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** Petyr Baelish avoids his canon role of throwing a kingdom into chaos out of hatred. He instead took the opportunity to join the Kingdom of Myr, first as a civilian administrator before becoming a secret agent for it's newly-formed intelligence service.
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* CargoShip: Lady Orobin Shipwright notes that her husband Franlan, Lord Captain of the Port of Myr, has shipbuilding as his first love. This doesn't really bother her though she did have to spend a great deal of effort just to get him to impregnate her.
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* CargoShip: InUniverse, Lady Orobin Shipwright notes that her husband Franlan, Lord Captain of the Port of Myr, has shipbuilding as his first love. This doesn't really bother her her, though she did have to spend a great deal of effort just to get him to impregnate her.
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** The Grand Army of Volantis marched out of their city numbering nearly fifty thousand and boasted themselves as being the mightiest army on Essos since the Fall of Valyria. After the Battle of the Agneiat and the Battles of Ghoyan Drohe, they're reduced to a fraction of the Exile Company sneaking away on river barges after they left the Volantene Militia to the abolitionists' fury.
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** The Grand Army of Volantis marched out of their city numbering nearly fifty thousand and boasted themselves as being the mightiest army on Essos since the Fall Doom of Valyria. After the Battle of the Agneiat and the Battles of Ghoyan Drohe, they're reduced to a fraction of the Exile Company sneaking away on river barges after they left the Volantene Militia to the abolitionists' fury.
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* AdaptationalBadass: Thanks to being raised and trained by Arthur Dayne and Barristan Selmy, Viserys is an actual Targaryen warrior rather than a wannabe.
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** Thanks to being raised and trained by Arthur Dayne and Barristan Selmy, Viserys is an actual Targaryen warrior rather than a wannabe.
** Thanks to being raised and trained by Arthur Dayne and Barristan Selmy, Viserys is an actual Targaryen warrior rather than a wannabe.
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* RoaringRampageOfRevenge: Khal Pobo gathers several hordes under his command in order to wage war on the Kingdom of Myr in revenge for the Battle of Narrow Run. In return for their own actions during this, Robert swears one of these against the Dothraki as a whole.
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** Khal Pobo gathers several hordes under his command in order to wage war on the Kingdom of Myr in revenge for the Battle of Narrow Run. In return for their own actions during this, Robert swears one of these against the Dothraki as awhole.whole.
** The Abolitionist Alliance get thoroughly battered in the Battle of the Agneiat and following skirmishes, being bloodied, exhausted and losing a good number of their commanders. Once they learn that the remnants of the Volantene Grand Army have their backs to the wall at Ghoyan Drohe, their rage reinvigorates them and they charge forward to destroy their hated foe.
** Khal Pobo gathers several hordes under his command in order to wage war on the Kingdom of Myr in revenge for the Battle of Narrow Run. In return for their own actions during this, Robert swears one of these against the Dothraki as a
** The Abolitionist Alliance get thoroughly battered in the Battle of the Agneiat and following skirmishes, being bloodied, exhausted and losing a good number of their commanders. Once they learn that the remnants of the Volantene Grand Army have their backs to the wall at Ghoyan Drohe, their rage reinvigorates them and they charge forward to destroy their hated foe.
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* DividedWeFall: Any hope that the remnants of the Grand Army had of escaping from Ghoyan Drohe intact falls apart due to its internal factionalism -- the Tattered Prince's mercenaries (most of the Grand Army's remaining cavalry) desert and flee, while the Volantene Militia and the Exile Company turn on each other when the Militia realizes that the Company is planning on using them as a diversion to cover their own escape.
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* DueToTheDead: After [[spoiler: Viserys]] dies and his body ends up in the possession of the abolitionists, some of Robert's commanders suggest chucking the corpse in the river. Septon Deryk instead offers to perform last rites and a proper burial despite having been on opposite sides, viewing it as something everyone deserves. Robert sees his point and lets him do it.
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* SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome:
** Oberyn Martell gets hit with this, [[spoiler: when most of the Dornish nobility don't support his rebellion. And especially when Yronwood and several other houses throw their support to Stannis. Because while his cause of vengeance is something they generally sympathize with, the risk of rebellion and the chance to advance themselves by siding with the king is greater. Also, Lord Yronwood has never forgiven Oberyn for killing his grandfather.]]
** Rhaegar after the Battle of Tara [[spoiler: never recovers from the head injuries he suffered from Robert. And medicine of the time can't help him. He ends up lying comatose until he finally dies.]]
** Wars cost money, not just in waging but in rebuilding afterwards. As such, the Abolitionist Alliance [[spoiler: conquering Tyrosh]], followed by Myr's eastern marches being razed by Khal Pobo, leaves them heavily strapped for cash. Compounding issues is the eastern slaver cities limiting or outright cutting off trade in protest of their actions; altogether, this leaves Braavos and Myr in dire financial straights for at least a few years until they can settle things.
** Drogo kills the Qohori magister who sold out the city to him. As Viserys later explains to him, this now means that no one else will betray their homes to him, as he's shown he can't be trusted to let them live.
** Oberyn Martell gets hit with this, [[spoiler: when most of the Dornish nobility don't support his rebellion. And especially when Yronwood and several other houses throw their support to Stannis. Because while his cause of vengeance is something they generally sympathize with, the risk of rebellion and the chance to advance themselves by siding with the king is greater. Also, Lord Yronwood has never forgiven Oberyn for killing his grandfather.]]
** Rhaegar after the Battle of Tara [[spoiler: never recovers from the head injuries he suffered from Robert. And medicine of the time can't help him. He ends up lying comatose until he finally dies.]]
** Wars cost money, not just in waging but in rebuilding afterwards. As such, the Abolitionist Alliance [[spoiler: conquering Tyrosh]], followed by Myr's eastern marches being razed by Khal Pobo, leaves them heavily strapped for cash. Compounding issues is the eastern slaver cities limiting or outright cutting off trade in protest of their actions; altogether, this leaves Braavos and Myr in dire financial straights for at least a few years until they can settle things.
** Drogo kills the Qohori magister who sold out the city to him. As Viserys later explains to him, this now means that no one else will betray their homes to him, as he's shown he can't be trusted to let them live.
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** [[spoler: Brynden Tully]] is killed at the Battle of the Agneiat.
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* BargainWithHeaven: On the eve of the showdown with Viserys' forces, Ned invokes the Old Gods to enact revenge on his enemies.
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* BargainWithHeaven: On the eve of the showdown with Viserys' forces, Ned invokes the Old Gods to enact revenge on his enemies. While the exact details aren't known, it seems to be that in exchange for the battle strength for Ned's forces win, [[spoiler: Ned himself has to die]].
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* BigBadassBattleSequence: Due to the number of wars in this story, there's a lot. Some of the biggest are: The Battle of Tara, the Siege of Myr, the Battle of Narrow Run, the Battle of Novodomo, the Battle of Bloodstone, and the Battle of the Agneiat.
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* BigBadassBattleSequence: Due to the number of wars in this story, there's a lot. Some of the biggest are: The Battle of Tara, the Siege of Myr, the Battle of Narrow Run, the Battle of Novodomo, the Battle of Bloodstone, and the Battle of the Agneiat.Agneiat, and the Battles of Ghoyan Drohe.
* KingInTheMountain: After dying at the Second Battle of Ghoyan Drohe and his body disappearing afterwards, [[spoiler: Ned Stark]] is mythologized as merely being in hiding healing from his wounds, and will return when Myr needs him the most.
* MutualKill: [[spoiler: Arthur Dayne and Ned Stark]] do this during the Second Battle of Ghoyan Drohe, the latter drowning the former in a river, who mortally stabs him with his last breath.
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* NeverFoundTheBody: Aeron Greyjoy's body is never recovered when he's supposedly killed at the Battle of Fair Island. As such, when a Drowned Priest claiming to be him appears years later to lead an unsuccessful rebellion against mainland occupation of the Iron Islands, it's unclear whether it's really him or not.
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* NeverFoundTheBody: NeverFoundTheBody:
** Aeron Greyjoy's body is never recovered when he's supposedly killed at the Battle of Fair Island. As such, when a Drowned Priest claiming to be him appears years later to lead an unsuccessful rebellion against mainland occupation of the Iron Islands, it's unclear whether it's really him ornot.not.
** [[spoiler: Ned Stark]]'s body disappears after he dies in the Second Battle of Ghoyan Drohe, carried away by the river he dies in and never being recovered. This leads to the InUniverse myth being born that HesJustHiding.
** Aeron Greyjoy's body is never recovered when he's supposedly killed at the Battle of Fair Island. As such, when a Drowned Priest claiming to be him appears years later to lead an unsuccessful rebellion against mainland occupation of the Iron Islands, it's unclear whether it's really him or
** [[spoiler: Ned Stark]]'s body disappears after he dies in the Second Battle of Ghoyan Drohe, carried away by the river he dies in and never being recovered. This leads to the InUniverse myth being born that HesJustHiding.
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* DramaticIrony: The mystical plague that Arthur employed to hobble the Westerosi ended up contributing to the Targaryens' defeat. With Stannis dead from said plague, Samwell could not be certain of the intentions Lyonel's court had regarding Myr and a royal missive to Ser Harry had him suspect that part of their goal was to ensure that the Myrish army suffered some significant damage in the conflict so they would not meddle in the ongoing troubles across the sea. Having come to respect Robert during his time in Essos, this leads him to order a decisive charge that disrupted a large Volantene flanking attack and rendered them vulnerable to a Myrish response.
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* EyeScream: How Viserys finishes off the monster champion of Mantarys in their duel.
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** How Viserys finishes off the monster champion of Mantarys in theirduel.duel.
** [[spoiler:This is also how Viserys meets his end at the hands of Gerold Dayne.]]
** How Viserys finishes off the monster champion of Mantarys in their
** [[spoiler:This is also how Viserys meets his end at the hands of Gerold Dayne.]]
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* BigBadassBattleSequence: Due to the number of wars in this story, there's a lot. Some of the biggest are: The Battle of Tara, the Siege of Myr, the Battle of Narrow Run, the Battle of Novodomo, the Battle of Bloodstone, and the Battle of Bloodstone.the Agneiat.
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** A [[Literature/ThePrincessBride "black-masked pirate named Roberts"]] is offhandedly mentioned at one point.
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**ShoutOut: A [[Literature/ThePrincessBride "black-masked pirate named Roberts"]] is offhandedly mentioned at one point.
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* ItsPersonal: The primary Baratheon-Targaryen conflict is a deeply personal one for a few figures on both sides, mainly Ned, Arthur and Viserys. This is not the case with Robert, however, for whom it stopped being personal ever since the Sunset Company freed their first slave in Pentos.
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* BargainWithHeaven: On the eve of the showdown with Viserys' forces, Ned invokes the Old Gods to enact revenge on his enemies.
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* GiveMyRegardsInTheNextWorld: Before their climactic showdown, Robert tells Viserys that when he reaches the Seventh Hell, he should give Robert's regards to Rhaegar.
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* TheReasonYouSuckSpeech: When they finally have the chance to speak during a parley, Ned tells Arthur how he's an utter failure as a knight and a man.
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* KnowWhenToFoldEm: After the Old Faith overwhelms the Arryn loyalists in Gulltown, the few surviving members of the local garrison give up and flee by sea.
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* TheCoup: [[spoiler: After a pragmatic faction takes over Norvos and starts negotiating with Braavos to end slavery, reactionary forces seize power and purge the abolitionists.]]
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** [[spoiler: After a pragmatic faction takes over Norvos and starts negotiating with Braavos to end slavery, reactionary forces seize power and purge the abolitionists.]]
** [[spoiler: After Stannis dies of plague and Renly becomes convinced that Cersei poisoned him so that her court faction can make Lyonel a PuppetKing, he places her and her supporters under arrest and puts King's Landing under martial law until Lyonel can return.]]
** [[spoiler: After a pragmatic faction takes over Norvos and starts negotiating with Braavos to end slavery, reactionary forces seize power and purge the abolitionists.]]
** [[spoiler: After Stannis dies of plague and Renly becomes convinced that Cersei poisoned him so that her court faction can make Lyonel a PuppetKing, he places her and her supporters under arrest and puts King's Landing under martial law until Lyonel can return.]]
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* DestinationDefenestration: When the Old Faith seize control of Gulltown, the much hated Gerold Arryn, along with his new wife and in-laws, are thrown out the window of the Pearly Sept to their deaths in a mockery of the Arryns throwing people out the Moon Door.
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* BigBadassBattleSequence: The Battle of Tara, the Siege of Myr, the Battle of Narrow Run, and the Battle of Novodomo.
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* ObligatoryWarCrimeScene:
** The Sunset Company's sacks of the cities they conquer, played for all the horror to be expected from medieval warfare.
** In-universe documents from the timeline's future specifically refer to the royalist forces' treatment of the rebelling Iron Islands as war crimes by modern standards.
** The Sunset Company's sacks of the cities they conquer, played for all the horror to be expected from medieval warfare.
** In-universe documents from the timeline's future specifically refer to the royalist forces' treatment of the rebelling Iron Islands as war crimes by modern standards.
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* IllegalReligion: One of the many draconian laws Stannis subjugates the Ironborn to after crushing Balon's Rebellion is to ban worship of the Drowned God, on the grounds that the religion is blamed for fueling the Ironborn's RapePillageAndBurn culture. This forces devout Drowned God worshippers to either continue to do so in secret, or flee to Robert's more religiously tolerant kingdom in Myr.
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* MercyKill: [[spoiler: When Lynn Corbray is mortally wounded in battle, he orders Joren Potts to finish him off rather than let him linger in pain until he dies naturally.]]
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* MercyKill: [[spoiler: When Lynn Corbray is mortally wounded in battle, he orders Joren Potts to finish him off rather than let him linger in pain until he dies naturally.]]
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** Robert wins the prize having three aliases we know of: Robert the Strong, Robert the Brief, and Robert the Bloody.
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** Robert wins the prize having three aliases we know of: Robert the Strong, Robert the Brief, and Robert the Bloody. Which one people use tells you a lot about how people view him.
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* YouAreInCommandNow: Stannis becomes the King on the Iron Throne when Robert abdicates to pursue Rhaegar across the Narrow Sea. A common point with ''Summer Crowns''.
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** Stannis becomes the King on the Iron Throne when Robert abdicates to pursue Rhaegar across the Narrow Sea. A common point with ''SummerCrowns''.Crowns''.
** [[spoiler: Owen Merryweather's death at the Battle of Haven causes command of Westeros' Eastern Expedition to fall to Samwell Tarly (though Harry Flash, as his second in command, is the one really in charge).]]
** [[spoiler: When Lyn Corbray is mortally wounded at the Battle of Claymoor Water, his last order is to pass command of his forces to Jaime.]]
** Stannis becomes the King on the Iron Throne when Robert abdicates to pursue Rhaegar across the Narrow Sea. A common point with ''Summer
** [[spoiler: Owen Merryweather's death at the Battle of Haven causes command of Westeros' Eastern Expedition to fall to Samwell Tarly (though Harry Flash, as his second in command, is the one really in charge).]]
** [[spoiler: When Lyn Corbray is mortally wounded at the Battle of Claymoor Water, his last order is to pass command of his forces to Jaime.]]
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** [[spoiler: Owen Merryweather]] is killed at the Battle of Haven by the Dothraki.
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* DecapitatedArmy: [[spoiler: When Khal Pobo is killed in battle, his horde falls into disarray and flees.]]
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** [[spoiler: When Khal Pobo is killed in battle, his horde falls into disarray and flees.]]
** [[spoiler: Similarly, when Drogo is killed, his alliance of khalasars breaks apart back into its constituent members, each going their own way.]]
** [[spoiler: When Khal Pobo is killed in battle, his horde falls into disarray and flees.]]
** [[spoiler: Similarly, when Drogo is killed, his alliance of khalasars breaks apart back into its constituent members, each going their own way.]]
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** [[spoiler: Randyll Tarly]] dies from ThePlague that hits King's Landing at the start of the Fourth Slave War.
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* MysticalPlague: As the Fourth Slave War starts, Arthur employs a warlock to magically enhance a disease and unleash it on King's Landing to keep Westeros out of the fighting.
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* MysticalPlague: As the Fourth Slave War starts, Arthur employs a warlock to magically enhance a disease and unleash it on King's Landing to keep Westeros out of the fighting. WordOfGod is that it's redspots, the ''A Song of Ice and Fire'' version of chickenpox, but made so powerful that it's deadly to adults.
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** Instead of being a self-aggrandizing fool who would kill an innocent child on a whim, Gerold Dayne here has entered into Ned's service for the chance to restore his family's honor by killing Arthur and reclaiming Dawn from his fouled hands. Four years of drudge work in and around Myr has done little to curb his self-importance, however.
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* NiceJobFixingItVillain: [[spoiler: Stallen's assassination of Gerion guarantees that war will break out between Myr and Volantis, far ahead of the latter's planned time table.]]
* NiceJobFixingItVillain: [[spoiler: Stallen's assassination of Gerion guarantees that war will break out between Myr and Volantis, far ahead of the latter's planned time table.]]
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** Also in response to the Abolitionist Alliance, Volantis and Lys grow closer and eventually form a mutual defense alliance known as the Valyrian League, with plans to draw in Norvos as well. Mantarys is later press-ganged into the League as well after Viserys leads Volantis' forces in crushing them in battle, while the League and Pact sign a mutual defense treaty and Volantis allies with the pirate lord Chang the Invincible.
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** Also in response to the Abolitionist Alliance, Volantis and Lys grow closer and eventually form a mutual defense alliance known as the Valyrian League, with plans to draw in Norvos as well. Mantarys is later press-ganged into the League as well after Viserys leads Volantis' forces in crushing them in battle, while the League and Pact sign a mutual defense treaty and Volantis allies with Khal Drogo and the pirate lord Chang the Invincible.
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** [[spoiler: After Jaime breaks off their betrothal and she realizes that Tywin and her father are going to foist her off on Tyrion to maintain the alliance, Lysa jumps out a window in despair.]]
** [[spoiler: Barristan ultimately throws himself on his sword rather than continue to support Viserys' alliance with the slavers.]]
** [[spoiler: After Jaime breaks off their betrothal and she realizes that Tywin and her father are going to foist her off on Tyrion to maintain the alliance, Lysa jumps out a window in despair.]]
** [[spoiler: Barristan ultimately throws himself on his sword rather than continue to support Viserys' alliance with the slavers.]]
