Comments - vonVince

Please add some cavalry for the Three Sisters. They should have at least one cavalry upgrade and one knight upgrade (the highest level and most expensive upgrade). In the books the Three Sisters do have some knights, although; not being a rich people (even the lords are relatively poor), they would only have very few knights (or cavalry) - Lord Triston Sunderland has seven sons in the books and all determined to be knights, much to Triston's discontent, with Triston bemoaning the cost of destriers, and it taking lot of fish to buy a decent suit of plate and mail.

Please add some cavalry for the Three Sisters. They should have at least one cavalry upgrade and one knight upgrade (the highest level and most expensive upgrade). In the books the Three Sisters do have some knights, although; not being a rich people (even the lords are relatively poor), they would only have very few knights (or cavalry) - Lord Triston Sunderland has seven sons in the books and all determined to be knights, much to Triston's discontent, with Triston bemoaning the cost of destriers, and it taking lot of fish to buy a decent suit of plate and mail.

OK, to add - the crashes also happen when attacking armies (not small scouting forces, but genuine armies) - and something tells me that this shouldn't be happening: well, I installed the mod to Warband according to instructions (as far as I can tell); help me out, please :(

My game crashes every time I attack supply caravans - what's up? I haven't had any other crashes (clocked some 4 hours so far).

I don't think it should be removed. Even though the fortress was mostly underground and these underground areas were flooded the fortifications and halls that were above ground were put to torch - something that could justify small ruins like the Ruins of Castamere as they were depicted in the mod.

Historyofwesteros.com

With all respect towards towards the mod and everyone involved in making it, I would ask you to reconsider.

Looks like the Ruins of Castamere will be moved in the next update (used to be by the mountains near Sarsfield and Hornvlade), and that is good: while the precise location of Castamere is not known, it is said to be near the Tarbeck Hall and the Crag, both of which are located on northwestern coast of the Westerlands (the word "mere" - an old English word for a body of water should be enough of a hint)