History VideoGame / GameOfThronesAscent

* DebateAndSwitch: While [[SmugSnake Evalyn Chernoff]] isn't likeable even at first impression, the house, cheated out of their birthright by King Robert's negligence, could be actually sympathized with, and leave even your family doubtful about which side is the real invader there. However, Evalyn's underhanded ways, sacrificing her own family members in her war against your character, even [[VillainByDefault selling a lord into slavery]], gradually transform her into StupidEvil, making even your character uprooting House Chernoff nothing worse than rightful self-defense.
** And there is the way how either of you reacts when your sons get a less than proper LoveInterest. She disowns her son, you welcome Eutimio in the household.

* CoitusEnsues: [[PreClimaxClimax ''If We Die Tomorrow'']], in the sense that it's an extra City Quest inserted into the storyline, all the choices have none alignment, and is all about Jon and Eutimio doing the declare love-consummate-officially get together ritual.

* EvilCripple: The Silent Lady.

* PoisonousFriend: Groat, who has a machiavellian morality, but seems to [[TrueCompanions care for you]] deep down, [[spoiler: when sympathizing with your widowhood after he loses [[HookerWithAHeartOfGold Kyra]].]]

* UltimateEvil: The Silent Lady, TheManBehindTheMan for all your enemies, who [[NothingIsScarier hides her face]] behind a fabric and mostly writes notes instead of speaking, probably because she is [[TheGrotesque malformed]]. Your smallfolk even thinks she is a [[TheSpook ''spirit'']] of the forest.

* AdultFear: Plenty for your character and others, from losing your children to losing your home to having a mysterious enemy sneaking in and out, poisoning your household and kidnapping smallfolk, and being forced to live with your rival's son you ''know'' will take every chance to sabotage you, even stooping as low as trying to ruin your children, [[spoiler: especially your barely adolescent, naive daughter who is convinced he is innocent and you just have IrrationalHatred for him [[BeautyEqualsGoodness because she is attracted to him]], so she happily jumps into bed with him and helps him sabotage you. Your son he has the smallfolk publicly [[{{Gayngst}} bully for his feelings]] doesn't have it easy either, even if his gambit to have you disown him doesn't work.]] And those stubborn, reckless teenagers themselves who have a habit of running away and throwing themselves into danger, despite your efforts to keep them safe. Even [[TheDutifulSon Jon]] is too proud to accept your rescue from Braavos.
** Terrei is beside herself when she hears her son was ''sold into slavery'' in Essos.
** Terrei herself gets in danger in a volcano eruption. [[OutsideContextProblem Most of you don't even know what volcanoes are.]]
** Your widowed character reliving the loss [[spoiler: with Terrei, and Ruvayn, like your children, watches his mother die.]]
** Your spouse died abruptly of a mysterious illness. Before your first vision, your children see you lose consciousness for no apparent reason...
** The household is concerned for your sanity in ''Breaking Ties'' and ''Gathering Storm'', which is threatening the entire holding, as seen in the fate of Lord Gernert who was in a similar state. Your visions might be fun to watch, but the holding is falling apart while you are out of commission.
** Eutimio is lost on the Winterfell battlefield for all your household knows and doesn't seem to get the chance to at least write home to let Jon know he is alive. When he tries secretly at night, it somehow gets teleported into Littlefinger's hand from the already flying raven.

* SpotOfTea: You get informations out of Lady Buckwell by inviting her over for tea.

** The household is concerned for your sanity in ''Breaking Ties'' and ''Gathering Storm'', which is threatening the entire holding, as seen in the fate of Lord Gernert who was in a similar state. [[RealityEnsues Your visions might be fun to watch, but the holding is falling apart while you are out of commission.]]

* RealityEnsues: When Ruvayn finally arrives to Westeros, he doesn't march into his rightful holding on his own because he would only be locked up again. He goes to you, a trusted ally, first, for an army to back him up and take the land by force if it's necessary.

* CloudCuckooLander: Gammer Wilde, sometimes acting like TheJester for you.

A roleplaying/strategy WebGame based on ''Series/GameOfThrones''. There,you play as a SelfInsert who earns nobility in the beginning of the story and becomes the head of a minor house, with a fealty and background of your choice. From then on, you need to manage your character, family and household.

** Your open-mindedness gains you valuable allies like [[WidowWitch Gammer Wilde]], [[BadassGay Eutimio]], [[MagicalNegro Udemi]] and [[HeroicBastard Odette]].

* BiTheWay: Kirth can dally with men and women.
** [[spoiler: You can flirt with Lord Harrow and have sex with Ester Goldfoot whatever your gender, but you have to be male to romance Terrei Oridane.]]

A roleplaying/strategy game taken after ''Series/GameOfThrones'', with your character, family and household as a SelfInsert in it. You earn nobility in the beginning of the story and become the head of a minor house, with a fealty and background of your choice.
Social network game developed by [[https://www.disruptorbeam.com Disruptor Beam]]. Unfortunately it's no longer available.

* YouMonster: You for Liadain if you execute Jorgen.

* BlamingTheRailroadedPlayerCharacter: For imprisoning Tyana and crushing the Three in a war.

** Jorgen paints you as the BigBad to Liadain.

ArrangedMarriage: If you don't force him to send Eutimio away, Jon agrees to marry a girl of your choosing and father sons. He pities the woman you choose for him.
CureYourGays: Jon would marry a girl and accepts his duty as a "true man", as long as you don't send Eutimio away.

Social network game developed by [[https://www.disruptorbeam.com Disruptor Beam]]. Playable online on Facebook, Disruptor Beam and Kongregate.

* MoralDilemma: Subverted with Lord Cley. [[spoiler: He murders a HookerWithAHeartOfGold ForTheEvulz,]] but he is offering a very profitable business between your houses. Will you be lawful or will you cover up for him for the gain? [[spoiler: If you put him on trial, he will buy himself out of trouble and walks away scot-free. If you cover up his crime, you'll have the chance to let his crime be avenged.]]

* ChekhovsGun: Your minor noble, bastard or mercenary background comes in handy in the storyline ''A House In Need''. The uprising peasants don't care about nobility, but instantly [[OneOfUs warm up to you]] and trust that you will help, while they are convinced [[AristocratsAreEvil nobles don't care for them]].

* IdiotBall: While your advisors haven't managed to fully understand why you have your visions, they had no reason to suddenly forget you have ever had any when Gammer falls into a coma and treat it like a completely OutsideContextProblem until '''you''' happen to ask where she is and '''you''' remind Maester Lucas he still has the Vision Maladies book unused. At least they tried listening to her TalkInYourSleep and decipher it into some useful vision.