I give him a noogie and punch him in the arm, taking the time to suggest he is a capon. My attendance at the Bear Island tournament prompts him to ask me to stop risking my life so often. Jon Snow is my bastard, and a total wuss. "Jon Snow is my bastard, and a total wuss."Īll this attention on Robb is getting my second-born's back up. Still, at least my first-born son is married, and my line will continue. She doesn't have direct access to her dragons in the mod, but then I can't help but feel that having three fire-breathing monsters in my castle mainly made of wood is a bad idea in any case. Crusader Kings II doesn't model it beyond informing me that it happened. I invite all my favourite people of the north, and devise a seating plan that puts me as far away from Roose Bolton as possible. I opt for a wedding feast: I don't need to show off for the in-laws as they're inbred, insane and dead, but a lord of the north should never turn down the chance for a capon or two. I'm fresh from the festivities when I learn Daenerys and Robb are to be married in a few days. Were I to continue my slavishness to ASoIaF's canon, this one should be a boy, and I should name it Rickon. I've already had Robb, Sansa, Arya and Bran.
Catelyn pops out her fifth baby shortly after Robb's betrothal. Ned's doing a good job of carrying on that line himself. Ned's positive traits may have missed Robb's generation, but I've now got a good chance of producing a strong grandson to carry on the Stark line. She's 'Attractive', 'Quick', and a 'Genius'. I had been worried about Robb: unlike the canonical Stark son, my Robb is cowardly and a bit rubbish at commanding troops. She accepts, and I make preparations for welcoming one of A Song of Ice and Fire's most important characters into my home. Excited, I pause time so no one else can snap her up, and suggest a marriage to Robb. Sure, her dad was famously insane and her brother got killed by having molten gold poured onto his head by a horse-obsessed guy in eyeliner, but Dany's got her head screwed on straight, and – at least in the fiction – comes with three dragony bonuses. She's not a landed lady any more, but Daenerys Targaryen's family is one of the most prestigious in Westeros.
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