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The Riverlands

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Sep 12, 2026

RobertHOST
4:21
She says, my only thought, come and find me.
RobertHOST
4:25
I am travelling through the Riverlands.
RobertHOST
4:27
Come to me.
RobertHOST
4:28
I am heading to Brandon's wedding.
QuinnHOST
3:42
Harren and his last sons died in the fires that engulfed his monstrous fortress that night.
QuinnHOST
3:48
House Hoare died with him, and so too did the Iron Islands hold on the Riverlands.
QuinnHOST
3:53
The next day, outside the smoking ruins of Harrenhal, King Aegon accepted an oath of fealty from Edmund Tully, Lord of Riverrun, and named him Lord Paramount of the Trident.
speaker_0ADVERTISER
4:14
Yamaha Resort and Casino at San Manuel is bringing the biggest laughs to the stage.
speaker_0HOST
33:25
As Renly was unable to bring Ser Hober and Horus with him, leaving them as hostages.
speaker_0HOST
33:30
As the first ships bearing Northmen return, Stannis turns his attention to the Riverlands and hopes to gain their support.
speaker_0HOST
33:36
However, he finds them as fractured as ever.
speaker_0HOST
33:39
While some recognize his claim, others recall how it was Mace who provided military support against the Lannisters and backed him.
speaker_0HOST
33:45
Worse still is that the Freys declared neutrality in this conflict and closed the Twins from either side.
speaker_0HOST
33:50
But this prevents a land route from being opened to deploy more Northmen south.
speaker_0HOST
33:54
The Riverlands groan beneath the weight of two kings.
speaker_0HOST
33:57
Stannis marches into the country accompanied by Ned Stark and his Northmen.
speaker_0NARRATOR
24:43
Peace talks are arranged between Robb Stark and Tywin Lannister, brokered in part by Brienne of Tarth.
speaker_0NARRATOR
24:49
Harrenhal is chosen as the neutral meeting ground, lying at the crossroads of the Riverlands and the Crownlands.
speaker_0NARRATOR
24:54
Among Tywin's retinue is Sansa Stark, brought so that her return to her family may be bargained for in the negotiations.
speaker_0NARRATOR
25:01
The twisted, half-melted towers of Harrenhal loom like the bones of a dead giant, black and stone, curling as if in agony.
AshayaHOST
13:00
Now, surely this was the height of House Bracken's influence at court, and maybe just in general.
AshayaHOST
13:05
You'd probably have to go back to truly ancient, ancient times, when they were kings in the Riverlands, to get close to this level of prominence.
AshayaHOST
13:14
But as is often the case with the ultra ambitious, this was not enough for Lord Bracken.
AzizHOST
13:19
Yeah.

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AzizHOST
18:23
The influence of Princes Daeron and Aemon were sufficient, along with the scandal itself, to end the tenure of the Brackens at court.
AzizHOST
18:31
Aegor's grandfather was removed as Hand of the King, and he and Barba were banished.
AzizHOST
18:36
Baby Aegor, the unwitting less than a year old would-be usurper, went with, of course, to Stone Hedge in the Riverlands.
AshayaHOST
18:43
Yeah.
A.Ron HubbardHOST
7:59
So it's, it's interesting.
A.Ron HubbardHOST
8:00
You think there's more there because the other thing, I guess, related to this is there's this whole campaign that was kinda touched on last week too of, of Aemond with Vhagar kinda rampaging at random towns in the Riverlands.
A.Ron HubbardHOST
8:18
And as I noticed last week, it does...
A.Ron HubbardHOST
8:21
There, there is some ambiguity here where it's like, yeah, Vhagar's doing this, and Vhagar's torching these random towns that don't seem like they're super important.
MaxPANELIST
10:04
I think that would be a satisfying continuation of the, of the Rhaena plot.
MaxPANELIST
10:09
And there's some interesting stuff also in the book, wh- which we talked about last episode, with, like, who's burning the countryside? Is it Vhagar? Is it the, the army coming-
A.Ron HubbardHOST
10:21
The Riverlands
MaxPANELIST
10:21
... down from the north to King's Landing?
A.Ron HubbardHOST
7:59
So it's, it's interesting.
A.Ron HubbardHOST
8:00
You think there's more there because the other thing, I guess, related to this is there's this whole campaign that was kinda touched on last week too of, of Aemond with Vhagar kinda rampaging at random towns in the Riverlands.
A.Ron HubbardHOST
8:18
And as I noticed last week, it does...
A.Ron HubbardHOST
8:21
Th- there, there is some ambiguity here where it's like, yeah, Vhagar's doing this, and Vhagar's torching these random towns that don't seem like they're super important.
MaxPANELIST
10:04
I think that would be a satisfying continuation of the, of the Rhaena plot.
MaxPANELIST
10:09
And there's some interesting stuff also in the book, wh- which we talked about last episode with, like, who's burning the countryside? Is it Vhagar? Is it the, the army coming-
A.Ron HubbardHOST
10:21
The Riverlands
MaxPANELIST
10:21
... down from the north to King's Landing?
speaker_3VOICE_ACTOR
4:14
After that, we may begin discussing your release.
speaker_3VOICE_ACTOR
4:17
In the meantime, I require you to send word out to your men scattered in the Riverlands.
speaker_3VOICE_ACTOR
4:22
They are still nearly 300 cavalry and 1,000 infantry sworn to you.
speaker_3VOICE_ACTOR
4:27
Not to mention the others still sworn to you.

11 MINS LATER

speaker_2NARRATOR
15:47
Even with his men rallying whoever they can and gathering scattered bands of Northmen who fled in the chaos, it will take time.
speaker_2NARRATOR
15:54
Catlin instead suggests using the letters they've gathered to shift to a propaganda war against the Lannisters.
speaker_2NARRATOR
16:00
Copies of them are made and sent out across the Riverlands and beyond.
speaker_2NARRATOR
16:03
He makes sure some reach the Eyrie, Sunspear, and Highgarden, telling them of Lannister treachery and betrayal.
speaker_3HOST
33:01
He is facing off against his nephew, Aemond, who rides the colossal ancient behemoth, Vhagar.
speaker_3HOST
33:08
Aemond has been a relentless terror throughout the war, burning the Riverlands and responsible for significant deaths, but he has a glaring physical weakness.
speaker_2HOST
33:17
The missing eye.
speaker_3HOST
33:17
Exactly.
speaker_3HOST
36:23
He doesn't just die like a normal man.
speaker_3HOST
36:25
He dissolves into the very elements that define his house.
speaker_3HOST
36:29
He becomes a ghost story whispered in the Riverlands.
speaker_2HOST
36:31
Yeah.
RobertHOST
3:09
Though six hundred years is well short of ancient by the standards of Westerosi noble houses, they have become the equal of many who are such in a relatively short time thanks to all those tolls adding up.
RobertHOST
3:20
Indeed, they become powerful enough that, conspiring with a fellow subject of the King in the North, House Bolton, they could turn on the new royal family and shift the entire balance of power in the North and the Riverlands.
RobertHOST
3:33
That is subject to change, however.
RobertHOST
3:36
The Freys are widely reviled now in Westeros, thanks to the Red Wedding, and by the fandom for that same reason, among others, but they were quite unpopular in Westeros prior to the start of the War of the Five Kings, let alone the Red Wedding.
RobertHOST
4:18
Collecting tolls is for the merchant class.
RobertHOST
4:20
The nobility is meant to own productive lands, charge rents and collect taxes, which the Freys do also, but the toll revenue is the heart of their business.
RobertHOST
4:30
Thus, many see them as greedy upstarts, and as a result, it's been difficult for the Freys to find marriages within the Riverlands.
RobertHOST
4:38
doesn't end with that.

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