The succession boxes at the bottom of the articles of recent members of House Baratheon are a bit wonky:
Stannis Baratheon has "King of Westeros" under "titles in pretence", which he should have, but Renly Baratheon does not have his royal claim listed in the same way. I suggest "King of the Andals, the Rhoynar, and the First Men" and
"Lord of the Seven Kingdoms" be added to Renly as "titles in pretence", with Robert as his predecessor. His successors in this should probably be both Joffrey and Stannis since his supporters became divided in their loyalties.
The succession boxes of Renly Baratheon and Robert Baratheon put Renly becoming Lord of Storm's End and Lord Paramount of the Stormlands in 283 AC. The Lord of Storm's End template puts the year as 286 AC. Which (if any) is correct?
Stannis Baratheon is recognized as Lord of Storm's End and Lord Paramount of the Stormlands in his succession box, since the death of Renly in 299 AC. Lord of Storm's End is correct since Stannis is in possession of the castle but Lord Paramount of the Stormlands is a vassal title (right?) that Stannis does not claim - he is not listed in the article on that title. If a new Lord Paramount is named in the future I agree that Stannis should be listed as their predecessor (as he is the overlord of the region) but the title should not be among those of his own succession boxes.
I suggest that Lord of Storm's End be added to "titles in pretence" for Joffrey Baratheon (succeeding Renly) and Tommen Baratheon with a note that the claim is titular because Stannis is in possession of the castle.
