This is a WIP. Try it out and let me know what you think; I'm always looking for feedback. Why not take a look at my Jon Snow preset? http://www.nexusmods.com/skyrim/mods/66653/? Enjoy!
Been away for the last month, I might have a go at Jorah. No promises, but I'll see what I can do. In the meantime, have you seen my Jon Snow preset? http://www.nexusmods.com/skyrim/mods/66653/?
I have another face texture then the one required. Will it still work with the face texture i have? I have this face texture http://www.nexusmods.com/skyrim/mods/58443/?
Just test it and see what it looks like. The skin I use isn't necessarily a "requirement" per se, but the preset will look different to the screen shots with different textures.
How so? Tywin was a tyrant. The fact his own son kills him is testament to how much he was loathed. On the battlefield, Robb was tearing him a new one until the Red Wedding. He rules the Westerlands through fear after he annihilated House Reyne. Also, Tywin had no claim at all to the Iron Throne so how can he be the true king?
Robb had the same characteristics as his father, Ned. He was just, honourable etc. etc. He was also a good commander. Robb inspired respect which is why his bannermen named him King of the North and the Trident. All the makings of a good ruler.
I'm rooting for Aegon as king of the Seven Kingdoms. His character has me intrigued.
A good man doesn't mean a good king. If you've ever played Dragon Age: Origins you'll know what I mean.
*spoiler alert, if anyone even need it*
I watched the TV show only. Never one for books.
Ned's sense of honor led to his own undoing (and the turmoil in the realm because he died), which gave Cersei an opportunity to uproot him. His disagreement of killing Dany is foolish enough (standing in the characters' position), by totally ignoring the possibility that more people would die under Dothraki hands just to save one single life because she is... a defenseless girl? I hope the thousands of Westerosi defenseless girls will not damn Ned's name when they are slain or raped. (although the Dothraki tribes shattered in the end)
Foolishly righteous people always brainwash themselves "there must be another way", would you risk the greater cost to seek this another way?
In the show, I didn't notice how Tywin is a tyrant, or perhaps I missed some parts. Tywin had been picking up his grandson's pieces, ended the civil war and restored order. Did he deal great damage to the people? Being not nice to his son or killing enemies who wish his death, these are not traits of a tyrant.
As long as the common people wouldn't starve to death, the ruler is good enough. Can't expect much in the Dark Age.
He didn't sit on the throne, but he was the real power behind the throne who gave real commands. Joffrey LANNISTER is but a figurehead after Tywin came. And King's Landing is but a mess under Joffrey LANNISTER's reign before Tywin's arrival.
(Everyone, NO more Joffrey Baratheon please, that's idiotic)
And Robb, if one can't keep his own promises, how is he even honorable? If one doesn't know compromise, how is he king?
The T.V. show really doesn't do Robb justice. For example unlike in the T.V. series Robb never had intentions to betray his oath nor did he and Jeyne (Talisa in the show) go so strong for each other until Robb wanted the romantic love wedding despite his oath.
In the books Robb is consumed by grief after learning of Bran and Rickon's death and the fact that Arya was most likely dead and the coming death of Sansa that he sleep with Jeyne in grief and while Robb didn't want to betray his oath he wanted too be like his father no matter what so instead of her honor being lost he sacrificed his own to perserve her honor by wedding her.
Also Robb was never going to be King of the Seven Kingdoms in both the show and the book Robb never ever had the intentions of sitting on the throne once the war was done all he wanted was to free the north and avenge his father, Had he won the war he would have returned home to rule over the North and the Riverlands and let the Iron Throne alone probally to Stannis or Renly had either won of them survived or who was left.
Imo if Aegon survives which is highly unlikely he will be a great King as Rhaegar may have been, Daeny would not make a good queen as the books go on it proves it more and more as her inexpierence and stupidy comes more and more while she has been through hardships shaping a ruler, Aegon wants to rule because it's his duty not because he just wants the throne like Daeny, Aegon's entire life has been molded to be King a good king and a true king. Infact the only Kings who would have been good for the enitre seven Kingdoms imo from the books is Aegon and Renly. Both would we loved and both would be smart enough to rule. Daeny over Mereen and Yunkai, Robb over the north and riverlands and Aegon or Renly over the south, would have be ideal for the realm. However it's going to come down to who gets there way first Varys or Baelish.
Robb had strategy, honor, and love of the north and a warriors instinct who wanted justice and was truley loved even after his Death. Renly had the love of the small people and belief of the south, a decent strategy, a calm mind and sharp wit. Stannis will lead the realm to pure destruction in fire with Melisandre. Joffrey was a sadistic monster turning everyone against him. Tommen is a child who thinks being king is his right and is so young he couldn't rule anyone so Cersei rules horribly in his place. Daeny tries to do the right things but has no idea whatsoever on how to rule in the slightest because she can't see past the present. Aegon was born, raised, trained and made to be a true King.
If you read the books there is a reason behind why Robb breaks his betrothal to the Freys. After he storms the Crag (a fortress in the Westerlands and home of House Westerling), Robb receives word that his younger brothers, Bran and Rickon, were murdered by Theon. He blames himself because he allowed Theon to go home to Pyke to negotiate with Balon Greyjoy. Anyway, Robb is in despair and Jeyne Westerling comforts him and they end up having sex. Because he deflowered Jeyne, he sacrifices his own honour to protect her's and marries her and they fall in love with each other. He had fully intended to keep his betrothal but in his moment of weakness he made a mistake, yet he acted like a man and took responsibility for his actions rather than embarrassing Jeyne and her House. He could not have known that the Freys and Boltons were in league with the Lannisters. The likelyhood is that they'd still have betrayed him regardless of whether he kept or broke his betrothal, given Roose Bolton's ambition and Walder Frey's sleaziness. Roose married one of Walder's daughters or granddaughters (Walda or something?) and the Freys already had a bond through marriage to the Lannisters beforehand. The game could have been rigged from the start...
Exactly. I really disliked the way they did that in TV version. The tv series does some things good and completely ruins others Robb's reason for breaking his oath among alot of things in his story was botched by the TV show.
Also I'm not entirely sure they would have still betrayed Robb if Walder Frey got a King like he wanted however I'm sure Roose Bolton would have betrayed Robb at some point or another. Plus since he offerred Robb guest right there was no reason for him to suspect the betrayal at that point.
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Why not take a look at my Jon Snow preset? http://www.nexusmods.com/skyrim/mods/66653/? Enjoy!
In the meantime, have you seen my Jon Snow preset? http://www.nexusmods.com/skyrim/mods/66653/?
THE NORTH REMEMBERS!
WINTER IS COMING!
Robb had the same characteristics as his father, Ned. He was just, honourable etc. etc. He was also a good commander. Robb inspired respect which is why his bannermen named him King of the North and the Trident. All the makings of a good ruler.
I'm rooting for Aegon as king of the Seven Kingdoms. His character has me intrigued.
*spoiler alert, if anyone even need it*
I watched the TV show only. Never one for books.
Ned's sense of honor led to his own undoing (and the turmoil in the realm because he died), which gave Cersei an opportunity to uproot him. His disagreement of killing Dany is foolish enough (standing in the characters' position), by totally ignoring the possibility that more people would die under Dothraki hands just to save one single life because she is... a defenseless girl? I hope the thousands of Westerosi defenseless girls will not damn Ned's name when they are slain or raped. (although the Dothraki tribes shattered in the end)
Foolishly righteous people always brainwash themselves "there must be another way", would you risk the greater cost to seek this another way?
In the show, I didn't notice how Tywin is a tyrant, or perhaps I missed some parts. Tywin had been picking up his grandson's pieces, ended the civil war and restored order. Did he deal great damage to the people? Being not nice to his son or killing enemies who wish his death, these are not traits of a tyrant.
As long as the common people wouldn't starve to death, the ruler is good enough. Can't expect much in the Dark Age.
He didn't sit on the throne, but he was the real power behind the throne who gave real commands. Joffrey LANNISTER is but a figurehead after Tywin came. And King's Landing is but a mess under Joffrey LANNISTER's reign before Tywin's arrival.
(Everyone, NO more Joffrey Baratheon please, that's idiotic)
And Robb, if one can't keep his own promises, how is he even honorable? If one doesn't know compromise, how is he king?
The T.V. show really doesn't do Robb justice. For example unlike in the T.V. series Robb never had intentions to betray his oath nor did he and Jeyne (Talisa in the show) go so strong for each other until Robb wanted the romantic love wedding despite his oath.
In the books Robb is consumed by grief after learning of Bran and Rickon's death and the fact that Arya was most likely dead and the coming death of Sansa that he sleep with Jeyne in grief and while Robb didn't want to betray his oath he wanted too be like his father no matter what so instead of her honor being lost he sacrificed his own to perserve her honor by wedding her.
Also Robb was never going to be King of the Seven Kingdoms in both the show and the book Robb never ever had the intentions of sitting on the throne once the war was done all he wanted was to free the north and avenge his father, Had he won the war he would have returned home to rule over the North and the Riverlands and let the Iron Throne alone probally to Stannis or Renly had either won of them survived or who was left.
Imo if Aegon survives which is highly unlikely he will be a great King as Rhaegar may have been, Daeny would not make a good queen as the books go on it proves it more and more as her inexpierence and stupidy comes more and more while she has been through hardships shaping a ruler, Aegon wants to rule because it's his duty not because he just wants the throne like Daeny, Aegon's entire life has been molded to be King a good king and a true king. Infact the only Kings who would have been good for the enitre seven Kingdoms imo from the books is Aegon and Renly. Both would we loved and both would be smart enough to rule. Daeny over Mereen and Yunkai, Robb over the north and riverlands and Aegon or Renly over the south, would have be ideal for the realm. However it's going to come down to who gets there way first Varys or Baelish.
Robb had strategy, honor, and love of the north and a warriors instinct who wanted justice and was truley loved even after his Death.
Renly had the love of the small people and belief of the south, a decent strategy, a calm mind and sharp wit.
Stannis will lead the realm to pure destruction in fire with Melisandre.
Joffrey was a sadistic monster turning everyone against him.
Tommen is a child who thinks being king is his right and is so young he couldn't rule anyone so Cersei rules horribly in his place.
Daeny tries to do the right things but has no idea whatsoever on how to rule in the slightest because she can't see past the present.
Aegon was born, raised, trained and made to be a true King.
Sorry for the long post.
Also I'm not entirely sure they would have still betrayed Robb if Walder Frey got a King like he wanted however I'm sure Roose Bolton would have betrayed Robb at some point or another. Plus since he offerred Robb guest right there was no reason for him to suspect the betrayal at that point.
EDIT: V5 is up, leaning back towards V3.