"When he Tyrion opened the door, the light from within threw his shadow clear across the yard, and for just a moment Tyrion Lannister stood tall as a king."

I think you should try to bring the rest of the wilding tribes under your empire before invading again aegon should learn from his mistakes and gather a much larger force for his next attack

I think Tyrian has been scheming behind everyone's backs this entire time. He converted to the faith of the eight perhaps to make it easier to form some kind of secret alliance with the Iron Islands. With his already lavish kingdom and his powerful ally/allies, he may have been able to usurp the Iron Throne without so much as a drop of blood spilling. Gameplay wise, he probably used the Claim throne scheme and formed a faction with himself as the claimant, and the AI controlling Rhaegar just surrendered to his demands. Even then, makes for an interesting campaign!

Well, time to consolidate all of the wildlings tribes under your rule and build up your army for the next time the Iron Throne shows weakness. As for that patch of land south of the wall, is it de jure part of The North or not ? If it is, since you can just take it back in your next Kingdom Invasion, you can give it away for RP. If it isn't, in order to prevent bordergore and/or too much console shenanigans, just keep it and pretend that it's a no man's land or that the wildlings regularly send raiding parties and the northern armies have retreated because they don't want to deal with the guerilla tactics. Lastly, about your heir, Daemon. Ambitious, diligent, AND sadistic ? What is this, the second coming of Tywin Lannister ?! The kid is going to put the "brutal" in "brutally efficient"... 😅

I took Bear Island from the Mormonts to establish a foothold in the North in my Wildling campaign, it's an island so it's easy to defend. If you take it too, you could move your capital there due to the development and establish a Clan government. This will convert your buildings to castles and increase your soldier count significantly. Tyrion taking the throne is WILD. Can't wait for the next episode 👍🏻

The true queen has become a martyr

I think you should consolidate the lands north of the wall or at least get alliances to call them in for another war in the south. Also I can see another civil war in the making between those that supported the dragon in the civil war and the Westerlands, Riverlands and Reach. Plus any aloes Tyrion has like the Iron Islands

My head cannon is that the princes was called out for continuing to fight a war while wildlings and traitors ran through their land, proving she cared more about herself than her people. When she laid down arms against her brother, whoever was advising him convinced the king to kill her to avoid this situation in the future... no idea how Tyrion ended up where he did though... that was a huge shock.

Tyrion, could you please stop fucking up the timeline for one second!? 😭 Honestly, this is kind of hard to justify in any reasonable way. I suppose Tyrion used the outrage from Rhaegar executing his sister to wrest power away from the Targaryens? And/or the threat of the wildlings in the North, seeing as the Wall fell on Rhaegar's watch. The prince still holds King's Landing, so this is not an outright usurpation. Perhaps Tyrion does not have enough support to remove the Targaryens entirely? He is the Imp, after all-there are going to be a lot of people who will not like having him on the throne. This move, along with his earlier conversion, make me think he might be getting a bit erratic with age. Power must have gone to his head and clouded his judgment. There is simply no way this will stick beyond his death. Once Tyrion dies (at the latest!), there is likely to be a rebellion or two-especially if his heir is still young. Maybe that will be a good time to strike again?

Subjugate the other wildlings into your banner and should open to a new alliance like the iron islands, they can be independent for short time and you can subjugate them afterwards

Tyrion becoming king is the biggest joke ever😂😂😂😂

How the HELL did Tyrion do that?

Going for the North might have been overly ambitious. Aegon needs to learn from his mistakes. It might be better to try to get a foothold on Bear Island and Skagos before going further south where lands will be more heavily fortified.

Did you make your own character? Cause i would love to know how to play as the blackfyres otherwise

Yay

Targaryons have been nothing but trouble since they retook the Iron Throne. It was obvious from the lack of Kingdom allies in the war between siblings that the 7 kingdoms are already chafing under Targaryon rule. Probably not difficult for Tyrion to rally support from the Reach, The Riverlands, and The Vale as an aging alternative to the Targaryons. As for your claims, I do not understand why you did not call on the Thens and your other allies. You could have used your sons and daughters to make promises and alliances with the Ironborn to bolster your strength even more. I would immediately begin shoring up relations with unhappy rulers, House Valyria should be top of the list. Wait for the either the uprising of Rhaegar or the death of Tyrion and strike again. The Ironborn are definitely your most natural ally in this endeavor.

Does anyone here not have Fate of Iberia expansion?

Didn't you have allies? why didn't you call them

I think its for the best to start focusing on getting the wildlings on your side and stop focusing on conquering towards the south. The first thing to pop up at the start was someone trying to claim your throne. You may have conquered the wildlings and proved your might in war but they still mostly havent accepted your rule so now you should be working on uniting the wildlings under you rather than conquering them.