He was shown being captured during the attack when Lannister forces showed up, but the next episode had him comfortably at home, albeit a bit depressed. How did he get there? Best answer: Stannis wasn't captured He was then shuffled back to Dragonstone, to brood some more.
Best answer: He wasn't captured. He escaped with the remnants of his army. The scene was kind of chaotic, and focused of Tyrion, so I can see how that wasn't clear. Best answer: Note also that most of the Lannister at his focused on the north, to fight Robb, so capturing Dragonstone isn't a priority. Effectively, the battle is lost due to Tywin Lannister's arrival with the House Tyrell and his own men drag him away from the battle. Bronn smiled thinly. Most of Stannis's host had been Renly's to start, and they went right back over at the sight of him in that shiny green armor.
After all his planning, after the sortie and the bridge of ships, after getting his face slashed in two, Tyrion had been eclipsed by a dead man. If indeed Renly is dead. Something else he would need to look into. When the battle turned bad, they put in along the bay shore and took off as many as they could. Men were killing each other to get aboard, toward the end. He was actually not being captured, but pulled by his own men to back off from the fight!
Salladhor Saan was ready with his ships to pick him up. Sign up to join this community. The best answers are voted up and rise to the top. Stack Overflow for Teams — Collaborate and share knowledge with a private group. Create a free Team What is Teams? Learn more. As for the Tyrells, Olenna has sent 12, infantry, 1, mounted lancers and 2, "support men" in support of the crown. In the A Song of Ice and Fire novels, the Battle of the Blackwater unfolds somewhat differently than in the TV series, although the general sequence of events is similar.
The battle is the culmination and climax of the second novel in the series, A Clash of Kings. In the novels, Renly's death was followed by Stannis seizing control of Storm's End , the ancestral Baratheon castle. Most of the lords of the Stormlands and a few of the Reach House Florent in particular joined Stannis's cause, but the bulk of the Reach's lords regrouped at Bitterbridge.
Stannis assumed that the Tyrells would swear to his cause, but the knights he sent to parley with the Tyrell forces were imprisoned.
Stannis sent his fleet into Blackwater Bay and his army by land northwards through the Kingswood. In the Kingswood, Stannis's army was harassed and delayed by Tyrion's hill tribes , particularly the Stone Crows under Shagga , whom he had deployed as skirmishers.
Stannis and Ser Imry have made several serious mistakes, which might have tipped the odds in favor of the Lannisters:. Tyrion and Cersei initially hoped that Renly and Stannis would exhaust themselves fighting one another, buying time for their father to win a decisive victory over the Starks and then come to the relief of the city.
However, with Robb winning victory after victory at Oxcross , Ashemark , the Crag , and other engagements , this was not possible, forcing Tywin to remain at Harrenhal.
Indeed, Robb's armies began threatening other Westerlander strongholds, forcing Tywin to reluctantly march to meet Robb in battle or risk losing the confidence of his lords, whose homelands were now in peril.
However, Edmure Tully sent a force from Riverrun to hold the fords over the Red Fork , delaying Tywin's forces long enough for him to hear that Stannis was on the march. He immediately turned his army south to the headwaters of the Blackwater Rush and built barges to transport his forces to King's Landing by river.
Hearing of the Tyrell reluctance to join Stannis, Tyrion dispatched Littlefinger to negotiate, authorizing him to offer Joffrey's hand in marriage to Margaery Tyrell. Littlefinger fulfilled his mission well and also planted the seeds for Joffrey's assassination. At the same time, Tyrion secured the city's unusually large stocks of wildfire and also began building an immense chain across the mouth of the river.
When Stannis's fleet arrived, the royal fleet engaged it in battle and drew it into the mouth of the river. Tyrion raised the chain behind Stannis's ships to prevent their escape and then detonated barrels of wildfire located under the river mouth, causing a conflagration that consumed most of Stannis's fleet as well as the royal fleet. However, Tyrion did not anticipate that this would create so many burned-out hulks that, after a couple of hours, Stannis's army would be able to use them as an effective bridge to reach the city.
Sandor Clegane and then Tyrion himself led sallies to defend the city, Sandor fleeing after the first and Tyrion being severely wounded in the second sortie by Ser Mandon Moore of the Kingsguard. As Tyrion passed out, the joint Lannister-Tyrell army arrived and destroyed Stannis's forces.
Stannis, observing from the south bank of the river, was evacuated to Dragonstone by his sworn knights with several hundred troops. The most notable difference between the TV and book versions of the battle is the absence of the iconic chain, the raising of which makes Davos realize that he's sailed into a trap. In addition, in the novel the royal fleet is present and draws Stannis's fleet into the trap. Although some ships upriver manage to escape the explosion, several royal galleys are sacrificed to the wildfire.
In the novel, Stannis also does not personally take part in the battle and remains south of the river, making it much easier for him to escape once the tide turns against his forces, though he is also dragged from battle, refusing to surrender.
Another difference is that it is actually Loras's older brother, Garlan Tyrell , who wears Renly's armor as he is a better fit.
In the aftermath of the battle, with their armies destroyed, the lords of the Stormlands bent the knee. The only two major holdouts which still supported Stannis instead of Joffrey were the garrison at Storm's End itself, as well as Dragonstone and the islands of the Narrow Sea which were difficult to assault due to their isolated nature though Dragonstone and the isles sworn to it are technically part of the Crownlands, not the Stormlands.
Stannis attacked King's Landing with approximately 21, men, most of them from the Stormlands, and some from the Reach and the Crownlands. The defenders of the city numbered some 7,, troops, consisting of: 2, veteran gold cloaks, 4, newly conscripted, ill-trained, and poorly disciplined gold cloaks, sellswords, knights and men-at-arms, and mountain clansmen.
Tywin's main army in the Riverlands consisted of some 20, men, even after repeatedly clashing with the Stark-Tully troops. The Tyrells' reinforcements numbered about 50,, Game of Thrones Wiki.
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