Looking at the above map, The Unsullied took the red route which seems much longer than the green route. I read that it was too long (?) to go by land. But at the same time, JamieJaime attacked Highgarden by land (with foot soldiers) in a route that is almost as long.
As for Casterly Rock's breach, it only needed one ship (as we see in the episode) to open their gates.
Looking at the above map, The Unsullied took the red route which seems much longer than the green route. I read that it was too long (?) to go by land. But at the same time, Jamie attacked Highgarden by land (with foot soldiers) in a route that is almost as long.
As for Casterly Rock's breach, it only needed one ship (as we see in the episode) to open their gates.
Looking at the above map, The Unsullied took the red route which seems much longer than the green route. I read that it was too long (?) to go by land. But at the same time, Jaime attacked Highgarden by land (with foot soldiers) in a route that is almost as long.
As for Casterly Rock's breach, it only needed one ship (as we see in the episode) to open their gates.
Looking at the followingabove map, The Unsullied took the red route which seems much longer than the green route. I read that it was too long (?) to go by land. But at the same time, Jamie attacked Highgarden by land (with foot soldiers) in a route that is almost as long.
As for Casterly Rock's breach, it only needed one ship (as we see in the episode) to open their gates.
Looking at the following map, The Unsullied took the red route which seems much longer than the green route. I read that it was too long (?) to go by land. But at the same time, Jamie attacked Highgarden by land (with foot soldiers) in a route that is almost as long.
As for Casterly Rock's breach, it only needed one ship (as we see in the episode) to open their gates.
Looking at the above map, The Unsullied took the red route which seems much longer than the green route. I read that it was too long (?) to go by land. But at the same time, Jamie attacked Highgarden by land (with foot soldiers) in a route that is almost as long.
As for Casterly Rock's breach, it only needed one ship (as we see in the episode) to open their gates.
