Game of Thrones ~ Legacy (OOC/Open)

[Caralia]

True on both counts, Steffon has some Vassals that need to be dealt with, but nothing a few feasts and public holidays won't fix. And I was under the Impression of 14 being the age of adulthood in Westeros, So he is rather Close to Adulthood. (Just Realised Steffon has Robert's Valyrian Steel Warhammer, This makes me happy.)

Robert's hammer wasn't Valyrian steel.

And now I am again reminded that the Internet Lies. You are Correct, Apologies.
On the Topic, what happened to Widow's Wail?

[Lunas Legion]

Robert's hammer wasn't Valyrian steel.

And now I am again reminded that the Internet Lies. You are Correct, Apologies.
On the Topic, what happened to Widow's Wail?

I presume I am in possession of it, seeing as Tommen had it.

[Caralia]

Alrighty.

[Arlye Austros]

House Hardyng-Stark will search Amazon for some Valyrian Blade of their own.

[Caralia]

Seeing as the Baratheons don't have one, and no Bannermen that have one, Time for some Lightbringing.

[Kuhlfros]

House Hardyng-Stark will search Amazon for some Valyrian Blade of their own.

Lol, A certain stark will be using the Essos Ebay for Valyrian Steel

[Lorellion]

Seems kind of weird to see Blackwood and Bracken fighting on the same side.


Either that, or well in his nineties or something like that. Open to interpretation.

I will take blackwood...

EDIT: That is also not very many banners... maybe half of the houses sworn to Riverrun

Well there are others, but they don't all have castles. I just included the more important ones.

[Theocracy of Catholicism]

Oh snap, Stark-Baratheon alliance, as well as the Stark-Hardyng and Stark-Lannister alliance... Rickon could create a large force should he accept

[Lunas Legion]

Oh snap, Stark-Baratheon alliance, as well as the Stark-Hardyng and Stark-Lannister alliance... Rickon could create a large force should he accept

He should accept. Then have the entire alliance bloc sit out the war and feast and hold tourneys and stuff.

[Nuxipal]

Oh snap, Stark-Baratheon alliance, as well as the Stark-Hardyng and Stark-Lannister alliance... Rickon could create a large force should he accept

He should accept. Then have the entire alliance bloc sit out the war and feast and hold tourneys and stuff.

And to think, I am just sitting here planning on pulling those houses together to destroy Tyrell.. I am working out incentives as well.

[Caralia]

Oh snap, Stark-Baratheon alliance, as well as the Stark-Hardyng and Stark-Lannister alliance... Rickon could create a large force should he accept

He should accept. Then have the entire alliance bloc sit out the war and feast and hold tourneys and stuff.

Sounds Good.

[Kuhlfros]

Ah the Starks are Powerful
Anyways there are two things an honorable Stark would do
Support Crassius/Targ (Unfortunatley Rickon does not know of the set up the Tyrells did against them)
Support Steffon (Baratheons hold the Claim after Crassius, since we know not of the Bloodfyres....actually Baratheons should still have a stronger claim than them since we don't know they are legitimised)

[Caralia]

Steffon at Current is absolutely fine with house Crassius Inheriting (For Now), They'll die out evetually. Dragons Die out, but there are always Stags somewhere.

[Lunas Legion]

:D Ah the Starks are Powerful
Anyways there are two things an honorable Stark would do
Support Crassius/Targ (Unfortunatley Rickon does not know of the set up the Tyrells did against them)
Support Steffon (Baratheons hold the Claim after Crassius, since we know not of the Bloodfyres....actually Baratheons should still have a stronger claim than them since we don't know they are legitimised)

No, you should support the Lannisters (since unlike the other two, we actually sat our asses on the World's Most Uncomfortable Chair before this).

[Theocracy of Catholicism]

Steffon at Current is absolutely fine with house Crassius Inheriting (For Now), They'll die out evetually. Dragons Die out, but there are always Stags somewhere.

was that a money reference? sounds like something the master of coin would say

[Caralia]

That was not, Pretend it was if it makes me sound more gooder. And hey, We also sat on the most painful Seat, Saying the Lannisters did Is further admitting the incest of Cersei and Jaime.

[Logistica Suprema]

I fail to understand why so many people would believe the Crassius/Bloodfyre claim. I mean, do they have any documentation that couldn't have been forged? Did Daenerys publicize their descent? Perhaps that would have been the wiser move.

[Caralia]

The above post makes me want to go and sit in storms end cackling.

[Nuxipal]

I fail to understand why so many people would believe the Crassius/Bloodfyre claim. I mean, do they have any documentation that couldn't have been forged? Did Daenerys publicize their descent? Perhaps that would have been the wiser move.

There are papers proving the Bloodfyre claim should we press it. And not just the scroll that was presented to Crassius. Lets just say that the timing of the Queen's death was almost too perfect to try and prevent the possible inheritance of the Iron Throne by Ixidor.

[Logistica Suprema]

The above post makes me want to go and sit in storms end cackling.

Cackling? As in, the laughing fit demonstrated when amusement is derived, usually at the suffering of others? I should hope I am misunderstanding this comment.

I fail to understand why so many people would believe the Crassius/Bloodfyre claim. I mean, do they have any documentation that couldn't have been forged? Did Daenerys publicize their descent? Perhaps that would have been the wiser move.

There are papers proving the Bloodfyre claim should we press it. And not just the scroll that was presented to Crassius. Lets just say that the timing of the Queen's death was almost too perfect to try and prevent the possible inheritance of the Iron Throne by Ixidor.

Whether or not those papers are true is irrelevant. It is whether people believe those papers that matters, and, if we are being honest, I do not think people will be too keen on believing the bastard descendant of Euron Greyjoy is here to claim the Iron Throne after having lived half-way across the world all their lives.

[Caralia]

The above post makes me want to go and sit in storms end cackling.

Cackling? As in, the laughing fit demonstrated when amusement is derived, usually at the suffering of others? I should hope I am misunderstanding this comment.

Laughing in the sense of someone amused with how the world is going, as if it is going to plan. Cackling was perhaps a poor choice of words.

[Nuxipal]

The above post makes me want to go and sit in storms end cackling.

Cackling? As in, the laughing fit demonstrated when amusement is derived, usually at the suffering of others? I should hope I am misunderstanding this comment.

There are papers proving the Bloodfyre claim should we press it. And not just the scroll that was presented to Crassius. Lets just say that the timing of the Queen's death was almost too perfect to try and prevent the possible inheritance of the Iron Throne by Ixidor.

Whether or not those papers are true is irrelevant. It is whether people believe those papers that matters, and, if we are being honest, I do not think people will be too keen on believing the bastard descendant of Euron Greyjoy is here to claim the Iron Throne after having lived half-way across the world all their lives.

Which is why he didn't initially come to claim the throne. He came to buy himself lands and a title worthy of his birth. Unfortunately.. the coup happened the same day he arrived in Westeros. He spent all of 3 days in Westeros before going back to Essos. I have a plan laid out for him. If things get messed up enough he may even try to claim the throne. Or maybe claim the Iron Isles.. or go back to the initial plan of buying a title and lands if the war ends before he returns. Who would say no to having a Dragonrider helping enforce the peace they just won?

[Logistica Suprema]

Cackling? As in, the laughing fit demonstrated when amusement is derived, usually at the suffering of others? I should hope I am misunderstanding this comment.

Laughing in the sense of someone amused with how the world is going, as if it is going to plan. Cackling was perhaps a poor choice of words.

Indeed, I was going to say. It seems the Baratheons and the Lannisters are taking up the method of waiting.

Cackling? As in, the laughing fit demonstrated when amusement is derived, usually at the suffering of others? I should hope I am misunderstanding this comment.



Whether or not those papers are true is irrelevant. It is whether people believe those papers that matters, and, if we are being honest, I do not think people will be too keen on believing the bastard descendant of Euron Greyjoy is here to claim the Iron Throne after having lived half-way across the world all their lives.

Which is why he didn't initially come to claim the throne. He came to buy himself lands and a title worthy of his birth. Unfortunately.. the coup happened the same day he arrived in Westeros. He spent all of 3 days in Westeros before going back to Essos. I have a plan laid out for him. If things get messed up enough he may even try to claim the throne. Or maybe claim the Iron Isles.. or go back to the initial plan of buying a title and lands if the war ends before he returns. Who would say no to having a Dragonrider helping enforce the peace they just won?

A tactically successful move. Of course, tactical caution could only pull him so far up the social ladder.

[Nuxipal]

Laughing in the sense of someone amused with how the world is going, as if it is going to plan. Cackling was perhaps a poor choice of words.

Indeed, I was going to say. It seems the Baratheons and the Lannisters are taking up the method of waiting.

Which is why he didn't initially come to claim the throne. He came to buy himself lands and a title worthy of his birth. Unfortunately.. the coup happened the same day he arrived in Westeros. He spent all of 3 days in Westeros before going back to Essos. I have a plan laid out for him. If things get messed up enough he may even try to claim the throne. Or maybe claim the Iron Isles.. or go back to the initial plan of buying a title and lands if the war ends before he returns. Who would say no to having a Dragonrider helping enforce the peace they just won?

A tactically successful move. Of course, tactical caution could only pull him so far up the social ladder.

Tactical Caution and 50 years of paper work can pull him up a good bit further.

[Logistica Suprema]

Indeed, I was going to say. It seems the Baratheons and the Lannisters are taking up the method of waiting.



A tactically successful move. Of course, tactical caution could only pull him so far up the social ladder.

Tactical Caution and 50 years of paper work can pull him up a good bit further.

From the perspective of all of tradition Westeros: "tactical caution and 50 years of forged paper work can pull him up a good bit further."