She-Griffins Three

The She-Griffins Three was the name given to the three daughters of Lord Lamorak Blackthorne who took charge of the war effort against Brecilidia, following the capture of their father and the death of their brother Galahad. Their mother was the Lady Morgwyna, formerly of House Monmoth.
Evaine Blackthorne (489-559AE) was the eldest of the three, and the hot-headed "warrior" of the group with the best sword arm and the best prediliction towards commanding men in battle. Known for wearing her dead brother's armor in combat to cause equal inspiration and fear. While informally the sisters' leader, she was also brash and impatient, needing her younger sibling's council to lead effectively. Pressed strongly to lead House Blackthorne upon her father's death but was passed over in favor of her cousin Allister. Lived the rest of her life as a wandering mercenary and questing-knight, evnetually pulled back into Blackthorne affairs by Allister's son Edward, and died in battle at Brecilidia.
Isolde Blackthorne (491-565AE) was the middle child of the group and considered their "brains" with the best mind for economics and numbers. Isolde was on several occasions accused of witchcraft, though none of the allegations stuck, and she never faced persecution for it. She had a quarrelsome relationship with Evaine. Following her split with her sisters, Isolde became the favored concubine of the Autarch of Volmark and lived the rest of her life in high luxury. Her descendants eventually married back in to House Monmoth, and thereafter again into House Blackthorne--Jaster and Talia Blackthorne are her modern descendants.
Ygraine Blackthorne (494-590AE) was the "baby" of the family and their compassionate heart, often the mediator between her two fiercer sisters--it was often said they would have been powerless to act without her decisive ruling. She spent the longest caring for their ailing mother upon the group's exile and eventually joined the Aradian priesthood upon Morwyna's death; doing charitable work among the smallfolk far from noble's intrigue, she lived to great old age, longer than many of her kin.