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Barrowlands

The barrowlands is an area of extensive plains between Winterfell and Moat Cailin in the North. The region is covered by low hills, barrows which are the ancient graves of the First Men.

The barrowlands are bounded by the wolfswood to the north, the White Knife and the Bite to the east, the Neck to the south and the Rills to the west.

The town of Barrowton, the seat of House Dustin lies in this region, north of the Saltspear. The largest barrow, the Great Barrow, is located in the town and is said to contain the grave of the First King of the First Men.
Alyssa's Tears

**Alyssa's Tears** is a waterfall in the Vale of Arryn. It lies on the western side of the Giant's Lance.[1] It receives its name from Alyssa Arryn, an ancient member of House Arryn who saw her family butchered before her and never shed a tear. No drop of the waterfall reaches the floor of the valley below.
Ashford

Ashford is the seat of House Ashford in the Reach. Ashford Castle and its town sit on the northern shore of a fording of the Cockleswent, north of the Dornish Marches.

The town has whitewashed houses with thatched roofs.Nearby Ashford Castle is built in the shape of a triangle, with round towers thirty feet tall at each point. Between the towers run thick crenellated walls.

## History

In 209 AC the Ashford tourney was held in Ashford Meadow south of the Cockleswent. After being killed in a trial of seven, Baelor Targaryen, Prince of Dragonstone, was cremated in the yard of Ashford Castle.
Grey King's Hall

The Grey King's Hall is the site on Nagga's Hill where the Grey King raised his hall out of the bones of Nagga. It is the site of kingsmoots in the Iron Islands, and is located on Old Wyk.

## Legend

Nagga's ribs became the beams and pillars and her jaws the throne. According to legend, the Hall had been warmed by Nagga's living fire and on the walls hung tapestries made of silver seaweed. The men sworn to the Grey King ate at a table shaped like a large starfish while seated on thrones made from mother-of-pearl. Upon the Grey King's death, the Storm God snuffed out Nagga's fire and the sea stole the throne.

## Current Times

With the Grey King's Halls being an important place for the followers of the Drowned God, the drowned men of Old Wyk take care of the halls, with economic help from the Drumms, the High Lords of the isle. As Kingsmoots are outlawed, the halls are currently only used for religious ceremonies and prayer, and is a popular place for pilgrims to visit. As it is a place of belief, spilling blood in, or near, the halls is frowned upon, however it is fine to sacrifice people by drowning them there.
House Blacktyde

House Blacktyde of Blacktyde is a noble house from Blacktyde Castle on the island of Blacktyde. They are bannermen to House Greyjoy, the overlords of the Iron Islands. They blazon their arms with vairy green and black.

## History

Qhored the Cruel, High King of the Iron Islands, is considered by some to have been a Blacktyde.

King Joron I Blacktyde captured Gyles II Gardener, King of the Reach, and cut his corpse to pieces for bait. He also raided the Arbor, carrying off many of its women.

## Relations with other Houses

House Greyjoy - Liege of House Blacktyde
Gerold Fossoway

**Gerold Fossoway** is the second son of Ser Edwyd Fossoway, Lord of House Fossoway of Cider Hall. He is married to Lady Aliza Crane, having a single child with her, Raymun Fossoway.

## Appearance & Character

Gerold is commonly spotted in his battle armour or his tunic, he prefers to wear dark clothing, nothing that stands out. He is Active, Tough and Impulsive (Traits). He has brown hair and eyes, with a scruffy face. He is a well built man, strong and masculine. Brought up to be a noble, allowing him to have experience in fighting and first hand education.

## History

### Early Life

Gerold grew up in the castle of Cider Hall with his brother and sister, Reynard Fossoway and Morgana Fossoway.

***Expand here Nstano.***

### Three Towers Rebellion

Gerold Fossoway answered the called of House Tyrell against a rebellious vassal house of House Hightower. News spread that House Costayne has taken a couple of Hightower's as hostages. Resulting in the Tyrell's to call its banners to deal with a treacherous house. Gerold Fossoway, a single man answered the call.

Gerold traveled to Highgarden, where he regrouped with other Reach Noble Houses, including House Rowan, House Webber and House Tyrell. Upon arrival the arms of the Reach soon marched south to the castle of Three Towers. To deal with the Costayne forces.
Bronzegate

Bronzegate is the seat of House Buckler in the Stormlands. It is located in the Kingsroad between the Wendwater and Storm's End. Felwood is to the west and Haystack Hall is to the northeast. Bronzegate is supported by several small towns.

## History

King Monfryd V Durrandon defeated the Holy Brotherhood of the Andals in the Battle of Bronzegate.

During Aegon's Conquest the Last Storm was fought in the hills south of Bronzegate.
Blackwater Rush

The Blackwater Rush, also known as the Blackwater is a river in the Southern Riverlands and the Crownlands originating near Stoney Sept near the West. It is joined by three tributaries including the Gods Eye River.

It is one of the major rivers of the Seven Kingdoms.

It is known for running deep and swift, with wicked and treacherous currents, especially where it meets Blackwater Bay, near King's Landing.

The Goldroad crosses and follows some the river.
House Fowler

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House Fowler of Skyreach is a noble house from Skyreach in Dorne. They hold the title of "Warden of the Prince's Pass" and watch over the Prince's Pass.

## History of House Fowler

The Fowlers were a First Men house who ruled from Skyreach, and guarded the Prince's Pass (then called the Wide Way). They titled themselves as the Kings of Stone and Sky. At that time, House Fowler, along with the Yronwoods and the Daynes, were the most powerful of the Dornish Kings.

They often fought the marcher kings who ruled at their North.

### Nymeria's War

After the King Garrison Fowler was defeated by the Roynish-Martell alliance and was sent to the Wall with the other Dornish Kings, House Fowler sided with their invadors against House Yronwood. Since then, House Fowler has feuded with their neighbours.

### Targaryen Conquest

During the First Dornish War, the Fowlers led a host to Nightsong, raided it and took several hostages with them. As a response, the Targaryen siblings unleashed their dragons in Skyreach and other Dornish keeps.

## Relations with Houses in Dorne

* House Fowler has feuded with House Yronwood for many centuries.
Team Barth Ganglionic

Bey, Barth Ganglionic

Team Barth Ganglionic - This team, represent for Brazil from South America. They are a that is used by an abusive coach to win the Championships & cheat their victory, but they change their ways & playing fair from the Brazil & Africa Wild Safari

The Members:

Miguelo Marcia: He is a Bey player use secret weapons on his Deadly Gargoyle to beat his opponents soon, he learn how what true be a real bey player.

Hilda Asgard: She the female player in this team and her bey, Sharp Hedgehog was destroy & almost got Steve's Strata Dragoon out of the battle.

Clan Ravages: He use Rapid Raptor Bird to use a barrage attacks on his opponents at the stadium.

Aron Silvia: He is a good bey player that use skill on the battle stadium in the tournament with Stomping Boar, his bey.

Miguelo MaricaMiguelo Marcia's Deadly GargoyleHilda AsgardHilda Asgard' Sharp HedgehogAron SilviaAron Silvia's Stomping BoarClan RavagesClan Ravages' Rapid Raptor BirdThe Barth Ganglionic full teamTrivia & notes:

This team is a combination of Barthez Battalion and Garcias from the Beyblade series.

From Barthez Battalion, a cheaters during the first Beyblade World Championships, they are actually nice & honorable people, who were only following their abusive coaches' orders. To use cheats and tricks, help them to reach their dreams and they were firing & ruining him as their coach.

From team Garicas, after living rouged up by in the streets and learned to do anything to win.
Deepwood Motte

Deepwood Motte, sometimes called simply Deepwood, is the seat of House Glover in the North. It is a wooden motte-and-bailey castle. It lies in the northern Wolfswood, east of Sea Dragon Point. North of Deepwood Motte lie tidal flats leading to the Bay of Ice. Deepwood is five leagues south of the sea and one hundred leagues (three hundred miles) northwest of Winterfell.
House Brune of Brownhollow

House Brune of Brownhollow is a house of landed knights from Brownhollow, which is located in Crackclaw Point in The Crownlands. The Brownhollow Brunes are presumably a cadet branch of House Brune of the Dyre Den.

## History

The Brothers Brune were legendary champions that brought peace to Crackclaw Point.

During the Dance of the Dragons, the Brunes declared for Rhaenyra Targaryen. Brune forces joined Lord Walys Mooton to liberate Rook's Rest from the control of Aegon II Targaryen's greens.
The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies

***The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies*** is the third and final part of *The Hobbit* trilogy.

## Appearances

### **Characters**

* Alfrid Lickspittle
* Azog
* Bain
* Balin
* Bard
* Bilbo Baggins
* Bifur
* Bofur
* Bolg
* Bombur
* Beorn
* Dain
* Dori
* Dwalin
* Elrond
* Fili
* Galadriel
* Gandalf the Grey
* Gloin
* Keeper of the Dungeons
* Kíli
* Legolas Greenleaf
* Master of Lake-town
* Necromancer
* Nori
* Oin
* Ori
* Radagast
* Saruman
* Smaug
* Sigrid
* Tauriel
* Tilda
* Thorin Oakenshield
* Thranduil
House Goodbrother

House Goodbrother, or House Goodbrother of Hammerhorn, is a noble House of the island of Great Wyk, in the Iron Islands. Their seat is the castle of Hammerhorn.

They blazon their arms with a gold-banded black warhorn on red.

House Goodbrother of Hammerhorn is the main branch of the House Goodbrother, whose cadets are House Goodbrother of Corpse Lake, House Goodbrother of Crow Spike Keep, House Goodbrother of Downdelving, House Goodbrother of Shatterstone and House Goodbrother of Orkmont.

## History

Unlike most houses of the Iron Islands, the Goodbrothers claim to be descendants of the Grey King's eldest brother.

During the kingsmoot era, only House Greyiron had more kings chosen than House Goodbrother.

## Relations with other Houses

House Greyjoy - Liege of House Goodbrother

House Goodbrother of Downdelving - Cadet Branch

House Goodbrother of Corpse Lake - Cadet Branch

House Goodbrother of Crow Spike Keep - Cadet Branch

House Goodbrother of Orkmont - Cadet Branch

House Goodbrother of Shatterstone
House Dayne

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House Dayne of Starfall is a noble house in Dorne. Starfall is located on the Torrentine. They are among the principal houses sworn to House Martell. The Sword of the Morning is a title given to a Dayne knight who is considered worthy of wielding the greatsword Dawn, a blade said to be created from the heart of falling star. A cadet branch of House Dayne is House Dayne of High Hermitage.

## History of House Dayne

House Dayne is one of the oldest houses in Westeros, claiming that their ancestry can be followed back ten thousand years.
Dornish Marches

The Dornish Marches is an area of southern Westeros in the border region between The Stormlands and The Reach, and Dorne. They are predominantly in the south-western Stormlands and extends to the Sea of Dorne.

They extend for hundred of leagues, and consist of grasslands, moors and plains, with a portion of the Red Mountains in the East. The Boneway runs through the mountainous portion, connecting Summerhall to Yronwood.

Several formidable castles pepper the Marches to defend the lands from the incursions of Dornish raiders. These include Nightsong held by House Caron, Blackhaven held by House Dondarrion, Harvest Hall held by House Selmy, and Stonehelm held by House Swann. The region of the Marches around Stonehelm is known as the Red Watch.

Though part of the Reach, as Horn Hill held by House Tarly, and Starpike held by House Peake also sit in the Marches, defending the Mouth of the Prince's Pass, they could also be considered Marcher Castles.

## History

These borderlands were common battlegrounds between men of the Reach, the Stormlands and of Dorne for over a thousand years.

(Change depending on setting) Raiders raised by House Blackmont, House Fowler, House Manwoody, House Wyl and House Yronwood frequently enter the Stormlands. They were particularly ferocious during Aegon's Conquest and during the First Dornish War, when Lord Fowler burned Nightsong. They have been repaid in kind several times by the Marcher Lords.
Harrenhal

Harrenhal, the largest castle in the Seven Kingdoms, is the seat of House Lothston in the Riverlands, on the north shore of the Gods Eye lake. Since its burning by dragonfire in the War of Conquest, however, it has become a dark and ruinous place.

The castle's holdings are some of the richest in Westeros, claiming vast tracts of green fertile land which reach as far as the hills of House Wode near the Crownlands. Harrentown is found near Harrenhal.
Driftmark

*For the castle, see Driftmark (Castle).*

Driftmark is an island south-west of Dragonstone in Blackwater Bay. The island is the seat of House Velaryon, and includes the castles of Driftmark and High Tide, and the towns of Hull and Spicetown. The Gullet separates Driftmark from Massey's Hook to the south.
Criminal Justice

## Punishment

* The punishment for poaching is losing a hand (I: 3)
* The punishment for theft is the loss of a hand (III: 5)
* The punishment for treason is death (III: 407)
* The punishment for rape is castration, but taking the black is an alternative (I: 100)
* The punishment for enslaving a person is execution (I: 30)
* Slavery is illegal in the Seven Kingdoms. (I:30)
* Taking the black is an alternative to criminal punishment (I: 3)
* Wildlings are executed if caught south of the Wall (I: 12)
* The baseborn have few rights under the law, when it comes to claims (I: 267)
* The highborn cannot be denied trials under the law (I: 351)
* Trial by combat is allowed, and those who stand accused and make the accusations can have champions (I: 352)
* The king or his Hand might hear disputes between rival holdfasts, petitions, and the adjudicating of the placement of boundary stones (I: 390)
* If a crime takes place far from King's Landing, and it is sufficiently important (such as the striking of one of royal blood), the judges shall be the heirs to the throne if available, the lord of the great house holding dominion in that area if available, and the lord on whose actual domains the crime happened (THK: 507)
* For striking a Targaryen, no matter the circumstances, a man of lesser nobility will be tried and punished. The last time it happened, the man who did it lost his offending hand (THK: 507, 508)
* If the accused is killed in a trial of seven, it is believed that the gods have judged him guilty and the contest then ends. If his accusers are slain or withdraw their accusations, the contest ends and he is decreed innocent. Otherwise, all seven of one side must die or yield for the trial to end (THK: 521)
* In some cases, poachers and thieves might be forced to row ships as a punishment for their crimes (IV: 249)
* Being caught abed with another man's wife can lead to being sent to the Wall (III: 5)
* Being caught smuggling by the sea watch about Dragonstone was death in the days of Aerys (III: 110)
* Iron cages in which criminals are placed to die from exposure and hunger are known as crow cages, due to the crows the dead bodies attract. Being left to die in a crow cage is a particularly harsh death, though lords can vary widely as to what crime merits such punishment (III: 328, 329. TSS: 79)
* Robbers, rapers, and murderers are among those criminals who might be executed (TSS: 79)
* Slitting a man's nostrils may be deemed a suitable punishment for injuring an innocent maliciously (TSS: 127)
* It is customary to punish thieves to the loss of a finger for their crime (IV: 206)
* A man who steals from a sept might be judged to have stolen from the gods, and so receive a harsher punishment (IV: 206)
* A prostitute accused of carrying a pox might be punished by having her private parts washed out with lye before being thrown into a dungeon (IV: 207)
* If one person stabs another in the hand as part of a dispute, they may be punished by having a nail driven through their palm (IV: 207)
Bay of Ice

The Bay of Ice is a large body of water bordered by the Frozen Shore to the north, Sea Dragon Point by the south and the northern mountains by the east. Bear Island sits in the Bay.

The Wulls and the Flints lands border the Bay, which has been raided by the ironborn several times. Those raids are the source of the Wull's hate towards the Iron Islands.
Eddison Waynwood

Ser Eddison Waynwood is the younger brother of Lord Adrian Waynwood and older brother of Ser Wyl Waynwood. He is the current Knight of the Bloody Gate.

## Appearance & Character

Eddison has neat brown hair and blue eyes, like his older brother, but is much taller than the rest of the family. Eddison embodies the nobility of knights, he aims to present himself as the middle ground between his two very different brothers. Intelligent and shrewd, while also being a fearless knight, and the main commander of the Waynwood men. He holds his family dearly, treating his brother’s children as his own at times. Recently became the Knight of the Bloody Gate, and commands the men there. Though he’s the least ambitious of the brother’s and is generally content with being a loyal knight to his brother and the Arryns.

## History

Eddison, like his brothers, was born and rasied in Ironoaks. It was at Ironoaks where he learnt about sword fighting, jousting and everything that he knows today.

In 188 AC he was appointed Knight of the Bloody Gate by Lord Defender Donnel Arryn.
Elemental Warrior Dragon

Shiran

### Relatives

Mr. Roar - Shiran's fatherMrs. Roar - Shiran's motherRyu Lee - Shiran's god baby brother

### Affiliation

Elemental WarriorsElemental Warriors Bronze

## Physical description

### Eye color

Dark Blue

Shiran Roar - He is Elemental Warrior Dragon of the Draco Constellation. Shiran is a skillful boy with Kung Fu move that opponents in the need & crest with the members of the Elemental Warriors Bronze team.

His Appearance: He have bluish navy black hair, blue eyes, he wore a sea green shirt with a blue navy dragon on it, dark blue short with gray lines on it, and blue shoes.

His form: Elemental Warrior Dragon - It is Shiran's E.Ws form that he transform into battle to fight & attack like a water dragon.

Backgrounds: He was an elementary school student that went to McKinney High School for a school trip to see the clothes from different places on the planet and learn about their power & meaning what an Elemental Warriors do in battle.

Constellation: Draco

The Image / Galleries:

Shiran RoarShiran's E.Ws suitShiran's Draco constellationRelationships:

Ethan Lee: Shiran started learn how to command the Water elemental powers from Ethan.

Jack Sparker: Jack taught Shiran about the inner strength & abilities of the Dragon constellation.

Ryu Lee: Both of them love dragon & having adventure with the Elemental Warriors on their Universe.

Sreina: She is a girl from China that Shiran got a like to in his adventures.

Family:

Mr Roar - Shiran's Father.

Mrs. Roar - Shiran's Mother.

Ryu Lee - Shiran's God brother.

The trivia & notes: Shiran & Dragon Shiryu are both good master of the Dragon constellation & water power in battle.
House Beesbury

House Beesbury of Honeyholt is a noble house from the Reach, sworn to the Hightowers. Honeyholt is located next to the Honeywine river, which flows towards Oldtown and the Whispering Sound.

## History

Lord Lyman Beesbury was the master of coin and a member of the small council during the reign of King Viserys I Targaryen and before that to his grandfather Jaehaerys I. He was slain at the start of the Dance of the Dragons.
Blackhaven

Blackhaven is the seat of House Dondarrion in the southwestern Stormlands. Part of the Dornish Marches, it is located in the northern Red Mountains near the Dornish border, north of The Wyl and south of the Cockleswhent. The fortress guards against invasions from Dorne and from outlaws hiding in the mountains.
Fair Isle

**Fair Isle** is an island in the Sunset Sea, separated from the rest of the Westerlands by the Straits of Fair Isle. The island is controlled by House Farman, whose seat Faircastle sits on it. The Crag is northeast of Fair Isle, while a peninsula containing Kayce and Feastfires is south of the island.

## History

During the Age of Heroes the Farman kings used their longships to guard Fair Isle and the west coast of Westeros against reavers from the nearby Iron Islands. Fair Isle was added to the Kingdom of the Rock when Tommen I Lannister raised a great fleet and married the last Farman king's daughter. At some point Gylbert Farman successfully led the smallfolk of Fair Isle in rebellion against the ironborn driftwood kings. King Erich V Harlaw eventually reconquered the island, but lost it when he grew old.

Lord Dalton Greyjoy, the Red Kraken, captured Fair Isle during the Dance of the Dragons.
Todd Washin

Todd Washin

Todd Washinotake / Washin from Dorie / Doris' Elementary School in the Mystic World, He like to play soccer with his friends.

His Appearance: He have Dark blue blackish hair, dark blue, laser yellow & light red shirt, blue short, sea blue shoes.

Todd's HairstyleThe note & trivia's: He is based on Todd Washington / Tetsuya Kotake
Honeywine

The Honeywine is a large river in the Reach. Beginning near Brightwater Keep, it flows south and is joined by a tributary at Honeyholt, then continues south to Oldtown where it is joined by a tributary originating to the east by Uplands. It then flows into Whispering Sound at southern Oldtown. The Honeywine is the agricultural capital of the Reach.

## History

Maesters believe that men have lived at the mouth of the Honeywine since the Dawn Age. A pirate lord raided river traffic from the Isle of Ravens during the Age of Heroes.

During the Dance of the Dragons, the river was the site of the Battle of the Honeywine, which resulted in a victory for the greens over the blacks.
Alora Caswell

Olyvar Caswell

Cerion Lannister

Ryella Lannister

Myrcella Lannister

**Alora Caswell** is the only child of Armond Caswell and Myra Kenning. She was born in 209 AC at Casterly Rock and named after Armond's own mother. She has lived at Casterly Rock her entire life and is more a Westerman than a Reachman despite her surname. **Alora's** best friend is Catelyn Hill, a bastard from House Serrett.

## Appearance & Character

Alora is a comely girl of average height and strong build with black hair and blue eyes. She can be a selfish and undogmatic woman but is also suave and temperate.

## History

* Born in 209 AC at Casterly Rock
* Letters sent to House Kenning and House Banefort inquiring about a potential marriage in 228 AC.
* Met Lorent Kenning and Bran Kenning at a feast for Lord Damon Lannister's funneral in 228 AC.
* Danced with Thaddeus Banefort at a feast in Casterly Rock during 228 AC.
* Danced with John Crakehall during a feast at the Banefort in 229 AC.
* Alora handles all of the dresses and oversees the staff for Lady Cerenna Lannister and her daughter Lady Gwyn Lannister.
* Married Maric Crakehall in 230 AC in a private ceremony at a sept by the docks of Lannisport. The marriage is a matrilineal one with Alora founding House Caswell of Lannisport.
	+ Their first child, Cora Caswell, will be born in 231 AC.
House Farman

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House Farman of Faircastle is a noble house from Fair Isle, on the Westerlands. Their seat, Faircastle, is located on the shore of the isle.

They blazon their arms with three ships on blue a border of crimson and gold.

They are known for their hatred against the ironborn.
Harlaw

**Harlaw** is one of the islands that make up the region known as the Iron Islands. The easternmost of the archipelago, Harlaw is northeast of Pyke, from which it is a day's sail, and southeast of Orkmontand Blacktyde. Banefort in the westerlands is across Ironman's Bay to the south.

## Economy

Second in size only to Great Wyk, Harlaw is distinguished from the other islands by being both the wealthiest and most densely populated. Harlaw is renowned for its shaggy ponies which are used throughout the Iron Islands. Lead, tin, and iron are mined from Harlaw, Great Wyk, and Orkmont.

## Houses

Harlaw is the seat of House Harlaw, which reigns supreme on the island as one of the few families to rival the Greyjoys in strength and influence. The Harlaws have five keeps on the isle that gives them their name: Ten Towers, the seat of the senior branch and Lord Rodrik Harlaw; Harridan Hill, ruled by Boremund the Blue; the Tower of Glimmering, the seat of Hotho Humpback; Grey Garden, presided over by Ser Harras Harlaw; and ancient Harlaw Hall, which belongs to Sigfryd Silverhair. Harlaw Hall was the seat of the family before the construction of Ten Towers.

The bannermen of Lord Rodrik on the isle include the Kennings, the Myres, the Stonetrees, and the Volmarks of Volmark.

## History

There were once extensive forests on Harlaw, but they were exhausted by the ironborn of old for use in shipbuilding.[4] Ships from Harlaw began to trade at Lannisport, Oldtown, and the Free Cities during the dynasty of House Hoare, Kings of the Iron Islands.

Qhorin Volmark of Harlaw tried to succeed Harren the Black after the burning of Harrenhal, but he was cut down by King Aegon I Targaryen.
Bluebette Scott

Bluebette Scott / Berry Sailor Blueberry Mars

Blubette Scott 1st grade

### Relatives

Shelby Scott - Adoptive big sister.Adan Scott – Adoptive father.Floyd Scott – Adoptive mother. Riana Scott – Adoptive 1st big sister.Lilly Scott – Adoptive grandma. Ellie Scott –Adoptive 2nd big sister.

Pets: Scout – pet dog.

## Physical description

### Eye color

blue

BlueBette Scott - little sister of Shelby Scott and their world Version of Bella Mitten, and Blue Bette Scott is her real name. In kindergarten age, she is helping to her friends like her big sister.

Her appearance:

As a baby, She have brown hair, blue eyes, a orange & blue dots bow with a blueberry in the middle, Bluebette wear a blue baby onesie with orange polka dot on it.

as a kindergartener: She

As a 1st grader, she wear a blue shirt with orange dots, a orange skirt with blue dots on it, a blue short, orange socks, and blue shoes.

Personality: She like to learn about the world by watching her big sister, Shelby and want to try some things in her ways of thinking.

The image / gallery:

Baby Bluebette happyBaby Bluebette ConfusionBaby Bluebette excitingBluebette Scott (front) in the 4th seasonBluebette Scott (back) in the 4th seasonBluebette Special OlympicSailor Blueberry MarsBaby Bluebette Summer and swimsuitBaby Bluebette winter clothesBaby Bluebette Christmas clothesBaby Bluebette lynx halloween costumeBaby Bluebette ScottBluebette's Baby hero suitBluebette's Baby E.Ws suitBaby Bluebette in her diaperThe Trivia and Notes:

She is based on Blueberry Muffin in the Strawberry Shortcake Series.
Guidelines

This list of Guidelines borrows heavily from the list of guidelines used by Wikipedia, but have been modified as necessary.

## TL;DR

1. **Keep a neutral point of view** - Wikipedia has a much higher bar regarding making pages or edits which promote things the editor is involved with. However we recognise that current or former players of a house, or players from the same region, or of a character are much more likely to keep the relevant pages updated. Please keep your own biases in mind and try to restrain them.
2. **Substantiate all facts** - use citations whenever possible, particularly if making a contentious edit
3. **Assume good faith** - Assume that everyone is here trying to build an encyclopedia to keep track of the lore we are creating and keep our game accessible to new people. Unless there is strong contrary evidence.
4. **Make changes freely** - Wikis develop incrementally and only if people boldly make changes. Do not worry about making mistakes, they can easily be rolled back.
5. **Do not use the Wiki as a battleground** - That's what Slack is for.
6. **Do not edit maliciously** - You will be blocked.
7. **Be willing to discuss your edits with your fellow editors** - Otherwise, Wiki Admins can be called on to adjudicate disputes.
8. **Be nice to Newbies and walk them through editing.**

1. ↑ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:List\_of\_guidelines
2. ↑ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Ten\_Simple\_Rules\_for\_Editing\_Wikipedia; https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Eight\_simple\_rules\_for\_editing\_our\_encyclopedia
House Baratheon

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House Baratheon of Storm's End is one of the Great Houses of Westeros. They rule the stormlands, which they rule as Lords Paramount from their seat at Storm's End.

Baratheons tend to be tall and built, with black hair and blue eyes, as well as strong, square jawlines. They are known for their mercurial tempers, and their words are "*Ours is the Fury*".

## History

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### Targaryen Era

House Baratheon traces its descent from Orys Baratheon, one of Aegon I Targaryen's fiercest generals, and rumored to be his bastard brother. Through the female line, they descend from the Storm Kings, as Orys married Argilac's daughter Argella Durrandon. Orys adopted the sigil and words of his wife's ancestral line.

During the Dance of the Dragons, House Baratheon supported Aegon II Targaryen and the greens, despite his late father, Lord Boremund's support of the blacks and relation to Rhaenys Targaryen.  Lord Borros marched with his army towards the end of the war, seizing King's Landing for Aegon II during the Moon of the Three Kings, restoring the city to order. He was promised that his eldest daughter would marry King Aegon II, who had lost both his Queen, Helaena Targaryen, as well as both of his sons, during the war. Borros then marched against the approaching riverlander army, and fought in the Battle of the Kingsroad, where he killed Lord Mallister and Lord Darry before getting killed by young Lord Kermit Tully.

## Family Members

### Main Branch

* Lord Osmund Baratheon & Lady Ellyn Tyrell
* Lyonel *'The Laughing Storm'* Baratheon (son of Osmund Baratheon)
* Oswell Baratheon (son of Osmund Baratheon)
* Liliana Baratheon (daughter of Osmund Baratheon)
* Olenna Baratheon (daughter of Osmund Baratheon
* Bonifer Baratheon (son of Osmund Baratheon)
* Caswick *'The White Hart'* Baratheon (brother of Osmund Baratheon)
* Cassandra Storm (adopted daughter of Caswick Baratheon)
* Beric Baratheon (brother of Osmund Baratheon) & Alysanne Dondarrion
* Morgan Baratheon (son of Beric Baratheon)

### Second Branch

* Matthos Baratheon (cousin of Osmund Baratheon)
* Lorra Baratheon (cousin of Osmund Baratheon)
House Greyjoy

Lord Reaper of Pyke (Castle)

House Greyjoy is a noble House from the Iron Islands. House Greyjoy of Pyke is one of the Great Houses of Westeros. It rules over the Iron Islands, a harsh and bleak collection of forbidding islands off the west coast of Westeros, from the Seastone Chair in the castle of Pyke on the island of the same name. The head of the family is traditionally known as the Lord Reaper of Pyke.

## History

The Greyjoys of Pyke claim descent from the Grey King of the Age of Heroes. Legend says the Grey King ruled not only the western isles but the sea itself, and took a mermaid to wife.

In the era when the Ironborn chose their rulers through the kingsmoot, only Houses Greyiron and Goodbrother produced more kings than the Greyjoys. For instance, the Old Kraken, Loron Greyjoy, was chosen as a King of the Iron Islands in a kingsmoot. The iron lords, including the Greyjoys, intermarried with the victorious Andals when they invaded the Iron Isles.

Come the Wars of Conquest, King Harren the Black of House Hoare ruled all the lands between the mountains, from the Neck to the Blackwater Rush. When Harren and his sons perished in the burning of Harrenhal, Aegon Targaryen granted the riverlands to Edmyn Tully of House Tully. The surviving lords of the Iron Islands fell into chaotic squabbling, leading Aegon to invade the islands to subdue them. After they bent the knee Aegon allowed them to revive their ancient custom and chose who should have the primacy among them. They chose Lord Vickon Greyjoy of Pyke.

Thus relegated to their dismal homeland and constrained by the king's peace, the Greyjoys have kept themselves distant from the other Great Houses, rarely taking part in events on the mainland (which they call the "green lands"), even when asked.

At various times the Greyjoys have tried to return to their ancient practices of raiding the western coastlines. At the beginning of the Dance of the Dragons, the Lord Reaper of Pyke, Dalton Greyjoy, was offered the position of master of ships to replace Ser Tyland Lannister, who had been made master of coin of King Aegon II Targaryen. Dalton, the Red Kraken, instead sacked Lannisport and sent the ironborn to raid the coasts, capturing Kayce and Faircastle on Fair Isle. Dalton defied the Iron Throne for two years, but he was eventually murdered in Faircastle.
Giant's Lance

The Giant's Lance is the largest mountain in the Vale of Arryn. It lies in the northern range, its peak lost in the clouds. There lies the Eyrie, summer seat of House Arryn. On its western shoulder flows Alyssa's Tears. At the foot of the mountain lies the Gates of the Moon.

## History

The peak of the Giant's Lance was the site of the legendary battle where Ser Artys Arryn slew the Griffin King.
Castamere

**Castamere** is a ruined castle located south of the Crag and west of Ashemark in the northwestern westerlands; also nearby is Tarbeck Hall. The former seat of House Reyne, Castamere contains gold and silver mines.

## History

Named after a nearby pool of blue water, Castamere began as a mine like Casterly Rock. The large supply of gold and silver gems allowed House Reyne to become near as rich as the Lannisters of the Rock during the Age of Heroes. After building curtain walls to guard the entrance with two stout towers, the Reynes constructed keeps and halls. As the gold and silver dried up, the mine below was widened and converted into halls, galleries, bedchambers, and a vast underground ballroom. While the surface fortifications resembled those of a minor lord or landed knight, nine-tenths of the the castle were subterranean.
House Drumm

The Sigil of House Drumm: a Bone Hand on a sea of Red

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### Title(s)

High Lord of Old WykLord of Castle Drumm

The Bone Hand

The Drumm

Admiral of the Bone Fleet

### Alliances

Greyjoy, Stonehouse, Volmark, Estermont, Whitehead, Harlaw, Orkwood, Goodbrother

The Drumms are High Lords of Old Wyk. They are deeply religious, partly due to the fact that Old Wyk is the holiest isle. They own and wield Red Rain, a Valyrian Steel longsword.

## History

The Drumms can trace their heritage back at least eight hundred years. They own the Valyrian longsword, "Red Rain", which "Hilmar the Cunning" acquired from an armored knight using only his wits and a wooden cudgel.

### Recent Events

Lord Hilmar Drumm managed to get his daughters wed to all the prominent houses in the Isles. Lord Dalton intends to continue seeking marriages with the isles, primarily using his nephews and nieces for this, while seeking greenland marriages for his own children. This is primarily motivated by the knowledge that Dalton's brother, Darrow, is a devout follower of the "Old Way"

Lord Hilmar Drumm has been trying to increase the amount of trade on Old Wyk, and so he reached out to other houses in other realms. He managed to set up trade with Faircastle and Weeping Town, which will be healthy for Old Wyk's economy. Fair castle ended the trade abruptly, prompting Hilmar to seek elsewhere. He spoke to the Manderlys and Hightowers about it, and may end up setting up trade with them. He has set up trade with Ashford. Trading with Weeping Town has brought about an alliance and very close relationship between them, closer than any other relationship that Dalton considers House Drumm has at all.

## Family Members

### Dead Drumms

* Lord Summanus Drumm ?-133 AC, father of Lord Hilmar. Died at Faircastle whe Fair Isle rose in rebellion after the death of the Red Kraken. Nothing else is known of him.
* Lord Hilmar Drumm 132-204 AC, father of Lord Dalton.
* Lord Dalton Drumm 163-226 AC, father of Sauron, Regnar, Ragnhilde, Sigrid and Draven. Upon going to Riverrun to retrieve Red Rain ordered his men to kill Geralt Rivers and engaged Lord Forrest Frey in single combat. Killed Lord Frey and then was challenged and killed by Ser Geralt immediately after.

## Relations with other Houses

House Greyjoy - Overlord

House Stonehouse - Vassalage and betrothal

House Harlaw - Marriage, Dalton considers Lord Theomore a friend

House Goodbrother - Marriage

Orkwood - Marriage

House Sparr - Lady Helga Drumm was born Sparr, and Dalton was raised with the Sparrs

House Volmark - Marriage

House Orkwood - Betrothal

House Whitehead - Trade, Close ties with Lord Rogar, Warding Rengar Drumm at Weeping Town

House Ashford - Trade

House Blacktyde - Darrow won 1 ironship from them from boatrace, traded 4 longships for another ironship. Darrow wishes to Joron Blacktyde him and have his body placed in the sea if possible.

House Swann - Alliance, plan to ward a son at Stonehelm
Bitterbridge

Bitterbridge, formerly known as Stonebridge, is the seat of House Caswell in the Reach. It is situated where the river Mander meets the Roseroad. It takes its name from an ancient stone bridge that crosses the Mander. The castle is small, made of stone and timber. The keep is not that tall, but the land is low and flat and makes it seem taller.

### Caswell Cove

This is not a village or any landmark of significance. It is only a bend in the river upstream from the castle that is very secluded. It is a popular place for Caswell children to go to swim and play during the hot spring and summer days. Wildflowers decorate both sides of the river and an old oak tree has low hanging branches that reach out across the water.
House Fossoway of Cider Hall

**House Fossoway** is a noble House from Cider Hall in the Reach, sworn to the Tyrells. The current lord is Ser Edwyd Fossoway.

## History

House Fossoway's traces its origin to the Age of Heroes. Foss the Archer was a legendary son of Garth Greenhand and founder of House Fossoway of Cider Hall. He was renowned for shooting apples off the head of any maid who took his fancy.

During the Dance of the Dragons, House Fossoway supported the greens. Owen Fossoway, Lord of Cider Hall, was a member of the Caltrops, a group of conspirators that wanted the dragonseeds Ulf the White and Hard Hugh Hammer dead. Owen was killed at the Second Battle of Tumbleton.

Arnold Fossoway (128-159): Killed in during the Conquest of Dorne after the death of Lord Lyonel Tyrell.

## Recent Events

As of 188 AC, Ser Edwyd Fossoway was made Cofferer of the Reach by Lord Leo Tyrell.

## Family Members

### Historical Members

Owen Fossoway (101-130): Killed in action at the Second Battle of Tumbleton, fighting for the Greens.

Arnold Fossoway (128-159): Killed in during the Conquest of Dorne after the death of Lord Lyonel Tyrell.
Nagga's Bane

The Nagga's Bane is the title held by the champion of the annual melee of Old Wyk. It is a show of strength, and the championship is held in the honor of the Drowned God. Only Ironborn who follow the Drowned God are allowed to partake, though women are permitted if it is well known that they are strong. It is held to celebrate the Grey King, and the championship is held on Nagga's Hill near the Grey King's Halls. The championship is hosted by the House Drumm of Old Wyk.

## History

1. Torwyn Greyjoy - In the year 192 Torwyn Greyjoy became the first Nagga's Bane at the age of 17. This happened when his father was becoming known as the "Greenjoy" and his house was being mocked by some of the more traditionalist houses such as the Drumms, thus proving them wrong - the Greyjoys are strong. He beat Gunthor Tawney in the finals.
2. Arel Orkwood - In the year 195, Arel Orkwood was victorious in the final against Lord Theomore Harlaw. He thus became the second Nagga's Bane ever. In the next month he was married.
High Road

The High Road or Eastern Road is a pass through the Mountains of the Moon to the Bloody Gate and on to the Eyrie in the Vale. The road connects with the River Road running west and the Kingsroad running north and south, at the Inn at the Crossroads near Lord Harroway's Town.

Because of the rough terrain, including rocky foothills, thick forests, high passes and deep chasms, it is difficult to maintain. In some places, the road is just a stoney track. Travellers on the road are frequently attacked by mountain clans and shadowcats.

Snows often close the passes in Autumn and Winter, making the road unusable.
House Fell

Fell coat of arms © A Wiki of Ice and Fire

House Fell of Felwood is a noble house sworn to the Baratheons of Storm's End. It is situated in the Southern Kingswood.

## History

Ser Willis Fell was a member of King Viserys I Targaryen's Kingsguard. He remained loyal to the Greens and King Aegon II Targaryen during the Dance of the Dragons. He was charged with the mission of bringing her to Storm's End when Rhaenyra Targaryen took King's Landing.
House Corbray

House Ravenshore of Brightwall

House Heartham of Shellham

House Corbray of Heart's Home is a noble house from Heart's Home in the Vale of Arryn. It is an old but poor house. The ancestral Valyrian steel sword of the Corbrays is Lady Forlorn.

## History

### Andal Invasion

The Corbrays were an Andal house during the Andal invasion. Corwyn Corbray conquered the Fingers by defeating Houses Brightstone and Shell, claiming for himself the title of Lord of the Five Fingers. When the First Men began to unite against the Andals, King Robar II Royce slew Qyle Corbray, King of the Fingers. The Corbrays claim that Ser Jaime Corbray killed Robar in the Battle of the Seven Stars.

### Targaryen Era

Ser Corwyn Corbray was a regent of King Aegon III Targaryen.

## Relations with other Houses

House Arryn - Liege of House Corbray

House Ruthermont - Vassal of House Corbray

House Lipps - Vassal of House Corbray
Greywater Watch

Greywater Watch, also known as Greywater, is the seat of House Reed in the North. It is located in an eastern headwater of the Green Fork in the swamps of the Neck, south-west of Moat Cailin. It is a castle build upon a crannog, one of the man-made islands of the swamps, and it does not stay in the same place.

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Blackwater Bay

The Blackwater Bay is a large body of water along the shores of the Crownlands. The Blackwater Rush ends in the Blackwater Bay. The capital of the Kingdom, King's Landing, seats in the mouth of the river.

## Geography

The Bay opens to the rest of the Narrow Sea by the Gullet, the only entrance point of the bay, which is closed by Cracklaw Point and Massey's Hook. The Gullet is warded by the islands of Dragonstone and Driftmark, and Sharp Point.

The main port of the Bay is King's Landing, but there's also Duskendale, which serves as the second port of the capital, and both Rooks's Rest and Rosby, which have smaller ports. On the southern shore sits the Kingswood and the Wendwater River, that flows from the woods to the Bay. In the northern shore sits the inhospitable woods and marshes of the Cracklaw Point.

## History

The shores of the bay were dominated by River Kings, Ironborn and Storm Kings before the arrival of Aegon The Conqueror. With the Conquest, the shores of the Blackwater Bay were established as part of the Crownlands and are directly ruled by the King of the Iron Throne.
House Brune of the Dyre Den

House Brune of the Dyre Den is a noble house from the Dyre Den, which is located in Crackclaw Point in The Crownlands. The Brunes of Brownhollow are presumably a cadet branch of this house, as they are only landed knights.

## History

The Brothers Brune were legendary champions that brought peace to Crackclaw Point.

During the Dance of the Dragons, the Brunes declared for Rhaenyra Targaryen. Brune forces joined Lord Walys Mooton to liberate Rook's Rest from the control of Aegon II Targaryen's greens.
House Manwoody

House Manwoody of Kingsgrave is an old Dornish noble house. Its seat, Kingsgrave, is placed amidst the Prince's Pass, guarding access to Dorne.

## House Manwoody of Kingsgrave

### Region

Dorne

Manwoody coat of arms © A Wiki of Ice and Fire

## History of House Manwoody

Their keep's name and their coat of arms are inspired by the fact that the founder of the house slew the King of the Reach there.

### Nymeria's War

King Ailbin Manwoody claimed his dominion over the Red Mountains when the Rhoynish arrived at Dorne.

He was defeated by Nymeria and was consequently sent to The Wall along with other five defeated Dornish KIngs.
Duskendale

Duskendale is a large port town in the Crownlands on the coast of Blackwater Bay. It is to the north east of King's Landing and Rosby, connected by the Rosby Road. A road runs from the town to Crackclaw Point hugging the coastline.

It is the seat of House Darklyn, which is seated in the Dun Fort.

The port is shielded by a rocky headland which shields the harbour from the storms on the Narrow Sea.
Gulltown

Gulltown is the major port city of the Vale of Arryn. It is located in a fine natural harbor at the northern tip of the Bay of Crabs, southeast of the Eyrie and south of nearby Runestone. It is the largest city in the Vale, but is much smaller than Oldtown and King's Landing.

Gulltown is ruled by House Grafton and also contains a cadet branch of the Vale's rulers, House Arryn of Gulltown. Gulltown also houses House Shett of the Gull Tower, and House Shett of Gulltown, vassals of House Royce and House Grafton respectively.

## History

### First Men and Andals

Prior to the Andal invasion, Gulltown was a wealthy harbor town of the First Men ruled by House Shett. Because he was threatened by by King Yorwyck VI Royce of Runestone, King Osgood III Shett allied with the Andal knight Gerold Grafton. Osgood was killed in battle, however, and House Grafton replaced House Shett as the kings of Gulltown. Although a First Men rebellion had to be bloodily suppressed, Gulltown grew into the Vale's only city.

The sister of King Robar II Royce later convinced the Shetts to rebel against the Graftons, allowing Robar's men to storm the city. Like most of the Vale, however, Gulltown submitted to Artys I Arryn, King of Mountain and Vale, after the Battle of Seven Stars. The Arryns and Graftons developed Gulltown into one of the greatest cities of Westeros.

During the War Across the Water, the Starks burned hundreds of Vale ships when the Gulltown's stone walls resisted their attempt at conquest.

### Targaryen Era

Gulltown's harbor was the site of a naval battle between the Targaryen and Arryn fleets during Aegon's Conquest, a draw which delayed the submission of the Vale to King Aegon I Targaryen, Lord of the Seven Kingdoms.

During the Dance of the Dragons, Jacaerys Velaryon gained the Vale for Queen Rhaenyra Targaryen and the blacks. The Maiden of the Vale, Jeyne Arryn, assembled forces at Gulltown and the Gates of the Moon. Jacaerys sent Joffrey Velaryon and Rhaena Targaryen to Gulltown for their safekeeping, although Joffrey was told he was to defend the Vale from King Aegon II Targaryen. After the fall of King's Landing, Joffrey sailed with a fleet from Gulltown to the capital. Lady Jeyne died in Gulltown in 134 AC.
Rainwood

The rainwood is a large forest that lies on Cape Wrath in the Stormlands. The forest is named for the high amount of precipitation it receives, which leaves it densely populated by oaks, redwoods, sentinels and soldier pines.

Mistwood, the seat of House Mertyns, and the Rain House, the seat of House Wylde is situated in the Rainwood.

The region often suffers from forest fires in times of drought.

During the First Dornish War, in 8AC, half of the forest was burned by raiding Dornishman.