Crakehall Castle, Seat of House Crakehall

[The Mad Skylord]

House Crakehall

House Crakehall HOUSE CRAKEHALL Lord Tyrion Crakehall Age: Born 208 AC (32) Status: Unmarried Children: None Traits(6): +2 Battles +2 Logistician +2 Charisma Temperaments: Sanguine - Confident: This character is very self-assured, brimming with confidence and difficult to shake even under pressure. However, taken to an extreme, they can show a suicidal disregard for their life and the lives of others, and fail to take...well, failure into account when planning. +1 battle rolls, +1 to rout rolls against this character. - Sociable: This character is an extroverted social butterfly, capable of making friends left and right. However, they have little time for 'boring' matters like finances, and are more interested in buying flashy things to show off to their friends than managing their wealth. +1 Charisma, -2% income. Choleric - Impulsive: This character acts before (sometimes, without) thinking. They might move and decide more quickly than others, but their recklessness can lead them to disaster as well. +5% movement speed, -1 to detection rolls. Members of House Crakehall Lord Beric Crakehall -Lady Jeyne Crakehall --Lord Roland Crakehall(Born 208 AC) --Lord Ralph Crakehall(Born 210 AC) --Ser Tybolt Crakehall(Born 215 AC) --Arianne Crakehall(Born 218 AC) --Elia Crakehall(Born 222 AC) --Margaery Crakehall(Born 223 AC)

Vassals

- Falwell - House Falwell of Falwell. - Greenmonth - House Jast of Greenmonth. - Hawthorne - House Yew, Knights of Hawthorne

Edicts

Militias. 10,000 Dragons. +1,000 militia points. Military Infrastructure. 10,000 Dragons. +1,000 militia points.

Upgrades

Tier I Militia Armoury: +500 Militia Points Market Square: +10% income (Coastal Only) Dockyard: +500 naval militia points, +10% income Tier II Town Watch: +1,000 Militia Points, 5% cheaper professional troop hire. Merchant's Square: +10% province income (Coastal Only) Large Dockyard: +750 naval militia points, 5% cheaper naval mercs, +5% income Tier III Barracks: +1,000 Militia Points, 10% cheaper professional troop hire. (Coastal Only) Major Dockyard: +1,000 naval militia points, 10% cheaper naval mercs, +5% income Tier IV Militia Network Bonuses: +2,000 Land Militia, if your home is besieged, 250 Heavy Infantry, 500 Archers and 500 Light Infantry appear as additions to your garrison. Drawbacks: -10% province income. Create a militia obligation that requires all smallfolk to maintain proficiency with a weapon through regular practice, allowing for a larger semi-professional militia to be summoned for wartime. Reduced economic activity resulting from this time being spent on training, however, results in less reaching you in taxation.

Military

Levy 7'000 Points 5'250 Light Infantry 1'750 Archers Militia Vassal Militia 467 Polearms 350 Archers 175 Heavy Infantry 175 Light Cavalry 58 Heavy Cavalry Militia 6'500 Points 1300 Polearms 812 Heavy Infantry 650 Light Cavalry 758 Heavy Cavalry Livery and Maintenance Lord Tyrion Crakehall[/u] 1'500 Heavy Cavalry

[Pontifex Maximus]

A raven arrives at Crakehall detailing the events of Rolund's death and the subsequent violence of their sworn men. Lord Luthor Tyrell demands that the House Crakehall send a representative to Highgarden to give restitution for this outrage and to recover Rolund's body.

[Poach]

Donnel sought out Lord Tyrion, brother of the late Lord Roland and now ruler in Crakehall following Roland's death.

"Lord Tyrion," he said in a friendly tone, "I'd say the title suits you, were it not conferred under such tragic circumstances. Has any word come from Lord Lannister?"

[OOC: I'm assuming a level of familiarity since Donnel has been squiring a while and is married into the family.]

[The Mad Skylord]

Ralph shook his head.

"None, I'm afraid, Donnel. But this is treachery of the highest standard. Roland was not the only man to fall at Hightower's hand."

[Poach]

"No, and you're not the only one I've heard whispering about Hightower. It was a common rumour about the Tourney field itself that he'd aimed high on purpose: no Knight is that bad at aiming a lance. One death can be accidental: your steed shifts, your arm twitches, we've all experienced it. Two men killed in a row? He was aiming high."

"Still," said Donnel with a sigh, "The brawl afterwards made the Reachmen close ranks around their own. I don't expect the Tyrells will take the Hightowers to task over it now."