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Sorry for my sudden absence! Sure, will do as soon as I get back to my gaming computer.
It's rare and I don't actually know if the AI can use it or not. In my game Renly and Loras actually were a married couple, as well as Lyn Corbray and the boy from Lys. I just didn't mention it here because I use it more as a way to block gay couples from hetero marriage, when appropriate.
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Immense thanks to lone_wolf7660 for answering questions in my absence! It is so unexpected and so rewarding to know that there are people who read my humble scribbles and are willing to invest their time to engage other readers to help them out when the writer is having some AFK issues. Thank you!!!
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Pentos: Say Cheese. Odd Lann Out
Pentos
Pentos by Marc Simonetti
The following paragraph was taken in its entirety (with relevant adjustments) from the Atlas of Ice and Fire (referred throughout this work as Atlas)
Pentos is located on the west coast of Essos and is a mighty port. It sits at the head of the Bay of Pentos, a body of water almost completely enclosed by a mountainous peninsula, with a wide channel leading out into the Narrow Sea proper. Smaller than Volantis or Braavos, but larger than most of the other cities, Pentos is seen as the gateway to Essos and is located conveniently close to King’s Landing, the capital of the Seven Kingdoms, which lies about 800 miles to the west.
Pentos claims the Flatlands, the immense and fertile countryside of plains and rivers extending east from the city to the Rhoyne, north to the Velvet Hills and south to the Golden Fields. In the recent past, the Pentoshi hesitated to build towns and villages out on the plains from fear of the Dothraki, but under the protection of the Dragon the countryside finally flourished.
Say Cheese
In her heartfelt speech at Magister Illyrio’s funeral, Queen Daenerys honestly said that there would be no Restoration without Pentos and House Mopatis. And that is indeed true. Without venerable Magister Illyrio there would be no dragon eggs and therefore no dragons, there would be no ships and no soldiers and, let us be honest here, there would be no last Targaryens as they would have been murdered by the Usurpers lackeys in some Pentosi back alley a long time ago.Unfortunately Magister Illyrio died just a year after the restoration. His chambermaids claim that his last words were addressed to his second wife, Lady Serra of House Blackfyre, where he said that his work was done, the dragons were back where they belong and he apologised to her for not seeing their beloved son onto the Iron Throne, but securing him “the third best thing” (probably referring to King Jon’s place as the second best).
We will not be talking about his Blackfyre legacy as it has been already covered in the appropriate previous Chapter. We will focus here on House Mopatis proper and Magister Illyrio’s descendants from his first wife, Lady Torma of House D’han.
Their daughter, Lady Brea, was married to Lord Moredo of House Virginion, Magister Illyrio’s master of spies and Lord of Velvetpeak. After his death their firstborn son was made an overlord of all the Velvet Hills.
After Magister Illyrio’s death his son Pynto was eventually also elected as the Magister of Pentos. In a very fortunate turn of events, he was serving in that capacity in the early 330s AC when the Throne’s attention turned from the liberated Volantis back to the Narrow Sea. So it fell on Magister Pynto to decide the fate of Pentos when the Dragons came knocking.
The meeting very quickly turned into a very pleasant and courteous reunion of old friends, as the Queen and the King both became good friends with Magister Pynto back when he was just young master Pynto, son of Magister Illyrio, and the pair was living alongside him in the mansion. So it was no surprise that Magister Pynto agreed on all the terms of annexation, thus becoming the first Lord Paramount of Pentos. He actively participated in the reorganisation of his homeland, publicly apologising for his family’s part in the indentitude and later weeding out the slavery supporters. Most of the old pentosi families managed to hold onto their lands and some new ones emerged in the following years during the Population of the Flatlands.
Lord Paramount Pynto, for his move for power called the Tenacious, was married to Lady Myrmellios of House Denorys. He also openly entertained a paramour, a courtesan named Bryssa.
With his official Lady wife Lord Pynto had three children. He has five with his paramour. The women hated each other and their children understandably did not get along at all.
Three out of four daughters Lord Pynto had with Bryssa are living relatively normal lives, even considering that Lady Yorka’s husband has two children by his late paramour who was also his simpleton cousin, and Lady Dilona lost her mind during her last pregnancy.
All the others are somewhat of a mess.
To understand the next part we need to talk about the Princes’ Quarrel - failed, but at one point widespread and long-lasting conspiracy to remove from power Lord Pynto’s wicked successor, the current Lord Paramount Donelo.
Lord Donelo is the first child and the only son of Lord Pynto’s paramour Bryssa. He was recognised as his father’s legitimate progeny along with his sisters and eventually succeeded his father as Lord Paramount of Pentos.
His older half-brother, Lord Mollono, was born to Lord Paramount Pynto’s proper wife, Lady Myrmellios, and many believe him to have a much stronger claim on his father’s title despite being technically a second son.
He was raised as a spare heir to his older brother and was presumed to stay in the Prince’s Palace, but he hastily left for his new lands after the sudden death of his little full-blooded brother Garraro who was made the Lord of Pentoshi Flatlands in the beginning of the Population of the Flatlands, but suspiciously died soon after the appointment.
There is much debate about the true nature of his death and many fingers are pointing towards Lord Mollono, but more are pointing to his wife, Lady Brea of House D’han, or his mistress Lessera, a bastard of House Lannett, originally from the Westerlands.
There are also those who blame Lord Paramount Donelo, Lord Mollono himself is the loudest among them.
Enmity between Lord Paramount Donelo and Lord Mollono started with their mothers and spread through the whole House Mopatis, with some unexpected and tragic results.
Lord Paramount Pynto’s youngest daughter, lady Qorella, was married to lord Daaro of House Myrakis, heir apparent to the High Lordship of Nontelos (he died before his Lord father so their son inherited the title). Lady Qorella was one of the key players in the Princes’ Quarrel, along with Lord Collio of House Narratys of Ar Kon, with whom she had a bastard son, and, curiously, Lord Collio’s oldest son and, as it happens, lady Qorella’s half-nephew through Lord Collio’s wife, Lady Jaqea, lady Qorellla’s half-sister and Lord Paramount Pynto’s oldest daughter. The coup failed, all parties were arrested and punished most severely.
Lady Qorella herself was gruesomely executed in the year 341AC, just a year after giving birth to her bastard son by Collio.
Lord Collio and his son Brachyllo were imprisoned and tortured for years before Lord Paramount Donelo finally decided to execute Brachyllo and made his father watch. Lord Collio lost his mind and became possessed by the idea of vengeance. His poor lady wife, Lady Jaqea, stayed by his side despite their unhappy marriage (due to Lord Collio’s frequent liaisons with different women, one of whom being her own half-sister, that often resulted in children, both recognised and not). But it proved too much for poor Lady Jaqea. She could not handle the grief and died from a broken heart, although it also might have actually been the gout like Lord Collio’s healers claim.
Lord Collio then had to be confined and supervised by Master Pallos of Amenos, Lord Collio liege’s commander and designated regent.
Oddly enough, Lord Mollono himself was never arrested or reprimanded by his half-brother in any way. Moreover, brothers seem to have reconciled and Lord Paramount Donelo’s second son is married to Lord Mollono’s daughter, who was long presumed as his heir before her long-awaited brother was born.
Lord Paramount Donelo’s own heir apparent is his oldest son, Lord Esyrno of Prince’s Shore. He is married to Lady Mellario of House Baarthreen, daughter of the heir of Lys.
Odd Lann Out
I would like to make a quick note on the family of Lord Mollono’s paramour Lessera.She is an odd character and her family is even odder. She herself was born a bastard, rumoured to have been fathered by the last Prince of Pentos. Her mother, Cerissa Lannett, came to Pentos with her parents, Ser Bertram and Arnessa, after Ser Bertram’s father, Ser Lewys of Goldhollow, lost his mind, title and life.
Ser Lewys himself was rumoured to have been a bastard born to Rollam Lannister of Lannisport and was therefore Lord Tymond’s half-brother. It would definitely explain how such a low character managed to get knighted and bestowed a castle. But there is no definitive proof, Ser Lewys is long dead and his castle is now occupied by House Kingslayer, proven bastard branch of Lannisters.
Ser Lewys’ second son, Ser Tyrion, served as Commander of Lannisport but his debauched life led him to an early grave. His youngest son, Ser Horton, was elected as his successor and still faithfully serves in that capacity.
Ser Tyrion’s two older sons left Westerlands along with their uncle, but they did not stay in Pentos but rather ventured farther east, with one ending up in Yi Ti and the other in Qarth, where both assimilated.
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GAME RULES
I've been overwhelmed at works and in my studies and it is going to be even harder for me in the coming months, but I have adjusted and will try to post more frequently again cause writing this little thing relaxes me and oh boy do I need it right now. I hope somebody still remembers me XD
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Excited to see this was still going. Got the notification and thought it was Zamrak500s next post. Was pleasantly surprised to see that you had posted.
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Welcome back, I can definately relate to the stresses of studies/work.
Good to see House Mopatis still holding power.
Between Lady Dilona and Lord Donello, House Mopatis wont be winning in any beauty contests.
Lady Dilona in particular looks horrifying, cant say ive ever seen a portrait like that.
Good to see House Mopatis still holding power.
Between Lady Dilona and Lord Donello, House Mopatis wont be winning in any beauty contests.
Lady Dilona in particular looks horrifying, cant say ive ever seen a portrait like that.
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Donello looks to be an... interesting character.
Are we sure that second-best for Illyrio wouldn't be Viserys on the throne?
Is House Kingslayer descended from Cersei and Jaime?
Are we sure that second-best for Illyrio wouldn't be Viserys on the throne?
Is House Kingslayer descended from Cersei and Jaime?
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Yes House Kingslayer are descended from cersei x Jamie = Joffrey Cadet houses of lannister
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House Blackfyre update and Good Luck with Work and Studies and welcome back and take your time
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I agree with @streaker77 on Lady Dilona. The eyes give away the lunacy. Thank you for the update. I patiently await your next. Good luck with work and studies.
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Thank you all for your encouragement! I was a bit nervous about being totally irrelevant at this point tbh
Viserys went mad quite fast, and with his nature he would've been a very unreasonable and therefore unusable for Illyrio. Illyrio was first and foremost a schemer, so having a kind and affectionate girl and an honour-obsessed boy on the Throne is better than an unstable tyrant.
Yes, they have two houses originating from them, the Kingslayers and the Pouncalots XD
I will however soon post that Redwine update you mentioned!
Thank you all again and I'll try to put the next one up as soon as possible. It's gonna be about Redwines, and then it's back to Essos!
I don't remember nicknames that we'll, so I had to search him and the search didn't show me any results for some reason. Did I miss some juicy drama here on the forums or does he just comments too often?
Glad you noticed the portraits, I've spent an inadequate amount of time trying to get them to work with my list of mods XD really shows you the Madness, doesn't it? And the sickness, Donello even has some drooling going on there. I would've pity him like I do Dilona, but he's been a horrible ruler and a horrible relative, so nah, it's karma.
Yeah, to put it mildly XD he actually started somewhat decent but his rivalry with his brother seems to corrupt him very quickly.
Viserys went mad quite fast, and with his nature he would've been a very unreasonable and therefore unusable for Illyrio. Illyrio was first and foremost a schemer, so having a kind and affectionate girl and an honour-obsessed boy on the Throne is better than an unstable tyrant.
Yes, they have two houses originating from them, the Kingslayers and the Pouncalots XD
Thank you! And yes, you are exactly right, they are and they are still going strong.
The Blackfyres were covered in the Dragons Union chapter, one of the first ones, and as my game is on hold until I write this whole thing, they didn't have an opportunity to do anything else yetHouse Blackfyre update and Good Luck with Work and Studies and welcome back
I will however soon post that Redwine update you mentioned!I'm really pleased that my toil with the portraits didn't go unnoticed, it was a pain in some regions to make it work as intended XD
Thank you all again and I'll try to put the next one up as soon as possible. It's gonna be about Redwines, and then it's back to Essos!
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Sorry misspelled his name it's Zamarak500. He's doing a Three Kingdoms story and besides yours the only one that I'm actually reading to be honest.
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Welcome back indeed, and it is quite amazing that the Cheesemonger's house is still running Pentos, I reckon Illyrio got to fulfill his dead wife's wishes in more ways than one, their son may not have been king, but their line will sit on the Iron Throne, the Blackfyres have already intermingled with the Targaryens that they're families are one again, Aegon IV's sins are finally being washed away.
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Checked his worked out and I'm very impressed! Thank you for the lead, will definitely look more into it! And thank you for such an honour, it is very humbling to be in such small and distinguished company!
Yeah, I was pleasantly surprised to see his son as a head of state, I totally forgot that he was one of Dany's friends and kinda just let them do their pentosi things while the Throne was waging wars on the open slavers, and then in was time to do something about Pentos I finally got to try out the peaceful annexation option, I don't remember if I ever used it before this campaign actually.
I like to think that it was somewhat in line with what Illyrio might've wanted. He would've preferred to marry his son to Dany, of course, but his son being legitimized and openly embraced for who he actually is (if the theory is true) seems like a nice enough option as well.
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The Reach: Notable Events in the Reach: Blood and Wine
Blood and Wine
Lord Denys of House Redwyne, Lord of the Arbor, died in his sleep in the year 275AC at the age of two-and-fifty. His wife, Lady Rohanne of House Rowan, followed him in the same manner just a year later despite being more than ten years younger.
The pair’s only daughter, Lady Bethany, was married to her cousin, Lord Mathis of House Rowan, Lord of the Goldengrove.
Her younger brother, Ser Desmond, was married to lady Denyse of House Hightower until his death in the year 313AC. His wife mourned him deeply and followed her bellowed three years later.
Their oldest son, Ser Denys, was married to lady Sansara of House Tarly until her death in the year 339AC. He also managed to linger for three years after that before he too succumbed to his broken heart.
Both of their sons married common-born women.
Their firstorn, Ser Matthos, is married to lady Bressa. Their only child, lady Sylvina, is married to Ser Abelar of House Fossoway (red branch), who is in line to inherit the Cider Hall.
Ser Matthos’s brilliant-minded, but restless and unrealized younger brother, Ser Tanton, is married to lady Sheralla. Their daughter Galissa is married to Rickard of House Stackhouse.
Ser Desmond’s second son, Ser Ottyn, is also married to a common-born woman. His marriage with lady Celessa is unfortunately childless, probably due to Ser Ottyn’s affinity to the company of men rather than his wife.
Ser Desmond’s youngest son, Ser Portifer, was married to yet another common-born woman, lady Gelenna, and married another one after his first wife’s death. His new wife, lady Patricia, is almost ten years younger than his own son.
Said son, Ser Alan, is married to lady Allene, who is, as dear reader might have guessed, is also of common birth.
The main branch of House Redwine continued through Lord Deny’s firstborn son, Lord Paxter. He was married to Lady Mina of House Tyrell, herself a daughter of a famous Redwine Queen of Thorns. It was another marriage of love and dedication, so it is no surprise that Lady Mina soon followed her bellowed husband after his passing in the year 315AC.
The pair’s only daughter, lady Desmera, was married to Ser Merrell of House Florent, and that family unfortunately had their fair share of tragedy that started with the death of their firstborn infant son, Ser Merrell’s mutilation sickness and subsequent death and finally the tragic accident with their second son. To her credit, lady Desmera lived through it all with a stoic endurance and died peacefully in her sleep at the age of two-and-sixty.
Her younger brother Hobert went the same road as his cousin, Ser Ottyn, and remained childless throughout his marriage with Tylarra of House Tyrell (distant branch). After her recent death however, Hobert found himself wishing for a son of his own, despite being almost a father-like figure to many of his kinsmen.
Hobert’s older brother, Ser Hobber, did manage to have a son and a daughter with his wife, lady Lucia of House Inchfield. This pair died in the same year, but it is said that this time the culprit was not some romantic love, but a love for food and other excess.
The pair’s daughter, Lady Elyse, was married to Lord Lyman of House Chester, Lord of Greenshield, until his tragic death of an aneurism brought by his severe social anxiety. Fortunately he did not witness the mess his son’s made, but more on that later.
Lady Elyse’s younger brother, Ser Edgar, is also a mess. His wanton ways brought the doom of a brothel disease both to him and to his poor wife, lady Sylvina the Red Oak of House Oakheart. She did not know the nature of her ailment at first, so in her desperation she consulted with any and all types of healers, going as far as to consult the ones condemned by the Seven, the deed that brought the wrath of the clergy upon her and forced her husband to confess his misdeeds. After the nature of their affliction was revealed, lady Sylvina broke all contact with her husband and went back to her ancestral home. Ser Edgar had now fully succumbed to the disease and will live out the remainder of his miserable life a mumbling halfwit.
Fortunately Ser Edgar contracted the disease after the birth of his children, so they did not inherit any unwanted gifts from their father.
The daughter, Lady Carellen, tall and lean like her mother, married quick-witted and handsome Lord Richard of House Tyrell, brother to the current Lord Paramount of the Reach.
The son, Ser Lyonel, married much humbler, to lady Elwene of House Lowther, and even that was troublesome to arrange due to Ser Lyonel’s inclinations.
Lord Horas the Bladesman was Ser Hobert’s and Ser Hobber’s oldest brother and the next Lord of the Arbor after the death of their father, Lord Paxter. Lord Horas was married to Lady Elinor of House Stackhouse until his death in the year 333AC at the age of three-and-fifty. His wife wore her mourning attire for the remaining years and cried herself to death in the year 339AC at the age of sixty.
But it was not the death of Lord Horas’ death that brought Lady Elinor’s misery. It was her daughter’s.
Lady Rosalei was the firstborn child and the only daughter of Lord Horas and Lady Elinor. Hot-tempered, but easily influenced, she was led astray by Captain Olyvar, a passing dornish sellsword much older than her, and ended up following him on the road. She bore him a son, Ser Griffith, but soon after Captain Olyvar died under somewhat questionable circumstances. Lady Rosalei then met another sellsword, Captain Lyonel the Scholar (who claimed to be related to the House Fossoway with nothing to back up this claim). She married him as well and ended up all the way across the Narrow Sea. She bore her new captain two children and died from a bloody flux at the age of eight-and-thirty. Her hedgeknight husband mourned her deeply and died from a broken heart ten years later.
Lady Rosalei’s son by her first captain, Ser Griffith, decided to abandon his sellsword ways and swore fealty to the Prince Rhaegar of Dragonstone himself and eventually was given a command of the Sea Dragon Tower garrison. Ser Griffith is married to lady Ormane, a former camp follower, who unfortunately is paying the heavy price for her past. To make matters worse, the pair’s firstborn daughter Ariana was born afflicted by a cancerous tumours and succumbed to their poison at the tender age of just six-and-ten.
Lady Rosalei’s children from her second captain are leading two very different lives.
Her son, Ser Parmen, stayed with the Hedgeknights after his father’s death and currently serves as their treasurer. A handsome man, he could have had almost any pretty smallfolk girl, but instead he married his childhood friend, a homely urchin named Elyn.
Lady Samantha, Ser Parmen’s sister, did not stay with her father’s comrades. During one of the hedgeknights’ tours to the far east, she met Shah Halil of Faros island and managed to seduce him despite her unfortunate features and reclusive nature. She even went so far as to convert the man into the faith of the Seven and somehow convince him to get officially married, no small feat considering her own critical stance towards religion and the shah’s cruel and egocentric nature. Lady Samantha had three children with the Shah. Their son Wossam became the Shah of Faros after his father’s untimely death from the grey plague at the age of just five-and-twenty. Noblemen of Faros then accused lady Samantha of leading their leader astray and thus inviting the plague, so they seized the children and exiled their mother from the island. It is unclear how exactly did she end up in the northern plains beyond the Hyrkoon, but the scarce reports from the steppes suggest that she might very well be “the pale woman without lips” that is often seen with a young jogos nhai.
But let us go back to the Arbor and talk about the sons of Lord Horas the Bladesman.
His youngest son, Ser Paxter, is happily married to lady Elwene of House Chester. Lady Elwene is in fact a daughter of a fellow Redwine, Lady Elyse, Lord Horas’ own niece. Lady Elwene’s two brothers had a gruesome quarrel upon their father’s death that resulted in an abhorrent act of kinslaying when Lord Rolland, firstborn son and successor, managed to convince the High Septon to excommunicate his brother, Ser Meryn, and then executed him for the “affront to the Seven”, thus ironically becoming such an affront himself.
Ser Paxter and his Lady Elwene however do not stir any drama. Their only child, lady Melina, was first married to Ser Steffon from the barely emerging minor house Chetwood. He was the only son of Ser Thaddeus Chetwood, Commander of the Oldtown city watch, himself the only son of the late Commander Simon of the Hightower Vaults, the founder of house Chetwood. With young Ser Steffon’s unfortunate and very unexpected death however house Chetwood is headed back into obscurity. Lady Melina recently remarried to Ser Lyman of House Lyber, heir to the castle of Caltrop Hill.
Ser Vortimer is Lord Horas the Bladesman’s second son. He is married to lady Wylla of House Dayne (of Starfall). Ser Vortimer has been devastated ever since the pair’s only daughter’s tragic death at the age of eight-and-twenty. It also triggered her mother’s illness to rapidly deteriorate, so barely-functioning Ser Vortimer every days musters his last drops of strength to try and console his bedridden wife in what seems like her own last days and maybe of his own. Redwine maesters are very concerned and find that this affliction of the soul seems to resurface rather often in this family.
The current Lord of the Arbor is Lord Otto, also called the Bladesman like his late father. Lord Otto is married to Lady Shealla of House Tarly. Their marriage now seems like one of mutual love, but it was not so from the start. Their firstborn son was born in the right time after the bedding ceremony so his paternity does not seem questionable, but two miscarriages that Lady Shealla unfortunately endured after that could not be fathered by her lawful husband as he was away at the time of their presumed conception and Lady Shealla was seen spending a lot of time with her father-in-law. But it would seem that the pair was able to live past this unseemly affair, be it truth or slander, and had three more sons together.
Their youngest, Ser Alyn, is married to lady Vanera of House Grimm. They make a peculiar pair where the heavy-set Ser Alyn seems a proper giant with his tiny, almost child-like wife beside him.
Ser Alyn’s brother and Lord Otto’s third son, Ser Leo, is currently serving with the sellswords of The Bright Banners company. His bellowed wife, lady Alysanne of House Hewett, eagerly awaits him back. The pair tires to stay in touch by the use of letters that they send each other with every opportunity, and lady Alysanne often tells their young son about his father’s daring exploits beyond the Narrow Sea.
Ser Otto the Younger is Lord Otto’s second son. With his first wife, lady Melanna, he unfortunately did not get to live together even for a year. Soon after the wedding the pair decided to go for a leisurely tour on the mainland, but their small party was ambushed soon after they made landfall. The brigants utilised the dogs in their attack and poor lady Melanna was badly bitten by one of them. Although eventually Ser Otto and his knights managed to fend off the attack, it was too late for lady Melanna and she died soon after in excruciating agony. Ser Otto mourned his young bride for more that ten years, but eventually he remarried to lady Alerie of House Oakheart. Some say he chose her not only for her kind and honest nature, but also because her tall stature reminded him of his long-lost first love.
Ser Barquen is Lord Otto’s firstborn and heir. He is married to the rather prolific lady Marella of House Hightower.
Unfortunately the pair’s firstborn son, Ser Eden, died in the same fashion as his uncle’s first wife, although the circumstances when he sustained his fatal injury were a little more common. He was bitten by a rat in the wine cellars and thus Ser Eden was no more.
The current heir’s heir is Portifer, a soft-hearted boy of five-and-ten. He recently got married to the brave young lady Vanera of House Fossoway (green branch). They both “squire” for the household knights and take lessons in swordplay, but none have any particular skill in it as of yet.
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What mod are you using that changes facial feautures for insane/ugly, I get a kick out of it whenever I see the insane ''crazy eyes''
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You have the makings of a beautiful love story with Rohanne dying on the first anniversary of her husband, Lord Denys' death. (Though, 1 First Moon may be a generic date for births/deaths before game beginning.) The eyes on the lunatics suggest a person that I do not want to have a conversation with. Lot of depression and mouth frothing. What is the current date? Thank you for updating.
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