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Mace is considered an oaf by his mother and by Cersei Lannister, and a fool by Prince Oberyn Martell and Cersei. His favorite son is Loras, the youngest, and his closest friend is Lord Paxter Redwyne, his brother-in-law.
- Olenna Redwyne
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Willas is the eldest son of Mace Tyrell, Lord of Highgarden,...
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Mace Tyrell is the Lord of Highgarden and head of House Tyrell, one of the Great Houses of Westeros. He is the Lord Paramount of the Reach and Warden of the South. The Tyrells are one of the richest and most powerful families in Westeros, second only to the Lannisters - for while the mountains of the Westerlands possess rich gold mines, the fields of the Reach are the most fertile in Westeros, capable of supporting armies almost twice the size of any other kingdom.[citation needed] Mace is no...
Game of Thrones: Season 1
Loras tells Renly that his father would support Renly's claim to the Iron Throne. Renly rejects the notion, pointing out he is fourth in line to the throne, but Loras explains that he could fight for Renly and his father would bankroll their armies. Renly seems more intrigued by the notion and later accepts the plan, though he fails to win the support of Eddard Stark. Along with Loras, Renly flees the city of King's Landing and heads south towards the Tyrell homelands.It is later reported tha...
Game of Thrones: Season 2
Davosmentions to Stannis that Mace is amongst the many lords that have declared for Renly. After Renly's death, the Tyrells enter into a new alliance with King Joffrey and House Lannister, instead of siding with Renly's brother Stannis, who is correctly suspected of having something to do with Renly's death.
In the A Song of Ice and Fire novels, Lord Mace Tyrell is described as hungry for power and something of a braggart, claiming the victory of Randyll Tarly over Robert Baratheon in the Battle of Ashford as his own, even though the battle was over before he even arrived. Mace is not particularly intelligent - his own motherdescribes him as an oaf - a...
– "The Wolf and the Lion" (mentioned)– "What Is Dead May Never Die" (mentioned)– "Robert's Rebellion - Davos Seaworth" (mentioned)– "Robert's Rebellion - Margaery Tyrell" (illustrated)Mace Tyrell on A Wiki of Ice and FireHarys Swyft on A Wiki of Ice and FireGyles Rosby on A Wiki of Ice and FireJul 3, 2024 · Currently part of King Tommen’s small council, Lord Tyrell is the father to Margaery and Loras and son to Lady Olenna Tyrell, who believes her son to be an “oaf.” An affectionate term she reserves for a lot of Tyrell men.
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Lord Lyonel Tyrell, who inherited Highgarden at a young age and ruled during the Dance of the Dragons. He held his seat through the reigns of Aegon II and Aegon III, but died in Dorne following King Daeron I's conquest.
The Fat Flower, Lord Oaf, Lord Puff Fish The patriarch of the Tyrell family and current Lord of Highgarden, Mace is a Fat Idiot who lacks political savviness and has a reputation for being somewhat of an easily-manipulated buffoon.
Origin. A Song of Ice and Fire. Occupation. Lord of Highgarden. Defender of the Marches. High Marshal of the Reach. Warden of the South. Lord Paramount of the Mander. Hand of the King. Head of House Tyrell. Master of ships (formerly) Commander of the Tyrell forces during two sieges at Storm's End (formerly) Powers / Skills.
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Aug 19, 2017 · Her oldest son, Mace Tyrell, is the Lord of Highgarden, but it is truly Olenna who makes the important moves. Referring to her own son as “Lord oaf of Highgarden,” she knows that he is weak and dim, good at neither war nor politics, and lets the men play at war while she steers the ship of Tyrell interests from behind the curtain.
