Questions

[Marie]

Please can we have a list, or, better yet a map, showing which lands are in the hands of the Dead Cult and which are "ours?" Feel like I'm taking a stab in the dark here!

[The Smith]

You guys control the wall, and the North was what you would call vacant.

But it has been years since you got reliable info from further south.

[House Lefford]

Who are the remaining Northern lords other then me?

[Sam]

I feel like we should make a list of Lords/household knights who marched north, and those who stayed in the south. Everyone in the south is in murky ground, and whatever percentage of guys who went north are still alive.

[Tallahar]

Well it's still a bit early as people can still join now and write that they went North.

I'd say wait a week or so then make the list.

[Ser Aemon Tully]

I say we just leave it for the admin to decide.

[The Flint]

He's told us what NPCs are in the North. There are only 2700 people surviving. I think PCs and the few NPCs listed ARE the only lords who are still alive up in the north. There might be some alive down south, but we'll meet up with them when we do.

[Sam]

Does anyone else think it's funny that so many people are on a first name basis with the former King?

[The Flint]

Well, you're used to calling him King Selwyn, not King Bartheon. and than suddenly he's not King anymore, but your still used to calling him Selwyn.

[Sam]

Well technically you shouldn't ever be using the King's given name. He should be "your grace", "my liege", or other such.

I just read a book about Edward Longshanks and I am just having a chuckle thinking about what he would do if some random dude walked up to him and called him by his first name.

[Imry Willfyre]

Pretty positive that "your grace" is not good enough. Pretty sure it's "your majesty". "My liege" would probably work though...

[Sam]

you should re-read the series & Euric's post

[Imry Willfyre]

I'm speaking historically here, so I guess I'm not necessarily correct in terms of the books... but all English kings starting with Henry VIII used the title "Your Majesty", while "Your Grace" became the styling for non-royal dukes, duchesses, etc.

[Princess Ariel Targaryen]

"Lord Selwyn" is quite proper now.

[Princess Ariel Targaryen]

What Westerman lords were present at the Council, if any?