(Proposal) Westeros RPG

[Bjorn]

Feel free. Oh god in a couple of hundred years when the names become mixed, we may end up with the Brotheons.

Also, anyone have a good template to build a family tree upon? Besides that I am going to bed now and should be on tomorrow between 6am and 7am (GMT -4) before school, and sometime after 2PM (GMT -4).

They own the best Brothels of all Westeros Brothel Brotheon! Come one, come all!

Go with My Heritage. It is a VERY great program

[Bonez]

They own the best Brothels of all Westeros Brothel Brotheon! Come one, come all!

Go with My Heritage. It is a VERY great program

Thanks for the program, looks great to use.

It appears that we did get approved for a sub-forum, the only problem is that I have school today.

[Darkan]

I was thinking about some more ideas about the game. Still working on the map but this is something else, a sort of "proposals":

FLEET

I remember reading something about fleets and 2 ships per province. I would do the following: 1. King's Landing - Capital of Westeros - 10 ships 2. Capital of Realm - if on the coast - 6 ships 3. Island Province - 4 ships 4. Coast Province - 2 Ships (as before) The Iron Islands wold have different numbers: 1. Pyke - 15 ships 2. Province - 10 ships Also, once a week, the Iron Islands have to choose one coastal province to plunder. The mod would have to roll.

TNW

For the Night's Watch, a mod should roll for a random Wildling raid (once/twice a month?) and during Winter, for a random Wildling Attack, larger foe numbers. Also, maybe once a Winter Year a mod rolls for an Other Attack.

"FREE" REGIONS

I was thinking about maybe leaving one/two provinces "independent" within each realm. Therefore we would be able to pre-RP some battles to conquer them and while they are still "free", once a week the mods roll for random bandit/clansmen raids.

Ohh, about the King of Westeros. I think it should be different from the rulers of the other realms. What we basically need is only one ruler for each part of Westeros.

[Phalanx300]

The King could be someone else then a current house yes.

How will Merchants work in this though? I believe there are some Free Cities in the east of Westeros with powerfull Merchants.

[Clagius]

If you didn't know, we have our own board now for this RPG!

[Darkan]

I know but as I'm still working on the map & provinces, ideas keep coming so I will keep posting them here. I have the feeling that the whole system isn't quite settled.

[Bonez]

I know but as I'm still working on the map & provinces, ideas keep coming so I will keep posting them here. I have the feeling that the whole system isn't quite settled.

For income, don't do a thing yet as me and a community member (or two) have been working to make a chart of modifiers so that all income can be considered "fair".

[Darkan]

I'm working on the map only, to establish and divide it into provinces and lordships. The average is twenty provinces per realm (+- five for now), with the iron Islands having twelve I think (can't remember). One lordship has between 2-4 provinces, most having 4. How does that sound? Should I continue? Capitals are separated!

[Bonez]

I'm working on the map only, to establish and divide it into provinces and lordships. The average is twenty provinces per realm (+- five for now), with the iron Islands having twelve I think (can't remember). One lordship has between 2-4 provinces, most having 4. How does that sound? Should I continue? Capitals are separated!

Don't forget that the north should be really big.

[Agamemnon]

PM'ing you family info Bjorn.

[Majonga]

I'm working on the map only, to establish and divide it into provinces and lordships. The average is twenty provinces per realm (+- five for now), with the iron Islands having twelve I think (can't remember). One lordship has between 2-4 provinces, most having 4. How does that sound? Should I continue? Capitals are separated!

Are there by any chance terrain formations in the Map. For example, Arryn has the Bloody Gate as it's main entrance, it would be silly if you could attack the Eyrie without going through the bloody Gate.

More so attacking say the Crag without going through Golden Tooth. There are natural choke-points in the Westeros Landscape which wouldn't be represented by a simple province map. I think mountain ranges and Rivers need to be included.

[Darkan]

Wanted to tell you I am unable to paly the Game so...Dorne is up for grabs. Also, bonez, when I will finish the map I will send it to you, but I won't have time to play. Cheers!

[Bonez]

Thanks for the map, unfortunate that you are unable to play.

[IrishBlood]

I was thinking about some more ideas about the game. Still working on the map but this is something else, a sort of "proposals":

FLEET

I remember reading something about fleets and 2 ships per province. I would do the following: 1. King's Landing - Capital of Westeros - 10 ships 2. Capital of Realm - if on the coast - 6 ships 3. Island Province - 4 ships 4. Coast Province - 2 Ships (as before) The Iron Islands wold have different numbers: 1. Pyke - 15 ships 2. Province - 10 ships Also, once a week, the Iron Islands have to choose one coastal province to plunder. The mod would have to roll.

TNW

For the Night's Watch, a mod should roll for a random Wildling raid (once/twice a month?) and during Winter, for a random Wildling Attack, larger foe numbers. Also, maybe once a Winter Year a mod rolls for an Other Attack.

"FREE" REGIONS

I was thinking about maybe leaving one/two provinces "independent" within each realm. Therefore we would be able to pre-RP some battles to conquer them and while they are still "free", once a week the mods roll for random bandit/clansmen raids.

Ohh, about the King of Westeros. I think it should be different from the rulers of the other realms. What we basically need is only one ruler for each part of Westeros.

Dont forget the Arbor, it has the second biggest fleet in westeros, and the single largest merchant fleet, only a little smaller then the Iron borns fleet.

[Narf]

Yes, The Largest ship the second largest fleet and undisputed most merchant ships.