Jakob Zaborowski said:
If Braavos and Meeren go to war it is no big deal, that makes sense. It does not make sense when Renly makes peace with everyone, then goes and invades Essos.
It isn't GoT if the rebels end up happily stopping the fighting with the throne and making their own independent little areas.
I agree, this is not GoT.
This is my vision for a Mount and Blade: Warband mod set in the ASOIAF universe. This is still a beta, as I have said numerous times, and as such there is bound to be a few weird hickups.
This is not the place to discuss your own idea of what the modification should be.
If you want to contribute, do so by reporting bugs and offer your help as a modeller/scener, not by making claims that don't even make sense in the canon of ASOIAF.
I don't know what all this nonsense is about the Iron Throne?
The Iron Throne and the Crownlands are not separate realms, with the king as the feudal overlord. Believing them to be so portrays a general lack of knowledge about how a medieval feudal world functioned. The king is the highest ranking authority, unless he is a minor in which case the regent fills that role. Having the Westerlands and the Crownlands combined into one realm known as "The Westerlands" is the only accurate way to portray the the factional divide at the start of A Clash of Kings.
You might believe otherwise, but then you're wrong.
However, Robb Stark having been crowned King in the North and of the Trident does not mean the North and the Riverlands should be one realm. He might be their king, but the river lords are in no way completely loyal to him, but rather to their own lord paramount, who in turn have sworn an oath of vassalage to him.
You also have to take into account the massive balance problem such a huge faction would be the cause of.
