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Excellent as always, and Stark breaking the Oldtown Citadel's monopoly on knowledge / education is probably the best political move in decades / centuries. Simply because if Lord Stark of Winterfell can do so, then other LPs can likewise...

Ah, blowing the conspiracy wide open is a truly masterful gambit. Once Aerys gets wind of it, it won't take much for him to blame his dead children / wife's miscarriages on maester treachery. Royal purge of the Citadel in 3...2...1... Also Hightower got a poison pill, if he tells the Crown and...

Heh, yes, it's a perfect crime. Being bitten by a rat while in the dungeon is about as "plausibly deniable" as it gets.

He was in the dungeon, hardly the most sanitary of places. At best with a bucket to perform "deed #1&2", he'd be filthy as shit. No way even a single "solid" bite wouldn't fester.

Warging can deal with the Mad King actually - during Defiance of Duskendale, when the king is in dungeons, warg a rat and bite him.

....awesome. :D

Honestly, Northern houses could simply cut a deal with the NW: "rent us the New Gift and we will work the land for you with our smallfolk; in exchange you get your cut in food and supplies, we get our part, Crown gets nothing since it's NW territory." Also, Ned Stark could have easily gotten...

It's been a few years since I was there, and the phone I took pictures with died on me in the meantime (I think I should have backups though, somewhere...). From what I recall replacing the wound spring an electric motor provided the motive force, but other then that the entire mechanism, all...

IIRC the faces on the trees "weep" so rather yes. About as well as the author wants it to... ;)

Magic seeps over into the steel? ;)

There's a wooden floor manufacturer in Poland that has a clock, really big, made of wood in their guest area of HQ.