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The opening credits make it seem like the army of the dead was at Deepwood Motte, but we donвЂ™t know if they actually attacked the fort, do we? This means that their army is largely completely intact. They also failed to take part in the Battle of the Bastards. В» /r/EarthOfIceAndFire - reminding of GOTД®arlier in the season, there was a quick note that Lord Glover refused to join the Army of the North at Winterfell. This is used to define what the post is about, and to what level of discussion is allowable in the comments.ДЇor more info see the guide and policy. В» Season 8 Premiere: April 14th В» Winds of Winter Release: TBA В» Subreddit Twitter В» Subreddit Discord Quick Spoiler GuideД®very post at r/gameofthrones must use a single, spoiler tag at the start of the post.

#GAME OF THRONES GLOVER SERIES#

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In any case, among those who fight with Robb and swear fealty to him in 72 Catelyn 11 are Lyman Darry, Stevron Frey, Jason Mallister, Jonos Bracken, Tytos Blackwood, Marq Piper, and Karyl Vance. (Catelyn notices that these are noble 'houses who had never been ruled from Winterfell', but who are now swearing allegiance all the same.) Why don't they just call Robb 'the King in the north and of the Riverlands'? We'll never understand these people. RiverlordsДЄlthough Robb Stark should only inherit Winterfell and command the northern lords, several Riverland lords join in at the end and swear fealty to Robb as their king. Roose Bolton is a frightening man whose castle, the Dreadfort, is supposed to have a room where they display the skins of their enemies. Helman Tallhart is left with Walder Frey to make sure that the old man doesn't stab anyone in the back. Galbart Glover and his younger brother Robett Glover. Wyman Manderly remains at home to guard the north (and also because he's tremendously fat) his son Wendel guards Robb at the Whispering Wood, while his son Wylis is captured at the Green Fork. Howland Reed remains at a castle to guard against any armies slipping up to the north other than Eddard, he was the only survivor of the mission to save Lyanna Stark. Medger Cerwyn (captured at the Green Fork). Halys Hornwood (who dies at the Green Fork) and his son Daryn Hornwood (who dies in the Whispering Wood).

The only reason Maege is the head of the household is that her brother is in the Night's Watch and her nephew is in exile.) (You may recognize the name Mormont as well: Maege is Jeor Mormont's sister and Jorah Mormont's aunt. Maege Mormont and her daughter Dacey are the kind of warrior-women that Arya probably wants to be. So Greatjon, besides being huge and helping to fight, also helps us see how Robb has grown up. He's the first person to proclaim Robb the King in the north.

For instance, after Grey Wind bites off two of his fingers for aiming a sword somewhere near Robb and Robb makes kind of a joke, Greatjon (minus two fingers) laughs about it. The Greatjon (or just Jon to his friends) is a giant who understands force and has an odd sense of humor about it. The Greatjon Umber and his son the Smalljon. So Rickard gives up a lot for this fight. Rickard Karstark and his three sons Eddard, Harrion, and Torrhen fight for Robb Eddard and Torrhen are killed by Jaime in the Whispering Wood (64 Catelyn 10.60) and Harrion is captured in the Battle of the Green Fork (63 Tyrion 8.138). (The two major battles with the Stark army are at the Green Fork, which we see from Tyrion's POV, and in the Whispering Wood, which we see from Catelyn's POV. Also, to remind us of the cost of war, this guide tells you where these characters die or are captured. In any case, we've provided a little cheat sheet here of who fights from these noble houses. Well, just imagine how much harder it would be if you had to memorize their family symbols, like Bran (54 Bran 6.7).

(Sounds like the most dangerous law firm ever.) They include all of the houses that are listed in the Appendix in the Stark entry: Karstark, Umber, Flint, Mormont, Hornwood, Cerwyn, Reed, Manderly, Glover, Tallhart, and Bolton. The Stark bannermen are those noble lords of the north that follow the Starks in this case, the guys that follow Robb Stark in to battle.

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