Game of Thrones: Conquest by Blade

A Mount & Blade player woke up as Ser Arthur Bracken, a minor noble of House Bracken in the Riverlands, during 298 AC. Robert Baratheon had just named Eddard Stark Hand of the King. Littlefinger schemed in King’s Landing, Stannis brooded in Dragonstone, and Westeros teetered on the edge of chaos.

Initially seeking escape, Arthur stayed after unrest stirred in Stone Hedge. He stockpiled grain, forged armor, drilled soldiers, and fortified his hold. Then came a summons to King’s Landing for the Hand’s tourney.

So began his march—not just to the capital, but toward domination.

From Last Hearth to the Arbor, his name became legend. He dueled the Hound, captured Jaime, spared Tyrion, and killed the Mountain.

He stormed Casterly Rock, broke Highgarden, and advanced on the capital. In a realm torn by the War of Five Kings, Ser Arthur Bracken rose—not as a pawn, but as a kingmaker.