Aztecs vs White Walkers?

[Yorel]

If Sunset Invasion is active, there are Aztecs invading Westeros at a certain point in time. By that point, Westeros could also be dealing with the threat of the White Walkers...

Do the Aztecs have advantages while fighting against the Walkers? I know they have Dragons in the mod, but traditionnal Aztec weaponry was made of Obsidian. And according to canon, Dragonglass is another word for Obsidian on Planetos...

 

[D Toccs]

There are no events for Obsidian in the mod yet. Evenso, obsidian is effective against the White Walkers themselves, but not the Wights which is what all those doomstacks are made up of so it would be something that works in duels against WW similar to Valyrian Steel rather than something that provides a bonus in large scale battles.

 

[Darkkrusty]

Huh, Aztec's vs White walkers....Servants of the Sun God, vs Servants of The Darkness......are we sure that Aztec's aint actually Rhallor worshippers in disguise? or rhallor worshippers aint actually Aztec's?!!!! *sound of Mind Being Blown*

 

[sealy300]

Speaking of White Walkers, is there a way to make their death stacks, well larger. I was playing the Aegon the Restorer route in the 7998 scenario and the whites "invaded" with 1000 men, since it was earlier in the timeline the NW had 10k men, the Dornish backed them up (Since the the Dornish always love kicking some Wilding/White Walker arse), they landed in Frozen Shore, which was their only province and boom, the horde of nightmares gone in one battle. I then added a few thousand troops to the King beyond the Wall...the weakened Watch could not handle it. Personally, I would make the White Walkers themselves special troops and perhaps give them a decision to spawn troops of the dead for prestige and piety (since both of these are gained once winning a battle)

 

[Lorekeeper88]

I would not mind the armies of the White Walkers to stay the same, but to somehow increase their aggressiveness. In five of my games to date with the latest patch, Jon Snow, Summer Islanders, Braavos, Dany, and Aegon, the Walkers basically wait beyond the wall and never engage with the Night Watch. In only one game they took castle Black and stayed there. So, even if i get to see their invasion of Westeros, they will do it with the kingdoms already united and they have no chance against all that manpower.

 

[TheArrogantOne]

I would not mind the armies of the White Walkers to stay the same, but to somehow increase their aggressiveness. In five of my games to date with the latest patch, Jon Snow, Summer Islanders, Braavos, Dany, and Aegon, the Walkers basically wait beyond the wall and never engage with the Night Watch. In only one game they took castle Black and stayed there. So, even if i get to see their invasion of Westeros, they will do it with the kingdoms already united and they have no chance against all that manpower.

As someone who made the Walkers playable in my copy and played them, they get free troops and automatically declare war on their neighbours.

 

[jozzuz]

When does the aztec invasion happen? Didn't know that it would, sounds interesting.

 

[zJordan]

When does the aztec invasion happen? Didn't know that it would, sounds interesting.

You need the Aztec submod, you can manually fire the event to trigger the invasion. I haven't had it happen to me without sparking it though.

 

[Yorel]

You need the Aztec submod, you can manually fire the event to trigger the invasion. I haven't had it happen to me without sparking it though.

I think it's supposed to happen around 8600 in-game (600 AC)

 

[jozzuz]

You need the Aztec submod, you can manually fire the event to trigger the invasion. I haven't had it happen to me without sparking it though.

Where could i find this Aztec submod?

 

[TheArrogantOne]

Where could i find this Aztec submod?

Sunset Invasion DLC.

 

[jozzuz]

Sunset Invasion DLC.

Oh, i thought there is a submod for GoT mod for Aztec invasion to happen in there, sunset invasion dlc is obvious requirement.. Alright then.

 

[Bolshevik_1924]

Wait wait wait... wait.. they get Dragons now? Damn screw that, i lost a king and like 300k men fighting them as the Baratheons in two wars like 120 years after Stannis who was my first character in A Clash of Kings Start.

But with Dragons, damn that would be so painful to fight against

But in regards to them fighting the white walkers, ah i would love to see that fight, might have to force it next time i play as well as beef up the white walkers, as in my Baratheon game i mentioned their now the WW's got defeated by Mance Rayder on his own which was very lackluster.

 

[MrWeRD]

The Aztecs has like 20 dragonriders with their army. The Whitewalkers has no chance whatsoever. However, I am curious to see a situation where the Others take over all of Westeros and the Aztecs invaded in full force.

Should they then be called liberators instead of invaders?

 

[AjayAlcos]

The Aztecs has like 20 dragonriders with their army. The Whitewalkers has no chance whatsoever. However, I am curious to see a situation where the Others take over all of Westeros and the Aztecs invaded in full force.

Should they then be called liberators instead of invaders?

They Aztecs did worship deities such as Quetzalcoatl or Huitzilopochtli in their pantheon and nearly all their deities are known as "Sun Gods". So by extension they could be seen as the twice-removed cousins of the R'hllor worshippers. But in regard to being called 'liberators'... What exactly are they meant to liberate - snow, wights and ruins?

 

[MrWeRD]

I'm going to assume the Long Night is the worse case scenario for Westeros, but it has happened before and human civilization had apparently been overrun with Others yet there were still enough survivors to beat them back and rebuild afterward. So even if millions had died in the end, thousands still live, enough to be liberate, I suppose.

 

[AjayAlcos]

I'm going to assume the Long Night is the worse case scenario for Westeros, but it has happened before and human civilization had apparently been overrun with Others yet there were still enough survivors to beat them back and rebuild afterward. So even if millions had died in the end, thousands still live, enough to be liberate, I suppose.

Surviving the long night... only to be restrained, castrated, flayed and have their beating hearts torn out in the name of the Sun God... But I guess in way it is a form of liberation, though more-so from the agonies of daily life rather than an existential menace more-rather.

 

[MrWeRD]

Now you're just nitpicking!

I doubt the Aztecs will kill everybody like that. They need slaves too! And if the Aztecs liberate them, a lot might just convert!

 

[AjayAlcos]

Now you're just nitpicking!

I doubt the Aztecs will kill everybody like that. They need slaves too! And if the Aztecs liberate them, a lot might just convert!

Correct, they would organize the many indigenous survivors into various "āltepētls" (city-states), from which they would periodically obtain tribute in the form of food and more importantly captives. Thus they would therefore maintain a steady supply of 'chattel' to sacrifice to whichever sun god they would at that moment be worshipping. Now that I think about it, this reminds of me of a certain wildling who more or less did the same thing...

 

[MrWeRD]

Which would all be better than death, eternal winter, and a sweet afterlife as an undead soldier for the Others.