If I had one wish... (treading concrete)

thegayestfaggot · 1 day

Sorry for the delay; it's been a very long day. I've got your flair all set up. You should see the new tag applied to all of your posts in /r/comics automatically now.

taytaysparadigm · 1 day

Check out Tower of the Hand. It has filters you can set for spoiler levels. Watch out for the comments below articles though.

SimpleRy · 1 day

The topic title has no spoiler warning. If you want to imply certain events happen, please use a tag to do so.

Messiaz · 1 day

Please change your label to ASOS to prevent further issues with that information.

Messiaz · 1 day

Major deaths are moderated spoilers, including those of season one. Please be sure to tag all such information appropriately.

Jonomonster · 1 day

Your spoiler tag is very broken with a missing label and quotes. If you're going to post spoilers, you need to look at your posts after submission to insure the tags are working.

JBarbs · 1 day

Like all the other not-black-and-white things in the ASOIAF world, IMO that's all a matter of perspective. The Targaryens and their supporters don't think the Baratheons are lawful kings. And if you consider the real measure of a rule is how well the the people are cared for, then Stannis is a complete failure. When the Lannisters took over and started abusing the countryside, did Stannis or Renly ride out to stop them? No, they strutted around to "gather their strength" to show how good a King they COULD be. Robb's the only true King so far. He's the only one who actually led his men and protected his people and fought for the just cause. The title came to him, was placed on him by his men AFTER he stepped up to do the job. He's the only King who earned it. That's how a true King is born.

AshesEleven · 1 day

Mod note: That's a more polished version of the soundtrack list posted yesterday, and there's also this more complete version. If you like this new one, upvote it; if you think it's just a repost, mark it down. It'll be mod-removed if you all don't think it's relevant enough.

supsky · 1 day

Ned's death is a major event still moderated as a spoiler. Please repost with a title that doesn't explicitly reference that. Something like "Question about the Stark line of succession" would work fine.

Ashes-to-Phoenix · 1 day

You can press-drag with some phone readers to show the text without activating the link.

JBarbs · 1 day

Because Stannis is a stick-in-the-mud who feels it's his birthright to be the King over all of Westeros without opposition (and without having to work for it). Robb's content with The North, and would sue for peace with Stannis if Stannis could let go of The North. But Stannis doesn't want to ally; he wants everyone to bend the knee.

ericdavidmorris · 1 day

The article seemed like a nice idea with a lot of potential, but it just falls flat. Many obvious fan-favorites are missing, and it's all more inside-joking than relevant.

Rob1150 · 1 day

Please keep your posts inside the content scope of the posting policy.

extralong · 1 day

Please keep your posts inside the content scope of the posting policy.

Ashes-to-Phoenix · 1 day

There are a lot of "main" characters who all have unique perspectives on the world. Many people love some characters while hating others; it's just personal preference. All of the Stark children are key to the overall story though, and while Sansa may seem like a naive child at the start, she does mature through her own trials and hardships. Jon Snow's progression is little faster at first, but no less epic in it's arc.

Tyrion is easier to like from the beginning because he already has a clear self-image and understands his current place in the world. He's able to interact with others from a position of confidence and strength the children don't initially possess. Like all the characters, he encounters hurdles to overcome too.

Ashes-to-Phoenix · 1 day

Just mouseover the red, don't click.

BazookaTuna · 1 day

There was a subreddit poll posted a few months ago to rank the books (FAQ). AFFC is fairly consistent as last on most people's lists compared to the other books in the series.

But keep in mind ASOIAF is also consistently the top fantasy series of all time in polls too, and the worst of the best is still much better than most fantasy books. Many readers (myself included) have said AFFC is also a lot better on the second read, where the main stumbling block is that the large number of new characters are introduced in a somewhat hard to follow way.

The review-ratings you can find on Amazon, etc. for books 4 and 5 are also worthless now. People were posting 1-star reviews before AFFC and ADWD were published, slamming both books simply because the "fans" were tired of waiting.

DrewCPU · 1 day

Mod note: I've just upped the overall spoiler warning on this thread to ASOS. There have been concerns over the discussion spoiling people, so that warning should help cover it.

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