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Clearing jungles with a mage jungler can be a bit difficult especially if you're trying to keep up with an assassin that has Golden Blade. Hand of the Gods is the best substitute I can come up with but you can only carry one.

Just that early game farm is really rough, always have to use pots and have even tried Med Cloak, the jungle camps can really fuck you up early game.

Yes, once you get Magi Boots, Hecate, and Hastened its easier but thats 3 whole items and I still need to spend gold on wards and potions while working for those. And by that time the enemy Assassin is usually passed me in XP and farm.

What to do?

Anubis can literally single ult kill your Titan and his healing makes him unkillable in his abilities, while Poseidon is fast as shit with no cooldown and a one-shot ult move that is up every fight? I've played multiple Arena and Conquest the last few days and these two are just slaying all the time.

Before any morons on this sub who contribute nothing say I am just salty, yes I am. Are playing against these characters fun for anyone? Why are these two allowed to still be this powerful? Am I the only one who thinks this is ridiculous?

I like this game, and there is a lot of over tuned and sometimes annoying stuff, but this is the first time I just feel like something in the game isn't fun

So I started taking this game seriously back in January and during the Battleground event I discovered that I am apparently a god at it. I have several videos where I consistently get 20+ kills, pretty much every game I played I was an absolute menace. One game I even got 43 kills.

Now I know 1v1 duels are different and my squad was pretty good, but out in front of Grahtwood the other day, I dueled like 10 people and got shit on every time. Particularly one man named BIZZY (PS4 NA if you're out there) destroyed everyone using a MagBlade (which I wasn't aware existed). He was using Shallow Soul and Destructive Touch and never dying, I wish I knew more but he

Half the posts on here are fanart. Seems like discussions on the game are being overshadowed by them. Rule 9 says no card collections are allowed but I see them here all the time, fanart would probably be better over on the r/yugiohshowcase reddit as well.

Maybe I'm alone in this but its hard enough to find good places to discuss the game and get news on cards and metas, etc., and yes theres no live tourneys but the game is still going and the meta is being developed, online tournament are being played, and the banlist is about to come out.

The fanart is cool but I think it shouldn't be allowed otherwise it'll turn into a completely pointless forum like r/overwatch or r/gameofthrones, not

Something in the show that bothered me was how she did fuck all after landing in Dragonstone.

So with 3 fully grown Dragons and a Dothraki horde, why would she not just fly over to Kings Landing and torch it? What force will stop her from doing this?

Personally, I have a few good explanations why myself but I'd like to hear some other points.

First of all, both of them surviving a ruling together seems quite unlikely (must of you who commented clearly didn't even read the first line if the post). Admittedly, it would be a nice happy ending and I wouldn't be mad if it happened.

But let's say they do both survive, defeat their enemies and the Others and they're left to clean up the realm (Also assuming Jon becomes King in the North and technically the hier to the throne as seen in the show and Dany ends up not going mad), how does a King and Queen each with who are both respected rule together?

Does Jon get the respect of the lords since he's a man, and Dany largely ignored since she's a woman? Who's decision is final in ma

I'm not typically a book reader but after hearing about the House of Dragon spinoff show, I wanted to read the book Fire and Blood. So for Christmas I got both Fire and Blood and A Game of Thrones. Initially I didn't bother to read AGOT because, well I had already watched the show so I started reading Fire and Blood.

The first few chapters were great but after that, the Jahearys chapters are dreadfully boring, a ponderous tome, as Pycelle would say. I had to stop reading when GRRM wouldn't shut up about these damn maidenhood books at the Citadel for 4 pages.

Since Christmas I've read not even 200 pages of Fire and Blood but I'm loving the main series, I have to stop myself from reading too

I was looking at House Frey family on the wiki. As it's well known there are a lot of them, without exaggerating it's well over 100. Do they all live in the Twins?

With 22 sons and 7 daughters, most of those with their own wives and children and grandchildren, that is a staggering amount of people.

It seems that most of his daughters and grandchildren are married off to other houses so likely live there. Also it seems his 2nd son Emmon Frey is at Riverrun probably with his family. But it doesn't mention anything else. Is there really 100+ people living at the Twins? All 20-some of his sons and their families? Not to mention the apparent 4000 men they can call upon, where are they at too?

I don't know the lineages too well in the world of ice and fire but just it seems like for families that have rules for thousands of years, there should be more cousins and aunts and uncles.

Not just the Starks but nearly every family seems to have no relatives. How is it that Edmure, Cat, and Lysa are the only Tullys? How is it that Robert Arryn is the only Arryn to be lord? The Tyrells only have all of Maces children. Do none of the parents or grandparents or great grandparents have any siblings or relatives as well?

You would expect the family trees to be huge since they're thousands of years old. That also brings up the question of "the family", the Lannisters for example seem to have

Rickard Karstark killed the innocent Lannister boys. Robb cut off his head. It's hard to say that was his ultimate demise but it perhaps was not the right move in this context.

I'm only a few chapters into the 2nd book but I am beginning to take an interest in Robb's character, the deeper part that we don't really see, even in the show (perhaps especially in the show).

He's only 15 in the books and from what I've read he is scared, inexperienced, and a bit irrational with his decisions. The show portrays him older obviously and a bit more manly and strong willed.

Show Jon, especially in the seasons 5 and 6 is much more rational and understanding. Particularly the Jon we see that executes