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Yekoi

Yekoi, known as Vaes Efe during the Century of Blood, is a small Ghiscari city found to the east of Slaver’s Bay in Essos.

It is ruled by the Regal Masters.

## Location and Geography

Unlike the cities of Mareekai and Ghardaq, Yekoi is not conventionally considered as one of the settlements of the Skahazadhan, owing to its location many leagues north of the river. It is the easternmost of the Ghiscari settlements, and connected by roads to Hazdahn Mo to the west, Mareekai to the southwest and Yinishar to the east.

## History

The Ghiscari cities of Yekoi and Mareekai were sacked by Khal Vazzo and his bloodriders during the Century of Blood. They are renamed Vaes Efe and Vaes Majhah, meaning City of Shackles and City of Whores respectively. Both cities were reclaimed by the Ghiscari following the destruction of Vaes Dothrak in 43BA.

Owing to its location away from the river Skahazadhan, Yekoi was spared the destruction wrought by the Tagaez Fen in 288AA during the event known as the Burning of the Skahazadhan. Continuing to grow wealthy from trade with Slaver’s Bay to the west, Qarth to the south and Yi Ti to the east, it is the wealthiest of the minor Ghiscari city states.

## Layout

The city of Yekoi is surrounded by a single set of high stone walls, just wide enough for a chariot to ride the battlements above. It is patrolled by slave warriors and Unsullied alike. There are four main entrances to the city, via the Talon Gate, Claw Gate, Whip Gate and Fang Gate, located on the north, south, east and west of the city respectively.

* The Grand Pyramid - The four noble families of Yekoi all reside within the same pyramid at the heart of the city, sharing the eighteen floors of the towering construction between them.  The topmost seven levels are the home of the House of Kuhzizn, the current rulers of Yekoi, the middle six floors that of the House of Zaru, whereas the lowest five floors are inhabited by the lesser noble houses of Yhihln and Andaq.
* The Market of Chains - Sprawling from near the Fang Gate in the western city to the Claw Gate of the south, the Market of Chains represents a series of streets, squares and plazas dedicated to Yekoi’s primarily import and export, slaves. It is typical that sellers present their stock at the start of each hour, so those spaces that avoid the heat of midday are deeply contested.
* The Eastern Market - Home to stalls owned predominately by traders from the cities of the Patrimony of Hyrkoon, Qarth, Yi Ti and Asshai, the Eastern Market is found close to the Whip Gate, built around the road leading to Yinishar. Common sights in the market are vendors with stalls laden high with spices and herbs from the Jade Sea, figurines shaped from jade and gold alike, and YiTish monkey-tail hats.
The Slaughter of the Braidless

The Slaughter of the Braidless was a battle during the Century of Blood, fought between the Sarnori and the Dothraki.

## Prelude

Following the defeat of Khal Temmo at the Gates of Qohor, the Free Cities realised that the horselords that had seemingly sprung from the grasslands left in the wake of the shrinking of the Silver Sea could indeed be defeated.

Amongst those that sought revenge, few burned with fury quite as so fiercely as the Tall Men, whose Kingdom had been devastated by the Dothraki. At their head, Fozhai Alexi, last true-born son of the slain High-King Mazor Alexi sought retribution specifically against the Khals Qano, Loso and Zhako, the surviving Dothraki combatants faced by his father at the Field of Crows.

## The Slaughter of the Braidless

The first Dothraki blood that Fozhai Alexi spilled in his self-proclaimed ‘pilgrimage’ was that of the shattered Khalasar that had once followed Khal Temmo, fresh from their defeat at the gates of Qohor. Knowing that his men would have to see the Dothraki defeated by their own blade to be infused with the same passion as he, he targeted them deliberately, knowing them to be weak and broken, declaring them little better than a dog running home. As the Khalasar travelled east towards Vaes Dothrak, Fozhai Alexi and his chariots, something that he put great personal value in, the Sarnori fell upon the horselords, slaughtering them with such brutality that it caught the attention of Dothraki, the Free Cities and the remaining groups of Sarnori alike.

Legends claim that Fozhai himself cut down several hundred riders himself, using his bronze scythed chariot to shred the legs of their mounts and launch the riders in the dirt, only to be picked off by the capable aim of his wife’s bow.

## Aftermath

The Slaughter of the Braidless is considered by many to be the turning point in the Century of Blood, marking the start of the decline of the Dothraki, and the growth of the Sarnori people to surpass the power afforded to them before the Doom of Valyria.
Urrigon I Blacktyde

**Urrigon I Blacktyde** was the sixteenth King of the reformed Kingdom of the Iron Islands. He ruled from 170AA to 184AA.

Urrigon was considered the worst of the four good Kings, but still better than most. Well loved by those who voted him into power, and even respected by his enemies.

He was the third of the "Four Good Kings."
Tristifer Lightfoot

Brother Symon b.255 AC

Brother Ulric b.256AC

Brother Amory b.260AC

Sister Gwin b.279AC

Sister Lollys b.279AC

## Biography

Twin boys are born to Lord Ossifer and Lady Kari in the year 260AC adding to their already growing family of 4 much older boys for it was thught her child bearing days had passed,with in 6 years of their marriage there were 8 childern ,of that 8 only one was stunted in hieght.

Under consent ridicule Tristifer grew into a cunning and crafty man having learned daggers masterfully as well the secert arts of spycraft.having conned the household spys into thinking it was his late father's wish that he knew this lost art. By, time he met Arran he had ruled four years, and had horned his crafts well. they wed in secert, as he had conned her father ,as had his seventh great great uncle another over 85 years ago. THis seventh great great uncleAsher, then a unlanded knight had fallen for the daughter of a landed knight of a tiny hamlet over 85 years ago,that betryal of a bride costed both the landed knight aswell the uncle a heavy bride price to companset, the family of the bride's betrothed who had already gave gifts to the brides family.

Of this union begot Tristifer's anscerstors of who he was born to, out of Tristifers and Arran's marriage came two children,a daughter sharra a bright child of nearly 6 and her newborn brother Jeremy.

## Timeline:

260 AC - Tristifer and his twin Amory is born

265AC – twins begin weapons training

268 AC – Tristifer masters daggers

272 AC – cons his father's spy Perwyn andRyon to teach him spy crafts

277 AC – father Ossifer is found murdered ,some say it was raiders

279 AC -last of ossifer's issue are born twin daughters

281Ac Arran his mother passes due to a mysterious illness

281 Tristifer begins rule as lord of lightfoot hall

286AC – first meets Arran Moors

290 AC – a marriage is arranged for them by his older brother lars and Brandon Moors

291Arran and Tristifer wed

293 their first child is born a daughter Shara

298 AC an heir Jeremy arrives.

Family Tree:

Father Ossifer b.238Ac -d.277AC

Mother Arran Moors b.242AC-d.281AC

Brother Lars b. 253AC

Brother Toman b.254AC

Brother Symon b.255 AC

Brother Ulric b.256AC

Brother Amory b.260AC

Sister Gwin b.279AC

Sister Lollys b.279AC

## Household

bastard brother child of Ossifer and a maid Lannie named Mathis b. 273AC

Unthur 50 maester b.248Ac

Malac 33 exacutioner b.265AC

Zolnar 30 a heired sellsword b,268AC

roger 29 a household guard b.269AC

Larra 20 a skurry maid b.278AC

Lannie a maid mother of mathis b. 250AC
Violet Lake

Violet Lake is a large inland body of water found within the Disputed Lands. It is most commonly claimed to be within the territory of the Free City of Myr.

## Location and Geography

One of two major lakes in the Disputed Lands, Violet Lake is found to the southeast of Myr, and serves as the source of the river Murana, which flows towards the Free City. Further south, the Silvertongue and river Navari can be found, as well as the walled town of Achissa.

## Recent History

After the walled town of Achissa was seized by the Band of Nine in 259AA, the group continued their expansion of territory throughout the Disputed Lands. By 260AA, their campaigns, mainly led by Maegon Targaryen had allowed them to conquer the peninsula up to the Violet Lake.

During the Five Year War for Myr, rumours began to circulate that what remains of the Myrish army after the Myrmen's Lament has fortified upon the shores of the Violet Lake, gathering their strength for a counterattack. After continued raids and sabotage attempts upon their siege weaponry, a Pentoshi-Braavosi force is sent to investigate the rumoured presence of the Myrish General Tyros Drahar to the southeast. Finding themselves suddenly surrounded by a much larger force, Tyros and his men make a valiant final stand at the edge of the Violet Lake, but are ultimately defeated.

However, in the meantime, a number of sellsail companies transport a Volantene army into the Sea of Myrth, where they deliver a scathing strike against those men left to continue the siege. The Sealord returns to Myr, finding it defended by a revitalised force, and seemingly commanded by Tyros Drahar, back from the dead. Ordering a retreat, the joint Braavosi-Pentoshi force returns north to Anlos, and Myr celebrates its deliverance from the Sealord's grasp.
The Three Daughters

The Three Daughters is the name given to the cities of Tyrosh, Myr and Lys, particularly so during the time of the Triarchy from 95AA to 136AA.

## History

The Three Daughters have always been, and have continued to be quarrelsome, continuously fighting over dominion of the Disputed Lands between them. They have, on several occasions, united against greater threats, most notably that of Volantis in 95AA.
Ryon II Arryn

**Ryon I Arryn** was the fourth king of the reformed Kingdom of Mountain and Vale. He ruled from 90AA to 133AA. For his solemn demeanor and for the first few years of his reign, he was forever known as the Lonely King. In 100AA he married Alys Belmore, but they could not produce an heir.

Though sad and somber, those that knew him personally considered him kind and sweet, though a poor king nonetheless. The only time the Lonely King ever showed anger was when his wife was insulted while holding court.
William Yronwood

**William "The Brave" Yronwood** was the eldest son of Archibald Yronwood, brother of Cletus II Yronwood. He fought against his cousin, Jeyne Yronwood in War of the Women. Despite being killed in the conflict, his younger brother succeeded him and defeated Jeyne in the war. William remains a hero to House Yronwood against the Rhoynish culture and laws. Though never King, he is considered as close as one in the Kingdom of the Greenbelt.

Despite being from a cousin branched he was named Heir Apparent to the Greenbelt as Cletus II failed to produce male heirs. He proved himself a cunning warrior, fighting as a commander against an attempted Durrandon invasion in 108AA, beating back a host lead by Lord Beron Dondarrion.

He died during the Battle in the Red Mountains, attempting to reclaim his lost seat from his cousin Jeyne Yronwood. The war reaffirmed the abolishment of Dornish Law in the Greenbelt, meaning that women would always be passed over in favor of younger sons and male cousins.

He was succeed by his little brother Yoren II Yronwood.
The Shadow Tower

The Shadow Tower is one of three castles along the Wall that are still inhabited by the Night's Watch. It is located next to mountains at the western end of the Wall. It lies west of Sentinel Stand and east of Westwatch-by-the-Bridge, both abandoned castles.

## History

The Commander of the Shadow-Tower has already declared for the King on the Wall.

## Layout

**The Rear Gate -**  The Rear Gate of the Shadow Tower is the main entrance for the Nights Watchmen. It is not truly a gate, and more of a kill-hole re-purposed with a winch and cage.
Noble Families of Lorath

There are a few families of noble birth within the Free City of Lorath, most of which claim descent from the original magisters of the city from the time of outpost formation by the Valyrians.

They rule over Lorath as a conclave of Magisters, and three from their number are chosen to serve as the Fisher Prince, Harvest Prince and Prince of the Streets. Since 256AA, Lorath has been ruled over by the Sealord of Braavos as the city is considered part of the Alliance of the Narrow Sea.

## Main Families

### Ennahran

Although they started originally as simple whalers hunting the white and grey leviathans of Lorath Bay, the Ennahrans have grown very powerful over the past few centuries, mainly through the actions of Draqar Ennahran, born around half a century after Aegon's failed conquest. He started to rent out his ships to those too poor to purchase or build their own, claiming a share of their profits when they returned. Later, he began to sell insurance to vessels that called at the Port of Lorath, a venture that his descendants have continued to do so to this day, many generations later. Very wealthy by Lorathi standards, the Ennahrans are the proud owners of the Valyrian Steel shortsword Mazemaker. The current Harvest Prince hails from the Ennahran family.

### H'ghar

It is said that eight or nine separate family groups claim the title of Head of the H'ghars, and the family is prone to in-fighting, causing many of the younger members of the family to leave the Free City, seeking a life elsewhere. Despite this, H'ghars remain a common choice for the role of Princes and Magisters. Due to their frequency, there are around half a dozen smaller manses spread throughout the city that all show the heraldry of H'ghar at their gates. The current Fisher Prince hails from the H'ghar family.

### Mestir

A priestly family, the Mestirs are amongst the few that still keep to the teachings of Boash, although this is a dying trend, even within the family. At present, around half the Mestirs have donned the eyeless hoods of the followers of the cult religion, and are often deeply shunned by those who do not. They own a small manse in the southwestern side of the city, close to the harbour. The current Prince of the Streets hails from the Mestir family.

### Tor'phal

Principal amongst the families specialising in the trade of velvet, the Tor'phal family has called Lorath their home for centuries, and own much of the city's land. They live within a manse in the south of the city, its gardens filled with blue winter rose and moonbloom.
Yoren II Yronwood

### Titles

the Bloodroyal, High King of Dorne, King of the Greenbelt, the Redmarch, and the Dornish, Knight of the Wells, Lord of the Stoneway, and Master of the Green Hills

## Family Information

### Children

Wiliam YronwoodJennylyn Yronwood

Archibald Yronwood

**Yoren II Yronwood** was the Bloodroyal and seventh king of the Kingdom of the Greenbelt. He took the throne upon the end of the War of the Women and his elder brother's death. Though a just king, his reign was overshadowed by his brother William Yronwood's achievements. Despite this, he and his son would be some of the greatest kings the Greenbelt ever knew. He married Lysane Ladybright as a sign of good will to House Ladybright, who he believed to owe his seat to.

Yoren often measured himself against his deceased brother, who Yoren considerd the true King of the Greenbelt. He brought the broken Greenbelt back together and managed to stave of invasion by the Kingdom of the Torrentine and Principality of Dorne.

## ***Quotes***

*"My brother was the hero. I was only there to aid him. I never asked to be King my lords. But here I am." - King Yoren II Yronwood after his coronation.*

*"My son has a hero's name, and a hero's blood. He will be a fine king." - King Yoren II Yronwood* upon William's sixteenth nameday.
Zbanhe

The Zbanhe is one of the many rivers found weaving throughout the Kingdom of Sarnor in northern Essos.

## Geography

The Zbanhe has two main sources, that of the Lake of Naqrh, and the other from the Sea of Zabaa. The former passes close to the city of Sallosh, whereas the latter weaves through the city of Gornath, before they both meet south of the Bay of Tusks. The Zbanhe empties into the Shivering Sea via the Bay.
Valerion Targaryen

Visenya Targaryen

Daemon Targaryen

Shiera Targaryen

A young face and bright white hair, it is only Valerion's eyes that do not hold the heritage of Old Valyria. Whilst he was not granted his father's eyes, he gave him a gift in its stead. A scar from eye to jaw

## Biography

Born in 278 in the Free-City of Volantis, First Daughter of Valyria. Valerion was the son of Aegon Targaryen and relative to the Dragon Triarch, Vaegon Targaryen. An agile child by nature, always one from climbing the black walls where he could and running through the streets of Volantis where the Old Blood ruled. Though on occasion, one that grew more frequent as Valerion grew older, he would run through the city streets with slaves and free-men to witness the performances of travelling mummers, staring with wide eyes of admiration at the craft of the storytellers and performers.

​Many noble children would learn to play an instrument at some point, though few would take to it as quickly as Valerion did. Other noble boys played with swords in the evening, but Valerion would spend time tuning and playing the fiddle, or practicing on the harp, and when alone and away from prying ears he would sing loud and proud, writing sonnets and ballads after spending a day watching the bards of Volantis intently.

But as a noble boy grows up, there are duties and responsibilities that are expect of a young Targaryen, time that Valerion would see better spent on the streets of Volantis singing and performing for coin for which he had no need. But in time, he came to realise that stepping onto the streets alone with silver hair would place him and his family in danger. And so, with a supply of Tyroshi dye and a collection of clothes and props, Valerion had taught himself the art of hiding in plain sight. A new dye and a new gown and few would recognise the Valyrian noble.

Growing more tired of the duties of a noble, Valerion would later befriend a troupe mummers in Volantis. Drinking, singing and dancing each day and night until it was time for them to move on to the Three Daughters. Seeing his chance to escape the bourgeois life and embrace an exciting new world, Valerion fled with the mummers. On the road, he would only expand upon the skills he had learnt in life. As the demands of mummers grew higher, so too did the quality of the act. Soon, their troupe would perform feats of acrobatics that would astound and reap both applause and coin.

## Timeline

278: Born in Volantis to Aegon.

285: Valerion proves himself to be an agile young boy, quick and nimble.

290: Valerion refines his craft with instrument, voice and literature.

295: Valerion learns the art of disguise to venture into the city to watch bards and mummers perform.

297: Valerion leaves Volantis with a troupe of mummers.

## ​NPCS

Vogan, 27 | Tyroshi | Zealot | Mummer

Gorevos, 25 | Tyroshi | Wanderer | Mummer

Vyrio, 26 | Braavosi | Medic | Mummer

Tregar, 26 | Myrish | Mummer

Marrigo, 32 | Ghiscari | Mummer

Zaqar, 24 | Lorathi | Mummer

Joro, 35 | Norvoshi | Mummer
Ylios

Ylios is a port-town located on the southwestern aspect of the isle of Lesser Moraq.

## Culture

Famed for its domed marble buildings that overlook the azure waters of the harbour from the gentle rolling hills to the north, Ylios is the only major settlement upon Lesser Moraq.

The people of Ylios are generally considered to be a welcoming people, but those that break their rules, considered confusing and peculiar by many of those that visit the isle, may be subjected to punishment and execution in the traditional fashion. At the centre of the town, flanked by shops, winehouses and a large marble lighthouse, a pit of great depth has been dug. Those deemed guilty of their crimes are tossed into the mulch that has built up over decades and centuries, to drown in the remains of those that have come before them.
The War of the Graces

The War of the Graces was a recent conflict between the Slaver Cities of Astapor, Yunkai and Meereen, taking place between 265AA and 268AA.

## Prelude

The War of the Graces was preluded by the events of a prized pitfighter owned by the Rhaohl family of Astapor who refused to butcher another slave after defeating him in the fighting pits of the Plaza of Pain. Instead cutting down a pair of Unsullied that are sent to complete the task he refused to do, his actions create great turmoil. When a Purple Grace, the priestesses dedicated to serving those slaves seemed worthy of their attention, stepped into the fighting ring and pardons the pitfighter, unrest started to grow in the city. Claiming that the Graces have no rights to override the will of the Masters, Krazyn mo Rhaohl ordered his men to cut down the Purple Grace too, who, undefended, falls quickly to the Unsullied's spears. The incident would spark a series of conflicts that would erupt into war over the next few years.

## War

When the Green Grace of Astapor officially declared the House of Rhaohl to be of an impure heritage following the actions of Krazyn mo Rhaohl half a year earlier, the Houses of Maar and Ghahnar were quick to rise in support of the Good Master. Contrastingly, the House of Aihl and Dazhazn declare support for the Green Grace, who hailed from the noble House of Erdaz. For a moon and half, naught but foul words are exchanged, but violence breaks out in the fourth moon of the year at the Temple of Graces. Over the course of 266AA innumerable petty conflicts would continue, until civil war started definitively when the House of Rhaohl raids and sets the pyramid of the House of Erdaz ablaze when they seek to harbour the Green Grace.

### Denouncing the Impure

Hearing of the ongoing conflict in Astapor, the Green Graces of Yunkai and Meereen denounced the House of Rhaohl, echoing the words of their Astapori counterpart. Noble Houses from both Yunkai and Meereen joined the war on the side of the House of Erdaz and the Green Grace.

The War of the Graces was considered to have truly begun.

### Betrayal at the Worm River

The Battle of the Worm is fought to the east of Astapor, between an army of Yunkai'i sellswords and the Unsullied of the House of Rhaohl and their allies. When the House of Ullhor arrives at the battlefield with the strength of their Unsullied army, the Yunkai'i force breaks, and flees north. Following reinforcements from Meereen, Yunkai once more marches south, meeting the armies of Ullhor and Rhaohl outside the walls of Astapor. Krazyn mo Rhaohl is betrayed however, when commander Hazkol mo Ullhor turns on him in the name of the Green Grace.

## Aftermath

The noble family of Rhaohl is ejected from the city in the aftermath, and fled with the last of their wealth to Hazdahn Mo. They have found moderate success in the city.
Vahar

Vahar is an island found near the Cinnamon Straits, where the Jade and Summer Seas meet. Upon the island a city of the same name can be found, which serves as a stopping point for vessels sailing towards and from the nations of the Jade Sea.

## Geography

Vahar is a small island found between Lesser Moraq to the southwest and Great Moraq to the east. It is densely forested with trees that are not dissimilar from those found in the Summer Isles.

At the centre of the island is a solitary mountain, also called Vahar. About halfway up is a monastery that shares many features with the ancient Imperial Monasteries of Yi Ti, leading many to believe that the YiTish may have once colonised the island, although little else on the isle seems to suggest this is the case.

## Cities

There is just one city upon the island, named for the island itself.

* Vahar - Found on the eastern coast, overlooking the part of the Cinnamon Straits that passes between the isle and Great Moraq, the city of Vahar is built across two levels, which are connected by stairs carved directly in the rock and stone. The Beach Town, where the harbour, taverns and brothels can be found are built directly along the shore, using the stony shores are a foundation. Further inland, atop the cliffs the majority of the town can be found. If one wishes to ascend from the Beach Town, they must climb one of three great stairs that join the two, the path flanked by watchtowers from which archers armed with powerful shortbows patrol.
Wulfgar I Stonehouse

**Wulfgar I Stonehouse** the sixth King of the reformed Kingdom of the Iron Islands. Returning ten years later after Rolfe I Drumm was elected to the Kingship, Wulfgar was ready to pres his claim. Two years after his return. Rolfe passed whilst assaulting Lannisport with his fellow reavers and Wulfgar’s time had come. In a surprise, the now aged Wulfgar pressed his claim at the Kingsmoot over Rolfe’s son, Dale. Dale would have made a fine ruler and established a great line of Drumm kings. But Stonehouse brought with him the gold and treasurers he had won in the East, and all but bribed the vote, taking the throne out from under Dale Drumm. Wulfgar’s rule was long and prosperous for the Ironborn, but his sons could not last. Many died as children and those that did live fell in Reavings. When Wulfgar passed, so too did hopes of a Stonehouse Dynasty. Stonehouse’s death lead to a long period of unrest among the Ironborn.
The Third War of the Axe

The Third War of the Axe was one of the many conflicts over the Axe between Lorath and Norvos against the Ibbenese.

## The Third War

The Third War of the Axe began, with the first stone thrown by a Lorathi warship that attacked an Ibbenese whaling ship straying too far into Lorathi fishing grounds. The Shadow Council of Ib responded by sending forth raiders to strike at Lorathi settlements along the Shivering Sea, particularly those located around the Axe and its coastlines.

### The Raids Continue

Raids on Lorathi colonies by the Ibbenese continue to occur, as well as attacks on Norvoshi fishing villages found along the coastlines north of the Hills of Norvos. With its main fleet stationed upon the Rhoyne, Norvos cannot defend them, and neither can the minor fleet of Lorath.

The Ibbenese attack the city of Morosh, a mining and fishing colony of Lorath. Before the minor fleet of Lorath could come to aid, the city is sacked, with many of its residents being taken to the isle of Ib in chains.
The Silvergold

The Silvergold is a Longship captained by Syros the Swift, a captain in Saererya Saan's Pirate Fleet.

## Service History

282 - Ship is Launched in Tyrosh. Purchased by Syros, who at the time was a mercantile trader.

285 - Joined Sails with Saererya Saan and Thoros Phassanar, turning to piracy.

286-299 - Served faithfully in the Queen's Fleet.

## Recent Events

299 AA - Escaped battle with the Windfall Sellsail company. Joined Captain Ghael's fleet temporarily.
Noble Families of Qohor

Qohor is exceptional compared the most of the other Free Cities for a number of reasons, but principally by means of its governing. Whereas most of the other cities are led by a conclave of magisters made up of noblemen, merchants and priests, Qohor is governed by two families, the Eranels and the Motts.

## The Eranel Family

The Eranel Family is one of the two primary ruling families in Qohor, the other being the Mott Family. They style themselves as the *First Woodsmen of Qohor*.

Their wealth comes from the timber harvested from the Forest of Qohor.

### The Forest Palace

Home of the Eranel Family, the greatest and most prosperous of all the families made rich by the wealth of woods within the Forest of Qohor, the Forest Palace is a sprawling construction of wood and pale stone. Surrounded by walls populated with towers shaped to resemble Sentinel trees, the residency houses all the members of the Eranel family, as well as their servants, soldiers and lumberworkers. Also contained within the walls are the barracks of the guardsmen that patrol the Palace, and just to the north the largest timberyard in the Known World can be found.

## The Mott Family

The Mott Family is one of the two primary ruling families in Qohor, the other being the Eranel Family. They style themselves as the *Master Forgelords of Qohor*.

### The Steel Hold

Home of the Mott Family, the most famed and skilled of all the families that heat and shape steel and other metals into keen blades, steadfast shields and a myriad of other items, the Steel Hold is a colossal monolith of dark stone and metal. It is protected by two concentric rings of high walls upon which guardsmen in fanciful armour patrol. It is said that the very dirt around the Steel Hold is warm to touch from the never-ceasing forges found at the heart of the construction.
Tytos II Lannister

**Tytos II Lannister** was King of the Kingdom of the Rock from 207AA to 210AA. He was known as "The Timid." He was the nephew of Lancel VII, a man of ‘modest talent’. Was a puppet to a revolving door of advisors, who used him for their own gains. Lost all of the land that Lancel had taken from Gardener and Fletcher. Died during the Great Spring Sickness.

After his death, the start of another civil war in the West broke out, known as the Time of Troubles. Tywin Hill stood at the end of the war, as Tywin III Lannister
Vaes Annakholo

Vaes Annakholo, previously known as Vaes Dothrak, was the only city of the Dothraki people.

The ruins of the city are located in the northeast of the vast Dothraki sea, beneath the Mother of Mountains and near a lake, the Womb of the World.

The city was ruled and inhabited by slaves and the *dosh khaleen*, the wives of all the khals who have come before. It was forbidden to wear a blade or shed a free man's blood within the confines of the city.

The name Vaes Annakholo means City of the End.

## Destruction

The destruction of Vaes Dothrak happened in 43BA. Fozhai Alexi, the High-King of Sarnor was greviously injured in the fighting, but it was with joy when he passed four days later, knowing the era of the Dothraki had drawn to a close.

He was buried at the peak of the Mother of Mountains, so that he may always watch over the destroyed city, ensuring it never rise again. In the half a decade following the destruction of Vaes Dothrak, the last of the true Khalasars were hunted down by Sarnori, Qartheen, Ghiscari and Ibbenese scouting parties.
Theon III Stark

**Theon III Stark** would rule from 115 AA to 139 AA, after the death of his father under mysterious circumstances in the rough seas off of Bear Island in the Bay of Ice in 114 AA.

## Reign

A fisherman and his son would come across Theon III Stark on the rocky coast of Sea Dragon Point, clutching to flotsam and the ancient Valyrian Steel blade *Ice*. The new King of Winter would be gaunt, frozen near to death, and utterly silent as the shocked smallfolk would pull him aboard their vessel.

Where in his past Theon had been renowned as a warrior of remarkable skill, after his return he could barely lift a sword, such was his weakness. He became consumed with fears, real or imagined, and withdrawn as a result. None but the maester would ever learn what befell King Artos V's ship and crew.

For the year intervening between Artos V Stark's disappearance and Theon III Stark's discovery, Jorge Dustin aided Dacey Stark in administering Winterfell and the North. A clever lad, Jorge ingratiated himself with the sister of the King and would in turn be doted on by the newly-returned King: Theon III would allow Jorge to marry his sister. Jorge would continue to serve in roughly the same capacity under Theon III, aiding the meek and tormented King in the ruling of his realm.

Theon III would never marry, nor would he ever produce an heir. One cold morning in 139 AA King Theon III would simply not wake up. Some whispered he had been taken by his night terrors, others that whatever had set upon his father and he had returned to finish what it had started. Still others remarked it was good that the poor King had found peace.
Torrhen X Stark

Brandon Stark

Torrhen X Stark was the King of the Kingdom of the North from 276AA to 296AA. He ruled ably and justly, keeping the North out of the devastating War of the Trident. Knowing the danger of the Ironborn and seeing what House Harlaw had done to the Riverlands, King Torrhen sent his son and heir Brandon, and his bastard son the White Wolf to deal with them. Though striking down Prince Torgon Goodbrother, Prince Brandon lay dead by Ironborn blades.

During his life, he exiled his other son, known as the Black Wolf. Due to the valor and heroism of his bastard son the White Wolf, he named him the heir and legitimized him. He died in 296AA, sparking the Northern Civil War between the White Wolf and the Black Wolf, that raged on for two years, nearing its third.
The Kingdom of Rwhah Drekhta

The Kingdom of Rwhah Drekhta, previously known as the Kingdom of the Ifequevron in the days of the Dothraki, is a large forested region found in northern Essos, along its coastline with the Shivering Sea.

## Geography

The Kingdom of Omber and the Bay of Tusks are to the west, while the Kingdom of Sarnor is to the southwest. East of the forest are the Realm of Jhogwin and the Bone Mountains. The Great Grass Sea and Vaes Annakholo are to the south. East of the forest are the Ibbenese city New Ibbish and Ibbish.

To the north, the Sarnori outpost city of Leizoy can be found, built upon the ruins of what was once Vaes Leisi.

## History

The Dothraki named the region Ifequevron, meaning "wood walkers", after the people who once lived in the forest. The Dothraki are reported to have shunned the Kingdom of the Ifequevron out of reverence for the wood walkers or fear of their powers.

After the destruction of Vaes Dothrak, the armies of Mardosh under King Tuzor Alsis and his general Luzor Ilari marched north along the river flowing north from the Womb of the World. The few scouting parties that ventured into the forested region known to the Dothraki as the Kingdom of the Ifequevron did not return, and those that skirt the edges claim to have seen wraiths and spectres roaming the woodlands.

Alsis and Ilari rename the region the Kingdom of the Rwhah Drekhta, meaning "Forest Phantoms", and upon reaching the Shivering Sea, elect to march along the coastline in their return west. In doing so, they discover the ruined city of Vaes Leisi, ravaged by the Dothraki years previously and identify it as a valuable outpost against the Ibbenese.

Naming it Liezoy, Ilari is installed as King of the new settlement, in acknowledgement for his efforts against the Dothraki.
Willem Star

Willem Star is a steward of the Night's Watch and the former personal steward of Lord-Commander Bryce Webber. He is the bastard son of Ser Vorian Dayne, from a Myrish concubine. Will was most notable for writing various letters to the southron lords, calling for aid after Gyles Blackmont declared himself King on the Wall.

Will is currently regarded as missing following a series of disappearances and defections from Castle Black.
The Silver Kingdoms

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The Silver Kingdoms are a subsection of the vast Kingdom of Sarnor, found in the Great Grass Sea of central Essos.

They are ruled from the High-City of Sarnath by the High-King, although each city has a King of their own.

## Location and Geography

The Silver Kingdoms are located around the lakes of the Great Grass Sea that once formed the Silver Sea, for which the Kingdoms are named. The Lake of Naqrh is located to the north of the region, near the city of Sallosh, whereas Gornath can be found close to the Sea of Zabaa. Beyond the settlement of Leizoy, the Silver Kingdoms are the easternmost cities of the Sarnori, but represent some of the most important locations in the Kingdom.

## Cities

* Gornath-by-the-Lake
* Kasath
* Sallosh
* Sathar
The Unionists

The Unionists are one of the three main sects of the Faith of the Seven, along with the Divisionists and Dominionists . The Unionists are the most orthodox sect and the oldest.

## Beliefs

The Unionists are the oldest of the three sects, and are led by an elected High Septon, currently known as the Tenacious One for his extreme and inflexible orthodoxy. The Unionists simply believe that the Seven are all aspects of an all-powerful, all-knowing god.

## Believers

Of all supporters of this sect, the most powerful supporter of the Unionists is the Vale. The current High Septon used be to the the Septon at the Eyrie, and upon his ascension refuses to move his court to Oldtown, the traditional home of the High Septon, instead remaining at the Lofty Sept and preaching his gospel from “a place where the filth of sinners and heretics cannot reach”. The High Septon is not so coincidentally a major supporter of King Andar Arryn and his claim on the Riverlands, stoking the anger and fear of other kingdoms and lords who fear that the Faith Militant within their own borders soon be at their throats.

The other region of particular note to the Unionists is the Kingdom of the Torrentine . The Dayne High Kings are also counted among the most faithful to the Unionists, for the honorable members of House Dayne would never betray the holiness of the Faith, and the less honorable members know that there is strength in the familiar. Many wonder if they shall take up the mantle of ‘Defender of the Faith’ and return the light to the other heretical regions of Dorne.

Approximately two thirds of the Kingdom of the Trident are Unionist. The Kingdom of the Dusklands is also Unionist, thanks to their proximity to the Vale and Trident.

## Clergy and Faith Militant

The clergy of the Faith is composed of Septons, Septas, Begging Brothers, and Brown Brothers & Sisters of varying orders who serve the faithful.

### The Warrior's Sons

The **Warrior Sons** are the wing of the Faith Militant loyal to the Unionists, made up of knights who renounced their titles, lands, gold, and possessions to fight for the Seven. They swore their swords to the High Seption, and therefore and the Unionists. They wear inlaid silver armor over hair shirts, rainbow cloaks, and swords with star-shaped crystals in their pommels. They developed a reputation for fanaticism and implacable hatred for enemies of the Faith - and even more so for those of rival schisms. They are also called the "Swords," for their symbol.

### The Most Devout

The **Most Devout** are a council of seven of the highest ranking clergy of the Faith. They can be identified by their cloth-of-silver vestments and crystal coronals. Although the High Septon is usually elected from among the Most Devout, this is not a requirement. A majority of the current Most Devout, about two thirds, are aligned with the Unionists.
Tommen IV Lannister

**Tommen IV Lannister** was King of the Kingdom of the Rock from 155 to 170AA, and is widely regarded as one of the best Kings of the Rock. After the dis-interesting reign of his father, Tommen looked towards his subjects to give him legitimacy. A gifted businessman, Tommen used his talents to increase the coffers of Casterly Rock and peacefully negotiated economic treaties with the Riverlands and the Reach. Remembered fondly by his people not for his battle prowess or his courage, but for his quiet, humble open-handedness that saw the West prosper like it hadn’t in generations. Died of old age surrounded by his family.

He was henceforth known as "The Good."
Shadow Freddy

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Shadow Freddy is a hallucination that the player can see on certain nights in the hallway.

## Appearance

Shadow Freddy is simply just a texture change of Phantom Freddy and Golden Freddy.

## FNaF Ultimate Edition 1

Shadow Freddy will appear walking in the hallway outside the player's office. Once he appears in the hallway, click on him for him to leave. Failing to do so before he reaches the end of his path or putting up the monitor will result in a jumpscare that crashes the game.

### Easter Egg

Simialler to **Five Nights at Freddy's 1**, putting in

**Freddy** = 1

**Bonnie** = 9

**Chica** = 8

**Foxy** = 7

Will result in a jumpscare from **Shadow Freddy**

FNaF Ultimate Edition 1 Android

On android it changes some, he will appear in the office you must put on the mask to get rid of him.

## FNaF Ultimate Edition 2

Shadow Freddy appears in front of the player after putting down the camera. Put the monitor back up for him to go away. His mechanic is the same as Golden Freddy's from the FNaF 1 location.

### Appearance

Shadow Freddy is a mix of G.R.E.G. and Shadow Freddy from the first game.
Tyria

Tyria is a ruined city found within the Valyrian Peninsula.

## History

Tyria was founded by the Valyrian Freehold. Although rich and glorious, it did not have self-rule and was instead governed by men and women sent from Valyria to rule in the name of the Freehold and thus it is not counted among the Free Cities. The city was devastated by the Doom of Valyria.
Titus I Lannister

**Titus I Lannister** was the King of the Kingdom of the Rock from 35AA to 47AA.

After the death of Lancel’s oldest son Jaime, Titus was taken from his education as a Septon and made the King of the Rock. Loved by his people for his charitable work, and for his construction of the Golden Sept. Refused to break his vow of chastity and died without issue, leading to his sister inheriting.
Tommen III Lannister

**Tommen III Lannister** was King of the Kingdom of the Rock from 89AA to 94AA. He was known as "The Star-Struck."  He was the King of the Rock who allowed the Faith Militant to seek refuge within the borders of the West. Secretly deposed by a crazed septon who acted as his voice and authority for five years. His son eventually discovered the plot, and ordered his father killed out of mercy, for the septon’s poppy milk had ruined Tommen’s mind for some time.
The Skirmish at the Trident

**The Skirmish at the Trident** occurred in the aftermath of the Council of Harrenhal in 298 AA. King Andar II Arryn attempted to flee from the Council and reach a massing host of Valemen, but first had to cross the Trident-- a deep and wide river with very few fords. This made his path of travel easy to plot for the men of House Darry, who had days before begun the work of destroying the bridges over the Trident.

## The Skirmish

King Andar arrived at the banks of the Trident late in the day, but resolved to cross the river before nightfall. Upon approaching, however, they spotted the detachment of Darry men that had just recently finished their work of rendering the bridge impassable, if not destroying it outright.

The Valemen prepared an attack, and charged into the numerically superior Darry men-at-arms under the command of Ser Robert Darry. The resulting battle was bloody for both sides, but Arryn and his men won the day.

### Aftermath

Darry's men retreated down-river, towards the larger force near Lord Harroway's Town. Arryn was left on the southern banks of the river with no means to cross it, and doubled-back towards Harrenhal in order to avoid Darry search parties.
Vantage

Ancestral weapon of House Vance

**Vantage** is an ancient battleaxe made of Valyrian steel, renowned as a prized heirloom of House Vance of Wayfarer's Rest in the Trident. Supposedly in the family's possession for more than a thousand years, the weapon is currently wielded by Lord Brandon Vance.

With an edge that seems like it has never had the need to be sharpened and strange etchings and runes on its sides, Vantage's dark steel surface gleams when exposed to moonlight. The name's origin is not recorded, but one story tells that the Vances of old took it from the corpse of a fearsome, defeated ironborn reaver and later used it to repel raids that aimed to take it back, thus being the advantage they had over their foes. Another popular belief says that the Vances' Andal ancestors managed to conquer much of the Trident due to their legendary steel from beyond the Narrow Sea.
Tyran I Lannister

**Tyran I Lannister** was King of the Kingdom of the Rock from 285 to 292AA. He was known as "the Terror." A stern and sometimes cruel leader, never loved by his people but feared by the entire continent of Westeros. Tyran was his father’s advisor and Sentinel for a majority of Gregor’s reign, but resented the king and wished to rule instead. After Gregor’s death, He found himself unable to win the support of the people, for their affection transferred from Gregor to Prince Tyrion. As a result, Tyran found the fear was the only motivator he possessed, and soon went to work doubling the size of the Lannister army, and tripling the size of the Royal Navy. Killed by Lord Andrik Greyjoy after being duped into an ambush off the coast of Fair Isle.

His son Tyrion marched with six thousand men to aid House Tully during the War of the Trident.
Vickon II Greyjoy

**Vickon II Greyjoy** was the fourth King of the reformed Kingdom of the Iron Islands in 49AA-50AA. He was claimed to be a lazy and arrogant King, taking up the crown after the Kingsmoot passed over his nuncle and voted him as King.

Returning from raiding the Shields, Rodrik Greyjoy pressed his claim to the Seastone Chair, sparking Red Rodriks rebellion. Both Vickon and Red Rodrik perished in a duel, leaving the Greyjoy dynasty diminished. There would be no Greyjoy kings until 102AA after The Second Ironborn Civil War.
Tunval

The Tunval is a river found in western Essos, south of the Pentoshi flatlands.

## Geography

The Tunval has its source to the north of its estuary, within the Pentoshi flatlands. Meandering south, it meets with Long Lake, before continuing onwards to empty into the northern aspect of the Sea of Myrth.

It passes through the city of Anlos, and is bridged by the Trader's Road.

## Recent History

At the Ambush of Long Lake during the Five Year War for Myr, Tyros Drahar marched his army along the Tunval to Anlos, catching the Braavosi-Pentoshi force by surprise and delivering them a vicious defeat.
Yronwood

### Climate

The land protected by the castle is fertile and forested, with deposits of iron, tin, and silver. Yronwood has clean and sweet mountain air, and the high meadows north of the castle have crisp air and cool nights

## Culture

### Famed for

Being the castle of the one true king of Dorne

Castle Yronwood is a major castle and capital of the Kingdom of the Greenbelt. The formidable castle sits at the southern end of the Boneway as a guardian against intruders. The castle is located in the foothills of the Red Mountains. Yronwood is located along the Sea of Dorne near the mouth of a river whose source is to the west near Skyreach. The formidable castle sits at the southern end of the Boneway as a guardian against intruders.

## Layout

The lands of Yronwood sit at the base of the Red Mountains against the Boneway, sitting as the last castle along it. The castle rests near the mouth of a river leading to the Sea of Dorne. The massive castle is surrounded by forests and fields and pastures. The large towers and walls guard it from attack. Within, the castle proper is protected by a drawbridge and moat, with its own inner walls. Outside the castle by the river, is Yronwood Town, a small town surrounded by various fishing villages. The northern meadows have crisp and cool mountain air, especially during the night.

Within the Royal keep, is the Blood Throne, the massive great hall and throne room where the Bloodroyal holds court. Behind the throne room is the Council Chambers. To the east is the servants quarters, kitchens and noble guests quarters, along with the household guard, and Bloodguard quarters. To the west, a series of floors and rooms remain exclusive to the family of the Bloodroyal and invited nobility. The first floor is open to nobles that are invited in by the family, whilst the second floor is for those of royal blood. The second floor contains the quarters of the family, and the third floor the King and Queens chambers and the Bloodroyals solar.

The western most point of the castle is the Vineyards. The Bloody Tower is towards the northeastern part of the Keep, famous for where Jeyne Yronwood took her own life. Serves as a form of house-arrest for members of the Yronwood family.