Petyr Stonehouse (Maisonpierre)
Cool
That was Knight, so now...
Bastard: Petyr Sand (Cool, I'm from Dorne)
Targaryen King: Jaehaerys I Targaryen (Grandson of Aegon the Conqueror and longest reigning Targaryen king, nice)
Dothraki Warrior: Temmo son of Rakharo (Rahkaro... I think that's the name of one of Dany's bloodriders)
Arianne Waters
Does not sound too bad tbh
As a knight: Ser Harlan Stout
As a bastard: Harlan Snow
As a Targaryen: Aegon I Targaryen
As a Dothraki: Rakharo son of Jhogo
I would totally use any of the above in a Game of Thrones tabletop RPG. Both the knight and the bastard are northerners. House Stout are bannermen to House Dustin and located in the barrowlands, between Winterfell & Moat Cailin.
It would be hilarious if bastards have these kind of families:
son of a gun
son of a betch
son of a hore
daughter of random junk
daughter of balls
daughter of sperm
lol
Knight: Kevan Saltcliff.
Hey, not bad.
It seems like the KIng names are the least interesting sounding ones.
SJW
The men get twice as many name types. That's unfair! They should check their privilege!
/SJW
I know. Not fair!
SJW
The men get twice as many name types. That's unfair! They should check their privilege!
/SJW
Knight: Kevan Saltcliff.
Hey, not bad.
That's an Ironborn house. One of the Saltcliffs is a supporter of Euron Greyjoy at the kingsmoot.
That's an Ironborn house. One of the Saltcliffs is a supporter of Euron Greyjoy at the kingsmoot.
Guest_E-Ro_*
Wait what why would you want to be iron born? Its the poorest region and the only one that still makes use of slaves. And also every time they go to war they get their asses kicked.Indeed, hence the "Not bad" commment.
So apparently Liara T'Soni would be named Belandra Hetherspoon if she were a noble ... and the bastard Saren Arterius would be Harlen Waters if he were a, well, bastard.
And Commander Shepard (yes, "Commander Shepard", not John, or Jane ... Commander!) would be Manfred Stonehouse as knight.
Wait what why would you want to be iron born? Its the poorest region and the only one that still makes use of slaves. And also every time they go to war they get their asses kicked.
Guest_Cthulhu42_*
There are no slaves in the Iron Islands, only thralls. Although I wouldn't expect a greenlander to understand the difference.Wait what why would you want to be iron born? Its the poorest region and the only one that still makes use of slaves.
SJW
The men get twice as many name types. That's unfair! They should check their privilege!
/SJW
Guest_E-Ro_*
There's also salt wives. Google that lovely term, or you could read the books to learn about them.There are no slaves in the Iron Islands, only thralls. Although I wouldn't expect a greenlander to understand the difference.
Incidentally, I got House Harlaw myself.
Guest_Cthulhu42_*
There's also salt wives. Google that lovely term, or you could read the books to learn about them.
And there really isn't a difference between thralls and slaves. Different words sure, but they mean the same thing.
Certainly not; while slaves are bought and sold from one to another, thralls and salt wives must be won by a man's own hand, by paying the iron price. And while the offspring of a slave is doomed to share the same life of servitude as his parent, the child of a thrall is as free as any man on the isles. Such is the Old Way.
And the insinuation that I am not well-read is ill-made; Ten Towers boasts one of the largest private collections of books in all of Westeros.
Guest_E-Ro_*
Do you really think that what you just described does not amount to slavery? Men and women taken by force and then forced to work and raped is not slavery because their kids are free? Seems an awful lot like slavery to me, only with the twist of kids born being free.Certainly not; while slaves are bought and sold from one to another, thralls and salt wives must be won by a man's own hand, by paying the iron price. And while the offspring of a slave is doomed to share the same life of servitude as his parent, the child of a thrall is as free as any man on the isles. Such is the Old Way.
And the insinuation that I am not well-read is ill-made; Ten Towers boasts one of the largest private collections of books in all of Westeros.
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