Or we be magnanimous, giving Robert 1 chance to surrender and go to the Wall, and capture Jon Arryn alive and send him to the Wall, Robert will of course not take that offer, but the fact that we gave him the chance will mean something, and sending Jon Arryn to the Wall instead of killing him, will make getting full support in the Vale easier.
At the time when he had to flee, Lys looked perfectly safe, as we had apparently cordial relations with the city.
Shh! They're still gestating...
I do wonder if we'll see him, now that you've mentioned him. But I'd be very surprised if he actually does well enough to get our attention.
We don't even know if they have indeed gone into exile, or at least I don't think we know that, with all the changes from magic returning, Jorah might have made different choices, like deciding to go adventuring instead of trading in slaves.
While trying to write a joking response to this, I've looked up the Mormonts and noticed two things.
1. Jorah Mormont and his wife Lynesse Hightower should currently live in Lys.
1.1. It took them half a year to run out of money at which point Jorah started to work as a sellsword. They either ran out recently or are on their last dregs if I recall the timing of his exile correctly.
1.2. Lynesse had a dalliance with some Lyseni magister, becoming his concubine. Either that never happened here or there is a decent chance that she died in the clean-up of the Spicers, as her husband was noted to openly favor her over his actual wife and was a merchant, so it's reasonable to assume that she was in the assembly during the purge.
2. Unlike what I thought, it's not Jeors granddaughter currently ruling Bear Isle, but his sister, Maege Mormont.
I really do hope Viserys gets to meet him.
WHOOPS.
Someone wrote a neat series of Canon omakes last year that centered on the Mormonts. It confirmed that Jorah had already gone into exile for selling men into slavery.
That would be hilarious.
You are thinking too small. We need to relocate his favorite brothel, and the entire larder and wine cellar of the Red Keep.
I believe Jorah's exile was referenced in the quest, if indirectly.
On a side note, I've been looking forward to treating with Maege Mormont forever. I have a deep fondness for no-nonsense lords who take their duties seriously. It's pretty much the reason that Viserys wanted to loot Jeor Mormont the instant he met the man.While trying to write a joking response to this, I've looked up the Mormonts and noticed two things.
1. Jorah Mormont and his wife Lynesse Hightower should currently live in Lys.
1.1. It took them half a year to run out of money at which point Jorah started to work as a sellsword. They either ran out recently or are on their last dregs if I recall the timing of his exile correctly.
1.2. Lynesse had a dalliance with some Lyseni magister, becoming his concubine. Either that never happened here or there is a decent chance that she died in the clean-up of the Spicers, as her husband was noted to openly favor her over his actual wife and was a merchant, so it's reasonable to assume that she was in the assembly during the purge.
2. Unlike what I thought, it's not Jeors granddaughter currently ruling Bear Isle, but his sister, Maege Mormont.
Someone wrote a neat series of Canon omakes last year that centered on the Mormonts. It confirmed that Jorah had already gone into exile for selling men into slavery.
I can't remember who wrote them, though.
This is King's Landing, where large structures have a habit of disappearing lately... (I wonder why?)
I'm tempted to auction it off afterwards as "Robert's wine".
Wait, what? What buildings have been disappearing? Who's been stealing our thunder?!
But how will we attract readers for the new Book of Lost Buildings if no one knows we stole them? It's all about brand recognition.
The Alchemist's Guildhall and every other structure on the premises?I'm tempted to auction it off afterwards as "Robert's wine".
Wait, what? What buildings have been disappearing? Who's been stealing our thunder?!
