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Tysha Goodbrother

## Heir to Hammerhorn

Tysha Goodbrother was born to Andros Goodbrother and Myra Saltcliffe. She has a twin named Tysane. She captains the *Mist Runner,* a large warship. Unlike her sister, she is playful and immature. She is also known to be quite fiendish, along with her crew.

## Appearance

Tysha is of slender build like her father, and is very quick. Her eyes are grey, and her hair is long and black, she often keeps it in a braid. Although, she is attractive, her attire says otherwise, usually clad in leather and mail of dark colors.

## History

Tysha was born on Hammerhorn, along with her sister Tysane. She never knew her mother, due to her death a year after Tysha's birth. This promptly forced Andros to raise them, something he never wanted to do, preferring a son over a daughter. Andros taught them how to fight, when other girls were learning how to be a lady. Tysane was a slow learner, often failing at using an axe, while Tysha excelled in her father's training. Tysha favored the axe, and always fought savagely, often severely wounding her training partners. When she was younger, she often challenged other boys to contests: jumping off the cliffs of Great Wyk, or fights, she always tried to be better than the rest.

When taught to sail, she learned how to captain ships before Tysane, earning one of her father's warships, the *Mist Runner* for her to captain personally. She picked her own crew soon after she received her ship; an unsavory lot, but undoubtedly loyal to their captain.

Tysha has a dark side, that shows itself every once in awhile. It may be violent outbursts, random brawls or sudden bloodlust. Not many people recognize it, except her father, but mostly her crew, who almost fear her.

## Quotes

*" Tysane is a natural born leader, charismatic, willful, and an outstanding warrior. Tysha on the other hand, is a whole other beast. She is utterly ruthless, testy, and unpredictable. I have seen her best one of my veteran soldiers in combat, which scares me and pleases me at the same time."*

- Andros Goodbrother, about his daughter Tysha
Serle

Serle is a former slave and a eunuch, and personal servant of Rhaenys Valaar. He is swarthy skinned, tall and of slender frame, with black hair worn in a topknot and large brown eyes, with a small tattoo of a quill and parchment beneath his right cheek. He was given his freedom so that there would be no controversy regarding his serving Rhaenys in Westeros or any of the Free Cities, but nevertheless he serves Rhaenys and House Valaar, as well as the People of Volantis faithfully by choice.

He is quite content with his place in serving Rhaenys as a comfortable slave in all but name, bearing with him at all times a form of chalk board bound with a leather cover as if it were to be opened like a book, so that Rhaenys may write what she has to say and have him read it when she must speak to anyone for any length of time. He is quite educated on the intricacies of politics, philosophy, mathematics, and other forms of learning and serves as an advisor of sorts to Rhaenys. The two are known to frequently play Cyvasse together.
Wolfscreek Castle

**Wolfscreek Castle** (before known as **Fisherscreek Castle**) is an ancient northern stronghold, currently serving as the seat of House Stark of the Stoney Shore. It is located on a cliff at the end of the Cape of Pikes, the westernmost point of the North. Its nearest castle neighbor is the Barrowton, located two hundred and fifty leagues west.

## Layout

The castle is naturally protected from the most sides by the seemingly never-ending waters of the Blazewater Bay and additionally by thin curtain walls, but the rampart guarding its entrance from the east is a massive bulk of dark granite, majestic and troublesome. Its inner keep, with most of its colorful windows facing to the sea, hails more than ten broad towers and smaller turrets, pressed together on the small spot at the tip of the sword-like cliff. The highest one is called the Tower of Shivers.

## Household

* **Cregard Stark** serves as the treasurer and the castellan of Wolfscreek Castle.
* **Dantes Glenmore** is the master-at-arms of Wolfscreek Castle.
* **Bryan Cranner** captains the household guards of Wolfscreek Castle.
* **Jerod Lanser, Matthos Cranner** and **Anderon** are the serjeants of the guards of Wolfscreek Castle.
* **Jayden "Jay", Cold Cryus, Tobin "Tobb", Ronard "Rowdy Ron"** and **Clatton "Clatt"** fulfill the guarding duty at Wolfscreek Castle.
* **Willam Chafton** and **Dennys Harner,** Torrhen Stark's sworn swords and companions, both of a noble birth: Willam is a son of one of Torrhen's vassals and Dennys happens to be a master of a petty region situated northeast of Wolfscreek Castle.
* **Enit Worner** tutors Arra Stark.
* **Darmon** is the master of the horse at Wolfscreek Castle , aided by his sons and stableboys **Eddar** and **Barth**.
* Finally, **Branton the Cookfish** cooks for the Lord of the Stoney Shore, along with **Harrion the Herring** and **Waylar the Whitefish.**
Stone Hedge

**Stone Hedge** is the seat of house Bracken in the riverlands. It is located south of the red fork of the Trident, sometime north of Harrenhall and the borders of the Riverlands. There is a village surrounding it.

## History

When Lord Lothar Bracken rebelled against King Harwyn Hoare, the ironborn sacked Stone Hedge and starved Lothar in a crow cage.

Early in the Dance of the Dragons, Stone Hedge was taken by Prince Daemon Targaryen and the Blackwoods after the Battle of the Burning Mill, with Daemon using Harrenhal as a base of operations.

Although born in King's Landing, Aegor Rivers was raised at Stone Hedge, the ancestral home of his mother, Barba Bracken.

After the onset of the War of the Five Kings, Stone Hedge was burned by Ser Gregor Clegane.

## Quotes About Stone Hedge

*The mud, the moss, the grime, it all looked the same in the Riverlands, no matter where one travelled. Stone Hedge, despite how much it had been cleaned for the ceremony, proudly wore its thousand-year-old cloak of rivers and bogs. Even when cleaned it was an ugly drab, especially for a wedding, oozing its filth out of the many holes and tears between the castle's decrepit stones. -* Lady Myranda Tully

*The Godswood of Stone Hedge wasn’t anything impressive, at least not when compared with the godswoods of other, bigger castles. All the trees were new, young, and short. Thin oaks and unimpressive ashes, juvenile chestnuts, tiny elms and pitiful hawthorns.* - Benjen Bracken on the godswood
The Riverlands

**Current Lord:** Lord Paramount

Nestled between five other kingdoms with a coast upon Ironman's Bay lies the Riverlands, home to the Trident, one of the mightiest rivers in all of Westeros. A common battle ground for all of Westeros, the Riverlands has seen countless kings and conquerors come and go, though rarely were they Riverlanders by blood. Centuries of war have granted this fertile region stalwart castles and hardy fighters, and though it's lords are quarrelsome they are by no means petty. The Brackens and the Blackwoods, the Mallisters and the Pipers, the Freys and the Baelishs - all mighty lords in their own right, and all swear fealty to House Tully of Riverrun.

Though the lack of natural defenses make the Riverlands a key target for war or conquest, in times of peace these rolling lands of rivers and plains are some of the most beautiful in all of Westeros, and are home to both pious small folk and industrious merchants. The towns of the Riverlands ply their trade up and down the Trident, bringing wealth and fortune to any with the cunning to seize it.

Though the region boasts no cities, it is populous and fertile, with a storied history and legends of glory and tragedy. The soaring towers of Harrenhal haunt the horizon for miles around, while tales of Florian the Fool, Artos the Strong, and Nine-Finger Jack bring joy and awe to any who might hear their tales. These are but three of the countless knights and heroes born in the land of rivers, men whose names and deeds are passed from generation to generation. The Riverlands has oft birthed such men, and in times of war and strife they only grow in number.

For more information on recent events in the Riverlands, please see our State of the Realm page.
The Pact of Kings

**The Pact of Kings**, or the **Treaty of Crowns**, was an agreement signed by Robb Stark and Renly Baratheon in 300AC. It was but the official separation of the two kingdoms, and delineated borders, trade rights, and other important matters.

It was heavily rumoured in King Renly's court that he had no intention of keeping true to it, as he intended to be King of *Seven* Kingdoms, not four. His army, reputation, and coffers had all been badly damaged by the War of the Five Kings, and he seemed to have every desire to march north and reclaim the missing half of his realm. Circumstance, however, would thwart him time and time again.

## Conflicts and Tension

The border between the two kingdoms has always been tense, both sides always wary of the other infringing upon their lands. Dozens of disputes flair up every year, but most are quietly settled between lords or Lord Paramounts. Only two have ever brought the realm to the very brink of war.

### The Crisis of the Claw

**The Crisis of the Claw** occurred after the War of the Exile, when Northmen still occupied Crackclaw's Point and exacted vengeance upon it's people for the brutal sack of Maidenpool. When the North refused to leave following the war, tension mounted between Winterfell and King's Landing, neither side willing to surrender. Both were on the verge of calling their banners when King Brandon XI Stark surrendered the peninsula in 343AC, avoiding what would have been a terrible war.

### The Crisis of the Nettle's Bounty

**The Crisis of the Nettle's Bounty** took place in 354AC, concurrently with the early stages of the War of the Burning Brand. it involved House Greyjoy, House Tawney, and the Westerlands, and nearly brought the Kingdom of the Iron Throne and the Kingdom of the North to open war. When members of an independence faction in the Iron Isles began to raid the mainland in hopes of forcing a war, they nearly succeeded. Lord Greyjoy was swift to act, however, sending his son Quenton to Casterly Rock, and having him return with a Westerland navy in tow. They put the rebel lords to the sword, and sent their heads to those lords who had been wronged.

## Celebration

As winter comes to an end in 370AC, the lords of both realms gather in King's Landing to celebrate the 70th anniversary of the Treaty of Crowns.
Zhoe

## Silent Sister

**Zhoe** is a Silent Sister currently serving in King's Landing. She is 20 years old and from the Stormlands.

## Biography

Zhoe was born in 350 AC to smallfolk parents in the Stormlands. Her father was a builder, often finding work in nearby Mistwood. From a young age, Zhoe was found of singing, a skill quickly cultivated by her mother to earn a few coins whenever they went into town. As an only child, she often spent time in the woods with the animals, finding a talent for befriending deer and squirrels.

When Zhoe was 14, she was riding with her parents for Mistwood when they were attacked by bandits. Her father managed to hold them off while she escaped into the deep forest. She hid in a ditch for a day before attempting to find her way to town. Days passed by a she survived on the meekest of sustenance. Starved beyond pain, she prepared for her final sleep until a cloaked figure approached her. She knew it was the Stranger. Unable to speak, she reached out her hand. Death knelt, wiped her tears with a cold finger, and continued walking.

Zhoe woke up in the care of people from Mistwood. Once she regained most of her health, the orphan girl dedicated herself to the order of the Silent Sisters. After 6 years of service in the Stormlands, she finds herself transferred to King's Landing.

## Appearance

Zhoe was born with the gift of beauty, but her experience in the forest left her markedly thin. Still, she had big brown eyes, long brown hair, and a lovely face that was now covered by her religious clothes. She is no giant, but tall for a woman.

## Timeline

* 350 AC, 4th Moon: Zhoe is born
* 364 AC, 5th Moon: Zhoe's parents are killed, she is spared by Death
* 364 AC, 8th Moon: Zhoe dedicates her life to the Silent Sisters.
* 370 AC, 6th Moon: Zhoe is transferred to King's Landing

## Recent Events

* 370 AC, 6th Moon
	+ The Silent Sisters
	+ Here was a Man
* 370 AC, 7th Moon
	+ Wives of the Stranger
	+ Death's Maidens
	+ Love Among Sisters

Zhoe is transferred to King's Landing and meets her new sisters. Days later, the King is murdered and they must prepare to bury him. She prays over his body in the Great Sept, preparing for his burial. Late one night, she gets to know about Sister Melissa. Some days later, she gets to know Sister Rylene.

## Family

* Jack, Her Father (331 - 364)
* Ella, Her Mother (334 - 364)

## Household

* Sister Mary (32), a Reach woman who killed a man
* Sister Emberlei (29), a sex crazed blonde from the Stormlands
* Sister Janie (17), a dimwitted girl from the Westerlands
* Sister Alison (30), a dwarf woman from the Reach
* Sister Melissa (40), a gorgeous redhead from parts unknown
* Sister Rylene (26), a woman from the Crownlands with Greyscale scarring
The Vale

**Current Lord:** Lord Paramount Artys Arryn

Guarded by the soaring peaks of the Mountains of the Moon and surrounded on three sides by the sea, the Vale of Arryn is a beautiful and dangerous region, and home of the oldest Andal bloodlines in all of Westeros. From the shadowcats that haunt the mountain passes to treacherous rockslides and mountain clan bandits, the lands of this region are hostile and deadly, forcing even the mightiest lords of the Eyrie to travel in force through their domains. For all this, the peaceful valleys, fertile soil, and numerous lakes and rivers give the region a beauty that many find incomparable.

The Houses of the Vale, like much of Westeros, share blood with both the First Men and the Andals. But only in the Vale can the very oldest Andal lineages be found, for the first of those ancient conquerors landed upon these very shores, carving their names - and their seven pointed stars - into the earth and into history. Now the Vale stands as a bastion of the Faith, and the Bloody Gate that guards it has never fallen.

For more information on recent events in the Vale, please see our State of the Realm page.
Terrio Erastes

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**Terrio Erastes**  was the First Sword of Braavos. He served the old Sealord, Luco Antaryon.

## Appearance

Terrio is a natural-born warrior, tall and strong with just the right amount of muscle to support a lithe frame. His coal black hair is a mass of shaggy curls, and he keeps a neatly-trimmed goatee and moustache. A single scar marks his face at a diagonal on his forehead, and his eyes are a dark brown.

## Important Events

**342** - *Terrio is born.*

**365** - *He becomes the first Sword of Braavos.*
Shiera Florent

Shiera Florent was the eldest child of Shireen Baratheon.

She had always wore her hair long and had a square, jutting jaw which was prominent when she grinded her teeth, which she did often when in intense thought. Her jaw, coupled with her attitude and demeanor, and lithe ladylike figure only complimented a certain sense of tomboy-ish beauty about her. It was said by those that knew her closely that despite her gruff exterior, she might not be short of suitors if she had behaved and dressed more ladylike.

As a youth, Shiera always had a fierce loving heart towards the poor and disenfranchised, one which carried with her to adulthood. She was known to be mischevious and played more with young boys rather than young girls, even at times bullying many younger boys with her demeanor and attitude.

The few "ladylike" talents Shiera took for herself was that she was an avid dancer and passionate musician, showing an interest in the harp at a very young age. She played the instrument quite beautifully, and learned to dance quite well across a stage while playing and singing, using the instrument as any true bard would despite her highborn heritage.

She was many times as a youth chided for being too "boy-ish" and was considered "hard to manage", being rather rebellious. Despite being under constant watch due to her status as the direct descendant of Stannis Baratheon, she would grow a habit at a young age of attempting to run away from home multiple times and often hanging out with what was considered the "wrong crowd", her heart for the poor and downtrodden leading her to make friends of those in low situations... including sometimes thieves, cutthroats, and murderers.

Shiera Florent disappeared some time in the year 341, under unknown circumstances. It is speculated that due to her distaste with courtly intrigue, that she eventually ran away for good, finding a new life perhaps among the lowborn and unsavory or chasing a romantic interest of some sort. The general dislike for her among several in the royal courts and higher offices led some to fear the situation at first, but after a time she was considered by them to be a "problem out of the way".
The Long Lances

The Long Lances are a mercenary company in Essos, boasting some of the best cavalry riders outside of the Golden Company. They can field eight hundred riders.

## Recent Events

The Long Lances have recently come under the command of Ser Dickon Manwoody after the death of the previous commander, Belorno Ostaris. They are now currently under contract with Volantis.

## Composition and Command

The Long Lances field eight hundred cavalrymen, capable of mounted and dismounted combat.

Commander- Dickon Manwoody

There are eight captains, who command one hundred men, with four serjeants beneath them.

Ser Andar Fowler, Second in Command, lifelong friend of Dickon

Euron Sparr, Company Torturer, Captain

Ser Damion Norridge, Company Paymaster, Captain

Aerion Blackfire, Company Spymaster, Captain, self-stylized descendant of the Blackfyre's (also half-insane)

Horkko, ex-Dothraki Khal, Captain

Rickard Wull, Captain

Hezdar xo Kerak- Captain

Daario Mopatis, Captain
Valentina Otherys

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## Appearance

Valentina has light brown skin, with dark hair and heterochromatic eyes (brown and green). She has long legs with a gently curvaceous body, and stands about 5'5".

## Biography

Valentina and her twin brother Vincenzo were born from the union of two prominent Braavosi merchant families, Otherys and Zalyne. While their older brother Bessaro was being groomed to take over the family investments and holdings, the younger twins were mainly left to their own devices. This meant they usually could be found playacting with the mummers of The Blue Lantern. Determined to steer Valentina away from the life of mummery, on her thirteenth name day, her parents began grooming her to replace her aunt as the famed courtesan, the Black Pearl.

## Important Events

346: Valentina is born to Bellario Otherys and Rosalia Zalyne.

351: Valentina and Vincenzo see their first mummer’s show, and spend the next eight years sneaking out of the manse to The Blue Lantern.

359: Valentina begins courtesan training under her Aunt Bellandra.

370: Valentina is named the new Black Pearl.

## Family

Bellario Otherys (b. 315) – Father {Administrator, Businessman}

* Head of the Otherys family.

Rosalia Otherys nee Zalyne (b. 322) – Mother {Wealth, Sums}

* Keyholder of the Zalyne family.

Bessano Otherys (b. 340) – Brother {Businessman}

* Heir to the Otherys business.

Bellandra Otherys (b. 320) – Aunt {Beauty}

* The former Black Pearl

Umberto Zalyne (b. 325) – Uncle {Wealth}

* Rosalia’s younger brother.

Tycho Otherys (b. 350) - Cousin {Agility, Water Dancing, Acrobatics, Theiving}

* Played by /u/tychootherys [1]
Ser Warren 'The Walnut'

## Ser

Warren has been a bandit his whole life, he knows no other way. Abandoned from birth in Lannisport, he grew up with a knife in his hand, learning to be wary of every shadow. Warren has joined in countless raids and robberies, traversing the kingdom from the wall to Dorne, and has a reputation for being stubborn and sturdy, earning him the moniker of 'The Walnut'. Knighted by a fellow hedge knight, he earned the title of Ser by accidentally saving the man's life.

He robbed said man shortly after.

His time with the vulture's crew has led to him being ridiculed, he obtained the moniker 'Walnut Brains', and took a hammer to the stomach, injuring him greatly.
Togarion Bar Emmon

## Heir to Sharp Point

**Togarion Bar Emmon** was the son of Boremund Bar Emmon and Maia Rambton, their youngest and final child. While originally a handsome and witty youth, a terrible wound stripped him of much of his physical appeal. He was the heir to Sharp Point.

## History

### Childhood

Togarion Bar Emmon was the best of the Bar Emmon children; strong and smart and handsome, with a clever tongue and agile hands. He followed closely after his father in look and demeanor, and hungered for the man's approval more than either of his two other siblings.

As a boy, Togarion was kept out of harms way, every bit the pride of their father, just as their sister was their mother's chosen favourite. When he as eleven, Boremund decided not to ward him in some distant castle, but chose instead to train his son himself, in Sharp Point.

Quickly it became apparent that Togarion favoured the mace, his immense strength aiding him much, on the field. He had no trouble splintering shields or caving in helms, even with his practice weapon, and could break bones with a single swing of his arm.

### Adulthood

The boy grew into a man, a disciple of his father in all the ways his brother Duram was not. So it was that when Boremund Bar Emmon went to negotiate a deal with a group of smugglers known to frequent the region, Togarion went with him.

Though Boremund's initial intent was supposedly to negotiate some sort of deal with the smugglers, it soon became apparent that he sought only to blackmail and extort them. He brought a contingent of guards with him onto the lead smuggler's boat, as well as his son Togarion, but after a few tense words, things rapidly fell apart.

Fighting breaks out, between the men of Sharp Point and the smugglers. Boremund was slain in the fighting, and Togarion attempts to rally the men, his mouth open to shout commands, when an arrow enters his mouth and tears out the back, avoiding his throat but tearing a hole in his cheek and damaging his tongue. Togarion falls, and a man upon the deck heaves his body overboard.

Hours later, the Bar Emmon scion washes up on shore, on the very edge of death. They manage to bring him back to health, but he was hideously scarred, and his trouble speaking. The embarrassment over his speech impediment has led to him hardly speaking at all. After months spent abed in Sharp Point, healing after his terrible ordeal, Togarion's allegiance was now only to his brother, Duram, and to the House of Bar Emmon.

## Death

After being sent to Oldtown on the orders of his brother, Duram Bar Emmon, as a means of gaining the favour of the Hand Roland Westerling, Togarion fell afoul of Baelor Hightower. Convinced the crownlander was working with his foes, Baelor had him killed, stabbing him several times in an upper room of the Hightower. The body was then sent back to King's Landing, along with a note proclaiming that he had been killed in a tavern brawl.

## Family

* Lord {Boremund Bar Emmon}, Her Father (d. 369AC)
* Lady {Maia Rambton}, Her Mother (d. 362AC)
	+ Lord Duram Bar Emmon (23)
	+ Raella Bar Emmon (19)
	+ **Togarion Bar Emmon** (18)
Stepstones

Grey Gallows

The **Stepstones** are a chain of islands between the southern narrow sea and the northwestern Summer Sea. The Stepstones are home to pirate dens, often Lyseni and Myrmen.

## Geography

The islands are located east of Dorne in Westeros and west of the Disputed Lands in Essos. Just to the North is Tyrosh. The islands are often affected by storms.

According to legend, the Stepstones are a remnant of a land-bridge, known as the Arm of Dorne, which once linked Westeros and Essos. More than ten thousand years ago the First Men used that land-bridge to cross into what is now known as Dorne to begin their invasion of Westeros. The greenseers of the children of the forest are said to have used magic to shatter the land-bridge into an archipelago named the Stepstones, located between the Broken Arm and the Disputed Lands.

## The Islands

* **Bloodstone**: As the largest island, it has been the seat of numerous pirate lords and kings, and is currently the seat and base of operations for Samarro Saan and his fleet. Bloodstone was once the seat of Daemon Targaryen when he was the self-declared King of the Stepstones and the Narrow Sea.
* **Sunstone**: The second largest island. Named after its proximity to Dorne, stories suggest that it was once held by Dorne itself. Since then, the island has only homed insignificant pirate lords due to its desert-like geography.
* **Grey Gallows**: As the third largest island, it enjoys a reasonable population. It derives its name from a particularly bloody war against the Basilisk Isles. Thousands of Basilisk Islanders were captured and hung on the plains of the island.
* **Dark Den**: Comprising of a dark cove large enough to hide even the largest of warships. Samarro Saan once hid a fleet of raiding ships within the cove in order to ambush a convoy belonging to his fiercest rival.
* **The Skulls**: This island houses the remains of yet another genocide - a pile of skulls sits upon the ground for as far as the eye can see. No one can say for sure who the skulls belonged to, but many speculate that they belong to the Essosi resistance during the time of the Valyrian Freehold.
* **Wreckstone**: A harsh, jagged rock of an island. Monstrous to look at, and littered with the wrecks of hundreds of ships. It is the bane of any inexperienced captain who dares to sail through the Stepstones.
* **Torturer's Deep**: Though it now acts as a harbour, this island was once home to a particularly sick pirate king who was known to flay his enemies. In recent times, Aurane Waters - a Velaryon bastard - used this island as the seat of his rule during his time as king.
* **Shame Isle**: This island houses the remains of a large prison which once held the enemies of many Saan kings. Samarro Saan currently uses the island to intimidate certain prisoners into giving up locations of their fleet and fortune.
* **Last Refuge**: An island for exiles and 'nobodies'. Over the years, this small island has become a place for refugees from all walks of life. A small community exists here, living in peace and anonymity.
Viseron Naegaris

## Triarch of Volantis

Viseron Naegaris is a Triarch of Volantis as a member of the Tiger party, a former general of the Volantene army, a practicing Red Priest, and the political opponent of Vilyx Valaar. He was known to have fought valiantly in the War of the Exile in his youth as a young lieutenant, and led to some of the few victories which Aurion the Exile, the Bastard Dragon's forces could claim.

## Appearance

As opposed to Vilyx and his aged appearance, Viseron is of handsome looks in his old age, quite physically capable and a renowned warrior. His head is shorn bald, he wears a graying goatee, and his eyes are a deep shade of purple. On his back and upper arms is a massive multicolored mural tattoo depicting his various conquests and victories from his time as a general of Volantis's armies, and down his arms are sleeved tattoos of flames, inspired by his faith to the Red God.

## History

Viseron is the primary opposing Triarch of Volantis to the rule of Vilyx Valaar, the Tiger to Vilyx's Elephant. A former general of the Volantene Army and commander of the Fiery Hand, he comes from the blood of the old aristocracy. He campaigns on a platform of morality, strength through faith to R'hllor and the purity of Old Valyrian blood, and conquest and triumph through war and conquering. While Vilyx and Viseron put on quite the political show for the free landowners of Volantis every year as famous political rivals, the truth is that they collaborate with one another behind closed doors to secure their hold of power over the city.
Troop Numbers

For a complete list of troop levies, ships, navy breakdowns, and spheres of influence, please refer to our House Information Chart here. All troop numbers are based largely in canon, though the moderators reserve the right to adjust as necessary.

## Westeros

### Kingdom of the North

 **The Riverlands** | 51,000 Soldiers
 **The Vale** | 52,000 Soldiers
 **The Iron Islands** | 25,000 Soldiers

### Kingdom of the Iron Throne

 **The Westerlands** | 56,000 Soldiers
 **The Stormlands** | 40,000 Soldiers
 **The Reach** | 85,500 Soldiers
 **Dorne** | 27,500 Soldiers

## Essos

### Slaver's Bay

 **Yunkai** | 20,000 Soldiers
 **Astapor** | 8,000 Soldiers
 **New Ghis** | 30,000 Soldiers
Stannis 'Storm'

## History

In 353 AC, His father Hugo met his mother Mary, a lowborn woman. Mary was a washerwoman in Storm's End, Hugo the heir to an ancient house, but they managed to fall in love, despite the social barrier that was between them. Mary gave birth to Young Stannis 'Storm' in 355 AC, much to the delight of both Guyard and Hugo, while fueling Cassana's rage and jealousy. She organized the assassination of Mary, and tried to do the same for young Stannis, but Hugo foiled the attempt on his son, beating the trained assassins knife on knife, and learned the name of the plotter the assassins had been working for.

Rage fueled and wanting vengeance, Hugo murdered his mother in law after a heated confrontation, with only himself and his father as witnesses. After learning the truth of Mary's death, and the true nature of the woman he loved, Guyard simply gave up. Hugo woke one day, only to find his sisters pounding on his door. Guyard had joined the Nightswatch, abdicating his seat and his wealth to Hugo, in favor of the cold torment of the wall as self inflicted punishment for his complete misjudgment of Cassana.

Blaming Cassana's death on the same assassins that killed Mary, Hugo and Guyard lied to all, protecting both Hugo and his sisters. Hugo began to train a young falcon in 368 AC, naming her Mary after his lost lover. Mary would scar Hugo, and cause him near endless torment, but eventually became an excellent hunter, if a bit hard to reign in. Hugo ignored the invitation to the Grand tournament, seeing no point in going, having never been knighted or trained like a Lord usually would. Instead he set off with Stannis and Mary, disappearing into the Rainwood for some bonding.

## Other Stuff

Stannis has served as squire for Ser Richard Morrigen, and has been trained in sword and lance. He is a good rider and has a sharp wit.
Slaughter on the High Road

### Outcome

* Lord Wyllam Waynwood is killed, along with his spouse and numerous soldiers and men-at-arms of his party
* Devin Waynwood is declared as the new Lord of Ironoaks
* House Waynwood begins a blood feud with the Mountain Clans

**The slaughter on the High Road** is an event that occurred in the Fifth Moon of 370 AC. It denotes the massacre in which Lord Wyllam Waynwood, his spouse Lady Alyssa Redfort, and his party, riding south to the Grand Tournament, were ambushed and brutally slaughtered by the Sons of the Mist, a Vale mountain clan.

It directly resulted in naming Devin Waynwood, Wyllam's twelve-years old son, the Lord of Ironoaks, and it prompted the beggining of the blood feud between House Waynwood and the Mountain Clans, as well as the Valemen-Wilding War.
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**Wyllam Waynwood**, also known as **Wild Wyl** after his namesake and **Wyl the Watchful** after his deeds, was a knight, the Lord of Ironoaks Castle and a Member of the Council of Nine until his demise in early spring months of year 370 AC.
The Stormlands

**Current Lord:** Lord Paramount

On the eastern coast of Westeros lies the Stormlands, one of the mightiest of the Seven Kingdoms and famed for it's warrior tradition. Though the ruling House of Durrandon fell with the arrival of Aegon the Conqueror, it has since been ruled by House Baratheon, descended from Aegon's own half brother.

This region is one of the smallest in all of Westeros, but it's name and legend dwarf it's physical borders. Bounded by the sea on two sides and home to stoney shores and deep forests as well as sudden and terrible storms, it is easily defended and known for the hardiness of it's strongholds.

Here the martial tradition is old and experineced, steeped in the conquests of the Durrandons of old, and centuries of warfare with it's neighbours in the Reach and Dorne. The Stormlands boasts no cities, only defensible holdfasts and towns. It is fertile enough, plenty of rain keeping the soil damp and the forests teeming with life, though it does not compare to the Riverlands or the Reach.

Here more than anywhere else save the Iron Islands or the North are men seen as tough and hardy, their long history of conflict and struggle seemingly producing in every Stormlander a sense of martial duty. Though there is much beauty to be found in the region, from the glittering seas about Tarth to the splendor of the woods and forests, the harshness of the region often disuades all but those born to it. The House of Baratheon has ruled the Stormlands for centuries - though they are, relatively speaking, a new made house.

For more information on recent events in the Stormlands, please see our State of the Realm page.
The Briny Wench

The Briny Wench is the largest of the five longship's Stonehouse contributes to the Iron fleet. Though it is large by longship standards it is still only equipped with basic Longship armament.

## History

Commissioned by Duri Stonehouse, for Caija's elder brother Joel Stonehouse. During it's time under Joel it would commonly partake in raids on the stepstones. It would pass down to Caija after Joel was killed by bandits. Under Caija it would continue to raid the stepstones but in 370 AC was one of the first few Ironborn vessels to cross over the mainland once more.
Ulfred Caswell

**Ulfred Caswell** was the eldest son of Uric Caswell, the Lord of Bitterbridge and Defender of the Fords. He was briefly married to Roslin Redwyne and sired one son with her, Owen Caswell, before his murder in 369AC.

## Family

* Lord Uric Caswell [Deceased]
	+ Lady Marianne Tarly
		- ***Ulfred Caswel***l [Deceased]
			* Lady Roslin Redwyne
				+ Owen Caswell
		- Arys Caswell***,*** Lord of Bitterbridge and Defender of the Fords (24)
		- Tarah Caswell (22)
		- Rohanne Caswell (20)
		- Lucias Caswell (19)
		- Josian Caswell [Deceased]
* Megga Caswell
* Janna Caswell
Willard

**Willard "the Barber"** is a professional hairdresser working in King's Landing. He has a hair salon near the Old Gate, next to the many brothels of that part of the city.

## Background

According to himself, he was born in the town of Stoney Sept in the Riverlands. He got interested in hairdressing at the age of 10, and at the age of 12 was sent off to the capital to learn from a master hairdresser. He learned a lot, until one day his master revealed him the secret to his unmatched skill. The master hairdresser apparently murdered some of the women whose hair he dressed exquisitely, and then put their heads up on display in his backroom. Upon seeing this, Willard killed his master and reported the whole incident to the King's Landing City Watch. Afterwards, the twisted "art gallery" was disposed of and the hair salon was given to Willard. However, this is merely a story that Willard tells, and many of his customers dismiss it as fiction to scare people. So far, no-one has ever sought to find any evidence of these events really happening.
Shield Islands

The **Shield Islands**, commonly called the **Shields** or **Four Shields'**, are four islands of the Reach. They are located in the Sunset Sea west of Highgarden and protect the Mander river from theIron Islands. The islands include: Greenshield, ruled by House Chester; Greyshield, ruled by House Grimm; Oakenshield, ruled by House Hewett; and Southshield, ruled by House Serry.

When any sign of longships is spotted, elders in watchtowers light beacon fires, which in turn cause other watchtowers to light their own beacons and spread the warning to settlements further inland so they will not be caught unaware.

## History

The Shields Islands were originally known as the **Misty Islands**. Two thousand years before the events of *A Song of Ice and Fire* the ironborn were free to sail up the Mander and plunder all the villages and towns all the way to Bitterbridge. Torgon Greyiron used Greyshield as his stronghold. King Joron I Blacktyde captured King Gyles II Gardener in a naval battle near the Misty Islands.

The Misty Islands were renamed the Shield Islands once King Garth VII Gardener drove out the ironmen and fortified them with men from the Reach. The Gardener Kings of the Reach armed the fisher folk of the Shield Islands to protect not only themselves, but also the river, thus giving the islands their name.

During Robert's Rebellion, longships of the Shield Islands were defeated by House Greyjoy in the battle at the Mander, although Lord Quellon Greyjoy was killed in the battle.

In 300 AC the Shield Islands are invaded by Ironborn, led by King Euron Greyjoy. The Ironborn fleet successfully outmaneuvers the local island defenses and captures most of their fleet. Euron Greyjoy names new Lords, Harras Harlaw is made Lord of Greyshield, Andrik the Unsmiling Lord of Southshield, Maron Volmark Lord of Greenshield, and Nute the Barber Lord of Oakenshield.

Soon after the retreat of Mace Tyrell's forces, he and Lord Paxter Redwyne converged on the Shield Islands to push back the Ironborn. Euron underestimated the swiftness of the Redwyne fleet and was caught in between Southshield and Oakenshield. After an intense battle called the Battle of the Shields between Redwyne and Ironborn ships, King Euron's flagship was destroyed leading to his death and ultimately the Shield Islands coming back under Reachman control.
Syraphos Sorrah

## Fisher Prince of Lorath

**Syraphos Sorrah** is the ruling Fisher Prince of Lorath.

## History

Born the son of wealthy fisherman and former Fisher Prince Sallyrik Sorrah, Syraphos spent much of his early life out on the sea and wandering the upper-class portions of the Lorathi mazes. Placed at the head of a small fishing fleet, he soon proved his worth as a captain and sailor, though at times his temper got him into trouble.

It was when he was twenty that he first caused a serious stir, landing his small fishing fleet on the Axe and setting up a small fishing village on its coast, the makeshift huts and boats providing homes for the crew who had come with him. Syraphos firmly believed the Axe belonged still to Lorath, that all the coast surrounding Lorath belonged to his city. From the makeshift village he began to smuggle the precious gold and amber that was found so abundantly in the Axe, and this could only lead to trouble.

It was four years later when the others arrived, and another six months before Syraphos and the sailors were forced to abandon their settlement, a disastrous affair for the Lorathi, though Syraphos showed great skill and courage with his sword during the retreat, holding off the advancing bandits with his vanguard as they prepared the ships to sail.

Since his return he has not caused any major trouble, though allegations that he has been smuggling and stealing goods from the surrounding free cities have continued to cling to him, though this has done more to increase his popularity in the city, especially among the Fishermen and boat owners with whom he has always been quite generous.

After his father's death an election was held to see who would ascend to the third princedom, The Fisher Prince. After a hearty amount of cajoling (and bribery), Syraphos was selected on the third ballot.
Survivor: White Collar vs Blue Collar vs No Collar

**Survivor: White Collar vs Blue Collar vs No Collar** is the 4th season of Parody: Survivor.

## Twists and Changes

* **The Collars:** The 18 castaways were divided into 3 tribes of 6 each, based on their personalities and occupations.

## Castaways

* Chloe Quartz and Hanna Shimms returned to the show in its 10th season - Survivor: First Boots.
* Kendrick, Jonah, Gilbert, Eli, Alicia, Clifford, Fiona...
* Jack and April's epic blindsides, by Fiona and an unwilling Kendrick and the No Collar alliance.
The Grand Tournament

**The Grand Tournament of 370AC** was held in King's Landing at the behest of King Alesander I Baratheon, to celebrate the 70th anniversary of the Treaty of Crowns. Lords from across Westeros were invited, including those from the Kingdom of the North, in an attempt to foster good relations.

A boxing tournament was added to the list of events at the behest of Grand Maester Ryon, so that those adept at unarmed combat could showcase their prowess as well instead of being confined to the melee, archery or tilt.

Lords, knights, warriors and princes (and even a lady or two) from across the Seven Kingdoms competed in the days-long event, with the victors in each category being:

## Winner of the Melee

All hail Robin Redfort, who defeated four and seventy opponents on the field of battle and claimed the victor's purse of 20,000 gold dragons.

A*s Strong As Stone!*

## Archery Champion

All hail Andrey Sand, a bastard in the service of House Jordayne, who defeated twenty opponents at the archery range and claimed the victor's purse of 10,000 gold dragons.

*Let It Be Written!*

## Boxing Champion

All hail Herbert Stark, Prince of the North, who defeated five and twenty opponents in the boxing ring and claimed the victor's purse of 5,000 gold dragons.

*Winter is Coming!*

## Winner of the Joust

All hail Roland Westerling, Lord of the Crag and Hand of the King, who triumphed over three and sixty opponents in the lists and claimed the victor's purse of 50,000 gold dragons.

*Honor, not Honors!*
Tytos Brax

## Lord of Hornvale

Rowena Brax
Alysa Brax

Lord **Tytos Brax** was the Lord of Hornvale, before his death in 370 AC. He was the eldest son of **Andros Brax** and his second wife **Alysanne Serett.** He was married to **Roslin Marbrand,** and by her fathered six children, four of which survived. He was described by his younger son Alyn as, " *a most succesful lord Hornvale has ever had. "* He died in early weeks of 370 AC, following a disease he had been fighting for years.
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Peter Kane

**Peter Kane** is a contestant from Survivor: Ademius, Survivor: All-Stars and Survivor: Heroes vs Villains.

He was most well-known on Survivor: Ademius for finding the most amount of hidden immunity idols, including a special 'Second-Vote' idol, successfully using two of the idols to save himself from elimination and also for being blindsided with the special idol in his pocket. His prowess in finding idols with and without clues led to him being asked back onto the All-Star season.

His often sexist behavior, brutish personality, humorous character and idol-finding prowess secured his status as a Villain, leading him to return for Survivor: Heroes vs Villains.

## Survivor: Ademius

Peter started off on the successful Kafheesi Tribe, winning three consecutive immunity challenges. He and the other two men, Brett Freeman and Callum Paisley, formed a strong male alliance as the Kafheesi trio. The girls had the same idea, led by Natalia Joneses, but Erin Castellan was swayed over to the men's alliance by Brett Freeman, who she had a crush on.

At their first tribal, Natalia led a charge against Erin, labelling her a traitor, but was unable to convince any of the men to vote Erin and the Kafheesi trio - with Erin - voted out Natalia.

At the tribe swap, the Kafheesi trio all stuck together on the new Sparrison tribe while Erin and Yvonne went to the new Amanoo tribe. On Sparrison, they were joined by two original Sparrison members and two original Amanoo members. Peter's alliance fought for control against Elmer and Mitch of the original Sparrison tribe, and worked on obtaining crucial swing votes Ingrid and Oberon from Amanoo. After Peter made an offhand comment about women which Ingrid took offense to, she and Oberon joined Elmer and Mitch in wanting Peter out. However, Peter caught on to clues that Ingrid had inadvertently dropped at tribal, and realizing he would be voted out, played his hidden immunity idol for himself, negating all four votes and taking out Mitch.

At the merge, Peter again continued his success at finding hidden immunity idols, even finding a 'Second-Vote' idol. With one normal and one special idol in his pocket, Peter and the rest of his Kafheesi trio rejoined Erin in the majority alliance. Elmer, wanting to remain in the game, convinced Peter and the Kafheesi trio to blindside Mitzi Perezz, the leader of the girls' alliance. This move would cost Peter, as Erin lost trust in the Kafheesi trio, and the girls' alliance turned their backs on the Kafheesi trio, taking out Brett.

Peter and Callum both played hidden immunity idols that they had found, negating two and three votes against them respectively to take out Elmer. After Elmer's elimination, it was believed that Callum was next to go. Unsuspecting, Peter did not play his idol at the subsequent tribal, unbeknownst to the fact that Aisha had come up with a plan to trick Peter into believing that Callum would be the target and not him. That night, he was blindsided with the 'Second-Vote' idol in his pocket in a 4-2 vote, and made the 6th member of the jury.
Moonclaw

Moonclaw is a fluffy, white-haired she-wolf with a scar on her left hind leg. She has bright, hazel eyes, a pink nose, and big ears.

## History

### In Wolves of Fire 2

Moonclaw was first seen walking out of her den, stretching and yawning. She complained about the sun always waking her up before she got enough sleep before yawning again. Lily said good morning, and Moonclaw asked why she was up so early. Lily replied that the sun woke her up too. Moonclaw nodded, agreeing with this reason, but then felt the paws of her pups pushing. Moonclaw forgot all about Lily and said she had to build a birthing den. Moonclaw then walked past Frostflower and Moon Moon, not even realizing they were there.