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The Stone Drum of Dragonstone is described as a massive tower. The castle's Great Hall is shaped like a dragon. In Fire & Blood, Gyldayn writes, The wiki currently describes the Great Hall as part of the Stone Drum citing Fire & Blood. @Ran, do you know if this is accurate or if instead they are separate buildings (with the Stone Drum having its own great hall separate from the dragon-shaped Great Hall)?

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Ryman threatens to hang Edmure, and Emmon wants Ryman to go through with it.

Yep, that's my understanding as well. Regarding the "hidden influence" mentioned by GRRM, a theory is that Littlefinger had already convinced Joffrey to have Ned executed prior to the confession at the Great Sept, rather than it being a spur-of-the-moment decision by Joffrey. ACOK Tyrion II: and

I did find this from 2008, at least.

Thanks for the suggestion! I removed that sentence and added some more stuff from F&B.

Yep, that's my reading as well.

The texts of TWOIAF and F&B mention "Jaehaerys and Jaehaera", while the family trees in the books have Jaehaera to the left and Jaehaerys to the right (which might mean birth order or might be for better presentation with Jaehaera's marriage with Aegon III).

https://www.westeros.org/Citadel/SSM/Entry/The_Hornwood_Inheritance_and_the_Whents

How about Day Month Year (6 August 1996)?

Do we have a standard for real life date formatting? The article for AGOT mentions a publication date of "6 August 1996", ASOS has "August 8, 2000", AFFC has "October 17 2005", TWOIAF has "October 28th, 2014", TLOIAF has "30 October, 20120" in the infobox, etc. Since GRRM is American, my personal preference would be Month Day Year without the ordinal (August 6, 1996).

I removed my addition, since there's indeed nothing concrete linking the two.

Pindado's image of Doran and Arianne could be added to AFFC Chapter 2. Other images to consider for Doran which aren't used in other articles include: https://awoiaf.westeros.org/index.php/File:Doran_Martell_Cristina_Vela.png https://awoiaf.westeros.org/index.php/File:T_Jedruszek_Doran_M.jpg

It should be rephrased. On the list of tourneys page, it is placed between 276-281.

Most of the Redwyne fleet is now returning to the Reach, but some ships are probably still near Storm's End.

I haven't found a clear statement either. Maybe it's an assumption based on Arya's descriptions? Ran doesn't have personal arms listed for Amory at the Citadel, just that House Lorch uses "A black manticore on white, beneath a crimson chief with three gold coins". https://www.westeros.org/Citadel/Heraldry/Other/2/ https://www.westeros.org/Citadel/Heraldry/Houses/6/

I updated the two articles. Earl Harlaw is one of Asha's fighters, at least, so House Harlaw could be included for Deepwood.

I would suggest the removal of all those houses from the infobox, since all Balon says is "you shall take thirty longships of picked men".

That's my interpretation of the text as well.

What makes it difficult is that some of the ancient history is contradictory. Luwin and Yandel agree that the Pact separated the Dawn Age from the Age of Heroes. Yandel writes that House Stark have been in Winterfell since the Dawn Age, and mentions the Long Night. According to Jon, however, Bran the Builder was from the Age of Heroes. Yandel also writes that Bran the Builder is connected with legends from the Age of Heroes. Yandel's chapter for the Long Night (after which Bran supposedly built Winterfell and the Wall) is placed after the chapter for the Age of Heroes. So, should the section on Winterfell instead have: "The greatest castle of the North is Winterfell, the seat of the Starks since the Dawn Age Age of Heroes"?

I don't see the thread for app corrections in the TWOIAF subforum anymore, but the actor for Mord is listed in his app entry as Ciaran Birmingham instead of Ciaran Bermingham.

While it hypothetically could be different Lords Staunton, GRRM's phrasing in those chapters suggest to me that it is the same individual (who is unfortunately not given a first name). We could always add a disclaimer, of course.