point is whoever takes and loots Vas Dothrak is likely to become the single most wealthily person in the world like own a percentage of the world economy rich all the those kingdoms and cities they looted plus constant yearly tributes add up first is wealth, the Dothraki do not trade in any meaningful way at most they exchange useless slaves for more useful ones, all the tribute and loot they gather is taken back to their capital city to pilled up into a large mound of treasure which the khalasar's leaders use to style on each other, Seeing as the Dothraki have during the century of blood raised ,looted and pillaged several cites and kingdoms into the ground in addition they have since then taken to extorting any part of essos they can reach for tribute in order to go away. No matter how big the khalasar, it cannot stand up to a dragonlord.Īh, the great Dothraki money sink of Essos a fine choice, I can see the MC gaining quite a few things from fighting them The only surviving Sarnori city, Saath, will definitely submit to Saegor's rule in exchange for protection from the Dothraki.
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It's also far away enough from the other Free Cities and the only enemies nearby are the Dothraki, who can be easily defeated by a single dragonrider. Lots of fertile, untamed land that been abandoned for the past century.Īnd Essaria as a former Valyrian colony holds great significance as well, for it will be seen as a new Valyrian Empire rising from the ashes. The Fallen Kingdoms of Sarnor and Essaria are all good places to set up. There is another way and it doesn't have to necessarily be an island. Saegor knows that living there is suicide in the long term. Myrish Bloodbath is a classic example, along with the dissolution of the Triachy. So they've effectively destroyed the only support against the Faith, Citadel, and Andal nobility.Īs shown in F&B and TWOIAF there are NO limits to the Game of Thrones in Essos. So unless Saegor can get himself a dragon carrier (ASOIAF version of the aircraft carrier), Bloodfyre's range will be limited.Īnd a large number of supply ships as well.Īnd the Targaryens have pissed off the entire North, with the marriage of Torrhen's daughter to Ronnel Arryn being insult to injury. Yes, a dragon means he can fly far but it also has it own limitations. Which brings us back to the island idea as the best solution for Saegor is set himself up with his own personal domain independent from any authority other than his own and since he would be building it up from the ground their would be no existing cultures or traditions other than the ones he shapes and establishes plus it would give the story a since of direction as everything Saegor does would be in the context of fulfilling his goal to build up and develop his newly found island as a home for his family and decedents giving the story a sense of progression as the island advances and improves the story is progressing kind of like in a A Farmer's TaleĪ dragon has range limits and it'll have to land after around 12 hours of continous flying.Īnd how can he carry supplies on a dragon? Bloodfyre is going to need to consume hundreds of pounds of food every few days. This means Saegor can go exploring the sea beyond the coasts and find himself a nice large volcanic island or even archipelago to set up shop in and establish himself as a free independent lord as here is the thing Westeros is culturally, religiously and politically hostile to to Saegor and his family with its most entrenched institutions the faith, citadel and nobility being hostile demanding the Targaryens either conform to their culture or else, while on the other side of the hemisphere Essos looks better on the outside being culturally and religiously compatible, politiclly speaking the free cities value their independence hence why they killed their dragonlords when the doom happened not to mention Saegor would chaff at living at a free city as that would mean living under its magisters laws and authority while the rulers of any free city would not be comfortable with Saegor living in their city as a dragon lord posses enough personal power through their mount as to be above the law and its civil authorities.
This also mean that deep sea sailing is none existent which means the sea is also filled with unclaimed real-estate something Saegor is very well equipped to claim as he is in possetion of two things no one else in the setting has ever had a dragon and a compass. BlackDragon98 since the compass is not a thing in the asoiaf setting that would mean all seaborne trade must occur through costal navigation which goes along way to explain why the Stepstones islands are such a big deal as all trade between Essos and Westeros as well as southern and northern has to pass through it.
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