Mrstrategy Posted October 20, 2020 Share Posted October 20, 2020 If each Kingdom was allowed to call up its full strength ,how many troops could each Kingdom raise not including garrisons ? North 20k-50k Riverlands 30k-60k Westernlands 40k-70k Reach 50k-100k Vale 25k-50k Iron islands 20k-35k Dorne 20k-40k Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Arthur Peres Posted October 20, 2020 Share Posted October 20, 2020 Vale, Dorne, Riverlands and North 30k to 35k Westerlands 35k to 45k Reach 50k to 80k Stormlands 15 to 20k Crowlands (counting Dragon Stone) and Iron Islands 10k to 15k Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
CamiloRP Posted October 20, 2020 Share Posted October 20, 2020 assuming this is at the begining of AGOT I would estimate: The North ~35k (based on the estimates at the WOT5K (~20k) the armies that show up in Dance (about 6k with Roose and about 3k with Stannis) and the missing armies (Reeds, Skagos, etc) The Riverlands ~20k (that's the estimate in the WOT5K if I'm not mistaken, and since the war was largely in The Riverlands, I assume they used most of their strength. The Westernlands ~50k Again, WOTK estimate and Tywin seem to be desperat enough for forces that he wastrying to raise more. The Reach ~100k, that's the estimate throughout the story. The Vale, if I'm not mistaken it's ~50k Dorne has fewer forces than 50k, and since they're the least populous kingdom I assume they have the smallest army, so about 20k The Stormlands ~50k, as Renly estimates in the WOT5K The Iron Islands are tricky, as they are small and bleak, they should have little population and a really small army, but they have 1k longships, a longship takes about 40 men to command it, so it would be 40k men? that's a lot, more than The North, twice as The Riverlands, and likely twice than Dorne. Everyone always forgets about The Crownlands, but I assume they have an abysmal force, as Stannis shows. Given it's size and the fact that it isn't a kingdom I feel comfortable estimating 10k, but I'm pulling that number out of my ass. It doesn't matter anyway, as Wyman Manderly and Tywin Lannister show, you can always train more men if you need to, so this numbers could be doubled, even if we don't talk about sellswords and mercenaries. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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