just posting this here so it wont get lost in the mod page comments

would also make a recommendation to put the men at arms from the dynasty legacies earlier instead of at the end since because most of the dynasties in game are already high levels of splendor/have prepicked legacies it takes an extremely long time to get the dynasty renown to get the additional 4-5 legacies to unlock the special men at arms

House Crane

Originally posted by Liberater:

just posting this here so it wont get lost in the mod page comments

would also make a recommendation to put the men at arms from the dynasty legacies earlier instead of at the end since because most of the dynasties in game are already high levels of splendor/have prepicked legacies it takes an extremely long time to get the dynasty renown to get the additional 4-5 legacies to unlock the special men at arms

I revised the legacies and hopefully it's better in your eyes.

House Crane

I will add House Crane to the list.

House Rogers

Originally posted by Ardúnadan:

House Rogers

Added to my list.

Any of the Dorne houses. It and the Iron Islands (which is geographically much smaller) has the least amount of houses represented, though to be fair Dorne shows up much later in the book series and has less about them comparatively. Might I suggest House Toland; they have an interesting history. They used to have a ghost for a banner until Aegon's Conquest. During the First Dornish War, they tricked Aegon by sending out a champion to fight him. Aegon killed him, but it turns out it wasn't some great lord or swordsman, but the Toland's mad fool. He sacrificed himself so Lord Toland could escape, and they honored him by changing their banner. (I guess that counts as Intrigue?)

House Codd

First I just want to say thank you so much for this mod! It's so exciting and all of the work that has gone into it is really impressive. Thanks also for being so responsive to all of the comments and feedback that have poured in.

What follows is a really greedy list! Please know that these are just suggestions for houses that I think are really interesting from the history of Westeros.

Historic Houses:
House Mudd - Historic Kings of the Riverlands with their own strong seed already in the game and their old castle in ruins in the Cape of Eagles.
House Gardener - Historic kings of the Reach. The founder, Garth the Gardener, was the eldest son of the legendary Garth Greenhand. Built Highgarden.
House Strong - Riverlands lords with a rich history. Once held Harrenhal. Many notable figures in the history of the Iron Throne (Osmund Strong build the Seven Gates of King's Landing and Harwin Strong was the rumored father of Rhaenyra's children).

Crownlands:
House Bar Emmon - Historic allies of House Targaryen and sworn to Dragonstone.
House Massey - Historic kings of Massey's Hook and longtime House Targaryen allies.

Stormlands:
House Selmy - What can I say? I'm a "Barristan the Bold" stan. One of the greatest and most honorable knights of all time.
House Penrose - So many important historical figures and now directly descended from the Targaryens through the Lady of Parchments herself, Elaena Targaryen.
House Connington - Powerful house with many historical figures and its own strong seed in the game. (Red Roy Connington)

Dorne:
House Fowler - Former "Kings of Stone and Sky" and "Lords of the Wide Way" referring to Prince's Pass. Historic rivalry with the Yronwoods.

Reach:
House Beesbury - Descended from Garth Greenhand from his daughter Ellyn Ever Sweet, said to be the first beekeeper. Many historic figures (Sir Braxton "the Stinger").
House Bulwer - Descended from Garth Greenhand from his son Bors the Breaker, known for drinking bull's blood to make himself strong.
House Hewett - High lords of the Shield Islands with a really interesting history and a unique culture in the game (Shieldman). Known for protecting the Mander and the Reach from the Iron Islands.
House Oakheart - Descended from Garth Greenhand from his son, John the Oak, whose mother was said to be a giantess and who was known as the first knight of Westeros and the one to bring chivalry to the culture of the Reach.
House Crane - Descended from Garth Greenhard from his daughter, Rose of the Red Lake, who was said to be a skinchanger (into a crane). Skinchanging and greensight are said to run in the bloodline of women of House Crane to this day.
House Peake - Ancient House with a rich history. Rivals with House Manderly. Once held three of the strongest castles in the Reach. Peake Uprising.

Westerlands:
Plumm - This one may be a challenge as the question is whether the current members of House Plumm even have any Plumm blood or if they are descended from Princess Elaena Targaryen and Aegon the Unworthy.

Riverlands:
House Piper - Old house with many historic figures.
House Butterwell - An old house known for its wealth, fertility, and dairy cows. Apparently produced the best wines outside of the Arbor. Many historic figures. At one time held a dragon egg for really messed up reasons. Built the castle Whitewalls ("the Milkhouse"), known for its marble veined with gold.

Other:
House Rogare - Prominent family in Lys who have married into important Westerosi families many times (including the Hightowers and Targaryens).

Thank you again for your awesome mod and all of your work! Feel free to take or leave any of these suggestions.

The Houses I personally have in mind for this mod to include in the future, if possible, are: Mudd, Durrandon, Gardener, Casterly, Frost, Greenwood, Fisher, and Greyiron.

Love your work - if possible, could you add Marbrand, Lydden, Banefort, Brax, and Lefford

Marbrand - Descended from Andal and First men unions. They've a loyal history with the Lannisters. Tywin's mother is a Marbrand and her father (Tywin's grandfather) was killed by House Reyne.

Lydden - Ser Joffrey Lydden married into House Lannister and became the first Andal King of the Rock, ruling as King Joffrey Lannister.

Banefort - The Baneforts were petty First Men kings of the Age of Heroes, claiming descent from the Hooded Man. The last Hooded King was Morgon Banefort, whose thralls were defeated after twenty years of war by Loreon I Lannister, King of the Rock. They're very loyal and helped Tywin put down the Reyne-Tarbeck rebellion.

Lefford - Descended from Andal and First men unions too. They've been serving as guardian of the Golden Tooth pass for the Westerlands.

Brax - Descended from Andal and First men unions as well. They've been providing a good amount of knights and outriders for the Lannisters whenever called upon.

I also agree with the others that House Rogare from Lys would be a nice addition. They even had their own bank, Rogare Bank, at one point too rivaling the Iron Bank!

House Toland, House Codd, House Banefort, House Piper, House Butterwell, House Connington, and House Crane will be in the next update.

I have noted the others and included them on my list. House Strong and a few other dead houses that can't be naturally revived unless using house customizer are possible but not sure yet.

Perhaps consider adding the blackwood/bracken legacy tracks to the Justman dynasty, especially with their new dynamic formation.

Also Houses Baelish and Clegane have a lot of story importance in the later bookmarks, Houses Rogare and Strong in the earlier bookmarks.

I want to ask you to add a house mudd.

The house is quite ancient, after all, the former kings of the trident. So that you would have to think less about dynasties for them and decisions, I will write a couple of my ideas.

Well, and probably a laconic decision for mudds - for prestige (or prestige and gold) to get a claim to the Old Stones and hammerhold (the area where the old stones are).

The Mudds haven't ruled anything in the riverlands for centuries, they were last mentioned in the Golden Company and the Night's Watch. So I think this is a fair decision. About the Mudds' men at arms, I mean heavy infantry or cavalry. They literally had one of their kings nicknamed the Hammer of Justice, I don't think skirmishers or pikemen helped them beat off the Andals.

Well, just like the Reyns, it would be cool to get the title Hammer of Justice when the Old Stones are restored, or something like that. Maybe even a solution with which you can get a claim on the riverlands. Well, in the dynasty there are bonuses to military parameters and the army I think they will fit. And you are a modder, so it all depends on your vision.

House peake. I wrote about the Mudds, but they were already requested with other extinct houses. So the Peake House. Cool guys.

@ally.r.dantonio What new dynamic formation? Haven't heard about that. I have done House Clegane, but I will consider doing Baelish. I will also add Strong to the list and will be added when I do Mudd and a few other oldier dynasties. You're not the first to mention Rogare. I'll add it to the list but I'm concentrating on Westeros right now before potentially doing others.

@Arty Dzedus Thanks for the ideas for Mudd! Also Peake is on the list. They may or may not be included in the next update.