Map of the Known Houses of the North, Their History and Tour Through Winterfell 

Many thanks! "My Girl" by Nirvana is a masterpiece.

calls it a masterpiece, gets the name of a cover song wrong. nice

ScrivaTV its called "where did you sleep last night".

Yup

ScrivaTV that wasn't the nirvana version by the sounds of it, sounds more like the original

An absolutely wonderful way to terrify and dismay your enemies, and some allies. Roose is cool and all, but Balthasar was the real monster of Bolton, similar to Theon Stark was the greatest of the Starks.

Wolfgar0 King Karstark*

JRR Tolkien: Hold my pint of ale

Shoeb Khan yeah I just think that's only the North there's only six more kingdoms to talk about plus an entire continent and then there's the true north Beyond the Wall

@@aspeltaofkush3540 It comes in pints??!!

And yet me in real life: "What's your grandfather's name?" "Don't know, really."

Just a pinch of the whole storyline

Legend has it that house Forrester has wood in them.

@@hitzncritzmobilegaming9988 And there are rumours that boltons have skin.

And there are rumors that the Mormonts f**k bears 🐻

@@AbbaZabbaOlyFrn same could be said of tormund

Great intro btw

It's a Scandinavian sing-song accent. Russian sounds harsher. Check Benny Hill sketch about Swedish

Nope, not Scandinavian. /Swede

It's when he says "voll" instead of "wall" and "volvs" instead of "wolves, '"voomen"for "women" and "vaildlins" for "wildlings". I agree, but it makes it more interactive somehow- dunno why.

Erik Lundgren Yes, Swedish to be exact. But it's one of the Scandinavian languages. Norwegian is quite close by accent. Danish is in a different world :)

Nah I`d say the Riverland`s are better known.

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I think it's reasonable for the Starks to rule Sea Dragon Point. For it to be a great House it needs its on vast lands for resources and farming. Otherwise, it has to relied on trade and lesser Houses' lands to survive. Which ideally is quite bad if they are to rebelling against you. So yeah, it does look odd on the map since House Starks is consider mighty having lesser Houses for support (food, soldiers, and tributes) but in reality you would want your own lands as back up.

House stark actually also rules Glover lands. The Glover’s are not lords but masters of their land essentially landed nights on stark lands. Same for the tallharts, so the starks rule all the land from sea dragons point to the white knife to the long lake.

@@MM-xm5vx What is the proof of your claim? Sight the source.

@@MM-xm5vx Actually your statement is discredited when the Glovers did not support the Starks after the red wedding, Robert Glover said the Boltons helped them recapture Deepwood Motte and the Starks were gone as far as he was concerned, the Glovers were lords of the land and high lords of the Woolfswood.

@@rickstalentedtongue910 Are you... using the TV show as proof?

Really? Can u tell me about that?

The manderlys and the Glovers are plotting behind the backs of the boltons, planning to swear themselves to Stannis, if Davos can locate and bring Rickon Stark to them, who they believe to be on Skagos as Theons former squire followed Osha as she took him there. Wyman Manderly only declares for the boltons as they hold his eldest son captive. Anyhow. Wyman has two Frey envoys at his hall in White Harbour. As soon as they sent word to release Wymans son from the twins, who got captured at the red wedding. Wyman kills them both, stuffs them into pies and takes them with him to Winterfell as he goes to attend Sansas wedding to Ramsay. At Winterfell he serves the pies to Roose and his frey allies while asking the bard to sing the song about the rat cook. During his whole stay, Wyman plots to aid Stannis in the upcoming battle by turning his cloak when the battle starts. Hence why I think the show should have given the cav charge at the battle of the boltons to the Manderlys.

kakan113 well i can see why they didnt include it Would seem repetitive (more human pies) And stannis dies fairly early

In the books Sansa is still in the Vale. Ramsay thinks he's marrying Arya Stark but its actually Jeyne Poole, Sansa's companion to Kings Landing and daughter of Ned's steward (can't remember his name) he got killed when Ned is arrested by Joffrey & Cersei.

Arya never do anything with any pies, they stole that from Wyman Manderly.. :/

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most likely the book written by GRRM "The World of Ice and Fire"

The Song* of Ice and Fire :P

fewer

4cMaiden a song of ice and fire*

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Zozo They got there cheeks clapped by the Whitehills lmao.

Serbian Crusader it’s true 😓wish we could get a part 2

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ps: Iron from ice! That's awesome

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Thanks! Let's wait and see his King Arthur: Legend of the Sword =) ; maybe he'll even use the same song (Which is great! All thanks to Nirvana!)

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ScrivaTV the nights king is also said to be A Bolton

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canon is what GRRM says/writes not what the show writers or some video game creators say

That crappy telltale game ain't canon to the books.

@@Ignisan_66 The house Forrester is tho

@@Kopfschuss87 Where in my comment did I state grrm wrote that? Was Just pointing out a nice detail since the game and the show obviously takes place in the same universe or timeline ( sorry for the late response )

@@tozy7208 House Forrester is mentioned in the books so they exist in the main canon but the Telltale Game of Thrones story is basically a licensed fanfic and is not canon to the books. We dont actually know anything about the Forresters in the book canon except their name, location and Glovers being their liege lords.

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Negan 77 Not very much info about hpuse Mazin. Show only, pledge to Jon/Sansa, their sigil is green and white chequey and they supplied 143 men to the B of the B. We don't even lnow their lords name. Maybe in the new season?

Michael Nightingale funny thing is we almost definitely see their lord in episodes 9 and 10. Theres a close up of a soldier in armour which is neither Hornwood or Mormont and he appears in episode 9 with all the other northern lords to declare Jon king. Also, I'm assuming they are somewhat like House Forrester and are lesser vassals within the Stark lands themselves since you can clearly see men in Stark Armour at BotB and Hornwood soldiers wear a different kind of armour to that as do the Mormonts.

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Written down.

Thanks! Maybe they meant House Hayford from Crownlands, the ones whose lands Lannisters wanted to take for themselves. But I doubt it. Must be some minor house. Maybe some Hayfords vassals who rebelled against Lannister rule.

Nice, thank you

In the show selmy calls jorah out for fighting on Roberts side at the Trident.

more like "Only dickhead's allowed"

"poisened by his enemies"

I still can hear that fool say 20 good men in the game

why don't you try and do it better

What gives is the budget that shows have to allocate over hundreds of hours of footage. No matter how big, they'll never get the amount of money that big hollywood productions do, and those aforementioned hollywood productions have only to account for a 2 - 3 hour long feature. Expecting much more than what you get in the show is simply unrealistic in the extreme.

All the budget goes to Dragon's

Nah cgi is too good if u look closley u will see cgi

CGI is definitely not cheap

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문민곤 if only or history talked about dragons and a huge ice wall.

Then either you're not paying attention or the teacher is shit. Or the way it's given to you is just inadequate. Our History is pretty amazing. In fact GRRM heavily used inspiration from real life history.

Why did the Starks spare the boltans in the first place? Should have wiped out their house and used one of their own to take over the land like the Karstarks.

@@calebtimes453 remember tywin's word about bend ennemies.

Sergio Milho Because the andals invaded and it was just a necessity and after which they were somewhat loyal

Wondering Spirit Rob Stark was naive But A Good Man I guess he thought that the boltons would side with the North cuz it was this the Kingdom's versus the North he had no idea didn't even Grant him a death by Honor

So you're suggesting he should distrust one of his strongest bannerman because of the feud between their houses a couple thousand years ago? Robb didn't even know Roose, he needed every man he could get since he had no time. That's why the Northern army was so small with around 18k men afair. He could get a larger army around 30k at least, but the North is as big a continent, it requires more time to rally all of em together, time which he didn't had because he wanted to rescue his father. Distrust was nothing he could afford when marching into war

That's Nirvana =) "In the Pines"

deathskilledreaper wtf did you just say

Oliver Korte idk did you read it? Do you not understand what I mean?

deathskilledreaper no I don't, and I would like to because it sounds interesting

Oliver Korte Basically all the great houses have a name like King of the west. But only the Starks have the name That pertains to a whole season or period of time, kings of winter.

deathskilledreaper well the Lannister were king of the rock not king in the west. They were the storm kings in the stormlands not season but weather related

Not in this format. Those will be a TavernTellers stories episodes.

Aegon's War of Conquest done through TavernTeller's stories would be interesting I think, yeah.

ScrivaTV thanks i admire ur sincerity n passion my lord...on reviewing GoT n letting us to know the stories beyond story...

Well, it gets noticed less after a while. Either it disappears, or You'll get used to it. Thanks for watching mate!

After a few videos, I did. :) And, you are most welcome!

There are many more, lesser though.

Righteous in wrath !

In a good way I hope =)

Have you even watched the show? Some of the main plot points revolve around the Karstarks, the Umbers, and they visit the Glovers and the Mormonts.

Yeah, we already dealt with it, that Cerwyn is supposed to be pronounced as "Kerwyn". My bad.