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Battle in the waters off Gulltown

Both fleets destroyed

Factions|  **House Targaryen*** House Velaryon

A battle in the waters off Gulltown was a major naval battle during Aegon's Conquest. It resulted in the failure of the invasion of the Vale of Arryn and the destruction of both Arryn and Targaryen fleets.

## Prelude

Aegon Targaryen, Lord of Dragonstone, made known his intentions of conquering Westeros and unifying the Seven Kingdoms under his rule. Sharra Arryn, Queen Regent for her son, Ronnel Arryn, the King of Mountain and Vale, sent a portrait of herself to Aegon and offered her hand in marriage with the condition Aegon would make Ronnel his heir, but Aegon refused.

## Battle

After being crowned at the mouth of the Blackwater Rush, King Aegon sent his fleet commanded by Daemon Velaryon to take Gulltown, the city of the Vale of Arryn. Daemon was accompanied by Aegon's sister, Visenya Targaryen.

The Arryn's hastily assembled a fleet to meet the Targaryens. Their fleet was augmented by a dozen Braavosi warships.

The Targaryen and Arryn fleets met in the waters off Gulltown. The Arryns were able to destroy the Targaryen fleet and Daemon was killed. Visenya's dragon, Vhagar, burned the Arryn fleet in response. The battle was a tactical draw since both fleets were destroyed, but a strategic defeat for the Targaryens since they were unable to take Gulltown.

## Aftermath

Though the Targaryens lost the battle, the Sistermen on the Three Sisters revolted against House Arryn after the destruction of its fleet and named Marla Sunderland their queen.
Roland Lannister

Lord of Casterly Rock

Shield of Lannisport

Warden of the West

Daughter - Cerelle Lannister**†**

Bastard Son - Tybolt Hill

Bastard Daughter - Joyce Goldemere

**Roland Lannister** is Lord of Casterly Rock and Warden of the West.

## Appearance

Roland Lannister is a man in his fifties, and has lost all the gold in his hair. He sports a finely-groomed balbo beard. However, his expressive eyes are still a bright and vibrant emerald colour. He has a notably pointed jaw and a prominent brow. He is considered to have been handsome in his youth. Due to a life of temperance and modest appetites, he remains a healthy man, and still wears the same well-made clothes as when he was a younger man, with golden thread and clasps.

## Biography

### Background

Roland Lannister was raised as the firstborn son of Tymeric Lannister. At some point, he developed a relationship with Gabelle Westerling, which would result in her having his twins in 138 A.C. Although they were bastards, Roland entrusted his only living children to House Reyne. His daughter, Joyce, would be sent to King's Landing in 142 A.C., to be warded by Reynard, and his son, Tybolt, would be sent to Castamere, where he would be raised by Lyonel.
King of Mountain and Vale

**King of Mountain and Vale** was the title held by the monarchs of the Vale of Arryn from House Arryn until Aegon's Conquest. The title referred to the Vale proper and the surrounding Mountains of the Moon.

## History

The first king to unite most of the Vale was the last Bronze King, Robar II Royce, during the Andal invasion of Westeros. With Andals having conquered three-quarters of the Vale, Robar united the houses and clans of the First Men in resistance and became High King of the Vale, the Fingers, and the Mountains of the Moon. However, Robar and the First Men were defeated by Ser Artys Arryn, a young Andal called the Falcon Knight, in the Battle of Seven Stars. The Vale was renamed the Vale of Arryn in Artys's honor. He became the first King of Mountain and Vale, and his Falcon Crown was passed down from Arryn to Arryn.

The Arryn kings fostered trade, and Gulltown grew into one of the largest cities in Westeros. King Roland I Arryn began construction of the Eyrie. King Hugh Arryn took Pebble, while King Hugo Arryn conquered the Paps. King Alester II Arryn married Arwen Upcliff, adding the Witch Isle to the Arryn kingdom. In the War Across the Water after the Rape of the Three Sisters, the Arryns warred with the Kings of Winter for a thousand years.

Some Arryns warred with the Riverlands; King Roland II Arryn was ultimately beheaded by King Tristifer IV Mudd. The Bloody Gate protected the Vale from three failed invasions launched from the riverlands by Halleck Hoare, King of the Isles and the Rivers.

The last King of Mountain and Vale was Ronnel Arryn, a boy-king whose mother, Sharra, submitted to Visenya Targaryen during Aegon's Conquest. The Arryns have since served the Iron Throne as Protectors of the Vale and Wardens of the East.

## Known Kings of Mountain and Vale

The exact line of succession is as yet unknown.

* King Artys I Arryn, called the Falcon Knight and also conflated with the Winged Knight, the first King of Mountain and Vale
* King Roland I Arryn
* King Osric V Arryn
* King Roland II Arryn
* King Robin Arryn
* King Hugh Arryn, called the Fat
* King Hugo Arryn, called the Hopeful
* King Alester II Arryn
* King Mathos II Arryn
* King Osgood Arryn, called the Old Falcon
* King Oswin Arryn, called the Talon
* King Oswell I Arryn
* King Ronnel Arryn, called the King Who Flew, the last lawful King of Mountain and Vale
* King Jonos Arryn, who rose in rebellion against King Aenys Targaryen and declared himself King of Mountain and Vale
Paige Hyland

Paige Mackenzie Hyland was a student at CCTR. She started attending 5th grade, and left during 7th grade.

## Education

* CCTR United Intermediate (5th grade)
* CCTR United Middle (6-7)

## Interests

Paige started dancing when she was 2, along with her older sister, Brooke. Her favorite dance styles are acro, jazz, and gymnastics. She joined the volleyball team. Paige likes to work out and attended weightlifting classes several times a week.

## School Activities

* Dance
* Gymnastics
* Volleyball
* Weightlifting

## Friends

* Chloe Lukasiak
* Kendall Vertes
* Mackenzie Ziegler
* Maddie Ziegler
* Nia Sioux

## Relatives

* Brooke Hyland
* Josh Hyland
King of the Andals, the Rhoynar, and the First Men

**King of the Andals, the Rhoynar, and the First Men** is the first title born by the monarch of the Seven Kingdoms of Westeros, who rules from the Iron Throne in the Red Keep of King's Landing.

## History

Originally crowned as King of All Westeros and Shield of His People by his sister-wife Rhaenys, Aegon I Targaryen abandoned these titles when he was crowned by the High Septon at the Starry Sept of Oldtown as "*King of the Andals, the Rhoynar, and the First Men, Lord of the Seven Kingdoms, and Protector of the Realm*". This title indicated that Aegon claimed authority over even the Dornish, despite their successful resistance to House Targaryen in Aegon's Conquest and the First Dornish War.

At the start of the Dance of the Dragons, Prince Daemon Targaryen crowned his wife, Rhaenyra Targaryen, as Queen of the Andals, the Rhoynar, and the First Men, in opposition to Rhaenyra's half-brother, Aegon II Targaryen. The civil war ended with Rhaenyra and Aegon II both dead and Rhaenyra's son, Aegon III, sitting the Iron Throne for less than a week.
Hedge Knight

A **hedge knight** is a wandering knight without a master. Hedge knights travel the length and breadth of the Seven Kingdoms looking for gainful employment.

## Culture

Hedge knights are so named because most of their worldly wealth is in their arms and horses and they generally must sleep outdoors, often under a hedge. Contrary to landed knights, hedge knights own no land. Most hedge knights travel in search of employment and often attend tourneys to earn money and display their prowess in hopes of being hired and making a name for themselves. Hedge knights often join the hosts of lords and the royal processions of kings. Most hedge knights are younger men.

Although many strive to be chivalrous true knights, hedge knights are often mistrusted and considered disreputable. The term "hedge knight" is considered disparaging. Some warriors can be described as up-jumped hedge knights. Less scrupulous hedge knights put their martial training to use by resorting to banditry, becoming robber knights.

## History

Ser Humfrey the Mummer, a hedge knight, was named by Queen Visenya Targaryen as one of the first members of the Kingsguard.

During the Faith Militant uprising, Ser Horys Hill led Poor Fellows from the Westerlands.

The disreputable Ser Perkin the Flea crowned Trystane Truefyre during the Dance of the Dragons.

Ser Lucan of Lannisport was a hedge knight until he found service in the Kingsguard.

## Known hedge knights

* Ser Bramm of Blackhull
* Ser Guyle the Cunning
* Ser Horys Hill
* Ser Humfrey the Mummer
* Ser Lucan of Lannisport
* Ser Perkin the Flea
* Ser Samgood of Sour Hill
Yielding of Rosby

The yielding of Rosby ocurred quite early in Aegon's Conquest, shortly after the landing of the Conqueror. Following the construction of the Aegonfort, Aegon I dispatched his wives Rhaenys and Visenya to secure the submission of nearby castles.

Rosby, the seat of House Rosby, submitted to Rhaenys, who approached the castle atop Meraxes, submitted without a fight.
Master of Laws

The **Master of Laws**, later called the **Justiciar**, is the King's advisor relating to the administration of justice and is a member of the Small Council in King's Landing.

## History

The first Master of Laws was Lord Triston Massey, appointed by King Aegon I Targaryen.

In 49 A.C., King Jaehaerys I Targaryen and his Small Council summon Lord Prentys Tully of Riverrun to court to serve as Master of Laws. After King Jaehaerys reaches his majority, he dismisses Lord Prentys in favour of Lord Albin Massey, one of the first lords who had sought out King Jaehaerys during his "exile" on Dragonstone. Lord Albin still served as Master of Laws by 54 A.C.

By 80 A.C., Lord Rodrik Arryn had served as Master of Coin and Lord Justiciar for twenty years. He left court in 80 A.C., following his marriage to Princess Daella Targaryen, and was replaced in the office the following year by Prince Aemon Targaryen, possibly until his death in 92 A.C.

In 104 A.C., Prince Daemon Targaryen, the brother of King Viserys I Targaryen, is named as Master of Laws, but is dismissed from the office after half a year when Hand of the King, Otto Hightower, convinces the king to do so. To replace Daemon, King Viserys I names Lord Lyonel Strong to the office in 105 A.C. Lord Lyonel serves until he is named Hand of the King in 109 A.C. By 129 A.C., Lord Jasper Wylde, known as Ironrod, served as Master of Laws. He continued to hold his position under King Aegon II Targaryen and served on his Green Council. He was one of the few Small Council members remaining in King's Landing when the city fell to the forces of Rhaenyra Targaryen in 130 A.C., and was executed shortly after by Rhaenyra.

In 144 A.C., Lady Jeyne Tully was named to the Small Council as Mistress of Laws.

## List of known Masters of Laws

* Lord Triston Massey, the first master of laws, who served King Aegon I Targaryen.
* Lord Prentys Tully, appointed by King Jaehaerys I Targaryen in 49 A.C. and dismissed in 50 A.C.
* Lord Albin Massey, who served King Jaehaerys I Targaryen, starting in 50 A.C.
* Lord Rodrik Arryn, who served King Jaehaerys I Targaryen as both master of laws and justiciar from 60 A.C. to 81 A.C.
* Prince Aemon Targaryen, who served his father, King Jaehaerys I Targaryen, as both master of laws and justiciar from 81 A.C.
* Prince Daemon Targaryen, who served his brother, King Viserys I Targaryen, as master of laws for half a year in 104 A.C.
* Lord Lyonel Strong, who served King Viserys I Targaryen as master of laws from 105 A.C., until 109 A.C., when he was named as Hand of the King.
* Lord Jasper Wylde, the Ironrod, who served King Viserys I Targaryen and King Aegon II Targaryen.
* Lady Jeyne Tully, served King Aeric I Targaryen in 144 A.C.
Kristy Thomas

Kristin Amanda "Kristy" Thomas is an 8th grader at CCTR. She started attending as a 7th grader. She is a tomboy and is known for being very bossy at times, especially during gym class. Kristy can be a loudmouth and say things that she doesn't mean.

## Interests

Kristy is a tomboy and is very athletic, with her favorite sport being softball.

## Friends

* Dawn Schafer
* Claudia Kishi
* Jessi Ramsey
* Mallory Pike
* Mary Anne Spier
* Stacey McGill

## Relatives

* Andrew Brewer
* Charlie Thomas
* David Michael Thomas
* Emily Michelle Brewer
* Karen Brewer
* Sam Thomas
Rayn Greyjoy

Son of the Sea Wind

Captain of the Leviathan

Brother - Sigfryd Greyjoy**†**

Brother - Harlan Greyjoy**†**

Brother - Ygon Greyjoy**†**

Brother - Uller Greyjoy**†**

Sister - Freya Greyjoy

**Rayn Greyjoy** is the last living son of Ragnor Greyjoy, and the Lord Reaper of Pyke. He is also the captain of the Leviathan.

## Appearance

Rayn has the typical Greyjoy appearance of being slender, with dark hair, like his sister, the only difference is that Rayn's eyes are a laughing green. His hair is cropped short and he is described as a man full-grown. He is seen to wear a woollen tunic and thick, steel-studded leathers. He wore an axe and a sword at his belt.

## Biography

Rayn left the Iron Islands in or around 134 A.C., and would not return for many years, which is why he escaped judgement at the hands of the Targaryens.

### *The Reign of Dragons*

Rayn arrives in King's Landing aboard the Leviathan with his crew, where he meets Freya for the first time in over a decade. After a tense stand-off with Maelor, he is allowed to return to the Iron Islands with her. In a conversation following their departure from the Crownlands, Rayn is evasive in answering Freya's questions about where he's been all this time, and yet left aghast at just how little she knows or understands about the Ironborn culture and lifestyle. He attempts to procure horses upon arriving in Lordsport, but after swiftly being confused for a Wynch of Iron Holt, sends Freya to go looking for them elsewhere. When they arrive at Pyke only to find it occupied by some Wynchs, Rayn and his crew quickly slaughter all of them excepting their leader after they mistreat Freya. He tries to pressure his sister into killing one of the men who'd wronged her a little earlier in the conversation, but Freya is unable to go through with it, and so Rayn murders him in her stead. Not long after, Rayn and Freya are joined at Pyke by their maternal uncle, Dagon Botley and his bastard daughter, Kata. There, Dagon brings them up to speed on the current state of the Iron Islands and, upon learning the Seastone Chair might still be in one piece, advises Rayn to reclaim it. With a new task at hand, Rayn and his men then depart the scene, taking Kata with them.

## Personality

Extraordinarily cavalier and callous, Rayn seems to have been unaffected by news of his family's death. However, he does seem to hold his sister in some regard, as he openly states he is willing to fight for her return. Described by his sister as having an "*air of authority*", Rayn is shown to induce loyalty, such as when his entire crew pick up arms upon a simple whistle and seem to be ready to fight.
King of the Rock

**King of the Rock** was the title used by the monarchs from House Lannister who ruled the western hills and valleys of Westeros that is now the Westerlands. The capital of the Kingdom of the Rock was Casterly Rock near Lannisport.

## History

The Lannisters trace their descent back to Lann the Clever, a trickster from the Age of Heroes who allegedly tricked the Casterlys out of Casterly Rock. There is no record of Lann calling himself king, although some have granted him the title posthumously. The first recorded King of the Rock was Loreon the Lion, who added the lands of House Reyne to his land and defeated House Banefort.

While King Tybolt Lannister defended the Westerlands from the early Andal invasion, Kings Tyrion II and Gerold II allowed the Andals to marry into westermen nobility. An Andal knight, Joffrey Lydden, married into the Lannisters and, as King Joffrey Lannister, was the first Andal King of the Rock.

With Andal support, the Kings of the Rock expanded their realm. King Cerion conquered the land near the Golden Tooth, while King Tommen I added Fair Isle to the kingdom. Many Kings of the Rock, including Lancel I, Gerold the Great, and Lancel IV, warred with neighboring realms, including the Kingdom of the Reach, the ironborn kings of the Iron Islands, and the river kings of the Trident.

The last King of the Rock was Loren I, who bent the knee to Aegon the Conqueror after being defeated at the Field of Fire. While House Gardener was extinguished and replaced with House Tyrell during Aegon's Conquest, the Lannisters remained in control of the Westerlands and became House Targaryen's Wardens of the West.
Name days

A name day, or name-day, is the Westerosi equivalent to a birthday.

## Culture

The day a child is born, he or she is also given a name that day, so a person's age is counted with their name day as the start. The only exception is free folk births, as they consider it bad luck to name their children before the age of two.

In the Faith of the Seven, newborns are named in a sept and anointed with the seven oils. Newborn children among the ironborn may be drowned on their name day.

A person celebrating their name day may receive gifts from friends and family, and a feast may be held for them. A tourney may be held to celebrate a prince or king or noble's name day.

In Westeros, a person reaches their age of majority on their sixteenth name day, after which they are considered "a man grown" or "a woman grown".

There are expressions such as "naked as his/her name day" and "wearing their name day suits" or "in her name day gown". The latter two phrases are the equivalent of the real-world expression "birthday suit", meaning wearing no clothes at all.

There is a song called "The Name Day Boy".
Stone Way

The **Stone Way** is a treacherous pass that runs through the Red Mountains, connecting Dorne and the Stormlands. The name is a colloquial name, with the Boneway being its official name.

## Geography

The Boneway has stony slopes and narrow, twisting passes, and Dornishmen have carved steps into the mountainside at its steepest parts.

The pass's Dornish side is guarded from the castle Yronwood, the seat of House Yronwood, which holds the title Warden of the Stone Way. The path runs north past the River Wyl and ends at Summerhall in the Dornish Marches. The castle of Wyl, the seat of House Wyl of the Boneway, is located along or near the pass.

## History

King Yorick V Yronwood slew Lord Mors Martell in the Third Battle of the Boneway during Nymeria's War.

While the Storm Kings were dealing with the advance of House Hoare into the Riverlands, Dornishmen invaded from the Boneway.

When Lord Orys Baratheon marched a thousand knights from the Stormlands up the Boneway in the First Dornish War, hidden Dornishmen attacked the invaders with arrows, boulders, and spears. While crossing a bridge on the Wyl, the stormlanders were ambushed by archers and had their retreat cut off by a rockslide. Orys and a dozen of his bannermen were taken captive by the Wyl of Wyl, and the rest of his men were slaughtered.
Arlan Baratheon

Lord Paramount of the Stormlands

 Bastard Son - Ardan Storm

 Son - Arrec Baratheon

 Daughter - Oraella Baratheon

Brother - Erich Baratheon**†**

**Arlan Baratheon**, also known as **Arlan Strongarm** and Lord Paramount of the Stormlands, rules from Storm's End. Arlan spends most days confined to his chambers, too ill to carry out his duties. Instead, his lands are governed by his eldest son, Durran.

## Appearance

Arlan is remembered as being tall and barrel-chested, with flowing black hair and a thick beard. He has a prominent nose and a wide brow, and used to carry a greatsword that he was strong enough to wield with one hand.

## Biography

### Background

Born in 115 A.C., Storm's End, Arlan was the youngest son of Baldric and Ellayne. From the age of two-and-ten, he was fostered as a ward of House Nymeros Martell in Sunspear, soon taking to life in Dorne very well. Consequently, he grew to become more salacious and hedonistic in his teenage years.

Summoned home at the age of ten-and-six, Arlan found that his brother, Erich, had disappeared after being sent to foster with the Starks of Winterfell in the North, and his father, Baldric, had been slain by Corrin Stark.

In 131 A.C., Arlan joined his brother, Durran, to war in order avenge the death of their father and seek out the truth of what fate befell their brother. After securing a safe route through the crannog, Durran Baratheon fell in combat on the Causeway, leaving Arlan as the new Lord Paramount of the Stormlands.

Arlan marched on Moat Cailin with the full force of the Stormlands at his back and laid siege to the fortress. Five days in, however, Maelor Targaryen arrived on dragonback and demanded an end to the hostilities. Houses Baratheon and Stark agreed, and parted ways, both sides having lost a father, but the Baratheon's had also lost two sons - a debt they vowed to one day repay.

In 132 A.C., Arlan returned to Storm's End as Lord Paramount of the Stormlands and married Cassandra Wylde.

#### The Ironborn Rebellion

Arlan left to fight in the Ironborn Rebellion of 135 A.C., serving as Lord Commander of the Stormlanders. During the Sacking of Pyke in 136 A.C., Arlan was first through the breach after Maelor Targaryen rained dragonfire upon the castle.

It was in this time that Arlan's bastard, Ardan Storm, was born. Upon returning home with him, Cassandra abruptly went into labor with her own son, Arrec, and gave birth to him a month earlier than expected.

#### Sickness

It is unknown what has rendered Arlan sick in bed. He is given milk of the poppy by Maester Rickard to deal with his pain, though he is unable to leave his bed or be conscious long enough to do more than eat. It is in this time that his hair has begun to dull even as his body grows ever thinner.
Lord Paramount of the Mander

**Lord Paramount of the Mander** or **Lord Paramount of the Reach** is a title granted by the Iron Throne to the liege lord of the Reach within the Seven Kingdoms. The title refers to the great river, the Mander.

## History

After the extinction of House Gardener at the Field of Fire during Aegon's Conquest, Harlen Tyrell, the steward of Highgarden, yielded the castle to Aegon the Conqueror. Aegon granted the Reach to Harlan and House Tyrell, naming him Lord Paramount of the Mander and Warden of the South although other houses protested their becoming vassals of an "upjumped steward". Oakheart, Peake, and Redwyne were among those Reach houses more prestigious, but unlike Tyrell, they had fought against Aegon.

## Known Lords Paramount of the Mander

* Lord Harlen Tyrell, first Lord Paramount of the Mander.
* Lord Theo Tyrell, Harlen's son, consolidated Tyrell power over the Reach.
* Lord Bertrand Tyrell, Lord Paramount in the early reign of Jaehaerys I.
* Lord Matthos Tyrell, Lord Paramount during the Great Council of 101 A.C.
* Lord Lyonel Tyrell, Lord Paramount during the Dance of the Dragons.
* Lord Garth Tyrell, Lord Paramount during the Ironborn Rebellion
* Lord Victor Tyrell, Garth's only son.
Warden of the North

**Warden of the North** is a title traditionally held by House Stark, the lords of Winterfell and the North.

## Responsibilities

The initial appointment of a warden in northern Westeros was likely to help deal with the wildlings. The territory of the North also has shores on both the Shivering Sea and the Sunset Sea, making pirates and reavers a real threat.

## Known Wardens of the North

* Lord Torrhen Stark
* Lord Brandon Stark
* Lord Walton Stark
* Lord Alaric Stark
* Lord Ellard Stark
* Lord Benjen Stark
* Lord Rickon Stark
* Lord Cregan Stark
* Lord Corrin Stark
* Lord Brandon Stark
House Tyrell

Lord Paramount of the Mander

Warden of the South

High Steward of Highgarden (pre-Aegon's Conquest

 House Gardner (Pre-Aegon's Conquest)

 House Florent

 House Hightower

House Redwyne

 House Rowan

 House Tarly

House Tyrell of Highgarden is one of the Great Houses of the Seven Kingdoms, being Lords Paramount of the Mander and the liege lords of the Reach. A large, wealthy house, its wealth is only surpassed among the Great Houses by House Lannister, and the Tyrells can field the greatest armies. Additionally, if they call the ships of the Redwyne fleet, the lords of the Shield Islands, and the coastal lords, they can command a navy that equals (if not surpasses) the royal fleet of King's Landing.

Highgarden is an ancient seat of rule and the heart of chivalry in the Seven Kingdoms; the Tyrells style themselves 'Defenders of the Marches' and 'High Marshals of the Reach', and traditionally, they have been Wardens of the South in addition to Lords Paramount of the Mander. Their sigil is a golden rose on a green field, and their words are "Growing Strong".

## Culture

### Traits

Members of House Tyrell tend to have curly brown hair and brown eyes.

## Family

### Household in 152 A.C.

* Elinor Tyrell (née Hightower), the Grandmother and unofficial governess of the Reach.
* Victor Tyrell, Lord of Highgarden and Warden of the South.
* Alyssa Tyrell, Victor's younger sister and Heir (presumptive) to Highgarden.
* Rawen Hightower, a courtier and close friend to Victor Tyrell.
* Denyse Redwyne, handmaid to Alyssa Tyrell.
The Skagosi Maid

**The Skagosi Maid** is a ribald song sang throughout the North. It describes, in a humorous tone, the story of a young Northern warrior that travels to the Isle of Skagos, and there, falls in love with a beautiful maid, but into the winter, she ends up devouring him.

## Lyrics

*Up in the north, where the flowers won't grow,*

*I laid eyes on a maid, skin as white as the snow,*

*She asked me to sup, and poured ale in my cup*

*And I was fed by the Skagosi maid.*

*I put a foot in her stirrup, and she fed me her syrup,*

*I whipped at her arse and rode like a stot,*

*I'll tell you I'm rotten before you've forgotten,*

*I've been fed by the Skagosi Maid.*

*I rode like a dragon, and drank from my flagon,*

*and arose as high and hard as the wall*

*Snow in my eyes, my mare 'tween my thighs,*

*She's as pretty as a Skagosi maid.*

*Axes and swords and shields, I've them all*

*For taxes and lords and battlefields in the snow*

*O snow in my eyes, her teeth in my thighs*

*I'm being fed to the Skagosi maid.*

*O I weep and I cry, is this how I die?*

*Being feed to the Skagosi maid.*

## History

Cayden Stark sings this song in *the Reign of Dragons*, when he is reunited with his brother.
Sylvenna Sand

Half-Brother - Alleras Yronwood

Half-Sister - Ariyana Yronwood

Half-Sister - Elia Yronwood

**Sylvenna Sand** is the bastard daughter of Qoren Yronwood and Zhana. Young and adventurous, she longs to see the world and experience all that she can.

## Appearance

Sylvenna is said to be the most beautiful of Qoren's children: Sylvenna, much like her mother, holds an exotic beauty. Her skin smooth and of a dark ebony hue, and her hair cascades down her back in dark curls. Her eyes are the only hint towards her Yronwood blood, being a stunning azure blue. Her body is voluptuous, with round breasts and wide hips.
King of the Isles and the Rivers

**King of the Isles and the Rivers** was a title used by House Hoare when their realm included both the Iron Islands and the Riverlands.

## History

Harwyn Hoare, King of the Iron Islands, conquered the Trident from the Storm King Arrec Durrandon. Harwyn and his successors, Halleck Hoare and Harren Hoare, spent most of their reigns in the Riverlands fighting against neighboring kingdoms rather than ruling from the Iron Islands. It is said of Harwyn that "His palace was a tent, his throne a saddle." Halleck ruled from a tower house at Fairmarket, while Harren the Black constructed the massive castle of Harrenhal along the Gods Eye.

The Hoare line was extinguished by Aegon the Conqueror during the War of Conquest, ending the usage of the title. The Iron Islands then passed to House Greyjoy of Pyke and the Riverlands passed to House Tully of Riverrun.

## Kings

* Harwyn Hoare, conqueror of the Riverlands: Unknown reign dates
* Halleck Hoare, Harwyn's son: Unknown - 42 B.C.
* Harren Hoare, Halleck's son: 42–2 B.C.
Sheldon Cooper

Sheldon Lee Cooper is an upcoming 8th grader at CCTR. He and his twin sister, Missy, both started CCTR when they were 4th graders. Sheldon is known as gifted and is one of the smartest students at the school.

## Education

* CCTR United Intermediate (4-5)
* CCTR United Middle (6-7)

## School Activities

* Chess Club
* National Honor Society

## Friends

* Paige Swanson
* Tam Nguyen
Ambush on the Wendwater

Factions|  House Targaryen |  **Kingdom of the Storm**/House Durrandon* House Errol
* House Fell
* House Buckler

An ambush on the Wendwater occurred during Aegon's Conquest when stormlords attacked the host of House Targaryen.

## Prelude

Shortly after the coronation of Aegon I Targaryen, the Conqueror dispatched the greater part of his host south to Storm's End under the leadership of Orys Baratheon, accompanied by Queen Rhaenys Targaryen atop Meraxes.

## Attack

While crossing the Wendwater, the Targaryen host was ambushed by Lords Errol, Fell, and Buckler, cutting down more than a thousand men before fading back into the trees of the kingswood. In response, Rhaenys unleashed the dragonflame of Meraxes to torch the forest.
Bannerman

A **bannerman** is a vassal who owes military service to his lord under the feudalism of the Seven Kingdoms and Dorne.

## Duties

Bannermen are expected to provide their military strength to their liege lords. According to George R. R. Martin, "*The lords have vassals, the vassals have vassals, and sometimes the vassals of the vassals have vassals, down to the guy who can raise five friends.*" Poor relationships between liege and bannerman might lead to vassals not providing all or any of their swords, however, or even the bannermen siding with their liege's enemy. Bannermen might hold back their support from a losing cause.

Bannermen can act in their own self-interest, sometimes to the detriment of their liege. Disgraceful actions by a bannerman can bring shame on his liege and homeland. Bannermen can test new lords to judge their worth. Some liege lords pit their bannermen against each other to keep them weak.

As part of peace efforts, bannermen can be asked to send their kin to to serve as hostages. The families of bannermen can also befriend those of their liege.
Lords Paramount of the Stormlands

**Lord Paramount of the Stormlands** is a title granted by the Iron Throne to the liege lord of the Stormlands within the Seven Kingdoms.

## History

Argilac Durrandon, the last Storm King, was killed by Orys Baratheon in the Last Storm during Aegon's Conquest. Aegon the Conqueror named Orys the Lord Paramount of the Stormlands and Hand of the King. Argilac's seat, Storm's End, was also granted to House Baratheon.

## Known Lords Paramount of the Stormlands

* Orys Baratheon, called *Orys One-Hand*, first Lord Paramount of the Stormlands and Hand of the King to King Aegon the Conqueror.
* Rogar Baratheon, grandson of Orys, Hand of the King and Protector of the Realm to King Jaehaerys I Targaryen.
* Boremund Baratheon, Rogar's son, lord during the Great Council of 101 A.C.
* Baldric Baratheon, Boremund's legitimized bastard, lord during the final days of King Viserys I and the Dance of the Dragons.
* Durran Baratheon, called *Durran Marshblade*. Briefly reigned as lord for less than a year before he was killed by Corrin Stark in the Battle of the Causeway.
* Arlan Baratheon, called *Arlan Strong-Arm*. A famed war-hero that has grown so ill that his son must govern his lands for him.
Mary Anne Spier

Mary Anne Spier is an 8th grader at CCTR. She started attending as a 7th grader. She is one of the shyest students at school.

## Interests

Mary Anne has been journaling ever since she learned to write, and her handwriting is one of the neatest in her class.

## Friends

* Claudia Kishi
* Dawn Schafer
* Jessi Ramsey
* Kristy Thomas
* Logan Bruno (boyfriend)
* Mallory Pike
* Stacey McGill
Lord Paramount of the Trident

**Lord Paramount of the Trident** is a title granted by the Iron Throne to the liege lord of the Riverlands within the Seven Kingdoms. The title refers to the great river, the Trident.

## History

After the death of Harren Hoare, the King of the Isles and the Rivers, at Harrenhal during Aegon's Conquest, Aegon the Conqueror granted the Riverlands to Lord Edmyn Tully of Riverrun and named him Lord Paramount of the Trident.

## Known Lords Paramount of the Trident

* Lord Edmyn Tully, first Lord Paramount of the Trident
* Lord Prentys Tully, ruled during the early reign of King Jaehaerys I Targaryen.
* Lord Grover Tully, a lord during the Dance of the Dragons.
* Lord Elmo Tully, a lord during the Dance of the Dragons.
* Lord Kermit Tully, a lord during the Dance of the Dragons.
* Lord Oward Tully, a lord during the Ironborn Rebellion.
* Lord Garret Tully.
Warden of the South

**Warden of the South** is a warden title bestowed on the most prominent house of the Reach by the ruler of the Seven Kingdoms. All known Wardens of the South thus far have been from House Tyrell, who became Lords of Highgarden after the extinction of House Gardener, the former Kings of the Reach, during the War of Conquest.

## Responsibilities

The initial appointment of a warden in southern Westeros was likely to deal with Dorne, which had not been subdued during the Targaryen conquest and was still hostile to outsiders. Though the title likely became more ceremonial since the Conquest.

## Known Wardens of the South

* Lord Harlen Tyrell
* Lord Theo Tyrell
* Lord Bertrand Tyrell
* Lord Matthos Tyrell
* Lord Lyonel Tyrell
* Lord Garth Tyrell
* Lord Victor Tyrell
Lord Treasurer

**Lord Treasurer** is the title held by certain officials of the Free Cities and the Seven Kingdoms in charge of finances, such as some Masters of Coin. Dorne has a Lord Treasurer in place of a Master of Coin, though the duties seem to be the same.

## History

Lord Edwell Celtigar was named master of coin and lord treasurer by Lord Rogar Baratheon, Hand of the King during the regency of Queen Alyssa Velaryon for King Jaehaerys I Targaryen.

The Pentoshi Rego Draz was named Master of Coin and Lord Treasurer by King Jaehaerys I Targaryen.

Lord Lyman Beesbury, Master of Coin for both Jaehaerys I and Viserys I, also held the title of Lord Treasurer.
Lord of Winterfell

**Lord of Winterfell** or **Lady of Winterfell** is the title of the noble seated at the castle of Winterfell in the North.

## History

Prior to Aegon's Conquest, the Lords of Winterfell styled themselves as Kings in the North. Members of House Stark are interred in the crypt of Winterfell, with statues only being made for the lords and kings by tradition. An iron longsword placed on each statue is said to keep vengeful spirits in the crypt.

King Torrhen Stark peacefully yielded to King Aegon I Targaryen during the Conquest. After Torrhen gave up his crown, Aegon named him Lord of Winterfell and Warden of the North.

Relations between Houses Stark and Targaryen were troublesome during the first century of the Targaryen dynasty. At the behest of Queen Rhaenys Targaryen, Torrhen married his daughter to Ronnel Arryn, though after much protest. His sons even spoke of rebelling. King Jaehaerys I Targaryen and Queen Alysanne Targaryen forced Alaric Stark to donate land to the Night's Watch, which was renamed the New Gift, leaving the Starks bitter. According to Maester Yandel, this might have been the reason why Ellard Stark supported the claim of Laenor Velaryon over the claim of Prince Viserys Targaryen during the Great Council of 101 A.C.

Cregan Stark agreed to support Rhaenyra Targaryen during the Dance of the Dragons with the Pact of Ice and Fire. Cregan delayed giving aid, however, and by the time he led his army south King Aegon II Targaryen had been poisoned and Corlys Velaryon had already send out ravens suing for peace, preventing Cregan from punishing the lords who had supported Aegon II. While the court awaited the replies, Cregan held sway and arrested all those involved in Aegon II's death, cowing the young Prince Aegon the Younger, soon-to-be crowned King Aegon III Targaryen, into naming him Hand of the King. Cregan served only a single day in that office, a time known as the Hour of the Wolf, and held trials for twenty-one out of twenty-two of his prisoners. The only one spared a trial was Corlys; Aegon pardoned him and restored his titles to him, and Cregan agreed to allow it when Aly Blackwood offered him her hand in marriage. Cregan returned north the next day.
Marna Mormont

**Marna Mormont** is the only daughter of Eddarion Mormont, and is Colyn Mormont's heir presumptive.

## Appearance

Marna is a well-proportioned young woman. She cares little for her hair, as it is usually wild and full of tangles, though she attempts to tame it for certain events. Her hair is described as a dull brown, but also as very dark. Marna has dark grey eyes and fair skin. Marna has a rather large mouth, and a square head. Her cheekbones are not prominent, and some think her to be rather pudgy-faced.
Tourney at Bronzegate

Aerion 'the Black Prince' jousting at the Tourney of Bronzegate, 151 AC.

The **Tourney at Bronzegate** was held in 151 AC, to celebrate the wedding of Robert Buckler and Lanei Lannister. Due to a generous dowry, the wedding ceremony was concluded with a three-week tourney at Bronzegate.

While many complained about the weather for the full three weeks, Cassandra Baratheon claimed there was 'barely any rain'.

## Events

### The Melee

A team melee commenced in the first week of the tourney.

### The Archery

An archery competition began in the second week of the tourney.

### The Joust

There were numerous contestants jousting in the tourney.

* Osric Royce withdrew from the joust against Aeric Targaryen.
* Ardan Storm tilted against Jaeghar Targaryen, unhorsing him.
* Connas Corbray broke his lance on Durran Baratheon's shield.
* Aerion Targaryen rode against Arrec Baratheon, he drove his lance into Arrec's horse, and Arrec fell, injuring his leg.
* Lucan of Lannisport was unhorsed by Grover Mooton after two passes.
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Staff of Unhealing

Back: Ranged Weapon

### Item effect:

**Every 1.8s:** Heal for 10. Use 5 : Heal +4 more and for 2s, healing also deals damage.

## Recipe:

Magic Staff + Demonic Flask

Staff of Unhealing will cause any of your health gain (Vampirism, Regeneration, Banana, etc) to also deal damage to the opponent for 2 seconds after activating if there was 5 mana available to spend, otherwise it just heals. Staff of Unhealing does not attack like normal weapons and thus can't be buffed by items such as Whetstone and can't lifesteal from Nocturnal Lock Lifter. The cooldown works like other items and is affected by items such as Gloves of Haste.

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Barbarian

## Set Effect

Hitting an enemy with a skill increases your skill damage by 3%/8% per stack that lasts for 1.5 seconds, depending on the amount of equipment you use that has this set effect.

## Overview

The barbarian gear set is focused purely on dealing the most skill damage and getting face-to-face with to enemies to shred them. Recommended runes for this set include crystal and fire runes due to the synergy from the crystallized debuff and the damage-based effect for fire runes.
Rock Wife

In Ironborn culture a **rock wife** is an ironman's true spouse, an ironborn woman.

## Culture

An ironman is allowed to marry only one rock wife. However, he may keep several salt wives, non-ironborn women who have been captured on raids. Both are married by a priest of the Drowned God but the ceremony of a rock marriage is more solemn. The ironborn consider both the sons by a rock wife and by a salt wife to be legitimate, they all may inherit though the "salt sons" are placed behind the sons of a rock wife in the order of succession.
Master of Ships

The **Master of Ships** is the Iron Throne's advisor charged with commanding the royal fleet and is a member of the Small Council in King's Landing. Duties of the Master of Ships include arranging for the building and maintenance of warships, obtaining crews for the warships, and commanding naval operations.

The Master of Ships is sometimes dual-hatted as the Lord Admiral of the royal fleet. The office is often filled by the head of House Velaryon, as the family provided the bulk of the fleet.

## History

### Targaryen dynasty

During Aegon's Conquest, Lord Daemon Velaryon was named the first master of ships by King Aegon I Targaryen in 2 A.C., an award for Lord Velaryon's longtime support and service. He perished shortly after when the new royal fleet was put to the torch in the battle in the waters off Gulltown. Throughout the reign of House Targaryen, the greater part of the royal fleet was formed by the ships of House Velaryon. So many Lords of the Tides served as Lord Admiral and Master of Ship that the office was almost considered hereditary.

Lord Aethan Velaryon, the son and heir of Lord Daemon, would serve as Master of Ships and Lord Admiral to both Kings Aegon I and Aenys I Targaryen. In this capacity, he battled the pirate-lord Sargoso Saan in the Stepstones in 29 A.C. and 30 A.C. Lord Daemon Velaryon, the son of Lord Aethan, would serve as admiral of the King's fleet during the reign of King Maegor I Targaryen. When Lord Daemon turned against Maegor and declared for his nephew Prince Jaehaerys, Maegor soon found that he had lost the entire royal fleet. After taking the throne, Jaehaerys raised his uncle Daemon to Master of Ships and Lord Admiral. When Daemon became the Hand of the King, Lord Manfryd Redwyne became the Master of Ships, the first time the admiralty did not go to a Velaryon.

Lord Corlys Velaryon would serve as Master of Ships near the end of the reign of King Jaehaerys, the royal fleet tripling in size under his administration. However, Lord Corlys angerly resigned from the office in 92 A.C. when his wife Princess Rhaenys was passed over as heir to the Iron Throne. Ser Tyland Lannister served King Viserys I Targaryen as Master of Ships, but he became master of coin after the king's death. During the Dance of the Dragons, Ser Otto Hightower, the Hand of the King to Aegon II Targaryen, offered the admiralty to Lord Dalton Greyjoy. The Red Kraken declined Otto's offer, however, and Dalton instead attacked the Westerlands on behalf of Aegon II's rival, Rhaenyra Targaryen. Corlys returned to the office when he bent the knee to Aegon II.

## Masters of Ships

* Lord Daemon Velaryon, who served Aegon I Targaryen.
* Lord Aethan Velaryon, who served Aegon I Targaryen and Aenys I Targaryen.
* Lord Daemon Velaryon, who served Maegor I Targaryen and later Jaehaerys I Targaryen.
* Lord Manfryd Redwyne, who served Jaehaerys I Targaryen.
* Lord Corlys Velaryon, who served Jaehaerys I Targaryen.
* Ser Tyland Lannister, who served Viserys I Targaryen and Aegon II Targaryen.
* Lord Vaellyn Velaryon, who served Aeric I Targaryen.
Alleras Yronwood

Sister - Ariyana Yronwood

Half-Sister - Sylvenna Sand

Sister - Elia Yronwood

**Alleras Yronwood** is the eldest trueborn son of Qoren and Ysilla Yronwood, and heir apparent to Yronwood.

## Appearance

Alleras is a handsome young man, taking after his father greatly. He has the pale skin of a Stony Dornishman, and his hair is a dirty blonde colour. His eyes, contrary to his siblings, are not the usual Yronwood blue, but rather are the darker shade of his Uller mother. Like his father, Alleras is tall and muscular with a strong jawline.

## Personality

Alleras is a proud and fiery young man, much like his father was in his younger years. Eager to prove his worth and fight for his honour, house and country, Alleras wants his father's approval more than anything, and wishes to prove to the Bloodroyal that he is worthy of his name.
Duskendale Road

The **Duskendale Road** is a road which connects Duskendale in the Crownlands with Maidenpool in the Riverlands.

## Layout

Near Duskendale the road runs between Blackwater Bay and low limestone hills. Fishermen use the road to bring their wares to market. The road forks at the Hollard castle about an hour north of Duskendale, with the main road continuing on through fields, hills, and woods to Maidenpool and another branch heading northeast to Crackclaw Point. The road is rutted and twisty near Maidenpool.

## History

A few narrow and dusty tracks sprang up as King's Landing grew, with the rude roads connecting the capital to places such as Duskendale, Maidenpool, Rosby, and Stokeworth.
Arthos Sand

Half-Sister - Ariyana Yronwood

Sister - Sylvenna Sand

Half-Sister - Elia Yronwood

**Arthos Sand** is the eldest bastard son of Qoren Yronwood, and amongst one of his most trusted commanders.

## Appearance

Arthos has inherited his mother's nut-brown complexion, however, his facial structure has significant Dornish features, with more angular bone structure. His eyes are sandalwood brown, and his hair is dark and styled.

## Personality

Arthos is much like his father, a serious, intelligent and calculating man, though one who cares deeply for those around him. Unlike his father, Arthos does hold religion close to his heart, and follows the gods of the Summer Isle, as his mother did. Responsible and valued, Arthos is a well respected soldier in service to House Yronwood, and is among the more skilled archers.
Saera Tully

Velaryon

Son - Emmon Tully

Son - Lucius Tully

**Saera Tully**, also known as **Saera Velaryon**, is the wife of Garret Tully, whom she serves as an advisor.

## Appearance

Saelyra is a beautiful woman, gifted with the usual Valyrian features. Her hair is a brilliant platinum, and falls past her shoulders. And her eyes are a exotic amethyst shade. Her body is slender, yet curvaceous, having never fully lost some of her weight of three pregnancies. Her breasts are full and her hips are wide, with soft thighs. In short, she is a comely delight of a woman.

## Biography

### Backstory

Though she was born in Driftmark, Saera was raised in the vast, crimson halls of the Red Keep. As she grew, Saera came to develop a sharp wit and a sharper tongue. Her early years were spent as a handmaid to Queen Rhaecaera Targaryen, where she counted herself among the queen's most trusted and beloved friends.

At some point before 139 A.C., Saera was wed to Garret Tully, the new Lord Paramount of the Trident. The two worked to grow a strong relationship, trying to balance out each other's faults rather well.

## Personality

More than a great beauty, Saera is a deeply intelligent and politically savvy woman. She carries herself with confidence, and a slight bit of vanity. Yet her time in the Riverlands has softened her more cynical ways, having developed a playful and affectionate marriage with her husband and children.