Most of these archers were most likely trained at the Wall, as in later years most recruits were:ДЄ pack of thieves, killers, and baseborn churls.

They'd hung a target on the granary doors, so they could seem to be honing their skills as archers, but he knew lurkers when he saw them.

We know that bowmen are useful from shooting down off the top of the wall. And finally as noted below, a portion of the Raven's Teeth went with Brynden Rivers when he was sent to the wall, this group included 200 men.ДЄs we see from some of the men listed below, the wall had many bowmen and some of particularly great renown (at least amongst the Black Brothers). At the Second Blackfyre rebellion, Bloodraven only took part of his escort to Whitewalls, which consisted of 300 Raven's Teeth. This force was 500 men strong during the First Blackfyre Rebellion at the Redgrass field. The extent to which their makeup was from the Crownlands is unknown, but we can guess that many would be from lesser houses in the Crownlands, and not necessarily from other realms (as those Lord would likely keep good archers to themselves). Being loyal to the crown and Bloodraven's personal escort, they were based in King's Landing in the Crownlands. The Raven's teeth are the largest regiment of archers we come to meet. Well the other answer may have addressed a possible house, but I'm just going to reveal the most canonical answer we have.ДЇull credits to Aegon for the image No the answer is NOT the Greyjoys! We simply do not sow know Largest regiments of archers Which realm has the best archers in Westeros? I'm mainly interested on answers from the books, but I don't disregard the show if it gives some extra details.ДЄnswers that give details about other continents of the ASOIAF world could be given as a bonus, but I'm really mainly interested about Westeros.ДЎ - With realm I mean the main subdivisions of the whole Kingdom that we all know: the North, Dorne, the Reach, and so on.Дў - One could argue that if an army devotes a large share of its effectives to archers, they should be really well reputed, hence most skilled.ДЈ - Yes, a shorter version of this question could have been 'Who are the equivalent of the english longbowmen in Westeros?' Summarizing: generally speaking, I'd like to know who were the most skilled archers in Westeros 3. Please note that these are not required criterias, but mere suggestions, more ways to determine how best archers could be defined could be provided as well, as long as they are reasonable. These are just a few examples that just came to my mind as a frame to better describe what I mean with best answers are not expected (but welcomed, if possible) to provide all of these details. better quality of the equipment related to this craft (essentially who built the better bows and arrows: materials, technique, and so on).largest regiments of archers when looking on composition of armies 2.longest and strongest tradition about the whole archery craft.With the rather vague best term, I mean, in example, a set of these features: I was wondering which Westerosi realm 1 could boast to be the home of the best archers of the Seven Kingdoms. The reason, probably, is that nearly all the main characters are of noble birth, and, considering the strong influences of our own Medieval History on this series, this is not surprising: the sword is the main weapon of a knight and a noble, and even a symbol of knighthood itself.Д®ven the composition of armies seems to be described more on terms of knights and footsoldiers, we hear relatively less about archers.

In A Song of Ice and Fire, great emphasis is put on the martial prowess of many characters, especially about swordsmanship and other melee weapons.

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