Rasar Uller

The Lord of Hellholt

Lord

Dyanna Uller

Ulrick Uller

**Rasar Uller** is the current Lord of House Uller, and was a commander in the Yronwood Army through his youth (notably when it was suspected he would not inherit). Born to Lord Mors Uller and his lady-wife, (to be announced) he was the second son of his father. Whilst his elder brother Parmen was more reserved, and preferred the art of a bow, at a young age, Rasar had grown tall and strong, and often took great delight in participating in melees and duels. Preferring a heavy two-handed weapon to the elegance and grace of a shortsword, Rasar would take great delight in smashing and crashing through people with his war-hammer.

Participating in both the third and the fourth Dornish wars, having fought in the third was as a commander in the Yronwood army - he was known for his cruel disposition to wounded and captured soldiers of the Iron Throne, though he would not target knights and instead focused his cruelty upon peasants, executing wounded Andals with his mighty hammer.

Rasar was never heir apparent but gained the seat of Lordship in a controversial incident in which his nephew was set upon by a group of rogues and was summarily brutally tortured and executed. Publically, Rasar went on to 'declare war' against the bandits in his lands and routed out a few known lairs for criminals and outlaws, effectively beginning his purge, however, some would speculate that his men, at times, had been acting more like bandits that certain groups that he had targetted; who would not attack civilian populations and instead raid rich merchants.

As Rasar descended into old age, he has increasingly become eccentric, and erratic and unhinged in his personal life; but to the most of Dorne, Hellholt had remained as it had always been. The land of the *half mad, and the half worse.*

## Early Life

Throughout his life, Mors Uller had been an ultimately inoffensive ruler, though, under his rule, decadence had grown. Bandits preyed upon merchants within his lands, and unlike the other leaders of House Uller that were ultimately feared, Mors Uller was quite unlike those others. However, the burning of Hellholt was in fresh memory, and his attempts to bolster ties with the Iron Throne was met with an outcry, even though the hard-core Rhoynar extremists within his council who had participated in the event in which Rhaenys I was shot out of the sky. Bullied into backing out of his plans, it was apparent that Mors Uller was weak.

His sons, however; seemed to be of a different brood. Parmen Uller was the first child, and Rasar Uller the second - Parmen was good with a bow, an intellectual and looked kindly upon by the maidens of the sub-realm. Parmen had no issue in winning the affection of maidens, and much like the Andals that Rasar had grown to dislike so much, attend tournaments even through his youth.

Rasar was often noted to be charismatic, however, even if he had lacked the grace of his brother. Boisterous, most often the most eccentric character in the room, Rasar had wanted to seek out his own destiny; spoke to his father about leaving the castle to see more of Dorne and squire. He was sent to the Red Mountains, to squire for Yorick Yronwood.

A dumb brute was the reputation that Rasar had earned during his stay in Yronwood, but he was still seen in fond grace by the family. Speaking in an accent others in Dorne saw as endearingly stupid, Rasar's stature and build only added to the image that he gave out, and it was one that he was happy to wear. However, his conduct, including the execution of peasants with hammers to avoid the repercussions that would befall him if he had executed noble knights were seen as; excessive. Without taking a bride for himself, but having fathered several bastards with serving girls and most notably, the daughter of a Lyseni merchant. Rasar left Yronwood, to explore the world - taking on his new bride with him, a Qorgyle girl, who he often left at a manse in the free city of Lys - only returning to father another child, or rest after a campaign or a mission. Avoiding the Iron Throne, the Dornishman traveled to the North and the Iron Islands, and later went on to join the employ of a mercenary company within the Free City of Lys, and for ten years, he reaved, raped and murdered his way around Essos, though the extent of his crimes remained a mystery. News of his father's demise had spread to him at this point, as he returned to Lys after a campaign in the far-east. That would mean his brother was Lord - with his ten-year-old heir. Rasar would not return to Westeros --- not yet. Yet, his brother too had grown sickly after being wounded in a tournament. Rasar had begun to stockpile gold, riches and most notably; poison.

On one night, beneath a full moon, he told his eldest daughter, Ashara, she would one day be a lady in her own right, and that the girl, a maiden of twelve-and-ten would one day be the most powerful woman in Dorne.

## Return to Sender

In the year of 83 AC, news of another Skirmish between Dorne and the Iron Throne had reached Rasar, and after a humiliating defeat in his company, he returned to Dorne, and rode to his home, with his four legitimate children, and several bastards. Parmen I was perplexed to see his brother return but nevertheless welcomed him home, with much hesitance. Rasar had never been a notable commander but was known to be a figure that men could rally around, and a man who craved a fight. Bringing with him the skills learned in the free cities, Rasar fought alongside the Yronwoods in the war, and when Martell's peace came into place, he returned home, peacefully. Hellholt had always held prejudice against Andals, but ever since spending some time in the free cities, Rasar's had increased drastically, and he had taken a strong hatred to those who dwelt within the Iron Throne, and coolness towards those in Dorne. However, once again he peacefully submit to his brother but often spent time traveling around Dorne as well. Within a period of five years, his brother had succumbed to illness - and Parmen the Second had inherited. The boy was young, unmarried and brash.

And within five months of his rule, when the boy and his mother were returning home from a feast, they were targetted by a number of rogue knights, who outnumbered his own guard by twenty to two. However, they swore upon their honor as knights to treat them well should they surrender. And after handing over their weapons, the four travelers were brutally tortured to death and left to rot in the sand.

Was the attack aimed at Rasar?

Had Parmen offended another noble?

Was it a robbery gone wrong?

Was it men of the Reach?

Was *it Rasar?*

There remains no clear answer to this question, but now something changed. Rasar was the Lord of Hellholt now.

Ever since his reign has remained silent, with the occasional flamboyant story making headway across feasts and taverns in Dorne. But can you trust every story you hear?

## Appearance and Character

Though in old age he has put weight on, Rasar is still an imposing figure who lingers above many at 6'4, with huge hands and broad shoulders. Though at one stage in his life, he was considered comely. Rasar is covered in a number of scars and indentures from his years as a soldier. Rasar is known to be cruel, eccentric and downright bizarre at times.

## Family

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