Troop Counts

[R'hllor, Lord of Light]

Northern Kingdom of Westeros: 122,000 men, 210 galleys, 5 galleons
-The North: 42,000 men, 80 galleys, 3 galleons
-The Vale: 35,000 men, 50 galleys, 1 galleon
-The Riverlands: 15,000 men, 80 galleys, 1 galleon
-Beyond the Wall: 35,000 men


Southern Kingdom of Westeros: 165,000 men, 250 galleys, 5 galleons
-The Reach: 60,000 men, 130 galleys, 3 galleons
-The Westerlands: 35,000 men, 80 galleys, 1 galleon
-The Stormlands: 30,000 men, 20 galleys
-Dorne: 40,000 men, 30 galleys, 1 galleon


Iron Islands: 35,000 men, 15 galleys, 250 Iron Fleet longships, 300 longships

Night's Watch: 20,000 men

Free Cities: 145,500
-Braavos: 15,000 men, 180 galleys, 10 galleons
-Lys: 20,000 men, 300 galleys, 20 galleons
-Lorath: 5,000 men, 140 galleys, 5 galleons
-Myr: 20,000 men, 200 galleys, 4 galleons
-Norvos: 30,000 men
-Pentos: 15,000 men, 150 galleys, 10 galleons
-Qohor: 15,000 men, 2,000 Unsullied 
-Volantis: 5,000 men, 200 galleys, 15 galleons
-Tyrosh: 18,500 men, 100 galleys, 20 galleons

Targaryens: 5,500 men, 35 galleys, 3 galleons, 4 dragons. 

[R'hllor, Lord of Light]

Updated.

[Lord Reyn Bolton]

Do we distinguish at all between different unit types, like the Green Ronin system has us do, or are we using traditional LoW battle rules?

[R'hllor, Lord of Light]

Galleons will have advantages of galleys and the IB longships will be better than normal longships, but we're sorting the details.

For simplicity's sake they may just be even, but we'll see.

[The Weirwood]

Troops will be broken up into three different branches that you can train them into, with certain specialty troops being allowed depending on the Region and Warfare ability. (Note: All troops will start out as Peasant levy unless they have had training.)

Each unit of troops will give a bonus to their commanders Warfare rolls depending on the type of orders that their army is committing in that round of combat.

The Units


            Cavalry: (Units of 20)

• Take 2 months to train from Peasant Levy
• Attack based unit with limited defense capabilities 
• Takes a month to upgrade to each upgraded level

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            Archers (Units of 100)

                      Takes 1 month to train from Peasant Levy 
                      Well rounded unit capable of both offensive and defensive movements  
                      Takes one month to upgrade to next level and two months for third upgrade

            Infantry (Units of 500)
                    Takes 1 month to train from Peasant Levy
                    Unit that is best served with defensive movements
                    Takes one month of training for each upgraded level. 


Specialty Troops:



Scouts (Unit of 20): Gives bonus for doing scouting things.
Brigands (Unit of 50): Gives bonus for doing raiding things.
Pikeman (Unit of 50): Note: Keep away from horses. 




Rounds of Combat:

The one thing I don't want to do is limit what our generals can do on a battlefield, (Mainly because y'all are smarter then me and well... would come up with scenarios that I really wouldn't even dream about) So for the sake of simplicity any order that you come up with decide if it falls under an Attacking or Defensive order and we will work it from there..