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Would Grimnir approve of the Fyreslayers working with Chaos?

Grimnir in the World That Was was very opposed to Chaos. He basically spent most of his existence fighting at the Polar Gates against it and the Slayer Cult.

But things have changed somewhat. Grimnir of Age of Sigmar might not have been the same guy as he was in the Old World. And hes currently deceased (sort of).

So in regards to the Fyreslayers who occasionally work with Chaos, what would Grimnir's opinion be?

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u/Flyestgit — 2 days ago
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(Spoilers Main) Bloodraven at Whitewalls

So Maynard Plumm is almost certainly Bloodraven in disguise:

>Duncan: We'd all be bastard sons of old King Aegon if half these tales were true. >Maynard: And who's to say we're not?

But my question is: why would Bloodraven attend Whitewalls in person even in disguise? It seems unnecessarily risky. Especially as Bloodraven seemed to suspect/know about treason before he even arrived at Whitewalls. Possibly even recognizing Daemon II Blackfyre/John the Fiddler as he likely knew him as a child.

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u/Flyestgit — 3 days ago

[Warhammer 40k/Fantasy] Is it possible to permanently destroy Daemons?

When a Daemon dies they usually just return to the Warp/Realms of Chaos to reform. And its usually not even their whole 'self' that manifests in the materium/world.

But is there a way to permanently kill them?

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u/Flyestgit — 4 days ago

[Marvel] Does Victor Von Doom have a succession plan or an heir? Who takes over Latveria when he dies?

I presume Dr Doom has already died (its comics) but he must also be aware there is a possibility he will die permanently. From old age if nothing else.

So what is his plans for Latveria.

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u/Flyestgit — 5 days ago

[DC] Shouldnt Batman's Robins/apprentices have started to surpass him as a crime fighter? At least physically.

Batman/Bruce Wayne is going to be leaving his physical prime and the Robins started training much earlier from Bruce himself. Shouldnt the likes of Nightwing and Jason Todd have surpassed Bruce himself as hes starting to age?

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u/Flyestgit — 6 days ago

[Marvel/DC] Are there any superpowered heroes who've gotten weaker since debut? Or at least stayed the same?

It seems like most superpowered heroes like Superman and Hulk get stronger over their career. But have any gotten weaker or at least stayed the same level?

Obviously this excludes non-powered heroes like Batman who probably has gotten weaker as hes a normal dude whos older.

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u/Flyestgit — 9 days ago
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(Spoilers Main) What would Tywin have done if he had known?

About the Twincest between Cersei and Jaime?

Tywin stakes a lot on his children. Jaime is his perfect heir that even after joining the Kingsguard Tywin delusionally holds onto as his successor. Cersei is his perfect daughter who he married off to the king.

How would he have dealt with his two golden children being in such a relationship?

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u/Flyestgit — 9 days ago

[Invincible] How did the Viltrumites achieve such a technologically advanced society given how they raise their children?

As we see with Nolan's flashback lesson, Viltrumite children are forced to fend for themselves at a young age. Finding food and shelter on their own. And raised by teenagers who kill them over minor failures and only seem to teach them how to fight and rote memorization of certain facts. Along with periodically fighting each other to the death.

How on Earth did they achieve technology like FTL spaceships with that kind of education system? That basically only prioritizes ruthlessness and strength?

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u/Flyestgit — 13 days ago

[Warhammer 40k] What are the 'win conditions' of the main factions at this point?

For the main factions of 40k, the Imperium, the Necrons, the Tyranids, the Eldar, the Orks and Chaos, what are the 'win conditions' for them now? Are they achievable?

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u/Flyestgit — 18 days ago

[Marvel] Whos the least ethical of all the mad scientists in Marvel?

Marvel is full of 'mad' or just evil scientists, but who among them is the most unethical in their practices?

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u/Flyestgit — 18 days ago

[Marvel] Is Franklin Richards so powerful because hes destined to be the next Galactus, or is he destined to be the next Galactus because hes so powerful?

Like in the cosmic scheme of things, was he born with his power to prepare him for his potential future role in the next multiverse or is his power the reason hes eligible?

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u/Flyestgit — 20 days ago
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Has a Blank ever been corrupted by Chaos? Can they be?

Has a Blank ever been corrupted by or fallen to Chaos? Is it even possible considering the nature of their 'soul'?

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u/Flyestgit — 22 days ago

[Marvel] Why was Mr Sinister allowed on Krakoa but not Franklin Richards?

Franklin Richards was rejected from Krakoa because his 'X-gene' was something he used his powers to give himself. It was 'fake' as it were.

But Mr Sinister got his X-gene from Nathaniel Essex's highly unethical experiments on actual mutants. Hes hardly a 'natural' mutant either.

Why was he allowed?

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u/Flyestgit — 23 days ago
▲ 30 r/asoiaf

[Spoilers Extended] Sansa's potential ending

insert obligatory books wont be finished by GRRM reference/joke

In the show, Sansa's ends the series as Queen of an independent North.

According to GRRM this isnt how he planned on ending things with Sansa.

>“[The book’s ending is] going to be significantly different. Some characters who are alive in my book are going to be dead in the show, and vice versa. >.......... >“I was going to kill more people. Not the ones they killed [in the show]. They made it more of a happy ending. I don’t see a happy ending for Tyrion. His whole arc has been tragic from the first. I was going to have Sansa die, but she’s been so appealing in the show, maybe I’ll let her live …”

Do you think GRRM will change Sansa's ending to be more like what it was in the show? Given that he seemed vaguely positive about it. An independent North under Queen Sansa?

u/Flyestgit — 24 days ago

[Marvel] Is Doom's feud with Reed entirely one-sided? Has Reed Richards ever actually done anything petty or spiteful to Doctor Doom?

In all their years of back and forth, Dr Doom is usually the aggressor. The guy being spiteful and petty. Trying to get back at Reed Richards, prove hes smarter or even just kill him.

But in all the years of back and forth, has Reed Richards ever stooped to Doom's level? Thrown something back at Doom? What does he think of Doom?

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u/Flyestgit — 29 days ago

[Marvel] Why are so many of the Omega level mutants telepathic/psychic?

Of the known Omega level mutants, most of them are telepathic/psychic to some degree. Jean Grey, Quentin Quire, Exodus, Franklin Richards, Proteus and I think even Vulcan can all use telepathic/psionic abilities.

Why is that?

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u/Flyestgit — 29 days ago

[DC] Is there a sport Superman could do that his powers wouldnt make too easy for him?

Like if Superman wanted to take up a hobby, what kind of sport or activity could he do that his powers wouldnt be a help to him? He cant really do physical contact sports like football without potentially killing someone who tackles him.

And my understanding is even something like Chess his powers give him an advantage at due to his increased processing speed/super intelligence.

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u/Flyestgit — 1 month ago