So I decided to steel my resolve and dive into the word diarrhea that is anything Tobs touches and talked to the cat-paladin in Cait's whore temple...gotta admit some of the stuff he said was more than just pretentious word salad, in particularl these two:
I gotta say, that's an angle I'd be more than willing to explore, I think the "small hero in big catastrophe" could work, it takes a huge conflict and boils it down to a personal level allowing for more emotional narratives , IMO this is the "no power fantasy" Savin speaks of but done right (kind of like the Mandalorian in a sense, you're just some guy surviving in the shadows of a huge conflict, yet your struggles feel so real and relatable you can't help but get involved.)
MY ONLY ISSUE WITH THEM TAKING THIS ANGLE THO is how it flip-flops our character's narrative, we're like the Schrodinger Hero being both the most important and directly involved mortal with this threat and an above-average nobody who's just fumbling around and working with way bigger heroes left and right, if we were presented as a nobody from the get-go/a scout from these so-called great armies then that sort of "no power fantasy/smal soldier in big war" narrative style COULD HAVE WORKED, but oh well.
I gotta say, that's an angle I'd be more than willing to explore, I think the "small hero in big catastrophe" could work, it takes a huge conflict and boils it down to a personal level allowing for more emotional narratives , IMO this is the "no power fantasy" Savin speaks of but done right (kind of like the Mandalorian in a sense, you're just some guy surviving in the shadows of a huge conflict, yet your struggles feel so real and relatable you can't help but get involved.)
MY ONLY ISSUE WITH THEM TAKING THIS ANGLE THO is how it flip-flops our character's narrative, we're like the Schrodinger Hero being both the most important and directly involved mortal with this threat and an above-average nobody who's just fumbling around and working with way bigger heroes left and right, if we were presented as a nobody from the get-go/a scout from these so-called great armies then that sort of "no power fantasy/smal soldier in big war" narrative style COULD HAVE WORKED, but oh well.
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