could happened⌠but you know.
His name was used. He is just very angry about it. League streamer. Controversial, you could say.
Iâm sorry but Iâm on Grozgoreâs side in this, this filthy league streamer shouldnât steal a Troggâs name.
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Yes.
Healed to perfection or locked in the cellar with the bad wine. An elf has two options.
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Indeed⌠but that would be heresyâŚ
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If you hide the bad wine, all your wine is good.
If all the wine is bad, how would anyone know?
Why would you drink wine if you an drink cocktails?
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Roman wine, now that was wine!
The taste never lead you down!
Jon and Sansa look at each other. They both failed geography.
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Headcanon accepted.
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My favourite thing about people /dueling in RP is watching them squirm as they try to explain why their character can use Focused Azerite Beam IC.
Just lol.
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