Yeah would be alot nicer if there was lore mercenary groups, other mods add more mercenary groups so surely it would be possible
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Yeah would be alot nicer if there was lore mercenary groups, other mods add more mercenary groups so surely it would be possible
Were the Blackfyres landed?
As for a setting then to work, the Blackfyres would need to be a threat, and while they were in the story, in the game for a pretender to be scary he needs alot of land and that doesnt seem the way it was in the setting
Probably itd have to wait until after essos is in and then be a Ninepenny Kings scenario for a Blackfyre rebellion to be playable as atleast Maelys [i think] had all that land over there to base from.
Some things to remember for an Aegon's landing scenario:
-The Storm Kings rule up to the Blackwater, so all of the Crownlands south of it.
-The Riverlands are controlled by the Ironborn under Harren the Black. They control the Crownlands to the Blackwater in the south and Duskendale to the east.
-Crackclaw Point is full of independent lords.
-Dorne, The North, and the rest of the territories appear to be the same.
-The Storm Kings rule up to the Blackwater, so all of the Crownlands south of it.
-The Riverlands are controlled by the Ironborn under Harren the Black. They control the Crownlands to the Blackwater in the south and Duskendale to the east.
-Crackclaw Point is full of independent lords.
-Dorne, The North, and the rest of the territories appear to be the same.
Actually, the Yronwoods should be independent of Dorne. I believe they controlled Yronwood to Starfall, so everything west of Brimstone.
Would All the riverlands be under Harren? or would some be under the rock or vale?
with the region not defined until Aegon.
Also should be called Aegon's Landing? Aegon's Conquest might be a better name as then you could have Aegon's Landing for a scenario where Aegon 'Young Griff' has just landed with the first name.
Another question there might not be an answer for in lore, so just in mod wise, what religion should Aegon the Conqueror be? As its stated quite clearly that he converted to the Faith to legitimise his conquest, but it isnt said what he was before. Should he already be of the Faith to make him part of Westeros or have one of the essos religions or have a unique to him to make him utterly alone until he conquers somewhere?
with the region not defined until Aegon.
Also should be called Aegon's Landing? Aegon's Conquest might be a better name as then you could have Aegon's Landing for a scenario where Aegon 'Young Griff' has just landed with the first name.
Another question there might not be an answer for in lore, so just in mod wise, what religion should Aegon the Conqueror be? As its stated quite clearly that he converted to the Faith to legitimise his conquest, but it isnt said what he was before. Should he already be of the Faith to make him part of Westeros or have one of the essos religions or have a unique to him to make him utterly alone until he conquers somewhere?
Harren controlled to Harrenhal, so I think he probably ruled all of the existing Riverlands at the time.
We haven't come up with specific scenario(s) for Aegon's Conquest, but it will probably be called Aegon's Conquest.
Valyria had its own separate religion featuring its own gods (Aegon named his dragons after said gods), so I imagine when the time comes we'll set up the Valyrian religion. As of now, though, it's a moot point.
We've discussed what lands we'd be giving to Daemon in the event of a hypothetical Blackfyre Rebellion scenario (it's definitely a thing we want to do someday). The general conclusion was that the Blackfyre Rebellion seemed to consist largely of the more powerful minor houses fighting against the major ones, so it'd be a war very much unlike Robert's Rebellion or the War of Five Kings. The general consensus was that we'd probably have Daemon as Lord of Summerhall, with the Reach as his primary LP-level backer. Still, anything we do regarding the Blackfyre Rebellion is going to be very iffy indeed unless GRRM gives us more information on it.
If my character has a Valyrian steel sword, and then he dies will the heir inherit the sword? Or do i have to do the intrigue event for my heir to inherit it?
You can currently attempt to hire the Golden Company via decision, it has 10000 troops and hence is very powerful and very expensive.
I might extend this to other canon companys if the mechanic is recieved well.
Why is Demand Religious Conversion so ridiculously high on the piety requirement and how do I change this? I wanted to play a game with some R'hhlor events but the penalties are ridiculous.
He should pass it on, although there might be a small chance of losing it. Especially in battles, I guess.
On Valyrian Swords, shouldnt Lord Commanders of the Watch pass their sword onto their successor, not have it revert to their family?
Currently when Jon dies if Rob won then the starks ends up with two named valyrian swords is all, especially given how the watch has that good motive to want to keep the swords with them.
Also on Rhllor, wouldnt a good way for it to have conversion but no one else, be for the maester court position to be fillable by either maestars or red priests, and replace one of the missions with the CK2 conversion one but have it so only red priests in service to R'hllor characters can use [and make the other two so red priests cant use them?] or maybe thatd be more complicated then whatever youve already got planned for it.
Personally, i like the Golden Company by decision hiring, but if you had it for alot of mercs then it'd clutter the decision screen somewhat. Maybe not thats just the initial thought on it.
Currently when Jon dies if Rob won then the starks ends up with two named valyrian swords is all, especially given how the watch has that good motive to want to keep the swords with them.
Also on Rhllor, wouldnt a good way for it to have conversion but no one else, be for the maester court position to be fillable by either maestars or red priests, and replace one of the missions with the CK2 conversion one but have it so only red priests in service to R'hllor characters can use [and make the other two so red priests cant use them?] or maybe thatd be more complicated then whatever youve already got planned for it.
Personally, i like the Golden Company by decision hiring, but if you had it for alot of mercs then it'd clutter the decision screen somewhat. Maybe not thats just the initial thought on it.
Also, looking through Red Priest events, not only is there no way for the religion to spread to your courtiers or vassals, it also appears that one of the coolest things (death magic) is only usable by Stannis on Renly (I thought it would be like the generic Braavosi event) Is this the case or am I reading it wrong?
After I got the Red Priest from Essos event while playing as Dorne I've been trying to figure out a way to play a nice scenario where he goes fire obsessed but unfortunately, the Rh'llor events are disappointing.
After I got the Red Priest from Essos event while playing as Dorne I've been trying to figure out a way to play a nice scenario where he goes fire obsessed but unfortunately, the Rh'llor events are disappointing.
I liked them, id be dissapointed if they gave instant magic or treated everyone as stannis. The prophesies pretty specific and the group of people like stannis who if you squint kinda look like they fulfill it under certain light is pretty small, so it really wouldnt make sense for every convert to get a magic wielding priest and the title of promised prince. The majority of converts and the majority of red priest arent really up to much.
The inability to spread it is really the only issue, and theres plenty solutions to that.
The inability to spread it is really the only issue, and theres plenty solutions to that.
He's not Azor Ahai (that's pretty clear) and even Thoros got up to pretty crazy stuff. Its clear in the books that magic is making a comeback and I don't really think its specific to the characters we've seen on screen. (Personally I think Melisendre is flying blind but that's just me)
I'm not asking for events that constantly spawn but instead for the possibility of others to do what Stannis and Melisendre did. Tear apart the court with religion, burn some prisoners, do dark magics and kill their rivals. If I want to play as a Dornishman who plots a revenge of fire and blood, there shouldn't be hold-ups because I'm not Stannis. Besides, the chance factors mean only human players will see the events for the most part. (And based on my short playtime there are a lot of drawbacks to converting)
As said there's the Braavosi event which I've seen spawn multiple times. (Once as Mance Rayder, which was kinda fun.)
I'm not asking for events that constantly spawn but instead for the possibility of others to do what Stannis and Melisendre did. Tear apart the court with religion, burn some prisoners, do dark magics and kill their rivals. If I want to play as a Dornishman who plots a revenge of fire and blood, there shouldn't be hold-ups because I'm not Stannis. Besides, the chance factors mean only human players will see the events for the most part. (And based on my short playtime there are a lot of drawbacks to converting)
As said there's the Braavosi event which I've seen spawn multiple times. (Once as Mance Rayder, which was kinda fun.)
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I didnt say he was, i said he was close enough for Melisendre to think he was. Thoros did, after the dragons came back and in exceptional circumstances but not much and not the same tricks as her either, and the priests who arent important to the narrative, the dozens in oldtown, presumably hundreds in volantis that are mentioned but dont do anything impressive, which is why they dont get more then a mention. Two in ten thousand is never a majority.
To get to doing the dark magics you ought to need a chain where both priest and lord need good traits or stats and with a fair amount of risk along with it too.
Actually, the books made a point that all of the Red Priest's magic was becoming more impressive. The Volantis chapters definitely implied that they were strengthened somehow by the rebirth of dragons.
Playing as Stannis, I got the event to use shadow magic to kill Cersei when I started a plot to kill her. So it's not limited to Renly.
After re-reading the events you are correct. I was confused by the limit flags, which I still don't understand but I do see it can trigger for anyone.
Yes, Valyrian Steel Swords are inherited automatically upon death.
It's to prevent the Iron Throne forcibly converting the Northmen to the Faith of the Seven in every single game. We would have eliminated the diplomatic option entirely, but it was impossible. We're looking into alternate ways to forcibly convert people to R'hllor.
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