Feast Mount And Blade
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| Craster's Keep | |
|---|---|
| gated homestead | |
| Location | Westeros, beyond the Wall |
Craster's Keep is the home of Craster, an ornery wildlingbeyond the Wall who is a friend to the Night's Watch. It is not an actual keep, but is only given that title by members of the Watch.
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Layout
Craster's Keep sits in the haunted forest atop a low hill with an earthen dike around it. There is at least one gate on the southwest side of the compound and a stream runs around the north end of the hill. The gate is decorated with the skulls of a bear and a ram. Inside the dike, there is also a midden heap, a pigsty and a sheepfold.[1]
The keep itself is a daub-and-wattle hall that is long and low, made with logs and roofed with sod and big enough to hold thirty to fifty men at best. The door to the hall is made of two flaps of deer hide. The windowless hall is a single room, with a sleeping loft above reached by a pair of splintery ladders. Only Craster has a chair inside, and all others sit on the benches. There is a firepit in the center of the dirt floor, and dogs run around.[1] There is also a cellar.[2]
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Recent Events
A Clash of Kings
The Night's Watch stays at Craster's Keep during their great ranging north of the Wall.[1]Craster informs Jeor Mormont, Lord Commander of the Night's Watch, that he had been visited by Ser Waymar Royce, Gared, and Will during their search for wildling raiders. Waymar refused to stay overnight, however. Craster claims he has not been visited by Benjen Stark.[1]
Ghost, the direwolf of Jon Snow, scares the pregnant Gilly when he kills a rabbit.[1]
A Storm of Swords
Plotting to mutiny against the Lord Commander, Chett decides he will claim Craster's Keep and wives for himself. His plans are interrupted by the fight at the Fist, however, and forty-four survivors of the Fist reach Craster's Keep.[3][2] Four die from their wounds, however, including Bannen, whose body is burned. There are no attacks by wights or Others during their stay, and a number of black brothers practice archery in Craster's yard.[2]
Clubfoot Karl and Garth of Oldtown believe that Craster is keeping food in a secret larder. During the feast before the Night's Watch are to leave, Craster and Lord Commander Mormont are killed in the mutiny at Craster's Keep. The mutineers gorge in Craster's cellar and rape his wives.[2]
A Feast for Crows
The betrayers from the Night's Watch reside at Craster's Keep.[4]
A Dance with Dragons
During Bran Stark's journey north through the haunted forest to the cave of the three-eyed crow, Coldhands kills a small group of foes from the Night's Watch.[5]
Quotes
Samwell: What's his castle like?
Jon: A midden heap with a roof and a firepit.[1]
Your uncle could tell you of the times Craster's Keep made the difference between life and death for our rangers.[1]
Crows. When did a black bird ever bring good to a man's hall, I ask you? Never. Never.[2]
Chapters that take place at Craster's Keep
References
- ↑ 1.01.11.21.31.41.51.6A Clash of Kings, Chapter 23, Jon III.
- ↑ 2.02.12.22.32.4A Storm of Swords, Chapter 33, Samwell II.
- ↑A Storm of Swords, Chapter 18, Samwell I.
- ↑A Feast for Crows, Appendix.
- ↑A Dance with Dragons, Chapter 4, Bran I.
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1. When my wife sent the word, a new quest appeared in the log, which informed me that I had a month to prepare things for the feast. The problem is that I 'd already made all possible preparations. The month passed, the lords were crowding each day, they saluted me, some relations went up and, finally, after a month passed, I was informed that my quest. failed. I don't get it. Did I do something wrong?
2. All supplies in my wife's inventory after a month of feasting are still there intact. Is it normal? There are other things there as well, valuables I 've collected through my adventuring career that I prize the most. Did they play any part to it and the supplies for the feast stayed intact?
3. The quest has failed, whenever I talk to my wife, I am presented with the option to host a feast again, so 'technically' I 'm not in a feast. Then, why do the lords keep coming and drink in my health? Yeah, I 'm a charming fellow surrounded by lackeys, I know, but, really, shouldn't they be on their way by now? Is there any bug and I 'm still considered to host a feast till I personally send everyone home myself?
4. That one month the feast lasted, no one declared war against me. Normally, I 'd never enjoyed more than a few days of peace till then. Was it just chance or, as long as I hold a feast, no one declares war? Logic dictates that it was pure chance, but can you give me a solid answer?