He sometimes wears a grey wool tunic, a dark red mantle, and a plain black leather belt from which hang his sword and dagger. Unlike many of his noble peers, Stannis dresses plainly. Influenced by Melisandre, Stannis adopts a new sigil which depicts the Baratheon stag enclosed within a red heart surrounded by orange flame. Though he once hoped for sons, he has only had a daughter, Shireen. His visits were even fewer, and he did his duty in the marriage bed only once or twice a year, and took no joy in it. During the years he served on the small council in King's Landing, he left his wife on Dragonstone. Stannis is not a man for easy courtesies, and has always been uncomfortable around women, even his own wife, Lady Selyse of House Florent. In his adult life, Stannis is increasingly embittered by the lack of affection he receives from Robert, even though he serves the king as well as he can. He has never had the affection of nobles or smallfolk. Stannis is an accomplished commander, sailor, and warrior with no thirst for battle, instead commanding from the rear. Stannis is a serious, stubborn, rarely-forgiving, hard man with a strong sense of duty and justice. His face has a tightness to it like cured leather, and he has hollow cheeks, and thin, pale lips. His head has only a fringe of black hair "like the shadow of a crown", and he has a close-cropped beard across his large jaw. Stannis has dark blue eyes and a heavy brow. Jon Snow notes that Stannis towers over him. Like his brothers, Robert and Renly, Stannis is a large man - tall, broad-shouldered, and sinewy. In the television adaptation Game of Thrones Stannis is played by Stephen Dillane. Stannis serves on Robert's small council as the master of ships. He has an older brother, King Robert I Baratheon, and a younger brother, Lord Renly Baratheon. He is the secondborn son of Steffon Baratheon, Lord of Storm's End, and Lady Cassana Estermont. Stannis Baratheon is the head of House Baratheon of Dragonstone and the Lord of Dragonstone.
Season 2 | Season 3 | Season 4 | Season 5 We will continue to keep the feeling of exploration, discovery, and strategy alive in Kingdom Two Crowns in post-release updates with more themed settings, each with unique styles that marvel the eye while changing how you rule the lands.Ī challenge awaits all who seek it here, whether you are a first-time ruler or a long-time fan.King of the Andals, the Rhoynar, and the First Men (claimant) Play as the mighty Shogun or Onna-bugeisha, enlist the support of the ninja, lead your soldiers to battle atop the mythological Kirin, and form new strategies as you brave the Greed hiding in the thick bamboo forests. 👑 Shogun: Journey to lands inspired by the architecture and culture of feudal Japan. Building your Kingdom has never been spookier! Ride the gigantic beetle steed to lay out traps, the eerie undead mount that summons barriers impeding the progress of the Greed, and from Bloodstained the mythic demon horse “Gaming” with its powerful charge attack. Play as unique monarchs, including the Shardbinder Miriam, with powerful traits from the gothic horror action-RPG Bloodstained. 👑 Dead Lands: Enter the dark lands of Kingdom. In addition to the traditional medieval setting, Kingdom Two Crowns also includes: Explore the environments to discover new mounts and secrets hidden in the deep.īut you don’t have to rule alone! Introducing a cooperative play experience that is totally unique to Kingdom Two Crowns, monarchs can now choose between a classic solo experience or seek the assistance of a friend, working together locally or online, dropping in or out at will. In the brand-new campaign mode, monarchs must now work to build a kingdom that stands over time until finding a way to defeat the Greed for good. Play the role of a monarch atop their steed and recruit loyal subjects, build your kingdom and protect it from the greedy creatures looking to steal your coins and crown. Kingdom Two Crowns is a side-scrolling micro strategy game with a minimalist feel wrapped in a beautiful, modern pixel art aesthetic.
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