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Arianne Vaith

Born of the Knight of Spotswood and his wife, Arianne Vaith is the lady of Vaith and the wife of Lord Morgan. A proud, ambitious woman, she acts as his only true confidante and accomplice, supporting him at every turn. Though she maintains a facade of the soft and polished lady, Arianne shares her husband's determination, ability in courtly pursuits and - at times - his ruthlessness. The pair remain childless, much to the woman's dismay.

## Appearance and Character

Everything about Arianne suggests softness: her tone, her light step, her shapely figure. Years at court have made her a silver tongued yet reserved woman, who toes the line between charismatic appeal and restrained elegance.

Arianne is more imediately likeable than her husband and the couple uses this to their advantage - in their endeavours, she acts as the glove to Morgan's gauntlet, smoothing difficult situations and supporting her lord's efforts.

In a way, Arianne projects much of her ambition and desires on Morgan, pushing him to conquer for the both of them, to succeed in order to make them both stronger.

## History

### King's Landing

There's little to tell on Arianne's life before King's landing. Born in a perfectly comfortable household, she lived a happy childhood, surrounded by her family and her tutours who instructed her in everything a young lady ought to know, hoping to send her to a neighbouring court.

Her parent's expectations were met - if not exceeded. A Dornish lady residing in King's Landing grew so fond of the child during a visit to Spotswood, that she decided to bring her to the capital as her companion, preparing her for a debut in society.

Arianne quickly learned of her attraction to power and the court during this time, as she seeked ways to conquer some of it for herself. After a few dalliances with fellow courtiers, she finally met Morgan, at the time the heir to Castle Vaith, who would soon became her husband and lover.

The two quickly grew to share the closest of bonds, finding that theirs was the only honest relationship they could entertain.

### Return to Vaith

After years of planning Morgan's ascent, he was overlooked for the opening spot of Master of Coin. Embittered, the couple returned to Vaith, where her father by law, Lord Cedric, lay on his deathbed.

After he could speak his last words with Morgan, he died, finally making her the lady consort of Vaith. Morgan didn't need to tell her how his father truly died - one look, and she understood.

After their ascension she has put a great deal of work into the running of their castle, gathering approval from their people and commencing irrigation project for the dry Vaith lands.

### Recent Events

Excited at the prospect of a Great Council, the pair return to King's Landing, hoping to finally get a chance to elevate their rank and influence the realm.
Arton Rivers

Ser Arton Rivers is the bastard of Hoster Lolliston. He currently serves as the Master-at-Arms of Atranta, and is a close friend of Lord Theowyn Vance.

## History

Arton was born to an unimportant member of House Lolliston by the name of Hoster, and a tavern wench in 412. Arton initially grew up not knowing who his father was, until the age of seven, when his father recognized him as his bastard. From there on he, he took on the moniker Arton Rivers, and was sent by his father to Atranta, to serve them as a servant. Arton never expected to make much of himself, due to his low status of birth.

Shortly after arriving in Atranta, Arton befriended Theowyn Vance, the Heir to Atranta, and the two would form a strong bond with each other. As they grew up, Lord Vance relented to letting Arton train in arms with the noble boys, and he took to the sword well. Now falling in with the more highborn boys in Atranta, he made friends in Trydan Norcross, as well as Byron Vance, Theowyn's brother.

Arton's life in Atranta had been fairly quiet. Though the Second Hammer Uprising brought much stress, Atranta had shelled up and outlasted the issues of the Riverlands.

In 438, Lord Vance had been killed by a group of outlaws while hunting, and Arton joined Theowyn and Bryndemere in hunting down the bandits, ruthlessly killing any man who was unfortunate enough to lie in his path. Theowyn would later knight him after his period of grief, thanking him.
Arthor Cerwyn

Arthor Cerwyn is the former heir to Castle Cerwyn, now a seasoned ranger in the Night's watch. Once a careless and free spirit, he has since been tempered by the harshness of the lands beyond the wall, though he still holds a deep love for the endless open land

### Appearance

Considered a handsome man in his youth, Arthor's face has since become scarred and frostbitten. Even so he remains strong as he enters the latter half of his fifties, upright and toned, some black still left to his hair. His continuous use of the longbow keeps him in good condition. To his fellow rangers he is a reliable presence and a deadly shot, however a part of his younger self remains to him. He still has a dream of seing what lies beyond the mountains of Thenn

### History

As the heir to castle Cerwyn, Arthor seemed in his youth as the typical lordling, fond of sportsmanship above all else, particularly archery and hunting. If anything the main concern raised by his parents what a potential lack of comittment, as the young heir at any time sought to be where his next arrow would land, never taking a lordly education or the search for a suitable bride very seriously. In some ways his actions upon his 16th nameday were both inexplicable and characteristic. On the last night of his namdeday feast which signalled his coming of age, Arthor would dissapear. After a few days word was sent to all corners of the north that Arthor Cerwyn had gone missing. Rumours abounded for months about what could have happened. Was the young man aubducted by wildlings? Killed in a contest of honour? Had he run off with some secret lover? When Arthro rsurfaced, it was as a ranger of the watch, much to the surprise of just about everyone who knew the boy, and most of those who did not. A life of servitude seemed incompatible with such a man, or so the north believed. From 399 A.C, Arthor would serve the watch faithfully, making good use of his skill at shooting and hunting beyond the wall. He would fight alongside his brothers in the War Beyond The Wall, fighting at Hardhome and Milkwater, though his most important contributions came perhaps after the enemy was defeated, as the archers of the northern host would have to work day and night to keep the forces from complete starvation by hunting and foraging for new supplies.

After the war he would often be visited by his niece, lady Elira Cerwyn, whom he would help train in warfare and combat. With the recent wildling activity in the North, he stands ready to defend the realms of men beside his brothers
Alton Blacktyde

**Alton Blacktyde** is the Lord Reaper of Blacktyde, second son of Aeron and Alysane Blacktyde. He became Lord Reaper after the deaths of Urron and Aeron Blacktyde, killed by Dagon and Loren Greyjoy. Near the end of the year 433 AC, he married Maege Greyjoy in exchange for helping Alyn Greyjoy's cause during the Black Prophet's Rebellion. As for the war itself, he partook in little action, only fighting at the Battle of Lordsport and a few minor skirmishes.

The Blacktyde's problems didn't end after the war, however. Winter was coming and it hit the small island hard. The lack of food and warmth took much of the smallfolk. It also proved the end for more of the Blacktyde line, killing Alton's mother and uncle. But Alton made it through, ready to lead his family through anymore hardships they may encounter.

## Appearance and Character

Standing tall at 6'3 with broad shoulders and heavily muscled, Alton makes a rather imposing and attractive figure. He takes many of his lineage's features of dark, curly locks and eyes the color of charcoal. For clothing, he likes to wear tunics with his house's colors, green and black.

Alton is much like the sea in terms of his emotions, unpredictable and sometimes violent. His temper is well known throughout the Isles, with even the simplest things setting him off. He is also stubborn when it comes to completing tasks. When he sets his mind to something, he won't stop until it is completed.
Birch

Birch is an elusive figure, disappearing and re-appearing often throughout the lands beyond the Wall and occasionally in the realms of the Northern kneelers. Born to a priestess of the old ways and a hunter of the Nightrunner clan, Birch is devoutly religious and fiercely independent.

## Appearance and Character

Birch is "kissed by fire", with dark red hair that curls and tangles at the slightest provocation. She wears a few beads in her braids, most of glass or wood but a few of silver. Her eyes are pale, a color her mother used to call snow-blue. She is taller than most women, slender and hard. Most of her clothes are of wool, felt, leather or hide. One of her prized possessions is a small weirwood amulet in the shape of a hand.

She is quiet, a woman of few words and great stealth. She raised a shadowcat cub by hand, fostered motherless babes, and fed the desperate in the hardest of times. And yet she also vanishes into the haunted forest for months at a time, hunting criminals and the clanless to sacrifice to the old gods before the weirwood trees.

## History

Birch was born in 381 AC, the same year and to the same clan as Ekkill Crowsbane's second son Helmut. Her mother Skarra was the priestess of the Nightrunner clan, appeasing and appealing to the old gods with blood and bone. Vittur, her father, was a hunter, a tall man, good-natured and kissed by fire as his daughter was born. As soon as she could walk, Birch assisted both her mother and father: learning to butcher the animals Skarra sacrificed, walking the woods beside Vittur, and practicing with toy bow and dull knife alike.

The Nightrunners' fortunes waxed and waned, some years bringing surplus and some scarcity. Over time, Birch began to practice alongside her parents, hunting with her father and praying with her mother. Although Skarra and Vittur remained bonded, they had no more children, and treasured their daughter.

When Birch was fifteen, Vittur was killed during a raid by a neighboring clan. Shortly afterward, Skarra decided it was time for Birch's first great sacrifice. Under the gaze of an ancient weirwood, Birch gave her virginity to a prisoner from the Hornfoot clan, then cut his throat. Now considered an adult by her clan, Birch gathered her things and left.

Over the years, Birch has been seen in many places, and gone unseen in many more. She has spent fishing seasons with the ice-river clans, hunted the unicorns of Skagos, treated and traded with the remains of the Thenns, and even wandered as far south as Winterfell.

During her time with the mountain clans, she found a great mountain cat dead in a copse of weirwood saplings, with a single cub mewling in its mother's fur. The mountain cat Ascyn is now five years old, fully grown and larger than a wolf. He is Birch's companion, viewing her as mother and sister alike.
Arranax

### Alias

*Kastadyni*, by sailors in the Stepstones. Bastard Valyrian for "the Blue Demon"

### Died at

Grey Gallows, during the War of the Three Thieves

**Arranax** was the name given to a dragon birthed from a stolen egg, harboured by the Three Kings of the Stepstones in an attempt to use the beast in their plans. It was slain during the War of the Three Thieves, by Maekar Targaryen and his mount Stormsong.

## Appearance

Upon hatching Arranax proved an incredibly small dragonet, with an incredibly voracious appetite. There had been some tension between the Three Thieves due to the size of the egg; Alequo's two conspirators blamed him for the disappointing size of the egg. Arranax soon gained his weight, however, growing rather swiftly - even for a dragon. Though he maintained his lean form throughout his life, Arranax swiftly grew to fighting size.

In terms of scale and coloration, Arranax boasted scales of a pale, airy blue, while the undersides of his wings the grey of a stormy sky. Along his neck ran streaks of gold, so vibrant that many who witnessed his birth gasped. In time his spine and wings would prove to be a golden bronze, whilst his underbelly would brighten and solidify into a muted gold.

## Origins

The origins of Arranax's eggs are currently unknown; though how it came to be in the hands of Daarius Ormollen and his conspirators is generally thought to be due to the mysterious Nightingale.

## History

Arranax hatched on Sunstone, in the Stepstones, surrounded by pyromancers and magi, warlocks and red priests. Many of these same men would soon become its first meal.

With the birth of this dragon, the Three Kings were past the seemingly impossible obstacle that sat between them and their ambitions. Too small as of yet to ride, the existence of the creature was meant to be a secret; but as always, rumour soon spread. While waiting for the creature to grow, the three thieves often fed him men as well as livestock - this diet thought to be part of why he was able to grow so swiftly.

When Daarius Ormollen sailed north to drive off the encroaching navy of King Aenar Targaryen, he left the hatchling in the possession of his two conspirators; hoping, perhaps, that they would serve to curb one another. In the end, Alequo Silverband grew close to the beast, and managed to tame it as the war drew nearer and nearer.

Now the master of the beast, Alequo turned Arranax upon his fellow Kings - first murdering Bessaro, and later feeding Daarius to the creature. After sacking Sunstone for what value he could find, Alequo fled to his traditional holdfast on Grey Gallows.

## Legacy

The broken body of the young dragon fell onto Grey Gallows, crashing into the walls of the meager fortification built there. The royal forces left the creature there, too heavy to transport over the rough terrain and rubble onto a ship. In the years that followed scavengers would pick the body clean, using its bone in myriads of arms and armours that were sold across the Free Cities.
Alyn Serrett

Alyn Serrett is the youngest brother of Lord Harys Serrett and a Knight of the Seven. Born the third son of the late Lord Kevan and his second wife, Lady Lysa Serrett.

## Appearance and Character

Once considered a small and almost sickly looking child, he's now grown into a fit and tall young man. With his mother's beautifully bright red hair and cold blue eyes, Alyn is considered to be a handsome man.

Though Alyn at times can be vain, he tries his best to be friendly and charismatic. Always seeking a new and interesting person to speak to, be they a commoner or noblemen. But it must be said that he’s known for having a short temper, that often leads him to be rash and reckless.

## History

Alyn was born in 416 AC, the third son of Lord Kevan and his wife Lady Lysa Serrett. Given his smaller stature as a child, Alyn’s father thought that teaching his youngest boy how to wield a sword and shield would somehow help him grow larger with age. While his mother Lysa thought otherwise, constantly trying to mother and protect the boy at every turn. For good reason, as his brothers almost always picked on him for his size.

His small stature didn’t last too long as, by the time he was an adolescent, Alyn had grown taller than even his older brother Olyvar. Unfortunately, shortly after his fourteenth nameday, his father perished after a period of illness. Leaving his eldest son Harys to take his rightful place as Lord of Silverhill.

It wasn’t until 432 AC that things changed for Alyn and House Serrett, with The War of Three Banners beginning. Harys heard Lord Regenard’ call to arms and took it riding out with both his brothers, Olyvar and Alyn as well as their army. During the duration of the war, Alyn stood by his brother's side earning himself a knighthood for saving his brothers life during one of the battles.

By the start of the third year, Alyn had gone from a boy with little true battle experience to a man who’d fallen in love with the sound of clashing swords and the glory of war. But as the famine kicked in and the Serrett brothers began to argue amongst themselves about the Marbrands, things seemed bleak. Thankfully before they knew it Lord Marbrand was dealt with and the war came to an end.

Following the war, Alyn began to float back and forth between King's Landing and his home. Until recently where he's decided to settle back into Silverhill.

## Family

Family Echo Link

* Kevan Serrett b. 389 AC, d. 430 AC
* (m) Lysa Serrett b. 388 AC, d. 426 AC
	+ Harys Serrett b.412
	+ Olyvar Serrett b. 415
	+ Alyn Serrett b. 416
* Edmure Serrett b. 390 AC
	+ Patrek Hill b. 413 AC
	+ Jocelyn Hill b. 420 AC

* Lorent Serrett b.390 AC

* (m) Margaery Serrett b.392 AC
	+ Lanna Serrett b.419

## Household/NPC

Maester Jorah

Ser Petyr, Master-At-Arms

Renly, Steward of Silverhill

Ser Leo, Household Knight
Highbrood

**Highbrood** is a walled town located in the Vale Proper, and the site of the Siege of HIghbrood which took place on 412 AC.

## History

Highbrood is an old town, located beside a small river that feeds into a nearby lake. It has been settled for centuries, though its walls were built during the reign of King Alester II Arryn.

### Fall of Highbrood

In 412 AC the town was attacked and taken by Mountain Clansmen, who struck with surprising numbers and force and managed to scale the walls of the unsuspecting town. They brutally sacked the settlement, slaughtering hundreds and forcing hundreds more into bondage. They took valuables, such as gold and silver, as well as more practical tools of steel and iron. Rather than abandoning the town they attempted to winter there, prolonging the suffering of its inhabitants.

### Liberation of Highbrood

Unwilling to leave the town to the depredations of its captors, Osric Arryn led a long march through the winter snows to liberate the settlement. They besieged the town for three weeks, before men within finally managed to fling open the gates and the Andals poured into the breach. The fighting was hard, leaving much of the town in ruins, but day's end saw victory for both Highbrood and her liberators. The Clansmen were slain or driven out, and life in the village attempted to return to normal.

## Recent Events

With winter approaching once more in 418AC, some of the elders of the town have petitioned for more soldiers, lest they once more fall to the whims of the Mountain Clans.
Clan Winterblood

Clan Winterblood is a Free Folk warrior clan mainly known for their berserker status. While mostly remaining in a peaceful state, the times they have fought they have emerged victorious.

## Culture

Clan Winterblood follows the main tradition of Free Folk culture, they dress in thick hides, they hunt and forage for food and worship the Old Gods. They have added their own traditions however.

Firstly, leadership of the clan is not decided by lineage, but by a test of strength. The current leader of the clan can at any and all times be challenged to a fight, the winner of which will emerge as the new Warchief. The loser however, is left to his fate. If he lives, he is accepted back into the clan. If he does not, he is cremated on the celebratory bonfire that is built to honour the new Warchief.

The Warchief of Clan Winterblood can be recognised by his mammothfur cloak that is passed on from Warchief to Warchief. The cloak dates back to 100AC and was fashioned by the founder of the clan, Griswald 'Winterblood'.

Another of their customs is their tattooing, each member that has participated in a fight tattoos themselves when they survive.

## Domain

Clan Winterblood is situated in the northernmost regions beyond the Wall, up against the mountains bordering the land of always winter.
Aemma Zyran

Aemma Zyran was the eldest daughter of Aerys Zyran and Rhalla Adeyon. She was thus a member of House Zyran. She was born in the year 62 BC in the fortress of Rockbone in the city of Lys. She was married to a wealthy man of a the Adeyon House. She had two younger siblings, known as Maegon Zyran and Saera Zyran.

She was said to display the asthonishing beauty of the Zyrans and to be smart and quick, having a special gift for the finances of the household and later of House Adeyon. She was also said to have been a robust woman with a nice strong body. This made of her a very good horse rider.

Known as a brave woman, she wasnt specially extroverted and a bit shy. She liked to avoid the spotlight and definitely didnt enjoy feast or social events. She kept her to her book of counts and she managed to make the Adeyon House wealthy enough to by a decent acceptable palace for such a valyrian house.
Drogon the Dragon

One of the three hatched by Daenerys Stormborn in the Great Grass Sea. He was named by Daenerys for her dead husband, the Dothraki, Khal Drogo. Of the three that promulgated the rebirth of dragons in the west, Drogon was the mightiest. He was instrumental in the Second Conquest, and particularly noted for his participation in the decimation of Euron Greyjoy’s fleet.  He is also the only of the three never, to anyone’s knowledge, lay a clutch of eggs. This great and powerful dragon has not been seen in Westeros sine Daenerys’ departure in 330 A.C.

## Riders

1. **Daenerys Targaryen**. Claimed from 298 A.C. to 330 A.C. and possibly beyond.
Cregard Karstark (AC)

**Cregard Karstark** is the Castellan of Karhold. As the only son to Lyanna Karstark and Tytos Ironsmith. Also the older brother to Alys Karstark and Alysana Karstark. He serves House Karstark with honor.

## Appearance and Character

Cregard as the rough looks of the north. Showing his first man blood with his dark black hair, blue-grey eyes, and long hair. Though compare to many of his Karstark kinsmen he is the shortest being only 5'9 but no one would dare look down on him for it.

Always finding his way toward books and learning all he could. Cregard is the studious Karstark among his more martial cousins. Kind and loving toward the small folk of Karhold. Many say he was born to be Castellan of Karhold.

## History

Born in Karhold in 410 AC he enjoyed a calm life with a loving father and mother. Though his uncle of the same name did spend a lot of time with Cregard because Perceon was sent to be fostered in Winterfell.

During his upbringing being taught about running a keep and maintaining the Karstark fleet. Paying great deals of attention to each lesson. Asher Karstark the current castellan took young Cregard under his wing. Warding the boy in the ways of Karhold and its people.

### A New Lord

When the **Four Year Winter** took Lord Cregard Karstark. His son Perceon became the new lord and as Asher had past away as well. Cregard found himself named **Castellan of Karhold**. Which bought joy for him but he would learn Perceon was a very different Lord from his father.

During the raids from Skagaos Cregard repaired ships and kept Perceon's armies paid and well supplied. This would be a large put to the relationship between Lord and Castellan. With Cregard's helpful nature and skills to go about aiding his lord-cousin.

### A Time of Wolves

Perceon's goals to make a alliance to House Stark of the Dreadfort. Lead to Cregard fearing conflict would come from House Ryswell. it was Cregard who told Perceon to just use a force of arms. Forcing the Ryswells to surrender Lyanna Stark to the Karstarks.

This just brought memories of his own late wife Sarra who past during the Four Year winter. Lesser men never understand what they have until its gone but House Ryswell wanted power from a marriage which made Cregard support Perceon's own rogue actions.

### Holding Karhold

While Perceon sits on the small council. Cregard works on restoring stability to Karhold from the recent conflict with the Wildlings. Recruiting new younger men to the Karstark forces as well making plans to grow the fleet.

Having a large list from Perceon to work on. it seems Cregard only has free time to spend with his daughter but none to himself. He fears deeply like many northerners who travel south. His cousin may not return to Karhold.

## Family

**Cregard Karstark**, Castellan of Karhold [b.410]

* **Sarra Stark**, [b.410 d.436, m.426]
	+ **Lyanna Karstark**, [b.436]

House Karstark

## Household

* Jon Karstark, Sworn Sword
* Dorren Ironsmith, Sword Sword
* Torrhen Snow, Friend
Battle at Storrold's Point

The **Battle at Storrold's Point** was a battle fought outside of Hardhome between the forces of Ekkill Crowsbane and the forces of the Shadowsinned and White Mountain Clans.

## Prelude

After giving his proposal of an alliance to chieftains Fedarko of the Cave Dwellers, Jorrik of the Hornfoots, Igna of the Shadowsinned and Varund of the White Mountain Clan, Ekkill Crowsbane met with motley results; Fedarko licked his lips, Jorrik wanted a woman and to break his nose, and Varund and Igna simply wanted the chieftain of the Crowkillers dead. Ekkill felt crackling flame and billowing smoke inside him; a battle, he forced, for Varund and Igna had denied his great vision and would not survive to profane the name of the free folk yet longer.

## Battle

A completely one-sided conflict, the battle was won before it had even begun. Ekkill had instructed chieftain Dorian of the Shadow Sun Clan, however, to intentionally perform a reckless charge on the left flank by an all-too-eager vanguard. Half-a-hundred died, but secured the sympathy of both the victors and losers, allowing Ekkill to seize leadership of the defiant chieftains' own clansmen. Skamund Cold-Eyes, lover of Igna, escaped-- whereabouts unknown.

## Aftermath

A significant portion of the opposing clans of the coalition had fallen in the battle, but recognizing their suffering, Ekkill allowed them to assist his men to prepare the burnings of dead and feast that night. He won over the White Mountain Clansmen, despite their chieftain's disagreement to his plan. Ekkill executed Varund for his crimes, to the cheers of White Mountain men. Igna's gruesome death, however, mobilized the Shadowsinned in one last effort to defy Ekkill. None of them lived to tell the tale.
Gates of the Moon

The Gates of the Moon is a castle at the foot of the Giant's Lance in the heart of the Vale. Wedged within a mountain pass, it features formidable defenses that have historically protected the Vale from invaders.

It is larger than the Eyrie, and in the winter, it serves as the residence of the main branch of House Arryn. Like the Knight of the Bloody Gate, the Keeper of the Gates of the Moon is an appointed administrator, serving at the request of the Lord of the Eyrie. The current Keeper, Ser Artys Arryn, has held his position since 408 AC.
Hornvale

Hornvale is the seat of House Brax in the eastern Westerlands. It's situated in a hilly region near the headwaters of the Red Fork, south of the Golden Tooth and north of Deep Den and the Goldroad.

## Court

Margaery Brax, former Lady of Hornvale.

* Olenna Kyndall, her lover.

Lysa Brax, Lady of Hornvale.

* Balman Hayford, Lord consort of Hornvale.

Alyssa Piper, Dowager Lady of Hornvale, mother to Lysa and Margaery.

Meredyth Brax, Dowager Lady of Karhold, Castellan of Hornvale, Margaery and Lysa's aunt.

Lucias Prester, Meredyth's father, Lysa and Meredyth's grandfather.

Darlessa Mallister, née Brax, Meredyth's aunt.

Owen Brax, household knight.

* Joanna Brax née Hamell, his wife.
* Lia Brax, his daughter.
* Trystane Brax, his son.

Olyvar Brax, household knight.

* Margot Brax née Greenfield, his wife.
* Merrett Brax, his son.

Ythan Brax, household knight.

* Elinor Brax née Jast, his wife.

Maester Yendel, household maester.

Septa Lanna, family septa.

Septon Nestor, household maester.
Grey Garden

**Grey Garden** is the newest of the five castles under the aegis of House Harlaw, currently held by Ser Galladon Harlaw, the Knight of Grey Garden. Situated north of the Ten Towers and surrounded by a pleasant scenery, the keep is the only known settlement to house a sept on the island of Harlaw, and it was a wedding gift from Lady Harwyn Harlaw to his second son upon his marriage to a lady of House Serrett.
Borros Celtigar

Borros Celtigar is the son of Jorgen Celtigar and Arsindel Baratheon, and thus a member of House Celtigar. He is the eldest of his siblings, Ormund Celtigar and Alannis Celtigar. He was born in the year 451 A.C and he had an egg placed on his craddle that did not hatched. He however, would claim the dragon of his father after he died with success as he has dragon blood from his granmother Vaena Targaryen of Whitefyre. He married Kiera Massey with whom he has two daughters.
Florys Tyrell

## Relations

### Children

Lorent Tyrell Alesander Tyrell

Lynesse Tyrell

### Siblings

Ser Arys FlowersSer Lucien Redwyne

Raymun Redwyne

Denys Redwyne

Alerie Greyjoy

## META

### Alternative Characters

Aemma Arryn

[Work in Progress]

## Family and Household

* Lord Ryam Redwyne, Lord of the Arbor
	+ m. Alicent Rosillon (d. 411AC)
	+ w. Olenna Rhysling
		- Arys Flowers (b. 401AC)
	+ m. Renata Redwyne née Florent, Lady of the Arbor
		- **Florys Redwyne** (b. 413 AC)
			* m. Garlan Tyrell
				+ Lorent Tyrell, b. 432 A.C.
				+ Alesander Tyrell, b. 434 A.C.
				+ Lynesse Tyrell, b. 436 A.C.
		- Lucien Redwyne (b. 414 AC)
			* m. Alys Hightower
				+ Meryn Redwyne
				+ Arys Redwyne
				+ Ella Redwyne
		- Raymun Redwyne (b. 416 AC)
		- Alerie Redwyne (b. 420 AC)
			* m. Alyn Greyjoy
* Melara Redwyne (b. 386 AC)
	+ m. Lord Rhysling
* Desmond Redwyne (389-436 AC)
	+ m. Lady Redding
* Alerie Redwyne (b. 393 AC)
	+ m. Loras Goldwyn, Master of Ryamsport
House Bracken

House Bracken of Stone Hedge is an ancient house in the riverlands, one of the principal houses sworn to House Tully of Riverrun. They blazon their arms with a red stallion upon a golden escutcheon on brown. Their words are "No Bridle Can Tame". Their lands lay on the southern bank of the Red Fork of the Trident.
Brandon Rivers

**Brandon Rivers** is the bastard son of Lord Dorian Blackwood. Born to a scullery maid residing in Raventree Hall, he was never truly noble. However Dorian's wife Alysanne Blackwood was hardly the cruel woman, as such he was raised as if he was a true Blackwood son.

## Appearance and Character

Taller than his father by a few inches, Brandon is the picture of a Blackwood. Yet he is a bastard, and though he is treated kindly by the Lady of Raventree Hall he often acts as if he has a chip on his shoulder. Arrogant, brusque, and hot-headed, Brynden is harsh to those he doesn't know. Yet a fast friend for those willing to look past his flaws.
Hazel Velaryon

Juniper Velaryon

**Hazel Velaryon** is the secondborn child of Lord Vaemond Velaryon and Lady Laena Baratheon.

## Appearance and Character

Hazel is a homely, plain child whose looks favor her mother, with dark brown hair and blue eyes. Her face is round, her chin weak, and she is prone to stoutness. Tall for a girl of her age, she is perpetually clumsy, unaware of how rapidly she's grown and tripping over her own feet because of it.

At ten, she is earnest and compliant, eager to please her parents and earn some measure of their affection. Vaemond is willing to heap this upon her without reservation, but Laena's more demanding nature leaves the relationship between mother and daughter tense.

Hazel has lived her life upon Driftmark, rarely venturing to King's Landing, and serves as a lieutenant to her older sister Laurel and a guardian to her younger siblings, Sage and Juniper. She greatly misses her grandfather, Aurane Velaryon, in whom she saw something of a kindred spirit - the both of them were poor with words, shy, and flustered by the nuances of feelings. She has a great fondness for horses, though has fallen from the saddle more than once in overeager attempts to test their limits.
Ellyn Westerling

Ceranna Westerling

Alan Westerling

Alysanne Westerling

Darlessa Brax

Lady Ellyn Westerling nee Brax is the Lady of the Crag, as the wife of Lord Gerion Westerling. She is the mother of his 5 children ; Lann, Caster, Ceranna, Alan and Alysanne.

She was born as the last child of Lord Owen Brax by his wife, Aelinor Marbrand.
House Tarth

## House Information

### Sigil

Quarterly, first and fourth rose, a sun-in-splendour or, second and third azure, a moon increscent argent

## Historic Information

### Culture

Stormlander (Andal)

House Tarth of Evenfall Hall is a noble house from Evenfall Hall in the Stormlands. The family rules Tarth, a beautiful island northeast of Shipbreaker Bay that controls the Straits of Tarth between the island and mainland Westeros.

They are one of the main houses sworn to House Baratheon of Storm's End.

## History

Ancestors of House Tarth ruled the island of their namesake as kings, claiming the family ruled the island as sole kings until Durran the Fair of the Storm Kings of House Durrandon married the Tarth King's daughter at the time, bringing the family under their dominion.

The island of Tarth was one of the first regions conquered during the coming of the Andals, leading to the family having ties with Houses Durrandon, Baratheon, and Targaryen.

### Second Century AC

With the famous "Brienne the Beauty" of Tarth returned to the Isle of Tarth after her oaths to the Starks were fulfilled. She arrived home just in time to further the struggling Tarth blood line.

### Fourth Century AC

The Tarths of old claimed pride in being the last major House of the Stormlands to fall to Aegon's invasion. It was not until news of Storm's End falling to Aegon did the Tarths finally bend the knee and accept the Targaryen invader.

During the Red God Revival the Isle of Tarth refused to accept any Red God followers. The House stayed faithful to the Faith of the Seven, the number of converts to R'Hllor on the island was slim to none.

A small number of Tarths participated in the Kingswood Tourney , though none found any meaningful success in the games.

Thankfully in the following Hammer Uprising House Tarth did not suffer any to peasant rebels. A small pocket of common folk rose up but were violently and soundly silenced permanently, and that was enough of an example for the rest of the island's people to stay in line.

Like the Kingswood Tourney, a good number of Tarths participated in the Tourney of the Rainwood, though once again, none achieved any victories or any measurable success.
Desmond Brune

## META

### Alternative Characters

Janos Brune

**Desmond Brune** is the Lord of the Dyre Den.

## Family

* Garth Brune, Lord of the Dyre Den b. 356 AC d. 397 AC
* m. Jeyne Roote b. 361 AC d. 423 AC
	+ Gillian Brune b. 378 AC d. 430 AC
	+ m. Osric Brune, the Knight of Brownhollow b. 380 AC d. 434 AC
		- Janos Brune, the Knight of Brownhollow b. 401 AC
		- m. Roslin Massey b. 405 AC
			* Samantha Brune b. 423 AC
			* Barristan Brune, Heir to Brownhollow b. 425 AC
			* Lyonel Brune b. 428 AC
			* Amanda Brune b. 439 AC
	+ Harrold Brune, Lord of the Dyre Den b. 380 AC d. 425 AC
	+ m. Cersei Manning b. 382 AC
		- **Desmond Brune**, Lord of the Dyre Den b. 399 AC
		- m. Amanda Trant b. 400 AC d. 420 AC
			* Argella Brune b. 420 AC
		- m. Lynesse Rosby b. 407 AC
			* Davos Brune, Heir to the Dyre Den b. 423 AC
			* Berena Brune b. 425 AC
			* Catelyn Brune b. 432 AC
		- Eleanor Brune b. 402 AC
		- m. Jaime Gaunt b. 400 AC
			* *House Gaunt*
		- Rhea Brune b. 408 AC
		- m. Ronnel Rollingford b. 409 AC
			* *House Rollingford*
	+ Corwin Brune b. 383 AC d. 401 AC
House Mullendore

House Mullendore is a Noble House of the Reach sworn to the House Hightower. Their seat of Uplands is located east of Oldtown. They are and continue to be, an ever-faithful and diligent vassal to their liege lords, the House Hightower. While other vassal Houses sided with the Warsmiths in the Second Hammer Uprising, House Mullendore remained stalwart by their liege lord.
Darion Mar Noyne

Arianne Costayne

Robert Arryn

**Darion Mar Noyne** is a scion of House Mar Noyne and the nephew of all three of the most recent Prince-Admirals. Though his father, Elyas, was an elder son, he and his son alike stood in the shadow of the secondborn until his deposition in 436 AC. The conspiracy behind the coup had intended to install Elyas as a magister but he died amidst the chaos. The title was instead seized by Nymon Mar Noyne's daughter, Norah.

Like his exiled maternal uncle, Darion has never been an especially serious man. Known for his easygoing and amicable nature, he has neither the ambition nor the acumen necessary for his duties. Nevertheless, as the patriarch's eldest male descendant he feels entitled to lead the family, and often finds himself competing with his cousin Norah for influence over their grandfather.
Example Biography Page

Woeful looking Targ-like boy, staring into the distance. Woe.

**The Introduction**. A few sentences to both introduce and summarize the character located at the very top of the wiki page without its own heading. This generally includes their station--especially if they are a Lord or Lady of a particular noble house--and may mention their parents or their betrothed or spouse. This section basically answers the question: "Who is \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_?"

## Appearance and Character

Describe your character's physical looks here if you like, along with their manner of dress. Not everyone has the good luck of finding the perfect faceclaim, after all! Also discuss who they are as a person - their character, or personality - to give those who may want to collaborate with you some insight into who your character is. This section does not need to be lengthy.

## History

### Subheading

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## Recent Events

***This section is not necessary for approval at the bio stage of character creation, but is something that many players ultimately utilize, so we're including it here.***

In this section, you may summarize events from your character's story as it has been told on our subreddit. Some players choose to reference their posts as well with links, so that readers interested may be directed back to the sub and can read it for themselves.

## Family

This section houses your character's family tree. Feel free to list immediate family members as well as extended family here via a bulleted list as well as a link to a family echo tree, or an image of a family tree.

For example:

* King **Aenar I Targaryen,** Lord of the Seven Kingdoms
* Queen **Patrice Hightower**, of House Hightower
	+ Prince **Baelor Targaryen**, Prince of Summerhall
	+ m.
		- Princess **Jaehaera Targaryen**
		- Prince **Maekar Targaryen**, Prince of Summerhall
		- Prince **Aegon Targaryen**
		- Princess **Baela Targaryen**
		- Prince **Jacaerys Targaryen**
	+ Princess **Naerys Targaryen**, a Septa of the Most Devout

## Household/NPC's

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Errold Stark

**Errold Stark** is the Castellan of Winterfell and cousin to the late Lord of Winterfell, Jon II Stark. He is an elderly man, prone to his temper and bouts of senility.

## Family

Descendants of Theon Stark and his wife, Lynara Locke; cousins to the main House Stark branch, of Winterfell:

* Errold Stark b. 368
* m. Jeyne Whitehill (374-432)
	+ Osric Stark (395-401)
	+ Edwyle Stark (399-434)
	+ m. Lyanna Poole b. 400
		- Osric Stark b. 417
		- m. Sansa Slate b. 420
			* Benjen Stark b. 435
			* Cregan Stark b. 436
		- Aregelle Stark b. 418
		- m. Jareth Manderly
			* Theomore Manderly b. 435
			* Medrick Manderly b. 436
		- Sarra Stark (419-435)
		- m. Cregard Karstark b. ???
			* Lyanna Karstark b. 435
		- Edwyn Stark b. 420
		- Brandon Stark b. 422
	+ Lysa Ryswell b. 400
	+ m. Torrhen Ryswell
		- House Ryswell
* Ellara Cerwyn (371-438)
* m. Lord Cerwyn
	+ House Cerwyn
* Alysanne Stark (374-377)
* Jonnel Stark b. 376
* Bennard Stark (378-412)
* m. Masha Stout b. 380
	+ Jonos Stark (396-396)
	+ Elric Stark (398-405)
	+ Walton Stark b. 409
Daenerys I Targaryen

**Daenerys Targaryen** was the Queen of the Iron Throne and ruler of the Seven Kingdoms alongside her husband, Aegon Targaryen, from the years 302 AC after The Second War of Conquest to the year 325AC, when she willingly abdicated the throne to her son and heir, Rhaegar Targaryen. She left Westeros in 330 AC, and was not seen afterwards.

## History

### Early Life

Daenerys was born on Dragonstone, the daughter of the mad king Aerys Targaryen and his wife, Rhaella. Daenerys lived an impoverished life in Essos, until she was married to a Dothraki Khal and afterwards birthed three dragons in an event shrouded by mystery.

She made her way to Qarth thereafter, and sought to free the slaves in Slavers Bay before returning to Westeros at the head of an Unsullied army.

### The Second War of Conquest

Daenerys arrived in Westeros well into the war, first arriving at Dragonstone. At the sight of her dragons, it is said, the commander of the Dragonstone Garrison, Loras Tyrell, surrendered immediately.

An offer came shortly after from Aegon Targaryen, offering her an alliance and the right to rule by his side in a dual-monarchy. Choosing to answer with action instead of words, Dany arrived at King's Landing on dragon back soon after.

Her and Aegon spoke for some time, and eventually came to an agreement. When they emerged from private, and Aegon led the dragon queen back to the Dragonpit, it is said that Rhaegal bowed his head, and from there on, the two dragons were united.

Daenerys and him secured King's Landing soon after, following the death of Queen Cersei and her son, Tommen. While Aegon set his eyes north, Daenerys set hers towards the south, the homeland of the Tyrells and the wealthiest land of all.

Euron Crows Eye had been tormenting the Reach for some time, and only with the arrival of dragons was hope restored to the allied cause. His trickery and deceit ended at the Battle of the Whispering Sound, where Euron's armies were retreating. It presented the perfect opportunity for Daenerys, armed with dragonfire, descended upon the defenceless ships of Euron Crows Eye, and burned his fleet, and the Crows Eye himself, to cinders.

### Afterwards

Few can truly discern what kind of Queen Daenerys was once her and Aegon had consolidated their power on the Iron Throne, but she was reputable to be just, and harsh when it was called for. She held court sessions opposite of Aegon, and they ruled together with relative ease. In the year 303 AC, Daenerys gave birth to a healthy boy, which the duo named Rhaegar.

In the year 306, they had another boy, named Baelon. No further child would come of their marriage, though they were said to have stayed happy and fruitful for some time.

The year 325 struck quick and hard. Aegon was taken with a sickness, and no Maester could take it from him. He died in the sixth moon of the year, and Daenerys chose five years later to abandon King's Landing, flying across the narrow sea on her dragon Drogon.

She was reported to have been in Asshai, though reliable reports remained far and few between. Regardless, Daenerys Targaryen had left Westeros, and with it, came a new Targaryen reign.
Dagr

Dagr's southern guise.

Hadr the Bloodsealer

Ubin the Scrivener

Skrymir the Strong

Dagr-Devil's-Tongue is a warrior of the free folk and eldest son of Ekkill Crowsbane. A charismatic fellow with a tongue sharp as valyrian steel, Dagr dons the disguise of Alistair Stone, working to sew discord among the kneelers south of the wall.

## Appearance and Character

A tall and lean man, Dagr shares little more than facial features with his father. Living beyond the wall, he wore his ginger hair long and beard in braids, but Alistair Stone has no such luxuries. He is clean shaven with hair cut down to little, making him appear far younger than he truly is. His discomfort with his predicament does not show, however, and to all the world Alistair Stone is just another hedge knight.

Dagr's days of enjoying youth and the company of women have long since ended. He agreed to don the guise of Alistair Stone to divide the kneelers and aid in creating a future for his wife and children. He yearns to see their faces again with every passing breath.

## History

Over the years, Dagr has accrued a number of rivals in the unfortunate fathers whose daughters crossed his path. Just as his namesake came of Bloody Alette plunging a dagger of dragonglass into his grandfather's heart, Dagr has honoured his grandmother many times with the blood of unruly fathers.

Dagr fought alongside the Shieldbangers for many years, marching with the westward coalition army during the Winterblood War. Few beyond the wall can match his swordsmanship.

## Recent Events

When the war with Clan Winterblood ended, Chieftess Astera Blackadder told tales of dragons, fire breathing monsters capable of bringing down the vast fortresses of the south. Realizing these beasts could not be beaten, King Ekkill sent Dagr, the most charismatic of his sons, to sow discord among the kneelers and divide them for conquest.

Dagr assumed the identity of Alistair Stone, son of a minor vale noble and a merchant's daughter, bringing with him fifty White Mountain Clansmen posing as former mountain clansmen from the Vale. He travels far and wide, living the life of a hedge knight and dealing in gossip and rumors.
Erin Velaryon

Half-Siblings:

* Aren of Lys
* Lanna of Braavos

Erin Velaryon is the son of Maegon Velaryon and Lirenne Massey, an was thus a member of House Velaryon. He was known to be a good sailor and wealthy trader across the Narrow Sea. He was known to be the sexiest as compared with his twin, and had brilliant eyes. He bought an island in the stepstones and set a castle there known as "Tiderock Fortress" it became the seat of the House Velaryon of the Stepstones. He was the nephew of Aerys Velaryon, the Hand of the King and the twin brother of Aurin Velaryon, as brother to Sylgia Velaryon. Aren of Lys and Lanna of Braavos were his older half-sibblings from a time before Maegon married Lirenne.

Although he came from the blood of the Dragon through his grandmother, Vaena Targaryen of Whitefyre, his interest lied in the sea and never took a dragon egg for himself. He however took control of the **Flame of the Seas** when his father died and also built another ship with his brother, called the "**Mother of Tides**". Together, he and his brother, as well as their sons travelled and took commerce along the narrow sea into the free cities and beyond, trying to bring back the old wealth of House Velaryon.

## Background and History

Erin was born in the year 460 AC and was raised alongside his brother on the island of Driftmark. He was since very young nurtured on the love for the sea, specially by his father Maegon. He was raised and tought how to sail, how to build his own boats and ships, obtain food and resources from the ocean and how to traverse and survive a storm in open sea. Erin showed a deeper love for the sea and trade than his brother, who was more gifted in shipmaking and economic book duties. Both alongside their father traverse the Narrow sea on several occasions.

After a while he grew fond of several people and had lovers across the oceans fathering several kids. However, he had married and had several legitimate children who rained and ruled over in the House Velaryon of the Stepstones.