I think my wife may divorce me for getting her to watch and love Game of Thrones.
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This is why, in the Diaspora!FATE-based Game of Thrones game a friend ran, I made sure all ten Aspects could be self-compelled to avoid attending a wedding. The GM could get me to the wedding, sure, but he was going to have to hand me a big stack of FATE points to do so. Only time I've ever cheesed FATE, and I'm still amazed the character functioned as anything other than a wedding-avoider.
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