[OOC] Blood Runs Over Westeros: A Game of Thrones RP

[agentmanatee]

Also, post will contain letter to Aerys Targaryen, and Gerald Crakehall, and the Crakehall army.

[FourtyTwo]

The turnaround on posts is like, scarily quick. We need to get other people to post, Dorne, The Vale, The North, this shit is also happening! Good to hear though, that it's all fast in some ways.

[agentmanatee]

Then mention dem folks mister co-gm! Tell em to get in on dis shiat

[agentmanatee]

Posted, letters are the important bits

[Abefroeman]

Holy Cow, you all post fast. And ba humbug, people would live a Queen to rule them. Question though, what is the likelyhood of Daenys being alive? I mean, what sort of chaos could be unleashed if he were rescued, and set loose with his dragon?

Making a post tonight once I get home.

[FourtyTwo]

@Abefroeman

This. Fuck knows what will happen, all I can say is, there's going to be bodies in the Great Hall, and I'm not quite sure if Willas will walk out of there intact if at all.

[agentmanatee]

@bluetommy2 should post... cause... well I OBVIOUSLY want to see reactions to the letters, as well as WHATEVER THE FUCK is about to go down in the Red Keep

[Bluetommy]

Dammit, I was going to do a wall report, but apparently this shit is happening.

Starting on it now.

[FourtyTwo]

Huzzah. I need sleep, I don't want to wake up to a heart attack mind, so at the very least, if you're going to brutally murder anyone, Willas is someone I'd probably imagine is closest the heart of the storm in there. Though he is a Kingsguarder mind, so he'll take a few. That is, IF you kill him...or do something worse, in which case, I'll be sobbing through my next post :P

[Bluetommy]

@kingkonrad Didn't do any of that, but a storm is coming.

[agentmanatee]

@bluetommy2 Feel free to have Kevan assist in opening those gates, he has been watching for quite some time. 100 men against ten thousand isn't much while they are organized, free of confusion and all in one place. When they are spread out, confused and unready 100 good men may be all you need for the most important job(if this becomes a three way collab with me, you and @kingkonrad let me know, I can be Kevan and any important Lords in the army)

[FourtyTwo]

Holy fuckballs, that just intensified. Daenys going through on-the-spot justice right there, Gerald attacking, and utter bedlam in the Red Keep. This is going to even need Abe to collab...those dragons are going elsewhere :P

[agentmanatee]

ALSO, guess Aerys won't get my raven eh? hehhehehehhe

[FourtyTwo]

I have a horrible feeling my next post is going to involve what is going to basically be a lot of stabbing. Lots of people are going to die, and it all depends on how Rhaenyra/Baela decide to give the Crakehalls a direct intercession from the fires, or help to get the Tyrells out above all else. I too, shall also have to collab on this- and suggest that it's a mega-post from the one of us. Possibly Apoalo?

Also, Abe, if you remember that scene I may have punted ages back, between Garland/Baela...there's a very likely chance it can now happen, albeit in slightly different circumstances :P

[Abefroeman]

AHAHAHAHAHA I would love you be your Air Evac comrade, you call, and we deliver.

[Major Ursa]

@kingkonradYeah, I have just been distracted...expected to see a certain post up as well...

Ellion: *is at the chopping block* e_e <(damn)
Headman: *admired shiny sword for a moment*
Giant Eagles: *swoops down a la lotr, saving the day*
Ellion: o_o <(...)

[Abefroeman]

Ehr mer gerd, kertup.

So, anyhow, should I wait to post, or go ahead and do what I had planned? I was going to write that the sisters and all their forces were setting sail for Dragonstone, to "defeat" the remnant Daenys Targaryen supporters, "slay" his dragon, and before Blue killed Daenys, so happen to find him as we were sailing out... but alas, he is now dead, unless that was a body double... cough cough. But, if he is dead, then I suppose I can always try and find a new rider for Bloodfyre. I mean, what?

So, what do you want me to do?

[bloonewb]

Dragonstone is still technically Stormlands, right? Should I input my 2 cents in this mighty collab?

[Abefroeman]

Historically, Dragonstone served as the seat for the Crown Prince of the Targaryen Royal Family. So to speak, the heir apparent to ascend the Iron Throne next. With the events of the Game of Thrones Books, Dragonstone fell to the Baratheons. But, when Stannis left the island for the North, it was taken over by the Lannisters/Tyrells who supported Joffrey. Who the island would have reverted back to is something of a mystery. I would assume that Danaerys and Aegon Targaryen would have reclaimed their old ancestral home, keeping it for a rainy day. The island, if it were under Targaryen control at the time of the Aegon X's death, would have been home to Daenys Targaryen, as he had not been officially removed from the heir apparent spot until after the king's death.

It could very well be jointly controlled by Baratheon and Targaryen forces. Bluetommy would be greatly appreciated in clearing this up.

If you are in charge of da big bad island, then I'd be thrilled to collab with you.

[FourtyTwo]

AHAHAHAHAHA I would love you be your Air Evac comrade, you call, and we deliver.

@Abefroeman

Actually, I think I have something far, far more horrid in mind that Garland is going to suggest the King does, in the face of squabbles in the Red Keep and a rapidly advancing Crakehall force. It's the kill the boy moment for Aerys too, when the suggestion is presented to him. The aftermath, I don't actually think anyone will want to think about. It is an alternative to GTFO'ing out of King's Landing, and I think will be shown when Aerys meets Garland, to tell him to leave.

I would imagine that Alyssa, and Edrick are also caught up in this shitstorm of events. And Garland knows he has already lost enough to get into the capital. Let's just say that 13,000-15,000 men against 35-40,000 with gates open is a difficulty, but when you add dragons to that mixture, the deaths of hundreds of thousands of innocent people come to mind to even hold the sally, among the flames. Would Garland do that? Instinctively, no. But there might be a reason for it.