Questionable Questing

Well, making an educated guess but if they're willing to become vampires then I'm guessing they aren't too particularity fond of the idea of death. So that mean the stranger, aka death, in the Seven rather than the more neutral light he is seen in with other kingdoms, he is seen here as an enemy. Something to run from or fight back against, a reminder to constantly be vigilante against.

The Stranger is the king of shadows. Death belongs to the seven. The great darkness is beholden to the Godstars. They are servants of the Gods and the world is a servant to them. All appointed to their place as ordianed.

And because vampires can't reproduce, breeding management of the living is a massive kink for them.

I thought they kicked out most of their living subjects and replaced them with zombies? And speaking of questions, I'm also really curious what their relationship with the sun is. I don't remember Tywin needing to keep the trial at night so its probably not lethal with the right enchantments to protect them, but I'm guessing being exposed to sun still greatly weakens them?

Did we not mention the trial was at night? And the smallfolk left but the families of the vampires are still alive and their servants. And there's going to be a split and evolution from the West being shamed.

Tywin having to bargain with Dornish, being scolded by Lucan Star Eyes a Andal hero, and being told they were failing their reasonability? How to do necromancy properly will become a concern for them, while Tywin's faction of vampirs will follow him to reckless ends

Mix this with Lyanna's effect on noble culture for debauchery

Just had a quick dinner, am back. I probably missed the part that mentioned the trial was at night., and a split in necromancy philosophy is a fun concept to explore. But like I said a while back its a little too late to start switching gears, especially since Tywin moving forward is going to try to be more subtle rather than actually slowing down.

Pretty soon, the fucking shells left over from crabs are going to be reanimated from all the free flowing necrotic energy and start attacking the fishermen. lol.

And in case you didn't pick up on the reference Dwarf fortress is the best game ever.

We already had the zombie skeleton shark. The shells coming to life is quite soon. And Tywin will try to do it for profit while the Sevenist vampirea are out to prove they belong in the wider Andal faithful

I don't typically pop in but I do read y'all's conversations, seeing as you have them on your page. The trial isn't at night, but the cloud of darkness is still in effect around Lannisport. So it's all undead there all the time.

Also Dwarf Fortress and the undead shells are a direct inspiration for some of these gags. Sorry for interjecting, couldn't resist.

Don't mind at all, we are discussing your story after all.

But speaking of shells coming back, you could rats and have a full on hordes of man eating rat plague's like with Dishonored or if you want to do more eldritch stuff, Lovecraft actually has a story centered around ghostly rats called fittingly The Rats in the Walls. One of his best books in my opinion.

It has some of the best proof that he wasn't nearly as racist as he seems at first glance.

That sounds like Jackal. I go for knights of twilight and vampire matron witches

The funny thing about rats is with how I often do things, being the softy I am? You'd get street urchins with rat pets who help them steal things.

That's just as fun of an idea.

Thinking of vampire nobles with whips used on servants they train as pretty cattle to have orgies as they will

Could also combined it with some of the idea's from the Blade Nightclub scene. Have fountains of blood pouring overhead, opium from milk of the poppy mixed in the drinks, flashing colors and other light shows from magic. Really make it all about debauchery.