The various Umbers have all taken young wives for themselves and have settled themselves down to procreate in earnest. I contemplate sending him off to join the wars on his 16th birthday, even if an accident loses Weeping Bay, when I realise that his future father-in-law has managed to father two sons of his own, both ahead in the succession over his eldest daughter.Ī glance at Last Hearth reveals equally bad news.
The earlier assassination attempt also left me without enough gold to provide a proper education for little Robert, who is also host to a series of bad traits. Or maybe its a bad idea, as I shouldn't split my attempted spoils in twain.
Maybe this is a good idea, and I can use the leverage of blood-ties to my advantage. Little Robert Flint is no blood of the Umbers, so while he can claim Weeping Bay, his half-brother Hoarfrost will inherit Last Hearth et al. Its about then I realise that I probably can't do both. He's obviously destined to succeed in my plan, which of course is to inherit Last Hearth and its surroundings when the Greatjon inevitably dies, and claim Weeping Bay through the marriage of my firstborn son. Despite his inclinations, the Whoresbane gives me two daughters, and then twin boys, the eldest of whom is named Hoarfrost. But I'm playing the long game, and figure I'll outlive the older generation. I feel bad arranging the assassination of the Littlejon, and worse when the poisoner blabs my name. Lord Brun's only offspring is The Greatjon, who in turn has only a single son to inherit. The middle brother, Mors Crowfood, has no wife or children. Lord Brun, Hothor's eldest brother rules in Last Hearth. I also send a marriage proposal(matrilineal) to Lord Hothor the Whoresbane, who is vaguely, distantly in line to inherit Last River, Last Hearth, and the Seal Shore. I send a betrothal offer to Lord Lambard of Weeping Bay, between my young son and the eldest of his two daughters, as he has no male heirs. Lord Stark calls levies from Widow's Watch now and then, but I'm more focused on what's going on in the North meanwhile.
The War of the Usurper is currently going on, but I don't have much involvement. No vassals to worry about, and her liege lord is Halys I of the Hornwood, who in turn serves Lord Eddard Stark. She's a young widow, as it happens, with a young son called Robert Flint. I started a Game of Thrones game as Lady Lyessa of Widow's Watch(of the North). I feel like I understand the basics, but am a little vague on 'best tactics'. I've also gone through all the tutorial 'lessons'. I've watched some tutorials for CK2, both with screenshots and video. Alright, I recently acquired this.and now I need to learn how to play it.
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