The only possible impact you could argue this had means Sam indirectly responsible for the destruction of KL.
Jorah used this sword to defend Daenerys, and I suppose you can argue that (in-universe) with an inferior dragonglass weapon he wouldn't have been able to protect her as well (or he may have died previously) and she may have been killed before the NK died.
However, if Sam hadn't stolen it then presumably Daenerys would have confiscated it from Randyll after the Loot Train battle, in which case it probably would have ended up in Jorah's hands regardless lol.
Wilfox69 on November 7th, 2019 at 21:27 UTC »
That mcguffin rule... those D&D are revolutionary story tellers
walkthisway34 on November 7th, 2019 at 22:16 UTC »
The only possible impact you could argue this had means Sam indirectly responsible for the destruction of KL.
Jorah used this sword to defend Daenerys, and I suppose you can argue that (in-universe) with an inferior dragonglass weapon he wouldn't have been able to protect her as well (or he may have died previously) and she may have been killed before the NK died.
However, if Sam hadn't stolen it then presumably Daenerys would have confiscated it from Randyll after the Loot Train battle, in which case it probably would have ended up in Jorah's hands regardless lol.
HotpieTargaryen on November 7th, 2019 at 22:22 UTC »
This is weak tea compared how fucked Sam’s whole story was in the show. Not even a moment with Marwyn.