The Winged Knight is among the legendary heroes of the Valemen from thousands of years ago. House Stark men traveling through the Vale - by Tomasz Jedruszek В© Fantasy Flight GamesДuring the Age of Heroes, the Vale was thinly populated and was ruled by a score of petty First Men kings. It is said that the Kings of Mountain and Vale did not neglect their fleets when they still reigned, which might have counted hundreds of ships at Gulltown. The houses Royce of Runestone, Waynwood, Hunter, Redfort, Belmore and Templeton together are able to raise twenty thousand men, while House Royce of the Gates of the Moon can field only three hundred. Their strength is comparable to the North and Dorne, according to George R. There is at least one rock quarry in the Vale, which produces вЂњwhite stoneвЂќ suitable for use in castle walls.ДЄccording to a semi-canon sources from 2005, the Vale can raise perhaps as many as forty-five thousand men. The candles can be scented with nutmeg and other costly spices. House Waxley is known for producing scented candles in Wickenden. Not even in Highgarden do the pumpkins grow any larger nor is the fruit any sweeter. The valley's rich black soil allows the Valemen to grow wheat, corn, and barley. These mountain clans, such as the Black Ears and the Burned Men, are descendants of the First Men who raid unwary travelers and skirmish with the knights of the Vale. Some of the people living in the foothills of the Mountains of the Moon have rejected the authority of the Eyrie and live by their own rules. The island people of the Three Sisters are known as Sistermen. The knights of the Vale consider themselves the finest in the Seven Kingdoms, and the Valemen consider the Eyrie to be the most beautiful castle of the realm. The Valemen, the people of the Vale, are known as reliable warriors steeped in honor and the worship of the Faith of the Seven. Castles north of the Vale proper in the valleys of the Mountains of the Moon and the snakewood forest include Coldwater, Heart's Home, Snakewood, and Strongsong.

The town of Wickenden is located along the Bay of Crabs, in the mountains south of the valley. The fertile lands within the valley include Ironoaks, Old Anchor, Redfort, and a peninsula containing the city of Gulltown and Runestone. The mountainous border of the Vale of Arryn proper appears to include the Bloody Gate in the west and the Eyrie and Longbow Hall to the north. The Vale can be reached through the high road, which connects the Vale and the riverlands, and is protected by the Bloody Gate. Its harsh winters make travel only possible through the mountains during warmer years, and rebellious mountain clans make travel even more dangerous. The Vale tends to be slightly isolated from the rest of Westeros. The Vale is located on the eastern shore of Westeros, a land of fertile soil, rivers, and lakes, protected by its largely impassable Mountains of the Moon. The Vale consists of various regions: the Vale of Arryn itself the Mountains of the Moon the snakewood the Fingers and the islands of the Three Sisters, the Paps, and Pebble. No one criticized Robb for doing that, but when Sansa does it, it's suddenly a problem.The borders of the Vale are held to be the Bite to the north, the Bay of Crabs to the south, the Mountains of the Moon and then the riverlands to the west, and the narrow sea to the east. Time and again, in order to win, commanders have in fact used sacrifices. I doubt that Jaime told his men that they had to stay at Casterly Rock just to act as diversion and get killed so that he could have time to loot Highgarden. Also, I doubt Robb told his thousands of men who acted as diversion that they were just send off to be killed so that he could get the avantage. So, if Sansa told Jon about the KOTV, without meaning to do it, Jon would have probably messed it all up by accident. If the Knights Of The Vale would have arrived earlier, Ramsey would not have taken the risk he took, and would have stayed in Winterfell with his protection. Also, the only reason they won was because Ramsey underestimated them and attacked them on a plain field.

For starters, at that time, Jon was not her king or her superior, and she did not have the responsibility to tell him everything she knows. Because of his stubbornness and impetuousness, he risked his whole army, and Sansa was forced into doing something she would have not done because he was not bothered to be patient and not fight a hopeless battle. She told him that they should be patient and amass more men. Sansa didn't misleed Jon into anything in the Battle Of The Bastards.

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