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House Rogare

**House Rogare** is a wealthy banking family from Lys of Valyrian descent and features. They are affiliated with the Rogare Bank. They are currently Targaryen supporters.

## History

The Rogare family from the Free City of Lys was once closely tied to the Seven Kingdoms of Westeros. Lady Larra Rogare was the wife of Prince Viserys Targaryen and her uncle Drazenko was the consort of Aliandra Martell, Princess of Dorne.

For some years after the Targaryen civil war known as the Dance of the Dragons, the Rogare Bank rivaled the Iron Bank of Braavos in size and the family became heavily involved in Westerosi court intrigues during the Lyseni Spring. Although the Rogares at the Red Keep were apparently guilty of some crimes, their rivals in King's Landing blamed them for many more. Lord Thaddeus Rowan was tortured in an attempt to find evidence against the Rogares, and Ser Marston Waters, the Hand of the King to Aegon III Targaryen, sent men to capture Larra after arresting her brothers. Aegon and Viserys refused to surrender Larra, however, and the case against the Rogares collapsed. Larra left the court at King's Landing after she grew homesick and returned to Lys in 139 AC.

Larra's father, Lysandro the Magnificent, proclaimed himself First Magister for Life, but the Rogares began to weaken when he and Drazenko died with a day of each other. Rival magisters resented Lysandro's heir, the ambitious Lysaro Rogare, who was scourged to death at the Temple of Trade. Lysaro's siblings were not executed, however, and Moredo Rogare, carrier of the Valyrian steel sword Truth, once led a campaign against Lys.

## Historical Rogares

* Lysandro Rogare, called the Magnificent. The head of the family during the reign of Aegon II Targaryen.
	+ Lysaro Rogare, Lysandro's heir.
	+ Larra Rogare, Lysandro's daughter. Married to Prince Viserys Targaryen, mother to Aegon, Aemon, and Naerys.
	+ Moredo Rogare, Lysandro's younger son. A soldier. Wielder of the Valyrian steel sword Truth.
* Drazenko Rogare, Lysandro's brother. Prince Consort of Dorne. Married to Princess Aliandra Martell, ruling Princess of Dorne.

## Current Members

* Moredo Rogare, Head of House Rogare and the Rogare Bank, married to Visenya Targaryen.
	+ Aemon Rogare, Moredo's heir, married to a Lysene noble lady named Vaella.
		- *Issue.*
	+ Lysaro Rogare, Moredo's second son, married to Daella Maegyr, a Targaryen supporter.
		- Lysandro Rogare, member of the Dragonguard.
		- Drazenko Rogare.
		- Visenya Rogare.
		- Rhaegar Rogare.
		- Maelys
		- Moreo Uhoris

* Aenys Rogare, Moredo's youngest brother, and member of the Rogare Bank
	+ Viserys Rogare
		- Tregar Rogare

Distant Relatives

* Khorane Vezo, son of Lysaro Rogare son of Lysandro Rogare and Lorena Martell and Moredo's cousin.
House Stout

**House Stout of Goldgrass** is a petty noble house from the north who have a modest keep near the eastern gate of Barrowton. It is sworn to House Dustin. According to semi-canon sources, they blazon their arms as chevronny russet and gold and their seat is named Goldgrass.

## History

Ser Wynton Stout was almost made Lord Commander of the Night's Watch thirty years before the War of the Three Stags. He has been a ranger in the Night's Watch for over eighty years.
Jon Tallhart

## Heir of Torrhen's Square

Hunting

Mystic

Beth Tallhart (sister)

Jon is the uncle of Master Orso Tallhart, and the younger brother of Helena Tallhart. He has been missing from Torrhen's Square since early 396. He is the heir of Torrhen's Square should harm befall his nephew.

## Appearance

Jon has the same look as siblings, with whom he shares a striking resemblance. He has short dark brown hair and blue eyes, and a dour disposition.

His body type is lean and athletic, and he is stronger and faster than he looks from a life out in the wild. He has a fierceness in his eyes, and speaks in a northern brogue.

## Personality

Jon is not the bookish sort, nor has he any interest in managing anything beyond his own business. He is impulsive at times, temperamental, prone to brooding and the like.

Among trusted company though, he is fiercely loyal. He experiences emotions strongly.

## History

Jon is the younger brother of the former Master Harmond. The secondborn of a family with only two sons, his father took extra care in trying to hone him into a leader of some sort. He took to lessons in dueling quickly enough, and even showed a natural talent for outdoor activities. However, he seemed unable to read or write letters, claiming the characters would change on him, or mix around.

Due to his inability to read and his childlike, crude penmanship, his older brother teased him mercilessly until he gave up altogether. He focused instead on what he did excel at: fighting, hunting, exploring. He channeled his anger and became very good at dueling.

In 395, he accompanied his brother on a hunting trip. Somehow, their party got split up, and Jon took his half back to Torrhen's Square, only to discover his brother had not returned. He participated in the search party, and was among those who discovered the remnants of his brother's corpse, half eaten by crows.

Not even six moons later, Jon announced that he would not be returning to Torrhen's Square, and he left the following morning, headed north to The Wall with supplies.
Joffery Dayne

## Biography

Born the firstborn son of Ser Archibald Dayne and Lady Elia Ladybright in 360 AC, Joffery Dayne possessed all the historical looks of House Dayne. Silver hair, purple eyes, the ability to kill a man at a moment's notice. His training started off young, with Ser Damon Sand, his uncle Arthur, and his father's training in the courtyard, he quickly wished to become Sword of the Morning, taking up two-handed swords to prepare him for the role. He became an expert duelist, besting everyone in High Hermitage by the age of six and ten when he was knighted by his father.

He left to go and fight in Essos for a time, where he fought with a small sellsword band that ran protection for trade convoys going from Pentos to Norvos to Qohor. Such work was not easy and surviving became part of everyday life. Joff shudders at the thought of drinking his own piss to this very day.

Returning to Dorne in 383 AC at the behest of his father, who wished for his son to marry. Ser Archibald had arranged a marriage with the Selmy's to marry one of their daughters, of the name Shireen. Joffery returned and married her, and dutifully put a baby in her. Their firstborn was a boy, whom they named Edric. Three more children would follow. The twins: Ysilla and Sarella. And his youngest: Tremond. He would compete in a few tourneys here and there, fighting the melees, though never winning.

The Third Targaryen Rebellion would see the Daynes and the Jordaynes charge out of Dorne and assist the Reachmen in stopping the advance of Maekar Targaryen. Ser Archibald was killed in the fighting and Joffery took command of the troops, sabotaging Maekar's rear as they fled back to Tumbleton, before brutally sacking it. Following the end of the war, Joffery returned to High Hermitage to assume his role as Knight. In 393, he answered the summons of House Dayne to put down the Sand King, though Joffery is surprised that it is not Lord Duncan leading the men, it is the young *Sword of the Morning.*A boy who won the coveted title of Sword of the Morning at the age of sixteen for winning a bunch of tourneys. Joffery contained his disgust and fought alongside his bannermen, watching as the Sword of the Morning killed the hulking man. He sustained a massive cut to his face, nearly blinding him, but leaving him with a massive scar, as he cut his way through Vaith. To the duel of Vaeron and Justyn, he was impressed. But not much else.

The Knight of High Hermitage keeps to himself, though he is not without friends. Or lovers. Though there are many rumored bastards to be fathered by the man, none have been acknowledged. He now waits in King's Landing for the return trip from the Great Council after a rather....indecisive Council.

## NPCs

Castellan of High Hermitage- Ser Olyvar Dayne

Master-at-Arms- Ser Arthur Dayne

Maester- Lucas

Captain of the Guard- Ser Dickon Sand
Payne Hall

Payne Hall is the ancestral home of House Payne, and is located along the Gold Road in the Westerlands. Most notable for its construction atop Raven Hill, thus creating the marvel of Stonewalk which overlooks the village of Green Meadow.

Sitting to the south-east of Deep Den and north-east of Silverhill, and on the primary route to the Crownlands from the Westerlands, Payne Hall has prospered as a common trading ground and rest stop for travelers along their way.

## Layout

The walls that surround the castle itself are built on a slope to the east and west, while to the north the wall peaks atop Raven Hill, forming the tallest point in Payne Hall; Endrew's Tower. The south wall however is on level with the ground of the castle, due to its geographic altitude. This creates the Stonewalk; an area commonly used for noble parties and gatherings to offer a view of the countryside and nearby village of Green Meadow.
Mathis Tyrell

## Scion of House Tyrell

Mathis is the second (surviving) son of Lord Lorent Tyrell. His mother is Beatris Peake, and he is the half brother of Gawen Tyrell and Amarei Lannister.

## Appearance

Of his siblings, he has the strongest resemblance to his father, Lorent--a trait his mother is most proud of, despite her hatred towards her husband. He has dark brown hair, pale skin, and blue-grey eyes. He has a troubled, tired look to him, but seems popular among the ladies, presumably for his good looks.

## Personality

Mathis is a quiet and private individual, withdrawn and introspective, and very much the opposite of his older half-brother Gawen in most regards. He is bitter, sarcastic, and cynical, and is more clever than people give him credit for. He is a fast learner and is above average at many things. He considers himself a good judge of character, but thinks lowly of most people.

Like many noble scions, he has an inflated ego, although he is more grounded than most due to his analytical nature. Strangers misconstrue his quietness as reservedness, but under the veneer of complacency is an intensity that he shows very few people.

## History

Despite his mother's ambitious personality, Mathis is mostly content in his lot in life. He does not dream of leadership as many second sons do, but neither is he staunchly loyal to his father or brother. He is satisfied to exist as he is, though he *does* desire a position of some power, preferably one that allows him to use his natural gifts in **acumen** and administration.

Born a Tyrell, he has never lacked for companions. Unfortunately, he finds most lords and ladies boring and predictable.

He's spent most of his life dabbling in various pursuits. Swordsmanship, falconry, riding, but his real talent is in business. He has a mind for numbers and an innate understanding of how tradecraft works.
Owen Tarly

## Lord of Horn Hill

**Owen Tarly** is the current Lord of Horn Hill and head of House Tarly. Owen inherited the rule of Horn Hill from his father, with his passing in the First Battle of Bitterbridge in 336 AC, during the Second Targaryen Rebellion. As such, Owen has served as lord for sixty-two years, ruling in his own right for the last fifty-six. He possesses the Valyrian Steel sword Heartsbane.

## Appearance

Old and gruff, Owen has long slicked back hair and a neat beard, both greyed with age. He is tall and broad, the image of a knight from years gone by and still carries himself well despite his advanced years. His demeanor is rough and unrefined, but beneath it is utter devotion to his house and family.

## History

* Born in 326 AC to Lord Alyn Tarly and Lady Alicent Tyrell.
* Sent to Harvest Hall to squire for Lord Barristan Selmy in 334 AC.
* Lord Alyn Tarly dies in battle, leaving Owen as Lord of Horn Hill in 336 AC.
* Leaves Harvest Hall to assume his seat in 342 AC, aged 16.
* At his wedding to Lady Elaena Vyrwel in 344 AC, Lord Barristan personally knights Owen as a gift.
* In 349 AC, Lorent Tyrell is sent to Horn Hill to first page and then squire for Lord Owen. He remains until 357 AC. Owen serves as a mentor and friend to the future Lord of Highgarden.
* Fights in the Great Schism, the last time Owen sees combat.
* Advises his liege lord against the slaughter of the Smiths, but Lorent proceeds, causing a rift in their relationship.
* Owen's grandson Stannis Selmy serves as his squire from 380 AC until the outbreak of war in 390 AC, when Stannis leaves to fight.
* In 392 AC, Owen's son and heir, Selmond, falls to Orys Waters' lance in a tourney accident, leaving Addam as heir to Horn Hill.

## Recent Events

In recent years, Owen has grown more weary of the world and more apathetic towards its inhabitants. He is discourteous, bordering on offensive at times. Reaffirming that only the Lord of Horn Hill should wield Heartsbane, the ancient Tarly sword has seen no use for near on two decades.

## Family

* Selmond Tarly
	+ Mya Tarly
	+ Addam Tarly
	+ Owen Tarly
* Cassella Tarly
* Andros Tarly
	+ Oswell Tarly
	+ Gwyneth Tarly
	+ Warryn Tarly
* Cedric Tarly
	+ Donnel Tarly
	+ Alison Tarly
Jeyne Lannister of Castamere

## Jeyne Lannister

Cersei Lannister of Castamere

Jeyne Lannister was born in 360 AC, she is a scion of House Lannister of Castamere, and the second daughter of Lord Roger Lannister of Castamere and Alysanne Swyft after her twin sister, Tya. She married her distant cousin Willem Lannister and had three children with him: Leo, Tywin, and Cersei.
House Osgrey

**House Osgrey of Standfast** is a noble house from Standfast in the Reach. Sworn to House Rowan, its lands border those of House Webber and House Stackhouse. They have not been lords in centuries, now being landed knights, though they once had been among the greatest houses of the Reach.

Their blazon is a chequy lion, green and gold rampant on a field of white.

## History

### Early History

House Osgrey was established at least 1,000 years before the Conquest. The family used to be Marshalls of the Northmarch under House Gardener. At that time they possessed four castles and were done fealty by a score of lesser lordlings and a hundred landed knights. Their largest castle was Coldmoat, which was raised by Lord Perwyn Osgrey. The Osgreys were a prominent family who intermarried with such great families such as the Florents, Swanns, Tarbecks, Hightowers and Blackwoods. On one occasion an Osgrey, Ser Wilbert the Little Lion, killed and was killed by Lancel IV, King of the Rock, thereby repelling an invasion of the Reach.

### Targaryen rule and Blackfyre Rebellion

After the last Gardener king was killed on the Field of Fire, the Osgreys' prominence began to diminish. Lord Ormond Osgrey lost Coldmoat when he spoke out against King Maegor the Cruel for his suppression of the Poor Fellows and the Warrior's Sons. House Osgrey had at least one cadet branch at Leafy Lake but by 210 AC they had become extinct.

In the First Blackfyre Rebellion of 196 AC the head of the house, Ser Eustace Osgrey, supported Daemon Blackfyre. In return Daemon promised the return of Coldmoat, but the rebellion failed and Osgrey's three sons were killed at the Battle of the Redgrass Field. Eustace was forgiven by King Daeron II Targaryen, but his daughter Alysanne was taken as a hostage. His wife committed suicide after the loss of all their children. This made Eustace the last of his line.
Melara Merryweather

## Lady-in-Waiting

Melara Merryweather comes from a cousin line. She is the best friend and lady-in-waiting of Elinor Tyrell, to whom she is fiercely loyal. She is beautiful, courtly, and clever, but a little bit impatient.

## Appearance

She has long brown hair and dark brown eyes, and is considered a great beauty.

## History

Melara was born to a Merryweather cousin line and was sent to Highgarden as a child as a ward. She quickly befriended Elinor, and the two have remained close since.
House Penrose

**House Penrose of Parchments** is a noble house from Parchments in the Stormlands. They are one of the main noble houses sworn to the Baratheons of Storm's End.

Their blazon is tenné, two quills crossed argent. Their words are "*Set Down Our Deeds*".

## History

House Penrose gained a significant influence within the royal court after lord Ronnel Penrose married Princess Elaena Targaryen. Ronnel Penrose sat on the king's small council as Master of Coin, though it was widely known that his wife Elaena was the one performing the duties of the office. The couple had four children together, namely; Robin, Laena, Jocelyn and Joy. Some time afterwards a member of House Penrose, yet again, married a Targaryen when Aelinor Penrose wed prince Aerys Targaryen, who would become King Aerys I.

During the Blackfyre Rebellion, House Penrose remained loyal to House Targaryen. At the crossing of the Mander, Ser Quentyn Ball slew all of Lady Penrose's sons except for the youngest, whom he spared as a favor to the lady. Ser Jon Penrose fought at the Ashford Tourney and managed to unhorse Ser Tybolt Lannister, but lost the duel.
House Morrigen

House Morrigen is one of the many Houses in the Stormlands. They serve House Swann as Bannermen. The current lord is Daeron Morrigen, however by far the most famous of them is Ser Morryn Morrigen of the King's Guard.

## Recent History

After the death of Lord Helmfred Morrigen, his youngest son Daeron succeeds and draws the attention of the Swanns.
Rhaella Baratheon

Jaehaera Velaryon (Sister)

**Rhaella Baratheon**, born **Rhaella Celtigar**, is the seventh and final child of Arthaerys and Lyra Celtigar. She is married to Beric Baratheon, with whom she has two children, Lyonel and Arrec. She frequently visits her sister and nephew in Claw Isle, preferring the familiar halls of her family home to the dark, foreboding corridors of Dragonstone.
Islands in the Lonely Sea

## Introduction

There are a group of fourteen islands in the Lonely Sea, far west of the Iron Islands, the most famous being the Lonely Light, seat of House Farwynd of the Lonely Light.

## Notable Islands

* The Lonely Light, seat of House Farwynd.
* Fastwind Point, a rocky outcrop to the north of the Lonely Light. A village of fisherfolk and tradesmen, home to the second largest market in the islands (the largest being the Lonely Light).
* Drowned Harvest, a warmer island to the southeast. Only a handful of farmers live on the island, no more than forty, but they provide many of the vegetables used across the islands.
* Ator's Bane, the western-most island under Farwynd rule. A Farwynd ancestor was said to have slain a sea dragon here, Ator the Great. A small village of fisherfolk live here, but the torrential rain makes life hard.
* Whitestone Harbour, another fishing village to the east of the Lonely Light. It is the closest island to the Lonely Light, and at night you can even see the great fire burning from the top of the Lonely Tower.
* Paletree, an uncolonised island to the east. All of the trees on the island are bone-white, and some are thought to be Weirwood trees.
* More to come (WIP)
House Waynwood

**House Waynwood of Ironoaks** is a noble house from Ironoaks in the Vale. They are one of the great noble families sworn to House Arryn. They are known for their insistence on ceremony.

They blazon their arms with a black broken wheel on green.

## History

Wild Wyl Waynwood was a part of Lord Arryn's van during the Battle of the Redgrass Field, and was cut down by Daemon Blackfyre himself.

Elys Waynwood married Alys Arryn, sister of Lord Jon Arryn, and had nine children. One of their daughters married a knight of House Hardyng, and had a son named Harrold Hardyng, who is heir presumptive to House Arryn and a ward of House Waynwood.
Harrion Strickland

## Knight of the Dragonguard

Harrion Strickland is a knight and a member of Aelyx Targaryen's Dragonguard.

## Personality

Harrion is, before all else, a loyal man to his King, Aelyx Targaryen. Having followed the Last Dragonrider for decades, as his forefathers once stood by the Blackfyres, and Aelyx's great-grandfather Aegon.

## Recent History

* Harrion Strickland has recently started upon a journey with Osmund Massey, the Captain-General of the Golden Company.
Lewys Penrose

Lewys Penrose is the current Lord of Parchments, inheriting it after the death of his father.

## Appearance & Character

Not much is really known about Lewys' character, for most can count on one hand the number of times he and his sisters were ever allowed to leave Parchments due to the overbearing influence of his mother.

He is known to enjoy reading, cats, flowers, and the company of his closest family. Large construction projects have started at Parchments under his guidance, though just what these projects entail have been kept under wraps so far.

On the shorter end of things, Lewys shares the rather bright brown hair of his siblings. He is known to dress himself very well, and to constantly smell of flowers.

## History

Born in 376 AC to Marei and Eden Penrose, Lewys was raised in near seclusion in the court of Parchments. His mother, fearing that her precious son (and later sisters) would fall ill forbid them from leaving the castle walls.

Though his father always hoped Lewys would become a great knight and fighter like his uncle, Marq Penrose, it never came to pass. Marei Penrose couldn't bear to see her son holding a horrid sword, instead insisting his knightly education lay in the classics.

Thus Lewys spent days, weeks, years studying and reading about chivalrous knights of old. Though he has made no presumption to think himself a great swordsman, he has resolved to be the best knight in character if nothing else.

Lewys' first adventure outside of Parchments was on a trip to King's Landing to visit his aunt, Cassanna Penrose. During the course of his trip his younger sister, Sansa, fell ill. This only strengthened his mother's belief that her children must be kept safe and secure in Parchments.

Since the death of his father, Marei has travelled to King's Landing, leaving Lewys and his sisters the head of Parchments, finally able to come into their own. Nevertheless, the anti-social tendencies of their mother seem to have rubbed off on them, as little has been heard from any of them.

## Family

* Eden Penrose (Father), 345-396 AC
* Marei Penrose (Mother), 350 AC
* Sansa Penrose (Sister), 378 AC
* Darlessa Penrose (Sister), 388 AC
* Marq Penrose (Uncle), 355 AC
* Queen Cassanna Penrose (Aunt), 367 AC
Leo Lannister of Castamere

Leo is a scion of House Lannister of Castamere and Willem and Jeyne Lannister of Castamere's first son. He is Tygett Lannister's best friend.

## Character & Appearance

Leo is a tall, blue eyed, blond hair knight as most on House Lannister, he is considered handsome by most ladies and a skillful swordsman by most men.

## History

Leo took part at the Tourney of Lannisport in 396 AC, in both the melee competition and the joust; he was eliminated early in the melee and got the second place in the joust competition after a long battle in which he befriended the winner Tygett Lannister.
Jaime Serrett

## A whoremonger

### Lover(s)

Tyanna, serving girlMelissa Hill, clamining to be a bastard of a Westerlands noble

Alys, serving girl

Rhea, serving girl

### Children

Tyanna Serrett ( by his first wife )Marq Serrett ( by his first wife )

Teora Banefort, nee Serrett ( by his first wife )

Samwell Serrett ( by Darlessa )

Sylvia Hill ( by Alys )

Rhea Hill ( by Melissa )

Walder Hill ( by Rhea )

Brandon Hill ( by Tyanna )

### Relatives

House Serrett

Ser **Jaime Serrett** is the brother of the deceased Lord Tyrion Serrett and his castellan. He has been castellan for both his father and nephew, and has been married two times. Currently, he's married to a much younger woman, named Darlessa Falwell, but also has baseborn lovers.
Marin Grafton

## Scion of Gulltown

Marin is the younger sister of Lord Robar Grafton, and the primary caretaker of her niece, Alayne Grafton with whom she is very close. She is two years older than Minisa Grafton, a lady-in-waiting of White Harbor.

## Appearance

She is a pretty girl, but a little bit rough around the edges. She has long wavy brown hair and hazel brown eyes, and a slender and petite build. She is not very ladylike, preferring riding leathers and comfortable dresses over gowns.

## Personality

Marin is a vocal person, known for her spirited and stubborn nature and for being able to talk herself out of trouble. She is usually warm, but like her brother, isn't afraid to be blunt at times. She likes to think of herself as a good person, but she struggles with doing the right thing.

## History

Marin has the gift of voice. Not only does she has a silver tongue and a sharp mind, but she has a beautiful singing voice too, though singing is something she rarely does. As a young girl and even throughout her teenage years, she's struggled with a compulsion to steal, or borrow things for extended periods of times without asking--usually small baubles, figurines, and once even a wood harp from an Oldtown merchant.

Her passion is healing, something she discovered when she assisted the family maester during The Third Targaryen Rebellion with healing injured men at Gulltown. When her brother returned from the war with a wounded hand and arm, she was his chief medic, and after her niece Alayne was born sickly, she became her caretaker.
House Mooton

**House Mooton of Maidenpool** is a noble house from the Riverlands. Their seat of Maidenpool is one of the main ports and trade centers of the Bay of Crabs. According to legend, this was the location where Florian the Fool saw Jonquil for the first time while she was bathing with her sisters.

Their blazon is a red salmon on white, over a white field with a golden tressure. Their motto is "Wisdom and strength".

## History

The Mootons were petty kings in the days of the First Men. The Storm King Monfryd the Mighty defeated a Mooton king and conquered Maidenpool prior to the Andal invasion. King Florian the Brave was killed by Andals in the Fall of Maidenpool. The Mootons of Maidenpool were within the domains of Kings Benedict I Justman and King Torrence Teague, although theriverlands eventually passed first to the Storm Kings under King Arlan III Durrandon and then to House Hoare under King Harwyn Hardhand.

Maidenpool historically failed to conquer Crackclaw Point.

During the War of Conquest Lord Mooton joined Lord Darklyn in opposing Aegon the Conqueror, but both were slain fighting against Aegon's dragons and Orys Baratheon. Lord Mooton's brother, Jon Mooton, then yielded to Aegon. Jon supported theTargaryens in the Field of Fire, slaying men who tried to escape the dragons.

The Mootons began the Dance of the Dragons on the side of Queen Rhaenyra Targaryen and the blacks. Lord Walys Mooton recaptured Rook's Rest for the blacks, but was then slain in a failed attempt to kill King Aegon II Targaryen's dragon, Sunfyre. His brother, Lord Manfryd Mooton, hosted the dragonriders Prince Daemon Targaryen and the dragonseed Nettles, for a time. Manfryd aligned with Aegon and the greens after refusing Rhaenyra's order to kill Nettles. Rhaenyra ordered that a decree of attainder be drawn up against the Mootons, but she soon lost power after the Storming of the Dragonpit. Manfryd served as a regent for King Aegon III Targaryen until his death in 134 AC.

When Lord Bloodraven marched on Whitewalls to quash the Second Blackfyre Rebellion, among the river lords who came in support was Lord Mooton.

House Mooton sided with King Aerys II Targaryen against their liege lord, Hoster Tully, the Lord Paramount of the Trident, during Robert's Rebellion. Ser Myles Mooton, who had been Prince Rhaegar Targaryen's squire, was slain by Lord Robert Baratheon at the Battle of the Bells.

## Recent History

House Mooton surrenders almost immediately after Rhaegar Targaryen's landing at the start of the Second Targaryen Rebellion.
House Stokeworth

**House Stokeworth of Stokeworth** is a noble house from the Crownlands. Sworn to King's Landing, they live at nearby Castle Stokeworth north of the capital.

They blazon their arms with a white lamb holding a golden goblet on a green field. Their motto is "Proud to be Faithful."

## History

Falena Stokeworth was the first of King Aegon IV Targaryen's famous mistresses.

A member of House Stokeworth participated in the Ashford Tourney. Their arms were spotted and identified by Dunk. Sixteen years before the Ashford Tourney, Ser Arlan of Pennytree overthrew Lord Stokeworth at a tourney in a melee at King's Landing.

When Lord Bloodraven marched on Whitewalls to quash the Second Blackfyre Rebellion, among the houses who came in support was House Stokeworth.

Manly Stokeworth was a Commander of the City Watch of King's Landing. Upon his death Janos Slynt was made the new commander.
Damon Kenning

## Biography

Damon was born in Kayce to Harlan and Mira Kenning. Damon never really enjoyed the tasks his parents gave him as a young boy, mainly making the food, or keeping quiet and reading. Damon began to train with the guards, and became especially skilled at riding. One day when Damon was three and ten, him and his cousin snuck away, and stole two swords from the guards’ armoury, one greatsword, and one longsword. Damon bested his cousin in combat easily, using the greatsword but did not realise that the swords were not blunted, removing his cousin’s head in one fell swoop. Damon was allowed to head to a holdfast of his choice the next year, until he was eighteen, at which point he would be sent off to Castle Black. Damon headed to the castle of Grey Glen, in the Vale, where he became an expert at riding. Also, whilst there, he befriended two very young trainees for the castle guard, and ended up persuading them to join him at the Wall, where they became his sidekicks. Damon was very close with the boys.

At eighteen, Damon’s parents sent two riders to escort him to Castle Black, where he became a ranger. Damon has always been a quiet man, but can lead when he wants to, and will, if given the chance, lead the Watch. Damon is an able swordsman, and a beyond able horseman. There is not a chance that Damon would back down against even an Other. Well, maybe, but not after he cut the bugger’s arm off. In the last year, two men also from Grey Glen arrived at the Wall, and Damon took them into his group, creating a clique of Watchmen.

## Timeline

355 AC: Damon is born

363 AC: Damon begins to train with the guards

368 AC: Damon kills his cousin in combat

369 AC: Damon heads to Grey Glen

373 AC: Damon becomes a Ranger at the Wall

398 AC: Present Day

## Family

Harlan Kenning - Father - (d. 375)

Mira Kenning - Mother - (d. 386)

Morric Kenning - Uncle - (d. 390)

Robin Kenning - Cousin - (d. 368)

The Rest of House Kenning of Kayce
Hardcore Minecraft - Season One

## Minecraft Hardcore - Season one

'Hardcore Season One', or dubbed "The First" was only the second upload by KingKameronGames, and aired on the 29th September 2015, and concluded on the 8th October 2015, with only three episodes; making it the shortest season to date. This is currently the only season to not have any sort of twist, as the series was only planned for one season.

## Episodes

*Main Article: List of Minecraft Hardcore Episodes (Season 1)*
House Sunderland

## House Information

### Sigil

Three women's heads, white with black hair, on a barry wavy blue and green field

### Vassals

Borrell, Torrent, Longthorpe

**House Sunderland of the Three Sisters** rules the Three Sisters, three islands located in the Bite. They reside in Sisterton, although their castle has not been mentioned. The Sunderlands are sworn to House Arryn of the Eyrie.

House Sunderland blazons their arms with three women's heads, white with black hair, on barry wavy blue and green.

## History

While Aegon the Conqueror was invading the Seven Kingdoms, the Three Sisters rebelled against King Ronnel Arryn and named as their queen Marla Sunderland. After the Conquest, however, the Sistermen deposed Marla and her brother submitted to Aegon I.

During the Dance of the Dragons, Prince Jacaerys Velaryon gained Houses Borrell and Sunderland for the blacks during his visit to Sisterton.

Lord Sunderland led the Sistermen fighting for House Blackfyre during the First Blackfyre Rebellion in 195-196 AC. He attended the Whitewalls tourneyin 211 AC that was to launch the Second Blackfyre Rebellion.

## Recent History

The current Lord, Stevron Sunderland has made many reforms, predominately to further solidify the outlawing of wrecking and reaving. He has also worked to strengthen ties to the Faith, and overturn the association of the Sisters with piracy, pushing instead for the area to become a strong trade port.

This was done after a mass hanging of pirates conducted by the Crown which resulted in the execution of lord Stevron's younger brother, as well as many other men from the Houses of Sisterton.

Shortly after, in 360AC, his Father died, raising Stevron to Lordship, thus allowing him to begin putting his reforms in place.

In 375AC, Lady Meera Borell, Lord Stervon's wife, contracted greyscale. Fearful that she may infect her family, she left for Essos. Aron Sunderland left shortly after in pursuit in an attempt to retrieve her, not returning for two years. After his arrival back at the Three Sisters, Aron was ordered by his Father to journey the Seven Kingdoms in search of a bride, for Lord Stevron desired his son to settle down and secure the Sunderland line further. This search has as of yet, however, been unfruitful.
Robert Lannister of Castamere

Robert Lannister of Castamere is a member of House Lannister of Castamere was the eldest brother of Tyland Lannister of Castamere and Rohanne Lannister of Castamere, he was born in 3 AC. Robert was married to Jeyla Sarsfield. The couple had two children Gerold Lannister of Castamere and Walder Lannister of Castamere. Robert died in 380 AC of a fever.
Loras Tyrell

## Lord of Highgarden

Loras was the nephew of Lord Lorent Tyrell and the only healthy child born to Lord Garlan Tyrell and his wife, Vera Redwyne. Due to his youthful appearance, he was referred to as "The Young Lord" his whole life, and leading up to his death. He was briefly married to Lynesse Chester, with whom he was betrothed to as a child.

## Appearance

It was said that Loras had his mother's looks, but his father's personality. His hair was brown, and his eyes were the classic Tyrell honey. He was of middling height and was thin, with a youthful, boyish face. He wore his heart on his sleeve, so it was never difficult to guess his feelings or thoughts on any matter.

## Personality

Loras was much like his father, in some ways. Arrogant at times, vain, extremely stubborn, and he believed he was invincible despite having only basic knowledge with the sword. He enjoyed tourneys and feasts. More than anything, he loved the thrill of the fight, but hated losing. For that reason, his peers would often let him win in spars, and his teachers swore on his improvement.

## History

Loras was born in 360, and became Lord of Highgarden at the beginning of the Great Schism in 375 at just fifteen, when his father died of sickness. He is the fourth child born to his parents, but the only one to survive to adulthood. He was spoiled growing up, and adopted his father's arrogance and vanity, but also his mother's caring nature.

He was married to Lynesse Chester, but the two were not able to conceive a child, and Loras died at the Battle of Red Lake at the end of 377 when the Lannisters tried to invade the seat of House Crane, Red Lake. He was killed in a fight said to have lasted mere seconds by Lyonel Lannister. Despite urging from his men to retreat from an opponent clearly more skilled than he was, Loras charged Lyonel and was defeated in three strikes.

Following his death, his widow was given gold considerations paid by House Lannister and likely remarried. His uncle, Lorent Tyrell, succeeded him as the Lord of Highgarden, and his cousin and close friend Gawen became the new heir of Highgarden.

## Relationships

Loras had a good relationship with his family, especially his mother Vera and his Redwyne cousins, and his uncle Andrew Tyrell. He had no siblings or children of his own, but was close with his cousins Gawen, Amarei, and Alicent.
Markus Grimm

## Biography

Markus Grimm was born to Lord Michael Grimm and Lady Clementine Grimm in the year 379, where his birth had certain complications, for you see once his parents had learned that they were having a child, Clementine grew obsessed with mothering the most beautiful and gorgeous child to ever grace the Seven Kingdoms. As means to this end, she sent for some less-than-respectable alchemists to concoct a potion that when ingested would assure her child to be not only good looking, but positively godly in appearance. Despite its success, the drawbacks of such a volatile concoction were not discussed, and upon Markus' birth, his parents were initially horrified that he wasn't crying, nor making any sounds at all. It was only after a few minutes did they realise their child was very much alive, only with the notable absence of a voice.

As the years passed, Markus learned how to read and write in order to counter his lack of speech, and well. He spent hours each day reading all the books he could get his hands on, much to the grief of the various girls his age outside the high castle's walls. His skill with the pen was undeniable, and it didn't take long for his abilities to flourish; he could mimic others' styles with to an impressive degree, and made this painfully apparent as he spread chaos throughout the castle, forging orders or deliberately setting up disarray. He enjoyed it, and his parents found his eagerness for discord as a sign he'd one day be a great strategist.

By age 10, he had already powered through all the books he had in his home, and began from then on researching other things. His curious mind lead him towards arts of the trade, specifically craftsmanship. Markus snuck into the blacksmiths working area several times within a week, upon finding out, Lord Michael decided it would be best to monitor rather than restrict his curiosity; and so, he began training his son in the arts of blacksmithing. Between lessons, sleep, reading, and/or writing, the young Grimm spent his days out in the forests around the castle. Over time, he learned exactly how to make the animals treat him as their own, his innate curiosity and determination lead to him having notoriously good skill when it came to animals.

Unfortunately, Markus' nearly perfect life was shattered when his parents grew ill with the plague that had recently spread to Castle Grimston, and they caught the plague in a very bad way. Both his parents were elderly and weak, and the maester told Markus that their chances of survival were slim, if that. With a heavy heart, Markus gave the order to the guards. His parents would suffer no more. That night, Markus became the last Scion of the house Grimm.

## Timeline

379 A.C.: Birth

386 A.C.: Learned to read, and began learning to hunt

388 A.C.: Learned swordsmanship and riding

389 A.C.: Began learning to smith

394 A.C.: Learned how to peacefully communicate with animals

398 A.C.: Parents grew ill and died. Markus becomes last Scion of house Grimm.

## Family

Lord Michael Grimm, Father [Died 398 A.C.]

Lady Clementine Grimm, Mother [Died 398 A.C.]
House Toland

**House Toland of Ghost Hill** is a Dornish noble house sworn to Sunspear, one of the Martells' principal bannermen. Its seat is Ghost Hill.

Their arms depict a green dragon biting its tail on gold, the dragon symbolising that time has no beginning and no end.

## History

The Tolands successfully resisted the dragons of Aegon the Conqueror during the War of Conquest. The Lord Toland at the time sent out his champion to face Aegon. After Aegon slew the man, he learned that the man was Lord Toland's mad fool, and that Lord Toland himself had escaped. In later days, the Tolands would take a new banner, showing a dragon biting its own tail, with the colors green in gold in memory of the motley of their brave fool. Prior to the dragon, the Toland banners displayed a ghost.

## Current Members

* Lewyn Toland (b. 354), Lord of Ghost Hill
	+ Ellaria Dalt (b. 360), his wife
	+ Trebor Sand (b. 371), his son by a whore from Planky Town
	+ Andrey Toland (b. 377), his legitimate son and heir
	+ Mariah Toland (b. 381), his daughter
	+ Teora Toland (b. 383), his daughter
	+ Trystane Toland (b. 388), his youngest son
* Quentyn "Quint" Toland (b. 357), brother to Lord Lewyn Toland and Marshal of the Iron Order in Dorne
	+ Obella Ladybright, his wife
	+ Maron Toland (b. 375), his son
	+ Dorea Toland (b. 380), his daughter

## Household

* Trebor Sand (b. 371), bastard son of Lewyn Toland, Master-at-Arms (Duelist)
* Doran Dalt (b. 333), Steward of Ghost Hill (Leadership)
* Maester Florian (b. 350), Maester of Ghost Hill (Administrator)
* Ysilla (b. 382), of the Greenblood, Handmaiden to Mariah Toland (Autodidactic)
House Qorgyle

**House Qorgyle of Sandstone** is a noble house from Sandstone in western Dorne. They are sworn to House Martell of Sunspear.

Their arms are three black scorpions over red.

## History

The Qorgyles were adventuring Andals who settled in the deep dunes and sands of Dorne.

During Nymeria's War the Qorgyles supported House Yronwood against House Nymeros Martell.

It was rumored that Lord Qorgyle arranged the murder by scorpion of Lord Lyonel Tyrell.

Lord Commander Qorgyle was the predecessor of Lord Jeor Mormont as commander of the Night's Watch. Prince Oberyn Martell was fostered at Sandstone as a child.
House Piper

**House Piper of Pinkmaiden** is one of the chief noble houses from the riverlands. Its seat at Pinkmaiden Castle is located close to the border with the westerlands.

Their blazon is a pink dancing maiden in a swirl of white silk, over blue. Their motto is "Brave and Beautiful."

## History

During Aegon's Conquest, the Pipers joined Aegon the Conqueror against Harren the Black.

Lord Piper's bailiff hanged Jack-Be-Lucky's father.

An unnamed daughter of Lord Piper was the third wife of Lord Quellon Greyjoy. They had one son, Robin Greyjoy. When her stepson, Urrigon Greyjoy, lost half his hand during the finger dance, she had her maester try to sew back the missing fingers, instead of sealing the wound with fire and seawater. The wound became infected, however, and Urrigon died. She later died in childbirth.
Rohanne Tyrell

## Scion of House Tyrell

Rohanne Tyrell is the second daughter of Gawen Tyrell and Rhea Fossoway. Her grandparents are Lord Lorent Tyrell and Gladys Oakheart. She is the younger sister of Alerie Tyrell, and the half-sister of Darrin, Lucas, and Renly Tyrell.

## Appearance

She has a strong resemblance to her older sister. Her hair and eyes are medium brown. She is considered beautiful by many in the Reach, like her mother was. She is fond of dresses and jewelry.

## Personality

Rohanne enjoys the fine arts. Music, painting, dancing. She is a courtier at heart as she enjoys court intrigue and the atmosphere. She is imaginative and curious. She enjoys the company of others, and is the far less serious between her and her sister.

Rohanne is carefree, naive, and sociable. She does not like to think about the consequences of her actions, unless it directly affects her family in some way.

## History

Rohanne Tyrell was born 381 AC, the second daughter to Gawen Tyrell and Rhea Fossoway. She is the granddaughter of Lord Lorent Tyrell and Lady Gladys Oakheart. Her elder sister by one year is Alerie Tyrell, and she is the half-sister of Darrin, Lucas, and Renly Tyrell. Her mother took her own life only weeks after her birth, rendering her only knowledge of her mother to the comments of how much her *beauty* is reminiscent of her. She does not like to think about her mother, however, especially the circumstances of her death. Instead, she grew rather close to her stepmother, Alysanne Crane.

Rohanne was a shy child, but broke out of her shell as she matured into a beautiful young woman. She is well versed in *courtly* manner and rather enjoys the life of a Lady. She is happy, carefree, and naive; she has a great fondness for music and dancing, is enthralled by tales of adventure, and plays *cyvasse* with the best of them. Blessed with her mother's beauty, she enjoys the attention she receives.

Since the age of 14, she has been Lady-in-waiting for Queen Cassanna Penrose, of whom she is very fond. King's Landing, while not as scenic as Highgarden, has fulfilled her love for being at court. She does her best to do her family proud and do honor to the Tyrell name, but she enjoys more than her fair share of fun in life, choosing to enjoy herself rather than fretting over the consequences.

## Timeline

381 AC: Born to Gawen Tyrell and Rhea Fossoway. Weeks later, Rhea takes her own life.

382 AC: Father Gawen remarries to Alysanne Crane.

392 AC: Begins to mature, finding a passion for court and the life of a lady.

394 AC: Alysanne Crane passes away.

395 AC: Goes to King's Landing to serve as the Queen's Lady-in-waiting.

## Family Tree

Lord Lorent Tywell, grandfather

Lady Gladys Oakheart, grandmother

Gawen Tyrell, father

Rhea Fossoway, mother (deceased)

Alysanne Crane, stepmother (deceased)

Alerie Tyrell, sister

Darrin Tyrell, half-brother

Lucas Tyrell, half-brother

Renly Tyrell, half-brother
House Royce of Harrenhal

**House Royce of Harrenhal** is a noble house in the Riverlands.

After the deaths of House Blackberry to dragonfire in the 2nd Targaryen Rebellion and House Tally to the Great Spring Sickness of 355, a tourney was held for the lordship of Harrenhal, with Ser Andar Royce, third son of the Hand of the King, taking home the prize.

The Lord Andar set to work to repair the castle, while the melted stone could not be replaced, most of the gorund work has refurbished the castle to a beautiful, gothic, look. This work was continued by Andar's son Robyn after his passing.
House Reed

**House Reed of Greywater Watch** is a noble house from Greywater Watch, and one of the principal families in the north. They rule the crannogmen, small men who live in swamps and marshes in the Neck.

Their arms are a black lizard-lion on grey-green.

## History

According to a semi-canon source, the Reeds descend from the First Men. The Reeds first swore their oaths of fealty to House Stark when the Starks were Kings in the North, thousands of years ago.

Howland Reed was one of the six companions of Eddard Stark that went with him to the Tower of Joy, and the only one that survived the fight against the three members of Aerys II Targaryen's Kingsguard. Eddard said that he would not have survived the battle if it were not for Howland. He is said to have remained in the Neck since the end of Robert's Rebellion.
Lonely Light

## The Lonely Light

The **Lonely Light** is the smallest island of the eight major Iron Islands. It is the seat of House Farwynd of the Lonely Light.

While most of the Iron Islands lie in Ironman's Bay, there is a smaller group of thirteen islands clustered around the Lonely Light lying eight days sail northwest of Great Wyk. It lies well into the Sunset Sea and is probably the westernmost location in the Known World. The Lonely Light is surrounded by rookeries of seals and sea lions and ocean.

The Lonely Light is home to the Order of Firetenders, as well as an extensive library. 'The Lonely Tower' is the fortification on the island, whereas the village below is simply known as 'The Lonely Light'. The Lonely Tower is built of a queer black stone, slightly oiled to the touch. The majority of the tower is made of this stone, aside from where repairs have been made over the years.

About two hundred people live in the Lonely Tower, and about a thousand people live elsewhere on the Lonely Light.