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[Lady Sansa Stark]

Direwolf for sure.

[Alys Karstark]

Teal, on 08 June 2012 - 06:05 PM, said:

Never underestimate the surpise factor of a tossed cat!

Don't mess with the CATapult!

[7V3N]

Light armor and a spear. Red Viper FTW.

Warging ability. Then I would warg the dead (like I believe the Others do).

Edited by The Shadow Fox, 10 June 2012 - 09:52 PM.

[Warhammer]

User name says it all, King Roberts Hammer for a smashing good time.

[Ser Areo Mace]

Dawn
Robert's Warhammer
Areo's Longaxe
Dragonbone Recurve Bow

Direwolf
Dragon

[A Dance of Ice and Fire]

Dawn, the white blade is a great contrast to the dark smokiness of valyrian steel.

[Lord Warhammer]

Warhammer, on 10 June 2012 - 10:01 PM, said:

User name says it all, King Roberts Hammer for a smashing good time.

What he said

[Runaway Penguin]

Can I have weapon system? In such case lot of polearms to form kinda Swiss Phalanx or Tercios with archers/crossbows instead of Arquebus

Edited by Runaway Penguin, 11 December 2012 - 10:04 AM.

[Danelle]

A book.
Books are powerful, plus some of my favourite characters use/read books.

Quote

My brother has his sword, King Robert has his warhammer and I have my mind...and a mind needs books as a sword needs a whetstone if it is to keep its edge.

Rodrik the Reader, one of the few Ironborn with a sense of dignity, recommends Asha to read a book in order to overturn the decision of the Kingsmoot.

Roose Bolton burned a book, most likely because he wanted to keep the knowledge for himself.

Jon Arryn and Stannis discovered the incest thanks to a book.

The White Book seems to have a power over Jaime Lannister.

Conquest of Dorne, is an exagerration of the Conquest but the Martells now use it as a mean to scare invaders.

Seriously, given the fact that most people in Westeros are either illiterate or just think that books are not important, knowledge hidden within the pages of a book can prove useful or deadly.

[Little Wing]

A dragon.

[Dornish Whine]

PrinceHenryris, on 08 June 2012 - 04:02 PM, said:

Isn't there a Valyrian steel axe floating around somewhere?  I just can't remember who had it.

http://awoiaf.wester.../House_Celtigar

The Celtigar were known to have a Valyrian Steel Axe.

[IlMentore96]

1. Dawn
2. Dark Sister (dunno why i always thought it must be awesome if Aemon the Dragonknight and Bloodraven owned it)
3. Ice
Honorable mention goes to: Brightroar and Longclaw

Edited by IlMentore96, 11 December 2012 - 11:32 AM.

[Saint Arya]

Probably Longclaw. If it fits a teenage boy, then I should be able to wield it. And it has Ghost on it...

[V Targaryen]

If I had Dawn, I don't think I could ever use it.  It would be display only, which would probably piss off the Daynes.  

Give me a nice long spear.  I need the reach!

[Light a wight tonight]

If I had Robert's warhammer
I'd hammer the Sword of Mo-o-orning

(With apologies to Woody Guthrie)

[Lady of Whisperers]

Dark Sister
A dragonbone bow
Ghost
And warging powers

[DaniSnowborn]

Nightfall. It has such a beautiful name, and it belongs to a Harlaw.
Dark Sister, which was wielded by one of my favorite Targaryens: Visenya.
Asha's throwing axes
Theon's bow.

[Patrek Stark]

I would go with a Direwolf and Ice like a true Stark!

[I do not sew]

Valyrian nunchaku

[Harald Hard-Ruler]

Kevan Lannister, on 08 June 2012 - 04:40 PM, said:

He did a Kingsguard member in so easily, I want to see more of him so much. Him and that brilliant axe.

To be fair that Kingsguard member had already been hit with several crosbow arrows and was on his knees about to get off the ground when Areo took off his arm with his axe. It wasn't exactly a fair fight...

If I had to choose any ASOIAF weapon to own I would probably pick Dawn simply because being made up of meteorite ore would make it so rare. If I had to pick any weapon for the sake of a battle purposes I'd probably pick Balon Swann's morningstar.