The Riverlands Muster again!

[Zeus Almighty]

Myles Tully gathered all the Riverlands after the Ravens. He also sent his brothers wife North to her homeland.

OOC- someone capable to do the numbers while I show my lady some attention lol?


Riverrun and immediate vassals:

Riverrun Levies:
Light infantry: 6,000
Archers: 1,500

Riverrun Militias:
Polearms: 500
Archers: 0
Heavy Infantry: 500
Light Cavalry:0
Heavy Cavalry: 250

Vassal Levies:
Light infantry: 3,375
Archers: 1,125

Vassal Militias
Polearms: 600
Archers: 450
Heavy Infantry: 225
Light Cavalry:225
Heavy Cavalry: 75

Cost-
Levy-37,500
Militia 5,000
42,500


Total men- 15,350

The Rest of the Riverlands other than PC lords

Levies
Light Infantry- 43,125
Archers- 14,375

Total- 57,500

Militia
Polearms- 7,667
Archers- 5,750
Heavy Infantry- 2,875
Light Cavalry- 2,875
Heavy Cavalry- 958

total- 20,152

[Trot]

Jonos arrives to represent House Bracken only a handful of retainers with him.

[The Mad Skylord]

Lord Arnold arrives, only a few men with him.

[Trot]

Lord Arnold arrives, only a few men with him.

[Zeus Almighty]

Arnolf left a sour taste in Myles mouth last they met. Jonos left with unanswered questions. When the two of them came this time Warrick saw them both while in the presence of the other Riverlords.
Lords Blackwood and Bracken... Thin of men yes?

[ficenzi]

((OOC: this is at Harrenhal?))

[Trot]

ooc isn't Arnolf at Ravensborough? He can't really be in two places at one and may be dead after. Also Jonos is heir to Stone Hedge not lord Zeus.

Jonos bows respectfully to his liege Lord, "my father not I command the men of Stone Hedge, we had a disagreement on whether to show up to this ah.. fools errand as he calls it."

[Pontifex Maximus]

The hour was growing late. Rumors flew about the state of the Tully-Frey relationship. Anyone with half a brain knew that the Tullys had long thwarted Frey ambitions. Despite their marriage alliances, old Walder still had not achieved all that he had hoped to under the young Tully rule. Would he answer the call to arms? Now would be the best time to publicly announce his disapproval by not sending a single man to the muster. Other lords had answered the muster, but even with all their strength combined they would be lucky to equal what Frey could field. At long last, at twilight after some days of waiting, a distant drumming was heard. As it grew nearer the sound of clinking mail could be heard. Finally it was clear, the Freys had arrived. Ever musically inclined, old Walder had struck up a marching tune for his army. He rode at the head of the column in his plumed helm and long gray cloak fluttering behind him. His sons rode with him, and behind long columns of soldiers heavily armed and armored marching in unison. hundreds of knights followed him.



Finally the column began to fan out in parade fashion. Without dismounting, Walder, Edwyn and Lothar approached the assembled lords and planted the banner of House Frey down among the others. "Good to see you Myles." Frey announced cheerfully. He looked to the others gathered. "Ah! Lord Whent! It has been too long indeed." he turned finally to Blackwood and Bracken. "How few men you bring!" he said with a derisive laugh. "Your Lord Tully called you here for war, not a fox hunt."

He turned back to Myles. "Well son, what are we doing here?"

[Zeus Almighty]

((OOC: this is at Harrenhal?))

Outside of it yes

ooc isn't Arnolf at Ravensborough? He can't really be in two places at one and may be dead after. Also Jonos is heir to Stone Hedge not lord Zeus.

Jonos bows respectfully to his liege Lord, "my father not I command the men of Stone Hedge, we had a disagreement on whether to show up to this ah.. fools errand as he calls it."

Myles frowned, since when do the Lords of the Riverlands abandon the innocent?

The hour was growing late. Rumors flew about the state of the Tully-Frey relationship. Anyone with half a brain knew that the Tullys had long thwarted Frey ambitions. Despite their marriage alliances, old Walder still had not achieved all that he had hoped to under the young Tully rule. Would he answer the call to arms? Now would be the best time to publicly announce his disapproval by not sending a single man to the muster. Other lords had answered the muster, but even with all their strength combined they would be lucky to equal what Frey could field. At long last, at twilight after some days of waiting, a distant drumming was heard. As it grew nearer the sound of clinking mail could be heard. Finally it was clear, the Freys had arrived. Ever musically inclined, old Walder had struck up a marching tune for his army. He rode at the head of the column in his plumed helm and long gray cloak fluttering behind him. His sons rode with him, and behind long columns of soldiers heavily armed and armored marching in unison. hundreds of knights followed him.



Finally the column began to fan out in parade fashion. Without dismounting, Walder, Edwyn and Lothar approached the assembled lords and planted the banner of House Frey down among the others. "Good to see you Myles." Frey announced cheerfully. He looked to the others gathered. "Ah! Lord Whent! It has been too long indeed." he turned finally to Blackwood and Bracken. "How few men you bring!" he said with a derisive laugh.

He turned back to Myles. "Well son, what are we doing here?"

Answering my brothers call. Myles said simply. He wanted so very much to speak his mind but it wasn't his place. They awaited Criston

OOC- I'm at work, will elaborate a little later

[Trot]

Myles frowned, since when do the Lords of the Riverlands abandon the innocent?

"Well," Jonos said slowly, "My father feels house Bracken has not been given the respect it deserves in recent years Lord Tully, other ah... Lesser houses are getting elevated above us. I disagree with him on some of these points." Jonos was still somewhat bitter on the refusal of Tully to give him a bride.

[Pontifex Maximus]

'My lord Tully.', Whent spoke. 'For what king do we march on this day?'

"King?" Frey raised an eyebrow "Aerys had a boy, didn't he? Isn't he King?"

"Well," Jonos said slowly, "My father feels house Bracken has not been given the respect it deserves in recent years Lord Tully, other ah... Lesser houses are getting elevated above us. I disagree with him on some of these points." Jonos was still somewhat bitter on the refusal of Tully to give him a bride.

Frey gave a long laugh. "Lesser Houses? How does one get any lesser than House Bracken of late?" Edwyn also gave a laugh. Lothar remained stoic, his visor closed.

[Trot]

Frey gave a long laugh. "Lesser Houses? How does one get any lesser than House Bracken of late?" Edwyn also gave a laugh. Lothar remained stoic, his visor closed.

Jonos's hand clenches on his sword, bloody up start tax men. Bastards and petty thugs not fit to clean his stables, but he held his tongue. He needed these men at lest he need not to earn their ire, his father would have challenge Frey to a duel for his words, but his father had left Bracken isolated form the rest of the Riverlands, no Jonos would hold his tongue for now. He waits for Tully to speak, House Bracken would get it's due one way or another.

[Pontifex Maximus]

"Which brother?" Edwyn inquired, raising the visor of his helm.

[ficenzi]

'My lord Tully.', Whent spoke. 'For what king do we march on this day?'

[ficenzi]

Whent Militia:
983 Heavy Cavalry
1475 Heavy Infantry

Whent Professionals (ready in a couple of days):
1000 Riverlander Knights
1500 Archers

[ficenzi]

'If his reign is secure, why are we mustering?'

[Pontifex Maximus]

"Who cares either way?" Edwyn responded to Whent

[ficenzi]

'I care because I need to feed and pay my men.'

[Pontifex Maximus]

Edwyn looked down from the back of his horse "I meant who cares if his reign is secure? Rhaegar's a child. Who will fight for a child? Maybe the Crownlands, but that is their business." his horse cantered. "If you don't give a about the King's heir, then go home."

[ficenzi]

Whent laughed and turned around and pointed shortly to the castle behind. 'I am home. As for your ing bickering, lords Blackwood and Bracken. I suggest you calm down.'