Ignore Cersei's lack of a face

This dragon was ridden by Aerion Brightflame, Rhaella Targeryan, Robert Baratheon and Jon Snow. Crazy she's gone now. Rip Majesty

I absolutely love this event, it's so creative and it really makes you feel like the world around you is alive

Yeah, Robert died before he could have kids, so Stannis became King.

Viserys sacrificed Daenerys yet failed to bring back dragons, he beat Stannis but about a year in died from wounds without child.

So during that war Stannis had with Viserys, the north rose to put Jon on the throne. They lost so Jon was imprisoned, I as Paxter, paid his Ransom and invited him to court, (because hes married to one of my daughters) thus rescuing him.

That war is what caused Stannis to loose

So joffrey became King (passed off as a baratheon) he was so hated during his coronation, eventually we rose up.

Jon now rules as the only Targaryen blood left, as a Cadet house, Snowdrake

I think Jaime has he's kinks.

He's Maegor reborn

This is from a very old LoV playthrough where Aegon never landed in Westeros. I knew the dance (as in, a succession war around this time regardless of whose is it) was a scripted event, but I never thought it would go as far as to happen with an entirely different house and title.

I was wondering if dragons have a set fertility rate or is it just random? In my Velaryon playthrough I have quite a lot of female dragons, most of them even have a mate but they are just not really laying eggs. I just got really curious about the rate at which dragons lay eggs, as it feels like sometimes they lay clutches a lot and sometimes they just go decades without a clutch 😐

Started with a traveller in Kings Landing and worked my way up to see the entirety of the world. I had no idea you'd get so rich and powerful from travelling - but I also gotta say, it gets monotonous and bland at a point.

Next step is to get landed somehow, but I don't think I can just settle somewhere, at least the option seems to either always grey out for me, or bug me out if I try to rebuild ruins.

The event to add +1 prowess to equipped armor and the other event where someone takes a shot at improving your armor (with varying degrees of success) will always remain my most desired events. Then there are a few really sweet events in the ground, one to improve you and your captains' hastiluder trait, one to improve falconry, another betting style event. The one to inscribe house words and/or a prayer on your sword is also great.

This event however I don't see talked about often and I seem to be able to get it quite reliably. A free and permanent 15% lifestyle experience for all lifestyles is quite valuable. There does seem to be a minimum learning stat requirement, but i'm not sure what it is. Everytime i've gotten this event I've been able to use this option.

This event is in the temple and there's also another good temple event where you can try to find an ancestor which gives 75 renown (or some minor prestige loss).

So, sorry for maybe a stupid question, but in my defence i just recently started playing agot and i was really enjoying it on 1.9 version of ck3. Sooo, veterans of this mod, how long does it usually take for mod devs to get AGOT patched for the last version of the base game? Like with implenting all new stuff from base game but with westerosi specifics? Also, do atleast more popular submods (like AGOT+ or brightboar) get updated quickly to match the mod?

It always bothered me that they don't, and I was wondering if I could fix that

I Dont know why my AGOT+ Is relating -1,07gb, i already unsub on steam, and it doesnt get normal, anybody can help? (im not using this modlist, its just a tryout

I recently and foolishly deleted a submod to change the House / Dynasties of characters. And I can’t find it again on the workshop after a good while of scrolling and searching.

It was outdated, but still worked. Does anyone here know wich submod this could be?

I see that agot is not updated. Is it possible to play somehow?

Me parece meio desequilibrado que consigam sempre matar seu alvo dentro

In continuing to share my playthroughs, and the art I make of my various characters (which people have seemed to like so far, but please lmk if I start clogging up the feed or am just being a bit of a nuisance), allow me to introduce Lady Morrigan Lothston, daughter of Lady Danelle 'the Mad' Lothston, and Walter Whent.

Morrigan inherited Harrenhal at the tender age of 5, after her mother's execution at the hand of King Maekar I Targaryen, for crimes of witchcraft. Morrigan's father, Walter, was a distant figure in her life and spent more time drinking and hunting than educating his daughter, or teaching her about issues of governance or statecraft.

Thus, her education was largely handled by the maester at Harrenhal. A man who, himself had some eccentricities, and followed the old gods. His religion found root in Morrigan, who officially converted. She grew to be a wary, somewhat reclusive young woman, haunted by the fate of her mother, and the weight of Harrenhal.

Despite worries that she may have inherited her mother's madness, she was able to secure a betrothal to a young Blackwood man, who was more scholar than soldier. The two quickly found love in their marriage and, despite lacking a sociability often found in rulers, were between them adept at matters of stewardship and statecraft.

Rumours continued to circulate of Morrigan's own dabbling at witchcraft throughout her life, but no evidence was ever put forward, and supporters of these theories often met...unfortunate ends. In matters of war or conflict, House Lothston often remained neutral, and largely avoided fights.

Despite the love between Morrigan and Edmund, the two struggled to have children, with many pregnancies ending well before their time. Ultimately the pair managed to sire two children; the eldest a girl, named Rowena, born with stark white hair and skin, and the younger, a boy named Edmund, after his father.

Edmund (the elder), died in his late 50's, leaving Morrigan a widow for the rest of her life. Though a reclusive, melancholic woman, she continued serving Harrenhal, and her house, for many years more. Her son found a liking for stewardship, and her daughter for learning, particularly in subjects of faith and mysticism.

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Anyway thanks for reading, or just lookin' at my drawing! I might get around to drawing Edmund and Rowena soon as well. I am currently playing their stories, and they have yet to conclude, so who knows what they'll get up to.

First picuture, from right to left: Queen Baela, King Jacaerys "Strongdragon" (is he hard-coded to have "strong" nicks? Every time I play him, he gets one), Prince (and heir) Aemon married to his cousin the Princess Naerys, Princess Rhaenys married to Lord Rickon Stark, Prince Daemion married to lady Arianne Baratheon (daughter of Royce), Princess Laenora married to Lord Kennald Buckler, Prince Lucerys married to Lady Ceira Blackwood, Princess Alyssa to Lord Arros Beesbury, Princess Visella (Alyssa's twin) married to Lord Borian Manderly.

Second picture, King Jacaerys I, his son and heir Prince Aemon, the Prince Jacaerys (Daeron II canon) and the Prince Baelor.

Third picture, official indroduction of the Prince Maekar to his great-grandfather King Jacaerys I, with his parents the Prince Jacaerys and the Princess Myriah, his older brother the Prince Baelor and the grandfather of the infant, the Prince Aemon.

Fourth picture, King Jacaerys I attending Prince Baelor's first archery lessons.

Fifth picture, the King Jacaerys and Queen Baela, his Queen of love.

And a few shots of dragons and the Targs' family tree

Created custom Valyrian Empire, noticed my rulers don’t have regnal numbers (ie. “Aegon II”). Is the Iron Throne the only title whose rulers have these? Playing 1.19.0 with LOV and Divine Intervention only