Ludlow Castle, seat of House Mortimer
House of Mortimer
WIP
Roger Mortimer, Baron Mortimer
Name: Roger Mortimer
Titles:
- 3rd Baron Mortimer
- 2nd Baron Geneville (jure uxoris)
Age: 27 (born 1287)
Marital Status: Married to Joan de Geneville, 2nd Baroness Geneville, age 28 (1286)
Children: Edmund (1302), Margaret (1304), Maud (1307), Geoffrey (1309), John (1310), Joan (1312), Isabella (1313), Katherine (1314)
Temperaments:
Sanguine
- Confident (+1 battle rolls, +1 to rout rolls against this character)
- Sociable (+1 Charisma, -2% income)
Choleric
- Bloodthirsty (+1 Battles, -1 Charisma)
Traits (6 points):
Battles +2
Survival +2
Personal Combat +2
Prestige:
+22 from 11 lordships owned
+2 from Child of a Baron
+2 from Parent is a Baron
+1 from Grandparent is a Baron
+4 if Baron
+4 from marriage to a Baroness suo jure
Total prestige: 35
Family Tree
Roger Mortimer, 3rd Baron Mortimer (1287), married Joan de Geneville, 2nd Baroness Geneville (1286)Edmund Mortimer (1302)
Margaret Mortimer (1304)
Maud Mortimer (1307)
Geoffrey Mortimer (1309)
John Mortimer (1310)
Joan Mortimer (1312)
Isabella Mortimer (1313)
Katherine Mortimer (1314)
Demesne Castles
Ludlow Castle (Shropshire - main seat)
Wigmore Castle (Herefordshire)
Trim Castle (Meath)
Shropshire - Primary Residence
3. Ellesmere/Myddle - Average Income
9. Ludlow/Corfham/Stokesay - Average Income
Herefordshire
1. Leominister/Wigmore/Hampton/Croft - Average Income
2. Kington/Stapleton - Average Income
3. Weobley/Kinnersley - Average Income
4. Bredwardine/Clifford/Snodhill/Longtown - Average Income
Powys (Wales)
6. Radnor/Barland/Womaston/Bleddfa/Crygerydd - Average Income
Cartmartenshire (Wales)
4. Llandeilo/Dinefwr/Llandovery - Poor Income
Meath (Ireland)
11. Kells - Average Income
12. Navan/Bective/Liscartan/Monktown - Prosperous Income
17. Trim - Average Income
Total Income: £2,720 (-2% from temperaments)
Buildings WIP
Livery and Retinue N/A
Regional Bonuses Shropshire:
Welsh Marches: Shropshire is the where much of the Mortimer estates are located; a powerful family of marcher lords. Those who hold their primary estates here get -10% troop recruitment and upkeep costs.
Ludlow:
Ludlow Castle: One of the first stone castles to be constructed in England, this imposing fortress has stood on the Welsh border for centuries as a foreboding symbol of English power and authority. It is the principal seat of the Mortimer Earls of March, the foremost among the marcher lords in power and wealth. +4 Siege rolls, -4 raid rolls, and if the outer walls were to fall the defenders can hold out in its keep for half a year (3.5 days).
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Herefordshire:
Welsh Marches: Herefordshire composed much the De Bohun estates: a family of powerful Earls who were chiefly based in the marches. Those who hold their primary estates here get -10% troop recruitment and upkeep costs.
Fruits and Ciders: Herefordshire is well known for its production of fruits and ciders, which provide a healthy source of income for an otherwise sparsely populated county. +5% estate income to those who have their primary residence in this province.
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Powys:
Centre of the Wool Trade: This area is one of the centres of the English wool trade, and thus those who have their estates in these lands will be granted a 10% income bonus to Wool Ships.
Welsh Marches: Powys is the where much of the Mortimer estates are located; a powerful family of marcher lords. Those who hold their primary estates here get -10% troop recruitment and upkeep costs.
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Carmarthenshire:
Centre of the Wool Trade: This area is one of the centres of the English wool trade, and thus those who have their estates within these lands will be granted a 10% bonus to the income of wool ships.
Welsh Resistance: This county is home to a large population of native Welsh who chafe under English rule. +5 to all chances of rebellion.
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Meath:
Fertile: Heavily populated with English settlers and Irish locals alike, those who own their primary estates within this county receive a 5% bonus to estate income.
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