Confirmation of long-held theory?

[Juliet Burke]

Do you know what that theory is?

https://mobile.twitter.com/westerosorg/status/429328338323517440

[aryagonnakill#2]

Logistical detail was Rans hint about it, I assume he is referring to the faceless men causing the doom. The world book tells us how they managed it, the Valyrian pyromancers had ben keeping the Doom in check, whether their own magic caused it or whether it was just a super eruption is unknown, but the FM unleashed the Doom by killing the pyromancers that held it in check. Interestingly enough, they were probably paid to assassinate the pyromaners by rival Valyrians using the gold the Lannisters paid for Brightoar.

[Juliet Burke]

Logistical detail was Rans hint about it, I assume he is referring to the faceless men causing the doom. The world book tells us how they managed it, the Valyrian pyromancers had ben keeping the Doom in check, whether their own magic caused it or whether it was just a super eruption is unknown, but the FM unleashed the Doom by killing the pyromancers that held it in check. Interestingly enough, they were probably paid to assassinate the pyromaners by rival Valyrians using the gold the Lannisters paid for Brightoar.

But is it very popular theory?

[Ser Cold Fingers]

Here is Ran talking about it.

It was that Jaime and Cersei were Aerys' children...but TWoIaF disproves it.

But the logistics that would make it possible that Tyrion is Aery's son are in the book as well.

[Juliet Burke]

Here is Ran talking about it.

It was that Jaime and Cersei were Aerys' children...but TWoIaF disproves it.

But the logistics that would make it possible that Tyrion is Aery's son are in the book as well.

Oh, thanks