But what do you do if the legal heir is not quite up to the job?

Choose appropriate guardians for your heirs, or train them yourself.

Acquire character traits that will guide your actions, but beware if you act against your nature! The stress from denying your truest self could bring a new host of troubles!.

Adopt one of five different lifestyles, perfecting your skills in military strategy or kingdom management.experience the drama and pageantry of the Middle Ages.

Knights, peasant revolts, pilgrimages, Viking raiders.Be a pious king to bring the religious powers to your side, or strike out on your own, designing your own splinter religion and earning everlasting fame or eternal damnation.Gather new lands and titles to cement your legacy. Guide a dynasty through the centuries, ensuring the security and power of each new generation.Choose a royal or noble house from a number of realms on a map that stretches from Iceland to India, from the Arctic Circle to Central Africa.Crusader Kings III is the heir to a long legacy of historical grand strategy experiences and arrives with a host of new ways to ensure the success of your royal house. The Night's Watch can be interacted to in the questВ ' Blood on the Snow'.Paradox Development Studio brings you the sequel to one of the most popular strategy games ever made. However, there have been fewer wars since theВ War of ConquestВ and the subjugation of the Seven KingdomsВ to the Iron Throne. Only a few of the noble and knightly houses south of the NeckВ have members in the Night's Watch, and most serve because they fell afoul of political machinations or fought on the wrong side of a war. The Night's Watch is now largely made up of the misfits of the Seven Kingdoms: peasants, debtors, poachers, rapers, thieves, and bastards. By 297 AC, however, only three castles remain in use and the Night's Watch's numbers have dwindled to fewer than a thousand men. Shields of nobles were proudly displayed in the ShieldhallВ at Castle Black. Many younger sons of northern houses, low in the line of succession, gladly took the black. The highborn of the North have traditionally considered it an honor to serve on the Wall. Castle Black alone quartered five thousand fighting men with all their horses, servants, and equipment. At the zenith of its power, the Watch had seventeen of the castles manned, with over ten thousand men-at-arms between them. The Night's Watch has built nineteen castles along the hundred leagues of the Wall. Only the North, particularly the Starks, have the memory of the old days, but even they believe the Others are no more than vague figures in stories told to frighten children. As the years came and went, the purpose of the Watch became less and less obvious, and its manpower decreased more and more, with most of Westeros neglecting the Wall. Little by little, the Night's Watch began to forget that its main mission was not the fight against the wildlings, but against the Others. Instead, the most frequent attacks came from the wildlings, sometimes led by their kings, and their constant attempts at raiding in the North. Other than the corrupting of the thirteenth Lord Commander, the 'Night's King'В further attacks by the Others never came, however. During the Age of Heroes it was also recorded that the children of the forest gave the Night's Watch a hundred obsidian daggers every year. After having pushed back the threat, the Wall was allegedly built by Bran The Builder in order to protect the Seven Kingdoms, should the Others ever return. Under cover of an endless night that lasted for a generation, the Others invaded from the Lands of always Winter, laying waste to much of Westeros, until the Others were finally defeated by the Night's Watch at the Battle for the Dawn. It was founded over 8,000 years ago, at the end of the Long Night. The Night's Watch is one of the oldest orders in the Seven Kingdoms, as it survived the fall of the kingdoms of the First Men, followin g the Andal Invasion and the Aegon's War of Conquest.

The Night's Watch is an ancient military order dedicated to holding The Wall, the immense fortification on the northern border of The North, defending the realms of men from what lies beyond it.The men of the Night's Watch are allowed to wear only black.

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