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GM-Blogging #4: Masks of Nyarlathotep – Bad Luck at Ju-Ju House – Lawyers, Guns & Money

stevenattewell Uncategorized January 24, 2017 1 Minute

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GM-Blogging #4: Masks of Nyarlathotep – Bad Luck at Ju-Ju House – Lawyers, Guns & Money

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Published January 24, 2017

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Previous Post Oops, I meant to type “House Darry” instead of “House Dayne”… Dyslexia, the gift that keeps on giving. Sorry for that. It just House DARRY seems to have lost a lot for their loyalty to House Targaryen and that chapter in AGOT where Ned stays near there. Being blood kinsmen would help to explain it while House Blackwood doesn’t seem to be that close to the House Targaryen at any point in the narrative despite a fairly recent marriage alliance to not just any member, but the King himself.

Next Post I was always under the impression that the Dayne’s were just below the Yronwoods in the Dornish hierarchy. Are they not the Dornish equivalent of House Swann and even though the Torrentine is not navigable by boat to the extent that the Slayne is, do they not still sit on the overland trade route connecting Dorne to Oldtown? Also, factoring in the Dornishmen’s high value export commodities places them pretty high in the food chain. Thoughts? – Thank You, RSAFan

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