Gulltown, Seat of House Grafton

[Poach]

House Grafton

Income

62,000 Base Income (+2,000 RP bonus)
Trade Goods (10%)
Caron Grafton (15%)
Buildings (35%) (Tier II Port, Income)
"Former" Slaves (10%)

Total Bonus: +70%
Total Dragons: 105,400 Dragons

Trade

1. Native Resource: Stone, -10% build cost
2. Traded Resource: Perfumes from Dragonstone, +2 Charisma
3. Traded Resource: Gold from Goldentooth, +10% Income
4. Traded Resource: Grain from Harrenhal, +1,200 Levy points
5. - Open -

Buildings

Tier I: Port, Income, Levy
Tier II: Port, Income, Levy
Tier III: Income
Tier IV:

Edicts: Press Gangs

Siege Defence

+8 base

Total: 8

Army

Gulltown and Vassals
(3,500 Gulltown, 1,200 Grain, 500 Buildings = 4,600 points)

950 Heavy Infantry
1,187 Light Infantry
632 Polearms
713 Archers
485 Light Cavalry

3,967 men in total

Harlan's Men

Commanded by Lord Grafton's son, this company of men are used to undertake whatever mission required by House Grafton without the need to summon the feudal levy from their farms and boats. Regarded as reliable and honourable, the company is comprised of minor Vale nobility from around the Gulltown area commanding a body of freemen volunteers.

1,200 Knights of the Bloody Gate
300 Archers

1,500 men total

Snow's Men

Commanded by the bastard son of the late Lord Grafton, who was the current Lord's elder brother. Unlike the company commanded by the heir, Harlan, this body of men are rather rougher and less trustworthy. Stone recruits from the gutter, taking in brawlers and criminals. Often deployed by Lord Grafton on the dirtier missions.

1,200 Knights of the Bloody Gate
300 Archers

1,500 men total

Navy

Levy:
(2,000 Gulltown, 500 Tier I Port, 750 Tier II Port, 1,000 Press Gangs = 4,250 points)

60 Dromonds (Professional)
33 Heavy Galleys
20 Gulltown Warships
10 Grand Warships

= 126 ships (6,050 points)

[Velasco]

An offer of trade arrives from Prince Jacaerys of Dragonstone. Perfumes for Furs.

[Oznerol]

Trade is only accepted if Karstark denies to had part on Harrenhal's defiling and the murder of the late Lord Strong, that no Karhold's troops participated on the sacking and disgrace of her home, lands and levies and that Lord Karstark disapproves the pain and suffering inflicted on her house, the old lineage of the Strongs. Only then, if Karstark swears by the Old Gods, shall Lady Jeyne accept such a proposal.