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That's because the Bloodraven was an adult with decades worth of life experience behind him, he had lived a full life prior to his "merger" with the Weirwood tree. (And not just any life, but one of legitimised royal bastard and Hand of King to boot.) Bran on the other hand was a child who...

@Lord Invictus If a plague hit and word got out (and it would), Northern Host would stay well away from affected lands. People "back then" may not have known the theory behind bacteriology, but they knew how the plagues spread- by contact. Hence medieval leprosaria, or edicts banning those that...

Exactly. Even Northmen wouldn't have "failed warging" as default interpretation, and Cersei is an Andal Sevener, to her it's all "snarks and grumkins", tales for unwashed masses rather then anything real.

If Bran could warg Joffrey reliably, he could rule the 7 Kingdoms from the shadows, or just use Joffrey to utterly ruin House Lannister.