Playing in Essos without being a Patrician.

[Galaahd]

Alright, so, let's suppose I want to play in one of the Free Cities or in Essos in general. Let's say I want to form New Valyria. And let's also say I'm not looking for a patrician game, but I'd rather play as a feudal ruler.

Can I do that? (Assuming I don't conquer it with anyone from Westeros, Aegon included). Are there interesting feudal rulers in any of the bookmarks in Essos?

Also, shouldn't Tyrosh, Myr and Lys be united under a single state during the war of the Dance of the Dragons?

 

[D Toccs]

At the moment the only option would be the Prince of Pentos. However I am currently in the process of adding in some feudal dynasties to the spare provinces of the larger Free Cities, which will create a playable noble class within the Republics.

The idea of a titular title for the Three Daughters was floated at one point but a for a number of reasons (lack of info on how it functions, when it was formed, how it broke apart, etc) it was not implemented.

 

[Aerrae]

You could play as one of the Andals, the prince of Pentos has a nasty habit of being offered as a ritual sacrifice. Can't wait for some non-randomized feudal vassals.

 

[Rubidium]

If you're ok with the general slaver's bay area, I think there are a couple Valyrians (e.g. Tolos) there who are non-republic rulers.

 

[SovereignGrave]

From what I can remember you have the Andal and Rhoynar lords near the Free Cities; the Valyrian Lords in Mantarys, Tolos, and Elyria; New Ghis; those islands south of Qarth, the Ladies (and Lord) in the Bone Mountains, Yi Ti, and Leng.

 

[Arcvalons]

There's also Saath and Morosh.