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Akio said:
I know, I plan for him to be essentially my version of the mountain at least in size so i wanted to distinguish him in a few ways from the lord of house umbar
Well calling Lord Umber the mountain is a bit misleading... he is taller than the Greatjon but most Umbers are rather large, the only reason Smalljon Umber was called Smalljon was because he wasn't quite as tall as Greatjon, not because he is small.


From what I have read Lord Umber isn't really anything like the Mountain except from his height.
 
Lord Tiber Lannister and bride.
I am very happy to hear of the advance in the date of your wedding, true love should never be delayed, the House of Tully will of course still be in attendance, and shall certainly not miss the wedding of their cousin the Lady Leanne Brax for something so simple as a change of date. However it brings me little joy to say that His Lordship Walder Tully may not be able to be in attendance for this happy day, Lord Walder has unfortunately fallen ill after his travels from King's Landing and has been forced to stop with his vassals the Whents of Harrenhal, being unable to travel in his current state, I assure you that he would not miss this lightly and has even had to skip the wedding of his darling granddaughter Lady Agnes Tully, whom he loves dearly.


Let us pray for Lord Walder's speedy recovery and drink to his health during your wedding celebration.


Barba Tully, Lady Regent of the Riverlands.


P.S. I am informed by Lord Vance that a few men from the Golden Tooth lost their way and found themselves in the Riverlands, fear not however, they have been escorted back to their rightful place within their own region, let us hope they learn to better follow a map in future.
@WanderingJester This is the letter Barba sent to Tiber.
 
Mhmm ok, this guy is probably similar in size to the mountain though he lacks his intentional cruelty and he is a smith
 
Hypnos said:
Frey has 4,700 men in this RP as of the spreadsheet, when Jester gave you the number he forgot to add the troops of the Frey vassals.
Archon said:
@WanderingJester
Well, if I have those numbers this conversation was pointless. I was under the impression that I was significantly stronger than that since the Crossing hasn't been in a war in centuries, and Egyll - as stated in the bio - took extra measures to invest a great deal of Frey wealth into improving the levy.


Keep in mind 4,000 is the calculated Frey strength after they lost a boat load of men fighting for Robb. I'd say 1,000 men is fair estimation of how much they lost. Now saying they had 5,000 men seems reasonable to me, but in the bio I'm thinking my statement of 7,000 is a little too far?


Should I go halfway with 6,000, or less still with 5,500? Besides Harrenhal, I'm certain The Crossing is the strongest vassal of the Riverlands by a fair margin...


That toll makes them shockingly rich, and if Wyman can afford to build a whole navy based off of White Harbor's wealth, I see no reason as to why centuries of treasure hoarding couldn't outfit 2,000 extra fighting men.
Numbers still stands. 4700 would not be able to win in an all out attack against 10000 men stationed outside of their walls, while another 10000 marched to take the other side of the fortress. The ratio would still be more than 2:1 against the Freys. I figured the 900 men of the vassals wouldn't make that much of difference. If I had 300 men along with 600 more and I see a force of 10000 against a force of 3800, I would pack up and go home, liege or no liege. That's a suicide attack unless I can kill their commander fast enough, which I don't think I can realistically do, especially if he's in the middle of that 10000 men.


Even if we go with upper limit of 6000 as you would still be outnumbered to the point where 4000 extra men would be stabby/slicey on the Freys especially when they come out of their walls. The losses would be much heavier on the Lannisters side to be sure, but the Freys would still lose without something major happening on the field, especially against the entrenched camps of the holding force.

Hypnos said:
We discussed the matter of giving people Valyrian Steel a long while ago back in old chat, we generally agreed that only canon Valyrian steel should be allowed from here on out (Though it @TheAncientCenturion or @WanderingJester are in disagreement we can discuss it again)
I'm of the same opinion as before about V-Steel. Sorry guys.

Akio said:
Yes because if he was provoking someone he wouldnt be ready to defend himself. And unless Tiber was teir 6 fighter or a mage with a spell i can't block I dont think he could kill an agility fighter in one blow if he was aware it was coming. I dont pay much attention to teir lists
I think the point is if Tiber's talking the Cayden in such a manner he'll probably have several times Cayden's forces surrounding them, like how there were tens of thousands of men at Casterly Rock when he received Roland. If a fight occurred, unless Cayden can kill Tiber within the first few seconds, even with the Lionsguard in the room, he would simply walk out while hundreds of men rush into it, all intend on killing Cayden.

Leusis said:
I was talking more Tiber would lift a finger and 10 bolts would find their way into Cayden's back.
Or that lol.

SirDerpingtonIV said:
HAELGA FOR QUEEN. PEACEFUL IRONBORN BEST IRONBORN.
Also you forgot that Corbis has Ser Twenty of House Goodmen.
She's got my vote.

Hypnos said:
@WanderingJester This is the letter Barba sent to Tiber.
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WanderingJester said:
Numbers still stands. 4700 would not be able to win in an all out attack against 10000 men stationed outside of their walls, while another 10000 marched to take the other side of the fortress. The ratio would still be more than 2:1 against the Freys. I figured the 900 men of the vassals wouldn't make that much of difference. If I had 300 men along with 600 more and I see a force of 10000 against a force of 3800, I would pack up and go home, liege or no liege. That's a suicide attack unless I can kill their commander fast enough, which I don't think I can realistically do, especially if he's in the middle of that 10000 men.
Even if we go with upper limit of 6000 as you would still be outnumbered to the point where 3000 extra men would be stabby/slicey on the Freys especially when they come out of their walls. The losses would be much heavier on the Lannisters side to be sure, but they would still, lose without something major happening on the field, especially against the entrenched camps of the holding force.


I'm of the same opinion as before about V-Steel. Sorry guys.


I think the point is if Tiber's talking the Cayden in such a manner he'll probably have several times Cayden's forces surrounding them, like how there were tens of thousands of men at Casterly Rock when he received Roland. If a fight occurred, unless Cayden can kill Tiber within the first few seconds, even with the Lionsguard in the room, he would simply walk out while hundreds of men rush into it, all intend on killing Cayden.


Or that lol.


She's got my vote.


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Once again I hope he would not put himself in a situation like that where he would insult someone woth such overwhelming numbers surrounding him. He doesn't attack first ethier for the most part
 
Lancelot said:
Hightower would need to be invited.
It would be implied that all the Reach Lords would receive the news even if they're not personally IC invited to Highgarden. Many of the lords would get a raven (off screen if you will), and ride to Highgarden (also off screen). Just wondering when the ceremony would start in terms of just IC stuff (unless it's just sort of time skipped over, which I don't think is going to since it's sort of an important event here).
 
Besides i want them independent enough to carry out their own actions by themselves if they have too. They just happen to serve him
 
WanderingJester said:
Numbers still stands. 4700 would not be able to win in an all out attack against 10000 men stationed outside of their walls, while another 10000 marched to take the other side of the fortress. The ratio would still be more than 2:1 against the Freys. I figured the 900 men of the vassals wouldn't make that much of difference. If I had 300 men along with 600 more and I see a force of 10000 against a force of 3800, I would pack up and go home, liege or no liege. That's a suicide attack unless I can kill their commander fast enough, which I don't think I can realistically do, especially if he's in the middle of that 10000 men.
Even if we go with upper limit of 6000 as you would still be outnumbered to the point where 4000 extra men would be stabby/slicey on the Freys especially when they come out of their walls. The losses would be much heavier on the Lannisters side to be sure, but the Freys would still lose without something major happening on the field, especially against the entrenched camps of the holding force.
Just try to remember that in the battle of the Trident that the loyalists completely expected to win when they only had 40,000 and the rebels had 35,000. Thats only a 13% size difference between the rebels and loyalists. If the Freys intended to attack a 10,000 man force with their full force they would be fighting a force 106% larger. Just remember the loyalists were sure they would win with just a 13% size advantage during the trident.
 
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Akio said:
He uses a Dragonbone bow that he won off a Darthraki horselord in a bet
Hold up, how the hell did one of Cayden's subordinates just end up winning what is likely a more rare item than a valyrian steel weapon just by beating some random Khal in a bet?
 
Leusis said:
Just try to remember that in the battle of the Trident that the loyalists completely expected to win when they only had 40,000 and the rebels had 35,000. Thats only a 13% size difference between the rebels and loyalists. If the Freys intended to attack a 10,000 man force with their full force they would be fighting a force 106% larger. Just remember the loyalists were sure they would win with just a 13% size advantage during the trident.
Right, there's a big difference between the Trident and this hypothetical really. One there's no Robert or Ned equivalent on the Frey's side, certainly not one that might be able to match the strength of Martyn and Roland in battle really. If anything the Lannisters would have the heroes on their side in regards to competent fighters. Second, the difference as you've pointed out percentage wise is much different. It's a 12.5-13% difference in force at the Trident (well within the acceptable range, especially with the fighter increase), than the scenario here, which is anywhere from 40-53% difference depending on whether you go with the 4700 or the 6000 figure (even if it happened at the moment IC the first would apply), much larger than that of the Trident. I'm just using the split force of 10000 as comparison here, not counting the total of 20000 that would besiege the Twins once fully surrounding it.
 
Leusis said:
Hold up, how the hell did one of Cayden's subordinates just end up winning what is likely a more rare item than a valyrian steel weapon just by beating some random Khal in a bet?
Dragonhorn bows are rare but Darthraki gave the greatest amount of them, if your looking at who has what percentage wise their is a higher percentage of Darthraki with the bows then any other faction on the planet and are considered the quality gift that a Khal may want for favor. They areant in wind spread use though and have similar properties to Goldenheart bows from the summer isles
 
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Completely forgot that Tiber would have two of the greatest fighters in the realm on his side during the battle. I mean through the course of an entire battle Martyn and Roland could likely kill upwards of 50 men each if not more if it lasted a while, so long as some lucky shit doesn't put an arrow in their neck.
 
Leusis said:
Completely forgot that Tiber would have two of the greatest fighters in the realm on his side during the battle. I mean through the course of an entire battle Martyn and Roland could likely kill upwards of 50 men each if not more if it lasted a while, so long as some lucky shit doesn't put an arrow in their neck.
Yup, so long as they don't pull a King Richard the Lionheart they should be devastating to the morale of the enemy. I don't think either's that reckless and I know Martyn's got the Lionguards with him, but you know crazier things have happened I suppose. Imagine just fighting an already outnumbered battle, you look ahead twenty feet and you just see one freaking guy cut his way through your unit like a knife through butter. It's like having two Goliaths on one side and no David in sight for the other xD .
 
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I think @Archon is massively overstating the defensive ability of the Twins in this situation, I think the Lannisters would be the clear victors in this out come and it wouldn't be as close as you think. It was brought up a lot how Robb wouldn't take the Twins by force but that it not because he couldn't do it but rather wouldn't do it because he didn't want to waste his man power since he was going up against the richest man in the seven kingdoms and because a battle would take time, time he didn't have when he was trying to save Ned. Robb with his 15,000[?] men could easily have taken the Twins by force if they wanted to because the beauty of the Twins isn't its massive defensibility but rather the fact you'd have to siege two castles and it is impossible to starve out without two armies one on either side. I've played as Frey on an RP game before and have massively abused the Twins power but instead of claiming it is untakable I just let them siege it and take it by force and revealed a week later (IG) that all of my Freys and their possessions had already escaped to Hag's Mire through the other Twin a couple of days ago.


I think you're overestimating the fighting ability of each individual Twin when in truth they are just fairly avarage castles connected by a bridge.
 
Yeah, some random peasant is just struggling to defend himself against the greater numbers when hes sees a man whos 6'6 and likely weighs as much as a pile of bricks hacking through men with brute strength hes likely never seen as well as a considerable amount of skill. And only a few feet away from that guy covering his back is a man with swordsmanship and footwork a lot of men have likely never seen cutting down men-at-arms like children. That does sound like quite the scary sight actually.
 
he wasn't really pissed about the 203 men that were lost. He was pissed because Edmure attacking the Mountain let Tywin escape.
 
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