The Stormlands

That's the end of the fight phase.

Yes, that's in the Stormlands Task Force.

It is End of the Fight Phase 1 mounted unit that was eligible to fight.

If you're unengaged, you make a normal move, or if you're engaged, you make a fallback move.

That's not D6, that's not D3, plus 3, that's whatever your movement value is.

It's also in Stormlands and on a mounted unit, so by default, you're plus 2 move.

So the one that people are talking about is Samael or Kasar or Subodin Khan with Outriders, they just bounce 14 inches.

They're there, and now they're over there.

The campaign is small but surgical.

Rob knows he cannot hold the entire Stormlands unless all declare for him, so he strikes fast and moves constantly, cutting Lannister supply lines bound for King's Landing.

the defeat at blackwater has left the region scattered its new garrison stretched thin and their loyalties uncertain and most of all it acts as a land drought between the capital and the reach soon a third of the storm lands rise in open rebellion the lannister-tyrell alliance already stained by unrest in the riverlands suddenly faces a second front of war Further north, Sir Brendan Tully and Gobbert Glover strike, with the mountain dead and Tywin gone, the Lannister's command structure phrase.

They raid deep into the reach-shelled riverlands, burning supply trains and severing roads between Maidenpool and Duskendale.

Randall Tarly, wary of overextension, pulls his men back to fortify coastal towns until reinforcements can come.

Mace is eager to secure his holdings and plans to send more troops.

He divides his forces with one contingent rushing the Stormlands and the other advancing toward the Riverlands, just as Devon Lannister gathers the rest of the Westermen.

Rather than going on the offensive, the Blackfish organizes his men in a defensive formation, aiming to keep the enemy army at bay, and this pays off as far fewer men manage to arrive than expected, thanks to the Dornish.

Robb Stark won battle after battle against the Lannisters, his tactical brilliance earning him the moniker the Young Wolf, but for every victory on the battlefield, disaster struck elsewhere.

Renly Baratheon, who had declared himself king with the Reach and Stormlands behind him, was found dead in his tent at Storm's End.

The rumors said his own brother Stannis had used dark magic to murder him, though no one could prove it.

Stannis absorbed Renly's forces and marched on King's Landing, with the largest army Westeros had seen in years.

Speak plainly.

What's the situation? Roose Bolton, ever pragmatic, delivered the news in his quiet, unsettling voice.

The Lannister-Tyrell alliance controls the Crownlands, the Reach, and effectively the Stormlands now that Stannis is broken.

We hold the North and the Riverlands, but the Ironborn raid our coasts and hold Winterfell.

but rob shoots that idea down he made his decision and will not hide from it instead he sends letters out to all the great houses letting them know what happened he says that jamie surrendered and was treated well under the promise that he vowed not to fight or take up arms against the starks and tullys for the remainder of the war a vow he broke when tyrion lannister attempted to free him For that, they made Jaime pay with his head.

In the Stormlands, Stannis nods in approval as he captures Storm's End.

The Northmen in the Westerlands all celebrate, with Rickard Karstark roaring the loudest, though lamenting that he could not have witnessed it.

And in the Lannister camp, Tywin is raging.

The only downside is that his influence in the capital is significantly weakened as Stannis removes him as Master of Coin and keeps him in the Vale, away from King's Landing where he can cause trouble.

Stannis is simply too incorruptible to be influenced the same way as Robert.

More importantly, the power of the Tyrells and Stormlands prevent him from gaining too much authority, as they would rather promote their people on the Iron Throne.

But not everything in the South is as friendly to the Iron Throne as they are.

But folly draped in banners can still look like power.

He sent Loras with nearly half their strength back toward the Stormlands, cloaked in green roses and promises of swift relief.

The gardens that had seemed endless now stood divided, its color bled across two fronts.

Tywin Lannister had been waiting for this moment.

His fingers trace the Stormland's coast, the Stone Step path of Aegon, the Conqueror's landing long ago.

We won't march in as Tywin's mercenaries.

We sail for the Stormlands first, as planned.

Griffin's Roost will open its gates when Lord Connington returns, and others will rally when they see the banners of House Targaryen unfurled.

But they also go beyond.

He has these singers travel to the Crownlands, Stormlands, and Reach, where the houses remain away from the fighting.

Though none of the men there have ever entered the war, older lords recall fighting alongside the Old Knight, while young fighters dream of the opportunity to fight with him now.

They were not exaggerating when they said his name lends weight to Robb's cause.

That assignment comes from Robb Stark directly before he departs for the Westerlands.

Instead of joining his army to attack the Lannisters directly, Ser Barristan is to instead accompany Catelyn Stark south to appeal to Renly for aid.

With the Reach and the Stormlands rallying to his side, he should have a massive army.

And as a Stormlander himself, many of his knights look up to Barristan, and this might sway Renly to see reason.