Roland II Arryn
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Roland II Arryn was King of Mountain and Vale, great-grandson of Roland I, the king who had begun raising the Eyrie.
War interested him far more than stone: he halted construction to fund a military campaign in the Riverlands.
Reign
Reign and War
Roland II inherited the throne of Mountain and Vale as great-grandson of Roland I, the king who had started raising the Eyrie. Finishing that work held no appeal for him: the chronicles remember a man given over to war and to whores.
The cost of construction was already high, and Roland needed that money for something else: a military campaign in the Riverlands. Work on the Eyrie stopped for nearly four years while he pursued that war.
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Downfall
Defeat by Tristifer Mudd
The campaign brought him a few minor victories against lesser lords, but it ended with him facing Tristifer IV Mudd, the Hammer of Justice, who dealt him a crushing defeat.
Roland fled with one of his allies. That same ally betrayed him and handed him back to Tristifer in chains.
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Death
Four years after that surrender, the Hammer of Justice had Roland II beheaded at Old Stones.
Few mourned him.
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Relationships
People in their story
- ArrynAppears in Reign and War
Books and show
Where they differ
- Books only: Reign and War, Defeat by Tristifer Mudd, Death
| Show | Books | |
|---|---|---|
| Status | — | Dead |