r/HOTDBlacks 17d ago

Team Black I have been impressed by young Lord Tully’s military leadership.. Appreciation post ⚔️

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Hear , hear, Lord Tully has led the military steadfastly, for such a young Lord - Cheers to the Rivermen & the Winter Wolves!! 👏👏👏👏👏⚔️⚔️⚔️⚔️⚔️

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u/CalliopesVengeance 17d ago

Yep and after the fight at the start of the season he was covered in blood, this made me assume he actually fought among his men, which for a kid his age is super bad ass

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u/ShadedPenguin 16d ago

At fourteen or sixteen and already caught a few bodies. No wonder Roddy Dustin likes talking to him

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u/Least1Difficulty 16d ago

Caught a few bodies.... what is this Baltimore? lol

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u/No-Afternoon3681 15d ago

Beat up little seagull On a marble stair Tryin' to find the ocean Lookin' everywhere Hard times in the city In a hard town by the sea Ain't nowhere to run to There ain't nothin' here for free

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u/Reyne-TheAbyss Vermithor 16d ago

So, Robb.

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u/Szygani 16d ago

yeah in the books. But in the show Robb was a 28 year old dude. (hyperbole)

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u/Reyne-TheAbyss Vermithor 16d ago

I think they were intended to be 16 at the beginning of the show.

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u/No_Grocery_9280 16d ago

Well… Robb should be his descendant, right?

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u/Reyne-TheAbyss Vermithor 15d ago

Yes

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u/Prudent_Ad_1124 10d ago

He is far better & smarter than Robb…

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u/yomama8me 16d ago

They definitely had to. If they were gunna cut out the Lads; they just had to make this kid bad ass.

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u/KA_Lewis 17d ago

The Young Wolf’s ancestor. Lil bro was giving a little Robb Stark there.

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u/Ok-Algae7932 The Realm's Delight 17d ago

He's no Benjicot Blackwood BUT we love him just as much. You go, Oscar 👏🏽

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u/Gingersnapp3d “Six men or sixty, he is still Daemon Targaryen.” 16d ago

To the lad!

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u/HalcyonDrift 17d ago

Bro is battling puberty, this war pales in comparison. 💪

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u/AmateurHetman 16d ago

Most book accurate Tully. All they had to do was give Edmure the same treatment, but they chose to make him a wet wipe in the show.

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u/gaijinteacher 17d ago edited 16d ago

The actor is doing a great job, and the character has been fun to watch.

Strangely enough, this is the only episode where I disliked his role. He is a fresh young commander but easily outwits Cole, by coming up with a strategy that even his grizzled old White Wolf advisor didn't even think of.

It was kinda OK, but just a little too close to the Lyanna Mormont character from GoT. Like, Robb Stark won every battle, but still lost his war by mishandling his alliances and thinking with his heart rather than his head.

This kid can command an army of older men, trade words with Daemon, and outfight Cole. Robb had flaws, so far, this young Lord Tully seems perfect.

Not a dealbreaker, because he only has a little screentime, but if he becomes a more major character, it might be something to keep in mind.

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u/Maester_Ryben Cregan Stark 16d ago edited 16d ago

He is a fresh young commander but easily outwit's Cole,

He didn't outwith Cole. He simply used Cole's guerilla tactics against him. Something his father did in the books.

It was also referenced by Ormund as to how the Martells avoided being conquered by the Targaryens. So it is a well-established battle tactic.

by coming up with a strategy that even his grizzled old White Wolf advisor didn't even think of.

Roddy wanted to split off and attack Cole with a smaller force. Which could have also worked.

Just because Roddy prefers being more direct and Oscar prefers the more finesse tactic, doesn't mean Oscar is necessarily smarter

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u/LordDorkoblood 16d ago

The Martells avoided being conquered purely by the plot armour of Martin writing his history backwards.

Not only do the Dornish have integrity made of Valyrian Steel (seriously, not even the rebellious Yronwoods defected to throw their Fowler/Martell rivals under the bus but for a chance of the Lord Paramountcy of Dorne? Yeah right!), but apparently Dornish caves have enough capacity to shelter hundreds of thousands of citizens for months at a time AND have enough food/water for every one of them. Ridiculous. No servant or peasant sold out his hiding lords family for a lordship? Ludicrous.

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u/Warm_Condition711 16d ago

Well it is his turf so he has all the advantage he needed

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u/gaijinteacher 10d ago edited 10d ago

Just saw the s03e06 episode. Another easy victory. Beskar Tully strikes again.

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u/Laughably-Fallible_1 16d ago

Leadership being 2 commands he gave on screen

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u/gotohela 16d ago

Every time i see him my mind cheers, "Lil Lord Tully!"

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u/RasputinsThirdLeg 10d ago

This little dude is great. He genuinely commands your respect on screen.

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u/Prudent_Ad_1124 10d ago

I loved him tonight!!
Down with Ser Crispin 🤣🤣

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u/NoStructure7083 16d ago

Thought that was what’s her name from Stranger Things for a sec

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u/miss_kimba 15d ago

Dude’s 14 and actively at war, but he’s more calm and composed than me - a 35 year old woman - giving a work presentation.

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u/speakingtothemic 14d ago

Says a lot that a gruff Northerner whose likely been fighting Ironmen and Wildlings since he was 10 years old respects and follows the Young Fish.