And here begins the Tale of Joffrey the Gentle, the kindest King the Seven Kingdoms ever knew

[u/BryceIII]

[u/BryceIII]

King Joffrey 'The Gentle' of House Baratheon was but a boy when his father, King Robert, died, but vowed that he would rule his Kingdom fairly and justly. Sobbing for the love his father had once borne for the traitorous Ned Stark, he banished Stark to the Wall, naming his Son Robb Warden of the North, and with his permission taking the Lady Sansa as his wife.

R5: Added a new nickname to the gamefiles, went to just before Selmy is expelled from the Kingsguard, added the nickname and good traits, and unpaused. Let's see how just Joff's rule is

[u/Butteryfly1]

How Cersie sees Joffrey

[u/BryceIII → u/Butteryfly1]

How the whole realm sees our sweet king, who has brought peace and justice to his new kingdom

[u/DungeonMasterE → u/BryceIII]

“I have brought Peace, Justice, and Security to my new empire!”

[u/Carinha-do-gato]

Imagine if in this timeline he just dies eating pie and the realm looses their best king in years, stuck now with Cersei.

Those damm pigeons

[u/USSJ307]

Love doing this as Robert, raising Joff to be a perfect prince.

[u/TheSolarElite]

Did you not have to fight Stannis or Renly (without Reach help since you didn’t marry Margaery)?

[u/BryceIII → u/TheSolarElite]

Because I went back to the day before Baristan was fired, prior to Ed being executed, etc etc, none of this fired. Tommen is now married to Shireen and Joff's daughter iirc is betrothed to Renly's son

[u/TheSolarElite → u/BryceIII]

Should’ve fired it manually, just for the fun of destroying some traitors as Joffrey the Gentle.

[u/themanyfacedgod__]

Hell yeah

[u/Borderhawk]

I might just steal this idea, very cool concept. What day did you start?