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If you chose characters named after books it's Aegon who has Blackfyre, either way Blackfyre is always in the possession of the Targaryen claimant that appears after you complete Varys' quests.

Tbh those were kind of obvious, though it's commendable of you to disclose it since some people might not know enough lore to know this. If you manage to find Dark Sister though, it would be a much more important breakthrough since even in the books no one has been revealed to be in possession of this sword.

There used to be a way to get it, you had to siege Starfall for 2 days until you got a message saying: "the sword Dawn is in the Palestone tower". Now I think the sword is in the possession of lord Edric Dayne. Either of the two should be right for this version of the mod.

Wrong mod for the first part. And yes, Edric has it now.

The siege thing was for ACOK only? Well in terms of canon it makes more sense to have the sword at Starfall, as you can't wield just for being a Dayne in the story. Only a warrior of great valor is awarded the right to use Dawn

There used to be a way to get it, you had to siege Starfall for 2 days until you got a message saying: "the sword Dawn is in the Palestone tower". Now I think the sword is in the possession of lord Edric Dayne. Either of the two should be right for this version of the mod.

In v2.0 Sansa still mentions asking Eddard for permission to marry is this correct or can you ask Robb instead?

It's probably an overlooked error. It should be Robb you have to ask though idk for sure, the marriage mechanic seems to be mainly focused on children of the lords idk if sisters also apply but you should try asking Robb.

When would it come out on steam?

Probably today, if it isn't there already.

I hated killing lords and kings, ruins relations so don't do it; it ruins your game. Only person to kill you should do Jeffery

I'm going to "break the wheel" by removing every single hamster that keeps running it Ser. "My Lord you can choose, The Wall, or become a head shorter".

"Produno, Can you remove increase renown and reputation? It breaks the game, because you can use it and go to Qohor and get a valyrian sword."

Yes, can you also please remove the money cheat? 'Cause I can't stop myself from clicking Ctrl+X all the time! In the meantime, please remove the cheat to level up, 'cause I cant stop myself from using it to get to level 40 right from the start. And by the way, can you remove the cheat to level up your units? 'Cause I cant stop myself from using it to have a stronger army. And if it's not asking too much, can you remove fast food from my country? 'Cause I can't stop myself from consuming it on a daily basis.

it doesn't have to be removed , just don't press Ctrl + X , its not that hard...

I believe this a mere display of sarcasm Ser. The one intriguing thing is how this person posted here without an account.

The tv show is certainly the highest production value I ever saw in tv medium. In terms of story it has a lot of flaws that make it less interesting than the novels, but it's still very entertaining to watch, unless you can't seperate the fact that it will never be able to copy the novels' plot with perfect faithfullness, the show is an adaptation and since it relied so heavily on being faithful until season 4, naturally it plummeted after it caught up to Martin's writing. I dislike what they did to Dorne, not only the exclusion of their Essos arc, and conspiracy but also how the nation's character was butchered when they decided to have the sand snakes murder Myrcella. Stannis obviously much worse character, and consequently story arc than his novels' counterpart. And finally their falling back to old duality based fantasy tropes in s7 with the epic and perfectly timed rescues and whatnot that Martin so much hates and deconstructs in the books.

As I said previously, all the flaws are things I can cope with because I don't need to have the perfect translation on screen of what the novels represent, in fact, the divergency only heats my desire to read the next novels even more since it will have a lot of stuff I won't be spoiled to by having watched the show in advance. For this reason I won't pick either option in your poll. At this point in time, ASOIAF is the greatest and most interesting book series I have read, with a style I wasn't used to in books, that keeps me hooked from beggining to end. As for the show, it is in one way the greatest series tv produced so far, all things accounted, but it fails to live up to the fullest of its potential. Perhaps they should've noted that Martin would never finish writing it before they caught up, and had instead done a more free adaptation. Martin however is probably to blame in part, he rejected many offers to sell the rights before this show, and then he allows them to start making it before he's do writing. I'm not intimate with the man's opinions and his current relation with the shows' writers/producers so it's possible he actually wants things to go this way. If I'm in the majority, then Martin will bank a lot with the fact that the latest seasons won't be the same as the 2 last books, and so people will not shy away so much from reading them just because they already watched it on tv.

I'm glad there was a timer, I totally hit "download" the instant it passed the 0 mark.

LOL, will have to make a future playthrough where I send the 5 kings to The Wall.

If you have a good relationship with Robb Stark, you'll eventually get an option, when talking to him, about respecting his lineage and wanting to join his family (this option is available with all lords if you are on good terms with them). If you choose that option when talking to him, and if he accepts your request, his 2 sisters will spawn at Winterfell, in the lord's hall. Basically you need to do some work for a lord, ask them to join their family and unlock the hidden lady NPCs. I myself am fancing either to get married to Arya or Cersei Lannister, as my plans for the current playthrough will be more fun to accomplish with either of those.

I think the fief improvements all do the same, they increase the amount of rent you receive from that fief. They also increase the prosperity of that fief. At least from what I observed in my playthroughs, the description of my villages would change with each improvement, from extreme poverty to a recovering economy (a fief that had been looted prior to being awarded to me).

You need to specify exactly how you are blocked, but if you really can't get out just use thie following procedure: Go on the map to the location you want to move unto, hold CTRL and double-click on the target location. This cheat is known as "Teleporting", you can abuse it or just use it sparsingly idc.

Imho if Tyrion would be made a companion, he should have stats that make him a good minister in case you decide to start your indenpendant kingdom, seeing he is hand of the queen in the show, and will possibly get the same position in the next novels.