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After the death of Robert Baratheon, House Baratheon became a House divided. Robert’s brothers, Stannis and Renly, both decided that they should be the next one to sit on the Iron Throne.

The sea is a cruel and unforgiving place. Many a sailor have lost their lives in the briny depths It makes sense that the religion of the region would focus on a maritime deity such as the Drowned God Followers of his teachings are known as the Drowned Me

Even further north than the lands of House Stark lays The Wall. This imposing edifice protects the relatively calm, rich, and fertile lands from the much wilder civilizations that live beyond it.

The far north is a harsh and bitter realm. People don’t live in fully organized Houses like in much of Southern Westeros. Instead, they form loose bands and tribes. These tribes have started a mass migration down into much more warm and fertile lands

The rugged northlands breed hardy people who know that to survive in the harsh landscape, they must work together. As such, families have strong bonds strong as iron and even bannermen are like kin.

In combat, hitting the enemy without them being able to hit you back is a very powerful ability. In the battles of Westeros, warriors armed with bows can whittle down even heavily-armed foes, bringing victory to one side.

You never realize how big your city is until you have to walk across it while carrying everything you need to live and keeping an eye out for zombies that could attack at any moment. But in those buildings and alleys lays both opportunity and danger.

Some units can be judged on their military skills or strength, but in war, when another army is advancing, loyalty is a much more valuable asset. The Sworn Swords are the bedrock of the strategies for Stark commanders.

"The city of Yharnam had been known for its healing industry, where many weary travelers would come to rest and recover.

A Dothraki is effectively born in the saddle. From the earliest age, they learn to ride, becoming the greatest horsemen in the land. After many battles, these horsemen have honed their skills to perfection.

Many in Westeros regard those in the Free Folk army as savages, and many in the Free Folk seem to go out of their way to enhance that feeling.

You enter the Chalice Dungeon as a team, striving to destroy the monstrous denizens within, but eventually all partnerships come to an end.