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A Play of Blood and Shot (ASOIAF NG)

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Void Stalker said:
So they hold both an area in the Reach and in the North now? And I take it run the Eastern fleet for the Starks?
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It's a bit weird. The southern Manderlys are basically Reachmen again, and the Northern ones are considered proper first men now. You would be free to run the Easter fleet. The North has about 100 ships divided between the two seas, with a third of it being dedicated Ironwood Carracks.

Also remember, trading in Ironwood weaponry or raw material is illegal and forbidden. ;)
 
@Ceslas I would like to put in a claim on House Manderly in the North.

EliudFS1 said:
It's a bit weird. The southern Manderlys are basically Reachmen again, and the Northern ones are considered proper first men now. You would be free to run the Easter fleet. The North has about 100 ships divided between the two seas, with a third of it being dedicated Ironwood Carracks.

Also remember, trading in Ironwood weaponry or raw material is illegal and forbidden. ;)
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Good to know, makes sense to keep the good stuff for our own forces. Any other restrictions on trade?
 
So, Tyrosh.
A city of artisans and craftsmen, menber of the Freehold, under the thumb of Braavos.
Where can I find more about the current state of affairs?
 
Void Stalker said:
@Ceslas I would like to put in a claim on House Manderly in the North.


Good to know, makes sense to keep the good stuff for our own forces. Any other restrictions on trade?
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That's about it. The Children of the Forrest are back in the North as well. They keep to the Forrest as per the Pact at the Isle of Faces, (You got no idea how long it took for that to happen.) though some of them do go out to trade and stuff from time to time. You have the option of having the blood of the Children of the Forrest in your bloodline like the Starks do btw. You get to live to around 115 comfortably and without illness. Only problem is you need an 85 or above to reproduce (normal is 45+) so you need to be very lucky to have offspring, but once they are conceived, they are assured to live a very long life. If you so desired, of course.

This all may sound a bit incredible, but it was the result of a 25-30 year game (the first game) and a 100 year time skip that saw the North isolate itself and sort itself out. (Timeskip at the beginig of the first one). When the second game started, I didn't have a single inkling to the secrets of gunpowder. Took me 10 years to build the Winterfell arsenal. And that is a recent occurrence. Late last game.
 
Velasco said:
"Too long. I waited for you on Dragonstone; you did not come. Your brother and mother shunned me."
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"Hey! If you were less, well forceful then maybe I would of not shunned you."

The way I see Tristifer (seeing how Wade never made a personality for him yet) is the normal one out of Owen's kids. A normal Valyiran Faith of the Seven Worshiper. Owen needs one normal kids with his others being a traitor, Aethan, and a satanist.
 
EliudFS1 said:
Hey now, that deal was made in complete secret, and there is no motivation for anyone to suspect the Starks.

I mean dragon eggs in the North?! Now that's just ridiculous! :p
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Given all the dragons that were there during the Dance...

That said it's more likely people would suspect the Daynes and Martells, who both had dragon eggs at some point.
 
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