@cregan_stark: Agree. LF pretty much articulated his own downfall when describing how even the smallest piece can have a mind of its own, pretty obviously Sansa. I don't think LF has as much foresight as many believe, he just causes chaos and improvises, trusting it will open doors for him to exploit, I don't think he's had a master plan sine GOT, unlike Varys, Varys probably knows everything LF has been doing and has allowed it to happen only for the sake of chaos, chaos is what he wants, so that Aegon can swoop in and save everybody.
I really think it depends how Robb wrote his will, if he said, 'due to the untimely deaths of Lord Rickon and Brandon Stark, I name my bastard brother, Jon Snow, legitimised and my rightful heir' then it could go to Rickon or Bran [depending on whether or not he remains a Greenseer] if he outright said Jon is legitimised with no connotations towards his brothers, then Jon is undoubtedly the rightful heir.
The greatest military commanders in GOT [and the real world] have had a good measure of both, rather than just strategy, which is what made Tywin so fearsome, I don't think he was the absolute best at either, but he was in the top 5 for both, which averaged him out as probably the best. I don't think yo can have one without the other in this world.
I think Jaime shows real promise, and I just imagine Tyrion would be brilliant, he's GRRM's wunderkind who is a dab hand at almost everything, he has already shown some degree of military acumen on the Blackwater.
I just find it amazing that Roose took 4000 men South and lost pretty much none, that requires a high degree of strategy. The battle for Winterfell is going to be insanely difficult for Stannis.
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