House of Dawsbury

House Dawsbury is a house of landed knights. They are located in North-Eastshire and hold featly to House Goodworth. Their sigil is a grey cross on a shield of brass quartered with tawny brown.
== History ==
=== Origins ===
In 128 CE, Lord Elliot Goodworth and his younger brother with his guards and noblemen went on a hunting trip in Dawsbury, where there were ambushed by bandits. Most of Lord Elliot's Noblemen left his aid, and his men were wounded and outnumbered when rescued by a group of outlaws defending Lord Elliot and killing the bandits. The outlaws were knighted by Lord Elliot for defending him and his household. The group of outlaws led by a Sellsword, Ser Romero, who along with his men became sworn swords to Lord Elliot following their knighthood, while the noblemen who fled were executed as traitors to their liege lord.
A few months after the incident, Lord Elliot died from his wounds and was succeeded as the Lord of Hartlepool by his younger brother, Ser Justin Goodworth. Ser Justin well-acquainted with Ser Romero, often practicing and hunting alongside, appointed him as the First Townsguard of Dawsbury.
In 129 CE, in the outskirts of Tore and Dawsbury, Lord Justin and his hunting party were ambushed by a group of exiled knights, upon which they clashed until Lord Tore with his men and the Townsguard of Dawsbury arrived, where Ser Romero saved the life of Lord Justin's younger daughter, to which, Lord Justin rewarded Ser Romero with a patch of land in Dawsbury, leading to Ser Romero founding the House of Dawsbury. and taking the formal name "Lord Romero of Dawsbury".
=== Lordship ===
A revolt led by the prominent families of the executed noblemen took place in 131 CE, which was responded by the banners of House Goodworth led by knights and noblemen of Tore, Dawsbury, Alanwood, and Ernmore, standing as Defenders of Hartlepool, aided by the Knightly House of Whitmore, crushing the revolt. After the revolt, Lord Romero took the Lordship of Dawsbury.
Following his lordship, Lord Romero ordered the reconstruction of Dawsbury, barricading it with strong walls and the construction of Fort Dawsbury, the seat of the newly founded House of Dawsbury. With the city nearly rebuilt, Lord Romero founded the City Guard of Dawsbury and appointed his second-in-command, Ser Ethan Rivers as the First Captain of the City Guard.
=== The Order of Dawsbury ===
During his time as Lord of Dawsbury, the Region of East Port was attacked by pirate-mercenaries led by the Nephew of Grand Captain Ivan Seaborn, Captain Jean Rivers.
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as did other noblemen and knights with the prominent ones being Lord Gregory, Ser Tedmund, and Ser Gilbert.
After the revolt, Ser Romero was given land in Dawsbury, upon which he founded the House of Dawsbury standing as the Guards of Dawsbury as vassals to House Goodworth.