#Most powerful houses in westeros series

Notes: Stark kind of struck me as the 'typical house'. Treasure 2 struck me as average for a regular noble, but for the King, is pretty broke. The Influence rating is mostly from a)The Spider and b) the fact that he's King. He's just the one with the Crown at the start of the Game. Notes: It would be easy to give this house all fives, but Robert never really struck me as really more powerful than the other houses. And how do you think I should handle the dragons? Are they big and powerful enough to merrit their own comapny stats? Or should they be incorporated into the comapny stats for House Targaryen?

I'd like to keep the Targaryen's over on the eastern continent building their forces, but I plan on incorporating the Blackfyre mercenary company alluded to in the books.

#Most powerful houses in westeros series

The Church (as seen later in the series after they re-arm)ДЄnd finally, I'm interested to see how you think I should handle Blood of Dragons, the Targaryens and the Blackfyres.

the Lords of Dragonstone and their armada.

House Greyjoy of the Iron Islands (as seen later in the series after they go on the offensive).

the city of Kings Landing and the royal fleet.

I'd also like to see stats for some of the lesser (but still influential) groups such as: Now I'm interested to see how other people would stat out the seven Great Houses Westeros as seen at the beginning of the first novel: That last piece of the puzzle was solved by Reign. I've had a Game of Thrones game percolating in the back of my head for the past few years, but it was missing just one piece: a solid system for playing noble families playing the game of thrones in Westeros. Now this part is mere assumption but there is quite possibly a good relationship between the Arbor and oldtown (Second greatest port) because of how close they are there is bound to be trade and each lord would attend the other's tourney's, Feasts simply because it was easy.So, I got Regin, and I really, really dig the company rules. The location of the Arbor could be no greater it's located on an island large enough to support itself and small enough to quickly get around if there was an enemy that needed a push into the sea. There Lord is a clever man while there isn't much to draw from he's clever all the same. In my own personal opinion House Redwyne is the most powerful house in Westeros.

Finally consier the influence they have on other lords, /b for instance even though Renly was slain his influence over his greater bannermen led them to defeat Stannis his murderer. The second thing to consider is the region where the house is located, it's said that Northern men are fiercer fighters than those of the south who in turn don't do well in the cold. First of think of the houses lord, Semly is a rather small house but because they have the same blood of Barriston The Bold the small folk (who in the end play a big part in the GoT) are more often than not friendly. While I have no doubt that Greyjoy, Arryn, Lannister, Baratheon, Stark, Martell, Tyrell, and Tully are all powerful there are still lords that pose a threat. Like how in the North the lords inspire valor within their men's hearts opposed to a southern lord (Well most of them) who use gold instead of words.

A king is nothing without his bannermen, he's only able to support 4,000 troops max (In war time) and depending on the region each lord has a +1 on another. There are many ancient houses in Westeros and before you narrow it down to the great houses hear me out. I'm sure this has been brought up many times before, but I want to have a bit of say in the matter.