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inflation?
I know i'm late to the party, but isn't House Ryswell famous for their Horses?
other way around would be better imo
Thank you, this story is truly worth reading and the world you have built is fascinating. The idea for the skilled, the use of minions, the expansion of lore and canon abilities into something unique is just marvelous. Thank you for giving me the this chance to once again become fascinated with the world of Nirn and the Elder Scrolls-Verse.
he could, you know donate, anonymously, to the orphanage so they all could have better life
would be smarter to just have Slytherin, to much attention otherwise
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As someone else already stated, you can just use grammarly, or now ChatAi for this.
"Hello Host, this is the warp system. A tool for you to use and to help you on your journey. In exchange for such a gift we request that you gather data for us. By accepting this you also accept that every fiber of your being will be scanned and studied, for further research on the applications of the system. We thank you for cooperation." An example of how it could look like. Don't get me wrong, it is a good story so far but it helps us readers if you use punctuations.
Umbers aren't among the most powerful houses in the North, those are Karstarks, Mandarly's, Boltons and the Starks.
Honestly, that is a bit of a thing with how people write Medieval worlds. While nobles could sometimes be married early (in certain instances) they most often didn't sleep or marry officially until they were old teenagers or young adults. People knew it was dangerous to impregnate someone too young and people valued blood and the possibility of a healthy heir above that of a few years earlier dead heir and dead wife...
give or take a few decades...
bit off a difference between bullying and raping someone...
wouldn't it be better with a population in the millions and a 1:250 ratio?
Good idea
interesting, but why not just make it that he had another vision, and that is the price he has to pain for these visions.
do you mean the "west coast"?
most estimates puts the population of the Westerlands at around 3-4.5 million and the entire Seven kingdoms at 40-45 million. I would recommend increasing the population in your story.
you are truly underestimating the sheer size of westeros and the North, or overestimating how fast armies moved in those times. It take weeks to travel from winterfell to the neck, and that is less of a distance than the entire Western coast of the North. Don't get me wrong, I really like this story, however u hope you can edit this in the future to make sense.
only problem I see with this is that that the western coast of the North is basically the same length as of the coast of one fourth of South America. With Westeros itself being nearly the size of south America and the North is one third of Westeros.