Sometimes there are happy endings

[The Super Pope]

The way this game has gone is just too perfect. Stannis took the Iron Throne, and pardoned Robb after defeating him. I was happy with this as the most just outcome. Then Queen Danerys invades, and feeds Stannis to her dragon.
Now she is queen, Robb Stark is Warden of the North with his first born Eddard, and a daughter Lyanna. I as Harry the Heir am ruler of the Vale and married to Sansa Stark.
The Lannisters had a bad time, Cersei got burned alive by Stannis and sadly so did Tyrion. The only fly in the ointment is that Joffrey is still alive, and still married to Margaery. Casterly Rock passed to Kevan, and then to one of his sons.

This is pretty much the happiest outcome I can think of for the Clash of Kings start date, apart from the poor Imp

 

[Niander]

Everything was amazing until you said "Joffrey is still alive".

 

[The Super Pope]

Everything was amazing until you said "Joffrey is still alive".

I know. He's living as a penniless bastard though, so that's something. Also, Littlefinger died of an illness, which is nicely anti-climactic for him. Catelyn Stark married again to Quentyn Martell, and Shireen Baratheon rules in Storm's End

 

[vyshan]

whom are you married to?

 

[Red Roo]

whom are you married to?

As he said, Sansa Stark.

 

[The Super Pope]

whom are you married to?

Sansa, gotta have that sweet Vale-Northern alliance. Harry starts off with lustful, but after an incident resulting in another bastard he renounced that and fell in love with Sansa. Its all just too sweet.
Oh, and John Snow ended up commander of the Night's Watch too, and defeated an Others invasion. Edmure Tully managed to lose control of Riverrun somehow but remains in charge despite being utterly incompetent.

 

[Azure Blue]

Who's that last child of Ned or Cat?

 

[vyshan]

Sansa, gotta have that sweet Vale-Northern alliance. Harry starts off with lustful, but after an incident resulting in another bastard he renounced that and fell in love with Sansa. Its all just too sweet.
Oh, and John Snow ended up commander of the Night's Watch too, and defeated an Others invasion. Edmure Tully managed to lose control of Riverrun somehow but remains in charge despite being utterly incompetent.

Ah, I meant whom is Robb married to as for a moment I thought that you were playing robb.

In either case though, this just seems rather lucky but good lucky

 

[The Super Pope]

Ah, I meant whom is Robb married to as for a moment I thought that you were playing robb.

In either case though, this just seems rather lucky but good lucky

Oh, sorry. He married the Frey girl he was supposed to marry, I forget her first name

This is one of those times were the AI was just perfect, I totally imagine that Robb would name his firstborn Eddard.

Who's that last child of Ned or Cat?

Catelyn's son by her new husband Quentyn Martell. I was a bit surprised to see that, especially at her age.

 

[Red Roo]

Oh, sorry. He married the Frey girl he was supposed to marry, I forget her first name

It looks like Roslin Frey, the 'attractive' one that Edmure marries in the books.

 

[The Super Pope]

It looks like Roslin Frey, the 'attractive' one that Edmure marries in the books.

That's the one, 10 points to Gryffindor!

 

[vyshan]

what happened to Arya?

 

[macgeezy731]

or Rickon?

 

[Red Roo]

You can see they are both alive and well in the siblings section.

Edit: It appears they also have a Martell half-brother.

 

[The Super Pope]

Arya grew up an amteurish plotter, and married Ethan Forrester, third son of the lord of Skagos to whom she has been appointed bodyguard! She currently has no children, and is unlikely to inherit anything beyond a single castle.
Bran became lord of Moat Cailin. He married a commoner who apparently despises him because he betrayed her for money.
Rickon married Lana of Hollyhall, so his heirs will inherit a county in the Reach.
Apart from Sansa and Robb, none of the Starks have had children.

Ramsay Bolton is dead, the Dreadfort stands to be inherited by his intelligent, brown bear owning daughter (note to self, my first son marries her)
The Mountain was killed fighting Robb's army, while the Hound died in single combat with Loras Tyrell
Loras himself married a commoner named Margaery. Something Freudian there.

Joffrey became a decent commander, living penniless and obscure in the court of a minor Westerlands house.
Jaime became Commander of the Kingsguard, despite the repeated overthrow of kings on his watch. Danerys married someone from House Blackwood, for some reason.
Sadly the Onion Knight died from injuries, while Prince Oberyn was executed by Doran Martell

 

[antibush5]

How can you say that it's a good end when Stannis dies?

 

[P5166661]

Stannis is an asshole, so I'm never too miffed when he bites it. I mean, the dude killed his brother. Renly was an ass himself, but he should still be family to Stannis. And nearly every time Stannis takes power in my games, he kills everyone(Usually by burning).

So yeah, Stannis dying is a good end in my book.

 

[JJDXB]

Stannis is an asshole, so I'm never too miffed when he bites it. I mean, the dude killed his brother. Renly was an ass himself, but he should still be family to Stannis. And nearly every time Stannis takes power in my games, he kills everyone(Usually by burning).

So yeah, Stannis dying is a good end in my book.

Regardless of your opinion of in the books/show, AI Stannis in game is most definitely an asshole, even without his disposing of Renly.

 

[The Super Pope]

Stannis is an asshole, so I'm never too miffed when he bites it. I mean, the dude killed his brother. Renly was an ass himself, but he should still be family to Stannis. And nearly every time Stannis takes power in my games, he kills everyone(Usually by burning).

So yeah, Stannis dying is a good end in my book.

He burned Cersei, it gets him a lot of good will.

 

[The Super Pope]

How can you say that it's a good end when Stannis dies?

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After this week's episode, I'm so glad he got eaten by a dragon in game