Some of Mace's strength joined the army of Prince Rhaegar Targaryen. Meanwhile, Mace and his bannermen, such as Paxter and Lord Mathis Rowan, feasted within sight of the walls. Donal Noye lost an arm during the siege after an axe wound festered. The siege continued for the better part of a year, with the garrison having to eat their horses, dogs and cats, and were nearly forced to eat their own dead. Soon after Lord Mace Tyrell began besieging Storm's End with the Reach's host, Lord Paxter Redwyne arrived with the Redwyne fleet from the Arbor and closed Shipbreaker Bay to all trade, essentially cutting Storm's End off. The castle's granaries and storehouses were only half full, as war had been unexpected. įollowing Robert's defeat by Lord Randyll Tarly at the Battle of Ashford, driving Robert away from his base of power, the Tyrell host defeated resistance in the stormlands and marched on Storm's End. He left his younger brother, Stannis, and a small garrison to hold Storm's End. Robert Baratheon, Lord of Storm's End, took the majority of the stormlands' forces with him after the battles at Summerhall.

The siege was lifted only when Lord Eddard Stark arrived after the Battle of the Trident and the Sack of King's Landing.

Lord Mace Tyrell and most of his forces from the Reach besieged Storm's End, which was held by Stannis Baratheon, for the better part of a year.

The siege of Storm's End took place near the end of Robert's Rebellion. Unknown, though unlikely to be significant

Father and husband of Robert Baratheon's cousin†.

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