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Idea for a Westeros System (Patreon)

Published:
2021-04-12 14:00:30
Imported:
2026-06

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I found a map last week of a 'Westeros System' on Internet, but wasn't completely happy about some choices made by the creator, so I wondered if I could do something similar but different.

Here it is, feel free to zoom if you want to see everything.

Not planning to put it into a story anytime soon, but logically, it would be something for a ASOIAF/W40k crossover.

Aside from that, good news everyone, I have begun today writing on 10-1. Now yes-yes, the victory-triumph of Malal is in your claws-claws!

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Mordart

*points angry finger* No! Bad Antony! Let The Galaxy Burn first! Don't make me use the Holy Water Spray Bottle!

dragn982

No King's Landing, huh? Interesting.

Jack

It’d be interesting if Winterfell and the ‘north’ were actually a bunch of moons and mini planetoids rangeing from Pluto to Venus size surrounding a stark white gas giant. Would be a reasonable explanation for the north’s pop having so much land but not people due to being at the end of the logistics chain and being so far from the suns heat and having to rely on Winterfeel for most complex biologicals if say Winterfell was the only planetoid able to host life natural life. Even if it was death world with every land mass being a Russia/Siberia type deal.

Gabriel Meadow

I find it interesting that half the Houses are clustered close together, inside the Iron Line (Martell, Baratheon, Tyrell, and Targaryen), while the other half are outside (Arryn, Stark, Lannister, and Tully). I would think that it would produce cultural clashes/divergences between 'Insiders' and 'Outsiders', and probably each group would have much closer relationships between themselves, than across the line. It would have ...interesting implications for the timeline and the plot.