Robb is joined by ever known house with Valyrian steel, what changes occur because of this?
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The Pact of Valyrian Steel (Asoiaf/Game of thrones AU)
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Every house with a Valyrian steel sword or weapon joins Robb Stark in the war of the Five Kings.
Longclaw: house Mormont and Jon Snow, already on side.
Blackfyre: Houses Targaryen, Blackfyre and Broome, on theother sideofthe narrow sea and has many issues, ignore if you want.
Brightroar: House Lannister... while it would be extremely funny for Tywin to support Robb as king, without them as enemies its really just not the war of the five kings is it?
Dark sister: basically the same as Blackfyre and Brightroar, with the exception of Brynden Rivers and his allies and I guess the Night's watch? Probably should have listed that under longclaw, and Aegor Rivers under Blackfyre, but I won't hide my mistakes.
Heartsbane: house Tarly, this is probably the most important and relevant one so far, and a powerful one overall, Randyll Tarly shouldn'tneed any introduction to a GOT reader, but for those who aren't hes one of if not the best commander in Westeros.
Ice: House Stark, Robb's own house. house Payne... second minor Westerlands house becomes of one time use.
Lady Forlorn: house Corbray, a powerful Vale house, wielded by Lyn Corbray, would otherwise be Littlefinger's pawn.
Lamentation: house Royce, second most powerful Vale house, this and house Corbray would likely be enough to win any possible Vale civil war.
Nightfall: House Greyjoy, Harlaw and Grimm, was wielded by Dalton Greyjoy and is currently wielded by Harras Harlaw the named Lord of Grimston, should house Grimm really count? Nah but I'll include them anyway.
Oathkeeper: again, dont want to count house Lannister will be the same for Widows Wail, but I will count Brienne and house Tarth as a whole.
Orphan Maker: house Roxton and Peake, the reach is going to get very interesting and very messy, especially once we get to Vigilance, anyway the strength of both these houses in the current era of Westeros is a bit up in the air, we don't really know how strong they are.
Red Rain: house Drumm, one of the powerful ironborn house's, not that much more too it.
Vigilance: house Hightower, one of the richest and most powerful houses in not just the Reach, but the entirety of Westeros, a powerful boon to any allie and a terrible foe.
Truth: house Rogare, of Lys.
Eurons armor and much more, and house Celtigars axe.
How does gaining the support every known house with Valyrian Steel effect Robb and the war of the five Kings?
Longclaw: house Mormont and Jon Snow, already on side.
Blackfyre: Houses Targaryen, Blackfyre and Broome, on theother sideofthe narrow sea and has many issues, ignore if you want.
Brightroar: House Lannister... while it would be extremely funny for Tywin to support Robb as king, without them as enemies its really just not the war of the five kings is it?
Dark sister: basically the same as Blackfyre and Brightroar, with the exception of Brynden Rivers and his allies and I guess the Night's watch? Probably should have listed that under longclaw, and Aegor Rivers under Blackfyre, but I won't hide my mistakes.
Heartsbane: house Tarly, this is probably the most important and relevant one so far, and a powerful one overall, Randyll Tarly shouldn'tneed any introduction to a GOT reader, but for those who aren't hes one of if not the best commander in Westeros.
Ice: House Stark, Robb's own house. house Payne... second minor Westerlands house becomes of one time use.
Lady Forlorn: house Corbray, a powerful Vale house, wielded by Lyn Corbray, would otherwise be Littlefinger's pawn.
Lamentation: house Royce, second most powerful Vale house, this and house Corbray would likely be enough to win any possible Vale civil war.
Nightfall: House Greyjoy, Harlaw and Grimm, was wielded by Dalton Greyjoy and is currently wielded by Harras Harlaw the named Lord of Grimston, should house Grimm really count? Nah but I'll include them anyway.
Oathkeeper: again, dont want to count house Lannister will be the same for Widows Wail, but I will count Brienne and house Tarth as a whole.
Orphan Maker: house Roxton and Peake, the reach is going to get very interesting and very messy, especially once we get to Vigilance, anyway the strength of both these houses in the current era of Westeros is a bit up in the air, we don't really know how strong they are.
Red Rain: house Drumm, one of the powerful ironborn house's, not that much more too it.
Vigilance: house Hightower, one of the richest and most powerful houses in not just the Reach, but the entirety of Westeros, a powerful boon to any allie and a terrible foe.
Truth: house Rogare, of Lys.
Eurons armor and much more, and house Celtigars axe.
How does gaining the support every known house with Valyrian Steel effect Robb and the war of the five Kings?