The Redforts have been swallowed up by Runestone, even though the Redforts are a principal House the same as the Royces likewise, the Waynwoods have seemed to swallow up the Melcoms. Inside the Vale proper, things get weird. Crab’s Shore doesn’t exist, neither does Darkmoore, and we don’t have any reason as to why House Templeton is that far west when the rest of the Lords Declarant are more to the east. Also, there’s an inconsistency here w/r/t the handling of “masterly houses” - the Wolfswood is separated out from the Stark domains despite the Glovers being a masterly houses, whereas Torrhen Square is not, even though the Tallharts and Glovers are of the same standing.īeyond that, most of the names for the hill clan areas - Arrendell, Crow’s Edge are rather spurious - and Breakstone Hill for the Flints is based on an assumption that the First Flints and the Flints of Breakstone Hill are one and the same. So let’s compare these maps to the Imgur ones:įirst things first: holy hell, the Rills are way too big, encompassing both the Stony Shore and Sea Dragon Point. This time, I have a new set of images that I am reliably informed are from 283 AC in-game, so there’s consistency there. Trying this again, because CK2 maps are tricky and change over time, which makes comparison difficult and leads people to delete their posts in frustration.

Ck2 too many vassals