[OOC] Game of Thrones : The Pact of Ice and Fire (Always Open)

[Celeste]

@MrDidact The trip was goooooooooood. Very relaxing stuff. Basically spent two weeks in the South American equivalent of the Vale. :P

[Greenie]

@CelesteThat sounds lovely!

[Celeste]

@MrDidact Pooooooosted. It's not much, but it's something. :P

[Celeste]

@Greenie It certainly is. :3

[FourtyTwo]

@Celeste

Awesome post btw!

Oh, and with Ellion, Mychel and Merebelle.....



*hums lonely island*

[Celeste]

@kingkonrad I bless your post. :3

[Asura]

Blatantly homosexual.

[MrDidact]

@Celeste It was a good post. I like how much of a little schemer Mychel is.

I will say though that the Winged Knights are at least intended to be competent. The Knights of the Vale are among the best knights in the realm generally speaking, and the Winged Knights should be a good representation of them despite being a new order.

@Spud I understand the feeling, there's no rush, the thread will be here if you're freed up.

@Masterkeun I don't think Roose's true intentions of the Battle of the Green Fork ever became common knowledge, or if anyone even suspected him of the treachery. Tywin Lannister is a brilliant commander after all and in the chaos of war, nobody exactly caught on to what Roose was doing. Even 25 years later, I doubt anyone would know. Plus, he had a double purpose and actually tried to win the battle, so it wasn't a straight betrayal either. And the Freys and Boltons were pretty chummy afterwards either way.

But fair enough, your character's action is understandable.

@Asura The best kind if you ask me.

@kingkonrad Will message you and @Abefroeman about the collab, things have been pretty busy on a personal end recently.

[Celeste]

@Asura Yaaaaaas

[ethanjory]

I may have an interest in this. What's currently the status of House Tully so far in this RP?

[MrDidact]

@ethanjory The Tullys have no player but are run by Lord Edmure and Lady Roslin, are the paramount house of the Riverlands, and are closely allied with the Starks and the Iron Throne. Currently attending the royal wedding in King's Landing.

[agentmanatee]

@MrDidact I am afraid I must wihdraw from this RP

I apoligize for my lack of contribution durting the time I was here

[MrDidact]

@agentmanatee Have some personal things come up?

That's very regrettable but, if you ever decide to come back the door will be open.

[bloonewb]

A theoretically unified state divided into many squabbling lordships, a strongly inbred monarch at the head, and with the late 5th season, a formal alliance between the spiritual and secular power.

Is the Kingdom of Westeros turning into the Holy Roman Empire?

[MrDidact]

@bloonewb There's some parallels certainly. But the kingdom is a lot more secular now than under the Fall King.

[Celeste]

@bloonewbTargaryens = Habsburgs confirmed!!!!!

I wonder who would be the Hohenzollerns in this scenario.

[FourtyTwo]

@Celeste

I always think of the House of Tyrell as something from Aquitaine, or Burgandy, just their quite chill and rosy attitude just comes to mind, mixed with ciiiider in the South West (Somerset?). Haven't played CK2/studied that part of medieval history in a while, so I couldn't remind myself of that particular house, but to suggest they're like the Angevins....that's more a Lannister thing :P

[bloonewb]

This was how I interpreted it.

Dorne = Milan + Venice
Reach = Provence
Vale = Switzerland
Stormlands = Bosnia + Croatia
North = South Denmark + Pomerania
Riverlands = The Rhine
Westerlands = Austria

[FourtyTwo]

Dorne = Spain/Morocco (hot as fuck tbh, plus the general fashion and architecture)
Reach = Provence (or Somerset, it's warm, pleasant, has rolling hills and valleys)
Vale = Wales (it's mountainous, filled with little, and a LOT like Wales, though their obsession with dragons do remind me of the Targs...)
Stormlands = The South (of the UK (it's rainy as fuck, lots of angry people)
North = The North (of the UK (refrence Bean, 2011), plus t'up north and everyone's hard as fuck)
Riverlands = The Rhine
Westerlands = (not sure, but not really Austria....there really aren't any equivalents to a plateau'd, gold-filled coastal place, unless you count bits of Northern France.)

@bloonewb

Fixed :P Don't agree with your North/Dorne ideas if this is Geographical, but we can disagree to agree :P

[Greenie]

Tsk Tsk! Aren't we forgetting the most important Iron Islands? O_O

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