u/Tight_Might5082

Name: Dance of Dragons

Setting: Westeros, in a paralel world at the time of HotD

Number of Players: 8–12 players, divided into two rival groups of 4–6. Both groups play separately, but their actions will have consequences for each other.

Content Warning: Political intrigue, betrayal, war, violence, death, manipulation, torture, and mature themes.

Age Limit: 18+

Requirements: Knowledge of both Shows, there will be spoilers

System: Dungeons & Dragons 5e, with homebrew mechanics for political intrigue, warfare, and dragons.

Homebrew Allowed: Yes, subject to DM approval.

Timezone: GMT+2 (CEST)

Dates: Every Tuesday or Thursday at 8:00 PM GMT+2. The exact day will be coordinated with the group.

Platform(s) Used: Discord for voice chat and coordination. Additional platforms for maps and character sheets will be announced.

Session Duration: 3 hours.

Dm me on discord, i have some questions: lianan55

>!So, I recently played the game and finished it about a week ago, including the DLC. I really want to know if anyone else shares my opinion.

In terms of having a healthy or genuinely good human relationship, I think the first ending is the best.

In the third ending, they kind of retcon all the development Mark and Nicole would have gained from their trauma and from the growth they experienced by helping each other through it. I have had and still have some trauma myself, and I don't think I would be the person I am today if other people, different from the ones who originally helped me, hadn't helped me through it.

So, by making Mark and Nicole not meet in the third ending, they end up working through their trauma with different people. In theory, that would make them completely different characters. So would they even love each other anywhere close to as much as they did in Act 1?

I just think Act 3 messed up everything that Acts 1 and 2 were trying to show us.

You can't outrun your trauma. You have to work through it. You also can't outrun death. It's always going to be there, which is why Cathy dies in every universe. Yet Act 3 rewrites everything in a way where nobody really loses anything. And I don't think that's the point Acts 1 and 2 were making.

I know this post is just kind of all over the place, but I really wanna know some outside opinions.!<