#GAME OF THRONES WESTERLANDS PLUS#

The Westerlands beating the Riverlands doesn't necessarily show anything, we clearly see they have better leadership and a better strategy, plus they seemingly have a head start in gathering their forces. I used to think the Reach was that high, but now I find that figure harder to justify, 100,000 is the most likely IMO, 110,000 is possible, 120,000 I find very unlikely. I think that they would have a shot at winnig a war like this For additional information on world locations, see the Geography Portal. The Lands of Ice and Fire, a canon map collection published in October 2012, contains newer and updated world maps for A Song of Ice and Fire. The reread will continue on November 12th Make sure to read Chapter 37 and. We also continue to learn more about Westeros: The Westerlands. The Westerlamds +Reach alliance has the wealthies people in Westeros and the bigger army. The World Map, published by HBO for its television show Game of Thrones, consists of all the world geographical information up to Season 2. Could the Dothraki over power the Seven Kingdoms Dany has to set her brother straight as we discuss chapter 36 of George R. They also rule the Lannisport, a port city which is the main city of the region of Westerlands. Their seat is the Casterly Rock, a fortress carved out of a great stone hill. The North needs ages to regrouo all their armues and they should have a similar number of troops to the Westerlands, but probably would need a year to group all their forces. House Lannister is the principle house of the Westerlands, with many sworn major and minor bannermen houses. The Westerlands has the most money and more equipment and as far as ACoK goes they should have arround 50k-60k manpower. The Westerlands were destroying the Riverlands army, and almost took Riverrun if not for a flanking Norther army. If all the Tyrells bannermen follow them in to war it is said that they have about 100k-120k manpower. If we were to make it Reach+Westerlands VS Riverlands, Vale and North then it would be fairly close, I really don't know who would win that one (though the Reach would beat them all navally). That being said, together they should have as many as the Iron Islands, Dorne, Crownlands and Stormlands combined, since they should only have about 120,000 men (though the combined Ironborn and royal fleets should be enough to take on the Reach at sea). If they had the Riverlands with them then they might have a chance, but not on their own. I would personally argue that the north should be more powerful, but there are plenty of people who would (reasonably) disagree with that.Д®ssentially no two kingdoms have ~50% of the total manpower or close enough to it, out of roughly 400,000 the Reach and Westerlands have maybe 150,000 to be fairly generous, but that may be as low as 120,000. Both logically and in terms of the numbers we see in the books I'm not convinced the West has the second largest military, just over 35,000 men in and they are scrapping the bottom of the barrel, their lands are not that large or fertile, the Riverlands should definitely be more powerful.

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