If You Were A Lord Edition
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Daniel Carter
John Jenkins
Dany did nothing wrong.
Adam Young
first for monke being my gf
Colton Morris
Enter: Stannis
Jacob Jones
Should I swap the Lord o' Bones for Bronze Yohn Royce?
Ian Martinez
First for the Velaryon
Alexander Hernandez
Ahhhh, more
Cameron Gomez
You might not like it, but this is what peak performance looks like
Lucas Stewart
All hail His Grace, Charles of the House Windsor, Third of His Name, King of the English, the Welsh, the Scots, and the Northern Irish, Monarch of the United Kingdom, Head of the Commonwealth, Defender of the Faith, and Breaker of Wives
Colton Sanders
>fish house
Adrian Moore
>The rogue prince has left the royal court with his foreign lover after being replaced as potential heir to the throne.
Jacob Mitchell
>hothead poisoner as your maester
Brayden Brooks
>House: Lannister
>Counselor: Septon Barth
>Maester: Gerardys or Luwin
>Wife: Alyssa Velaryon or Alysanne Targaryen
>Adventure Pals: Brynden Blackfish and Dunk the Tall
>Enemy House: Osgrey
>Commander: Robb the Young Wolf
>Bodyguard: Prince Aemon the Dragonknight
>Home/Castle: Casterly Rock
John Scott
He earned several links in a Maester's chain. Better than some grey rat
Christopher Green
>Excuse me, Your Grace..this will take but a moment..
Jaxson Gonzalez
Cease this groundless anti-maesterism
Aaron Mitchell
>HE IS THE LORD'S CHOSEN!
>BORN AMIDST SALT AND SMOKE!
Easton Baker
why do bookfags think the show ruined his character?
I actually really liked his character. Him burning Shireen at the stake was a legitimately powerful and horrifying scene
And it’s not like he did it flippantly. At first he was pissed at Melissandre for even suggesting it. But he came to believe that if he wanted to be king, he needed to do it.
Think about it…if you thought it was your destiny to become king, would you sacrifice your daughter? Probably no but when it’s something you’ve been fighting for, you’re gonna at least consider it
I think they did a good job with his decision. You can tell it killed him and ultimately he’s not a good guy but he had a lot of nuance to him
Luke Morales
>Excuse me, Your Grace... I believe we may have underestimated the single dragon...
Jason James
Truly a Game of Thrones
Kevin Bennett
Anthony Howard
The Throne needs to be diversified. It's only right to pass it to Meghan.
Oliver Wright
post Bran
James Gutierrez
Exactly. Stannis is supposed to be a character study of how the pursuit of kingship takes a toll on your ethos and its consequences. Jon's role as Lord Commander is also this and he paid for his short-sightedness.
Dominic Ortiz
>turboandal
>red priest wife
Carter Clark
Nolan Cook
Stannis was a nutter from the start.
Adrian Powell
What is the lore implication of this?
Christian Moore
faceless men were always in our midst
Jose Price
Sorry I'm late, just watched the episode. CRABS BTFO!
Michael Brown
Valyrian experiments have gone too far.
Ayden Diaz
Michael Ward
He was described as this dour yet determined dude that helped set the War of the 5 Kings in motion when he and Jon Arryn investigated the parentage of the royal kids.
When we finally see him, he comes off as this atheist who takes advantage of Melisandre's power which he freely admits to. Rigid in his autism, but not a loon.
Dylan Barnes
>ifunny
Juan Gutierrez
Lads I'm worried they will turn Rhaenyra into a fantasy hitler like they did Dany.
Austin Roberts
Harry really used to be a "rogue" back then.
Lincoln Price
Camden Wright
I'm not very familiar with this era.
Can I get a power rankings list of the Major Houses? Like I'm not even sure who is pledged to who as bannermen either.
Jaxon Carter
It's almost exactly the same
Ian Nelson
Reading the book version made me think he is the most "reasonable" of all the candidates. The one legit bad thing about him is probably the kinslaying which you could argue is done as self defense. The show's portrayal made him a lot more ambitious rather than the bitter but dutiful man from the source material.