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Message: <blockquote data-quote="KahlessNestor" data-source="post: 7046051" data-attributes="member: 6801311">Now we will start investing these points into actual Holdings. We will start with Defense Holdings. You have 32 points to spend in Defense Holdings. You do not need to spend them all.Superior Castle (Cost: 50): Massive stronghold in the vein of Harrenhal, the Eyrie, Storm's End, Dragonstone, and Winterfell. A superior castle has several towers, structures, and smaller buildings, all surrounded by a steep curtain wall and likely a moat as well.Castle (Cost: 40): Impressive fortified stronghold, but not as large or imposing as a superior castle. Most incorporate at least one central keep and several towers connected by walls and surrounded by a moat. Ex: Deepwood Motte, the Twins, Riverrun.Small Castle (Cost: 30): Smaller version of a standard castle. Usually no more than a single keep, perhaps two towers and a wall. Ex: Bronzegate, Honeyholt, Yronwood.Hall (Cost: 20): A hall (or keep) is usually a small, fortified building. It may or may not be surrounded by a wall, and it could have a tower, though it's unlikely. Ex: Acorn Hall, Cider Hall, Longbow Hall.Tower (Cost: 10): Towers are single free-standing stone or timber structures that thrust up from the ground. If they have any outbuildings, they are small and unprotected. Petyr Baelish's holdings in the Fingers included a single tower.So what would you like to buy?</blockquote>