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Amanda Davis (Magnum P.I.)

**Amanda Davis** (Nikki Hahn) is one of the main villainesses from "Those We Leave Behind," episode 4.04 of *Magnum P.I.* (airdate October 22, 2021).

Amanda Davis is the daughter of Shelly and Steven Davis, and she was shown mourning the death of Ani Rogers, who was a friend of hers. Amanda was one of three teenage girls approached by Thomas Magnum and Juliet Higgins, who were investigating Ani's death, which was deemed a suicide--though Xanax was found in her system. The encounter saw Amanda mention Ani having a boyfriend--Will--though Ani's therapist, Dr. Linda Ogawa (who Higgins was seeing) stated that Ani had lived a life of privacy and mentioned nothing about a boyfriend.

In addition, Ani's social media had disappeared, but later resurfaced, and later on, Colette, another of Amanda's friends, was found in her bathtub in a suicide attempt, but rescued. Magnum and Higgins determined that Ani's social media was hacked, and they located the hacker, Romeo Kekoa, at his apartment. An interrogation revealed that Romeo was enlisted by Shelly Davis to hack into Ani's social media page, and when they recognized that she was Amanda's mother and Ani's friend, Romeo corrected the latter claim with the revelation that Amanda killed Ani.

As it turned out, while Amanda was once friends with Ani, she turned on Ani and decided to bully and humiliate her, with her plan including making a bet with Will regarding him hooking up with Ani. Will went through with the bet, but he eventually developed actual feelings for her as the time progressed. Upon finding out about Will's romantic feelings for Ani, the evil Amanda sent Ani the video of herself and Will discussing their bet, while also telling Ani to kill herself because "everyone hated her." Ani broke up with Will and later committed suicide, and regarding the Xanax, Amanda provided it for Ani, as it belonged to Shelly.

Regarding Collette, both Amanda and Shelly went after her to cover their tracks, and the episode's climax saw Magnum and Higgins confront both villainesses regarding their crimes, while Steven voiced his horror over his wife and daughter's actions. Amanda was later shown in the back of a police car, having been arrested for her role in Ani's death.
Blue (L.A.'s Finest)

**Blue** (Verona Blue) is a villainess from *L.A.'s Finest*'s pilot episode (airdate May 13, 2019). She is one of a pair of robbers who were shown shooting up a liquor store.

Detectives Nancy McKenna and Sydney Burnett arrived at the store for personal reasons by the latter, later revealed as a purchase of condoms by Sydney. Regarding Blue, the villainess and her male partner were participants in an armed robbery which turned into a shooting, which was followed by both women holding the male robber at gunpoint. At that moment, the evil Blue emerged and held the store's clerk at gunpoint and threatened to kill him before pointing her gun at Nancy. Shortly afterwards, Nancy shot Blue (non-fatally) and later handcuffed and arrested the villainess.

## Trivia

* Blue is *L.A.'s Finest*'s very first villainess.
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Benita Ginn (Blue Bloods)

**Benita Ginn** (Caitlin FitzGerald) is the main villainess from "After Hours," episode 1.10 of *Blue Bloods* (airdate December 3, 2010).

## Backstory/Events

Benita Ginn is a nurse and the girlfriend of nightclub doorman Richard King, who was shot to death in the episode. During her interview with detective Jackie Curatola, Benita revealed that she and King were originally from North Carolina, having moved from there to New York three years prior. Their friendship became a romantic relationship once they reached Maryland, and they had been dating ever since then, with Benita adding that King's job as a doorman played a role in the couple being able to see each other.

After Jackie revealed King's contact with someone called Lemon, Benita stated that Lemon was a British gangster who King owed $100,000 to, and asked Jackie if Lemon could have killed King because of the debt. In addition, Benita made another revelation: she was two months pregnant with King's baby.

## Reveal

   Lemon ended up suspected, but he revealed that he was opening a new nightclub with King, which led to Sabrina Glick, the owner of the club King worked at (as well as detective Danny Reagan's former flame), being suspected. It was believed that Sabrina may have been angry over King leaving her and killed him out of spite and revenge, but while Sabrina revealed her bitterness towards King, a look at the video of King's murder revealed that the true target was actually Sabrina. Afterwards, Danny and Jackie went to Sabrina and asked for her romantic history, stating that an ex-boyfriend could have possibly attempted to kill her. This led to Sabrina revealing that the only other man she was involved with was none other than King, and it led to another reveal: *Benita* was the true killer.

Benita's reveal was provided while she was confronted by Danny and Jackie in the episode's climax, as she was about to leave town. As it turned out, Benita was about to send her first sonogram to King, only to find his email page open and saw King's conversations with Sabrina, learning that they were seeing each other behind Benita's back. Benita turned heel afterwards and attempted to kill Sabrina, taking King's gun and heading to the nightclub that evening and firing her shot, which ricocheted and killed King instead. Her earlier attempt to suggest that Lemon killed King was to mask her scorned heel persona, and when asked by Jackie about how she got the gun, the evil Benita stated that King gave it to her for protection, after which Danny handcuffed and arrested the villainess.
Amy (9-1-1: Lone Star)

**Amy** (Tara Buck) is a villainess from "Bad Call," episode 2.08 of *9-1-1: Lone Star* (airdate March 8, 2021).

Amy is the girlfriend of Chris Wolfe, and she was a conspirator in Chris and cohort Anthony Marlowe's bank-robbing scheme, which included strapping a bomb to an unwilling cohort and forcing him to commit the robbery. Later on, the 126 responded to an apartment fire, which was later revealed to be caused by Anthony and Chris's bomb making, which left Chris badly burned. As for Amy, she posed as a pregnant woman while Anthony phoned 911 regarding the woman going into labor.

Tommy Vega arrived at the scene (an underground mall parking lot) with T.K. Strand and Nancy Gillian, only for Amy to rise up and hold the trio at gunpoint before Anthony arrived and ordered the trio to operate on Chris. Under Tommy's suggestion, the surgery ended up taking place at a closed restaurant owned by Tommy's husband, Charles Vega, which saw apparent success as Chris rose up and was tended to by Amy, right before Chris shot and killed Anthony in anger, as he blamed Anthony for the explosion.

However, after an object ended up stuck inside of Chris and complicated his health, the evil Amy originally was set to guard T.K. and Nancy, while Tommy volunteered to surrender herself and take Chris to be operated on once again. The trio ended up fighting against the villainous couple, with Amy being subdued and disarmed by Nancy and T.K., while Owen Strand arrived with Carlos Reyes (T.K.'s boyfriend and the officer who worked the case) and shot Chris (non-fatally). As Chris was being carried out on a stretcher, Amy ended up arrested.

## Trivia

* Tara Buck later played villainess Jill Picone on *Magnum P.I.*
WOASG

WOASG Flag

The Worm On A String Gang is a gang created during the Herbafilum Day as a way to counter attack the growing forces of Grassy Gang.

## Beliefs

The WOASG is a strong advocate the true power of the worm on a string. Holding the belief that the worm sucks the soul of its holder using its string.

A subset known as Lawnmower Gang breifly grew, drawing from the same beliefs and circumstances as WOASG, but WOASG has not endorsed nor have even acknowledged the gang.

## Growth

A common misconception about the gang is that they truly won during Herbafilum Day, as during that fateful day, it was a one man army by Gopnik, it grew after the war, as it's mark on Anti-Grassy propaganda.
House Uller

Sigil of House Uller

> "*Half of the Ullers are half-mad, and the other half are worse.*"- A common Dornish saying regarding the Ullers
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**House Uller of Hellholt** is one of the great noble houses in Dorne . Their keep, the Hellholt , is in the middle of the Dornish desert, and they are reputed to be impulsive and unpredictable. A Dornish saying is "Half of the Ullers are half-mad, and the other half are worse."

Their arms are rayonne yellow over crimson. The motto of the house is 'Tempered by Fire'.

## History

The Ullers were Andal adventurers who settled along the Brimstone. The Hellholt is named after an event in which rivals were invited to the castle, locked within, and burned to death.This action inspired the Uller's arms.

The Ullers supported House Nymeros Martell against House Yronwood  during Nymeria's War. After the death of her first husband, Nymeria was married to Lord Uller and then to Ser Davos Dayne, her final husband.

At the start of the First Dornish War, Lord Harlen Tyrell's army found the Ullers had fled the Hellholt rather than give battle. When the Dornishmen rebelled later in the war, Harlen and his garrison disappeared in the sands after leaving the Hellholt to retake Vaith and Sunspear . Qheen Rhaenys Targaryen and Meraxes were both lost at the Hellholt in 10 AC. The queen's body was never recovered by the Targaryens, however, and some said she was tortured by the Ullers. During the Dragon's Wroth, four consecutive Lords of the Hellholt were murdered for the Iron Throne's ransom on their heads.

## Fall of the Dragon

In the following years leading up to 400 AC, House Uller has managed to regain its reputation as an upstanding house in Dorne by attending far more feasts and becoming less controlling of trade in the Brimstone. Under Samuel Uller, efforts were placed in building stronger ties between House Uller and House Martell for a closee trading ties - the increase in merchants led to a rising increase of population in Hellholt, and members of House Uller began to construct minor ports.

When Samuel Uller had taken his own life, House Uller under Ulwyck Uller has managed to uphold and greatly expand in fifty years of infrastrucural development and trade, resulting in a massive population increase and the demand for greater housing, leading to the expansion of Hellholt and the subsequent creation of villages such as Brimstone, which lead downwards the river. These minor villages could be considered as cadet branches of Uller, as Ulwyck appointed only relatives and family members to act as Lord/Lady-Mayor. House Uller also began to form close bonds with nearby houses of Dorne, such as House Fowler and House Dayne.
Amanda Tanner (Scandal)

**Amanda Tanner** (Liza Weil) was a hidden recurring villainess from *Scandal*'s inaugural season.

## Backstory

As revealed in the first season's penultimate episode, "The Trail," Amanda Tanner worked on the campaign for Sally Langston, who was running against then-Governor Fitz Grant in the Republican primary election, which took place two years before the series' events. It was during this time that Amanda began a relationship with Langston's Chief of Staff, Billy Chambers, who was working his best to make Langston the first-ever female POTUS. Chambers' ambition led him to record Fitz's extramarital tryst with his campaign aide (and series protagonist) Olivia Pope, and after getting the recording on a flash drive, he gave the recording to Amanda. As for Amanda, she was sent by Chambers to sleep with Fitz as part of his plan.

## Events

In the time that passed, Fitz won the Republican primary and became President, with running mate Langston becoming Vice President. Amanda made her first appearance in the series' pilot, "Sweet Baby," as she accused Fitz of having an affair with her; a claim that is rebuffed by Olivia, who later starts believing her story. The deceptive villainess continued her ruse during the season's progression, which included Amanda revealing that she was pregnant in episode 1.03, "Hell Hath No Fury." The evil Amanda used her genuine pregnancy to further the ruse, leaving Olivia and other to believe that Fitz was the baby's father.

In the following episode, "Enemy of the State," Amanda turned down a $10 million payout, as she planned to tell the world about her affair with the President. However, the episode ends with Amanda being assaulted and later killed by an unknown assailant, who was later revealed as Charlie (a former CIA agent), in episode 1.05, "Crash and Burn." That same episode also revealed that Fitz was not the father of Amanda's baby, and the aforementioned penultimate episode revealed (other than Amanda's backstory and her villainous role) that Chambers was the father. The end of the season finale, "Grant: For the People," revealed that Amanda's murder was masterminded by Fitz's Chief of Staff, Cyrus Beene, who paid Charlie to kill Amanda.
April Ferris (NCIS)

**April Ferris** (Meredith Monroe) is the main villainess from "Cracked," episode 8.06 of *NCIS* (airdate October 26, 2010). She is an engineer at Gen-1 Biotech, which also employed Navy Lieutenant Clea Thorson, who was killed in the beginning of the episode.

April had harbored jealousy of Thorson, as she felt that the higher-ups treated Thorson with more regard and praise over her. She devised a murderous plot to move up the corporate ladder, which began with poisoning Thorson. Knowing Thorson's routines, April slipped a poisonous container inside a shower that Thorson used frequently. As a result of the poisoning, Thorson began acting erratically and became paranoid, and as shown in the beginning of the episode, she attempted to cross a street and was killed by an oncoming bus. Meanwhile, the evil April stole Thorson's projects, and later killed her boss, Martin Stillwell, with the same poison to take his position as head of the company.

April was revealed as the killer in the episode's final scenes, when she was confronted by Gibbs, Ziva, and DiNozzo. Ziva read an excerpt where Thorson stated that she hoped that she and April would be good friends, and at that moment, April vented over how she was overlooked in favor of Thorson. Gibbs later placed April under arrest for killing Thorson and Stillwell.

## Trivia

* Meredith Monroe also psychotic killer Claudia Sanders on *CSI: Miami*, as well as murderess Maddie Bicks on *Psych* and bigoted villainess Rebecca from *Crossing Jordan*.
Warden of the Sands

**Warden of the Sands** is a title bestowed upon Andrey Dayne, Lord of Starfall, by Prince Kaskeron Martell for his military expertise.

## Responsibilities

The appointment of the Warden of the Sands was to command the forces of the Principality of Dorne whenever called upon, and to act as the chief military advisor of such.
House Dayne of High Hermitage

(Unknown whether or not this is the actual CoA)

### Coat of Arms

A white sword and falling star crossed on lilac (Purpure, a blazing star bendways surmounted by a sword bendways sinister argent)

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House Dayne

**House Dayne of High Hermitage** is a house of landed knights from High Hermitage in Dorne. They are a cadet branch of and bannermen to House Dayne of Starfall.  Neither their arms nor their words have appeared in the books.

## Known History

### A Feast for Crows

Ser Gerold Dayne, known as Darkstar, is a member of Princess Arianne Martell's plot to crown Princess Myrcella Baratheon. When the conspiracy is discovered and the party is intercepted by Areo Hotah, Gerold uses the distraction to try and kill Myrcella to force a war with the Iron Throne, but he only maims her. Meanwhile, Myrcella's bodyguard, Ser Arys Oakheart of the Kingsguard, is killed by Areo. Darkstar flees into the deserts to evade arrest.

### A Dance with Dragons

House Martell tells Ser Balon Swann of the Kingsguard that Darkstar killed Ser Arys, not Areo Hotah. Obara Sand, one of Oberyn Martell's bastard daughters, joins Balon in hunting Ser Gerold.
Hellholt

Hellholt, also called the Hellholt, is the seat of House Uller  in southern Dorne. The town is located near the source of the river Brimstone , east of Sandstone and west of Vaith. It is a major trade town, recieving merchant ships from the Brimstone and caravans from the north and beyond. The current lord of Hellholt is Ulwyck Uller.

## Layout

Hellholt is build around the main keep, aptly named Hellholt Keep. The city itself has muted colours of cream and brown as the buildings are almost entirely composed of sandstone. The buildings of Hellholt are often tall, and have flat, smooth rooves that line up with one another. This architectual pattern was designed to withstand dragon attacks, but this is of a more cultural signifiance rather than strategic.

Its port is directly connected to the town, leaving an open piece of wall to contain ports and stopping paths for arriving and departing ships. Right past the port and its minor checkup points, is a bustling market bazaar where many goods of Hellholt and Dorne are sold and bought from the merchants and workers of Dorne, looking to share a profit in the business. One of the most profitable markets in Hellholt relates to agriculture, as well as minor fishing. Because of how much is produced by Hellholt farms, it has been distinctly named the Bread-Basket of Dorne; providing for the majority of the isolated settlements of Dorne.

Hellholt keep is a sturdy, but compact castle where the members of house Uller call home. Located in the centre of the town, the main road that leads from the entrance goes directly towards the keep, while other minor pathways split off towards the keep, either towards the docks and markets to the right of the keep, or the homes and businesses to the left.

## History

The Hellholt was founded during the coming of the Andals to Dorne by the Ullers, who were Andal adventurers. The castle is named after an event in which the old Lord Uller invited his rivals to a feast and then had them burned to death after locking them within his hall.

During the First Dornish War, Lord Harlan Tyrell lost a quarter of his men and most of his horses while traveling through the sands to Hellholt, which he found abandoned upon arrival. His soldiers were sickened by fish taken from the sulfurous Brimstone. Harlan marched east after learning of the Defenestration of Sunspear, but his host disappeared in the red sands between Hellholt and Vaith. King Aegon I Targaryen and Visenya Targaryen burned the Hellholt in 9 AC.

Rhaenys Targaryen and Meraxes were lost in battle in 10 AC when the dragon was struck in the right eye by a scorpion bolt fired from the castle's tallest tower. The fall of Meraxes destroyed the tower and part of the curtain wall. During the ensuing Dragon's Wroth, some of the nearby sand was fused into glass through the dragonflame of Balerion and Vhagar. The sun-mottled bones of Meraxes remained on display at the Hellholt, but the body of Rhaenys was never recovered. Some allege she was tortured within the Hellholt's dungeon.
Heartsbane

"*See that sword? It's called Heartsbane. It's been in our family for 500 years. It's Valyrian steel. Only a handful of them left in the world. It's supposed to go to my firstborn son after I die. To him. He will*never*wield that sword.*"

### Maker

Valyrian Freehold

―Randyll Tarly to Gilly, referring to SamwellTarly

**Heartsbane** is the ancestral Valyrian steel sword of House Tarly. The Tarlys have held the blade for some 500 years, and it is usually displayed proudly on a mantle in an antler sword stand at their seat at Horn Hill.

The hilt is wrought in the shape of a bow and arrow, with the pommel fashioned as arrow fletching, and the crossguard forming the limbs of the bow. This reflects the sigil of House Tarly - the huntsman.

The scabbard appears to have been carved from wood with a large gnarl in the center. The wood itself is largely left uncovered and undecorated, leaving a unique pattern that evokes a matching theme of the forest, the huntsman's domain.

## History

During the reign of Aenys Targaryen, "Savage Sam" Tarly was Lord of Horn Hill. When the Dornish Vulture King rebelled against King Aenys, Sam led the royalist forces in the Vulture Hunt to defeat him. He wielded Heartsbane, which was said to run red from point to hilt with rebel blood.

Two centuries later during Robert's Rebellion, Lord Randyll Tarly led the vanguard of House Tyrell, Tarly men-at-arms among them, as part of the royalist forces. With Heartsbane in hand, Randyll won the Battle of Ashford, against the forces of Robert Baratheon, the future king's only military defeat.

### Season 6

While dining with his banished son Samwell, Randyll discovers that his partner Gilly is a wildling. Furious, Randyll points out Heartsbane, briefly explaining its history and stating that it will never go to Samwell.

Later that night, Samwell steals Heartsbane as he leaves Horn Hill with Gilly and her baby, intending to use the sword in his studies about Valyrian steel in the Citadel.

### Season 8

Samwell, feeling guilty, tells Daenerys and Jorah Mormont that he "borrowed" Heartsbane. Samwell later gives his family's ancestral sword to Jorah (due to its Valyrian properties allowing it to kill White Walkers), who promises to wield it for the Battle of Winterfell to honor of his late father, Jeor Mormont, who Sam also saw as father figure. Towards the end of the Great Battle, Jorah fends off many wights in order to protect Daenerys, getting stabbed multiple times in the process and eventually succumbing to his wounds. The current owner of the Valyrian blade is unknown.
Ironrath

**Ironrath** is a castle situated in the Wolfswood in the North of Westeros. It is the seat of House Forrester, loyal vassals of House Glover of Deepwood Motte.

The current lord of Ironrath is Thorren Forrester.

## History

### Background

Ironrath was constructed approximately 1,500 years ago by Cedric Forrester and his triplet sons. Cedric and his sons raised their fortress, an imposing stronghold surrounded by towering ironwood trees, on the edge of the largest ironwood forest in Westeros, placing the Forresters in a position of great strategic advantage. Ironrath is a testament to the strength and endurance of Ironwood. More than one visitor has called Ironrath the most striking keep in the North; even Ned Stark was said to be envious.
House Swann

### Coat of Arms

Two swans, one black swan on a one background, and one white swan on a black background.

### Title

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### Hair

Blonde

**House Swann of Stonehelm** is one of the primary noble houses of the stormlands. They are marcher lords ruling from Stonehelm over the lands surrounding the Red Watch on Cape Wrath in the eastern Dornish Marches. They blazon their arms with two swans charging at each other.
Khal Domos

Khal Domos is considered the strongest of the Dothraki Khals in the last century. Though the few khalasar left after the reign of Khalissi Daenerys Targaryen. This weakened the once mighty Dothraki Hordes and fractured the once united people. Khal Domos is one of the last mighty Khal's and controls the remnant of Khal Moro who was once allied with Khal Drogo. He commands the Mighty Khalasar of the South Grass Sea near the Slave Cities and controls the Stone Road, before his death.

## Early Reign

Khal Domos became the leader of his Khalasar in 392 AC at the young age of 18 years after birth, He killed the ageing Khal Monor, son of Khal Moro, and became the leader. He decreed to launch the Horde into the old ways, riding bareback and charging into their enemies. This went well against other Dothraki Khalasars', however, it did not work against the Cities of Slavers Bay. Khal Domos continued to pushed north and cut off other clans from the Steel Road,

## Leading to Death

While leading his Khalasar, he returned south to punish the Cities of Slavers bay. However in 395 AC he was no longer facing the weaker cities, but an Empire. The Ghiscari Empire faced him in combat and pushed his forces back on the defensive. The Empire did not chase the Khal and his Horde, instead deciding to continue to build up their own forces.

It was not till 400 AC that the Empire decided to end the fight with the Dothraki and retaking territory. The war was short with the Khal and the battle of Stone Road was where the Khal saw his final defeat.
Forrester Greatsword

The Forrester Greatsword

The **Forrester Greatsword** is a weapon passed down through the Lords of House Forrester. It is incredibly valuable and coveted.

It is currently wielded by Thorren Forrester.

## History

### "Iron From Ice"Edit

The greatsword was first seen being polished by Gared Tuttle, Lord Gregor Forrester's squire. Gared express his desire to own a fine blade like it someday. During the Red Wedding, Lord Forrester fights off Frey soldiers using this sword. Severely injured, Lord Gregor commands Gared to bring the sword back to Ironrath.

While returning to Ironrath, Gared encounters Britt and two Boltonsoldiers, who were attacking Gared's family. Gared fights them with the greatsword, but is clearly not accustomed to the weight. Gared can choose to kill one of the Boltons with the sword. Gared returns the sword to House Forrester upon his return to Ironrath.

With Lord Gregor killed and his eldest son Rodrik presumed dead, the sword is passed down to Ethan Forrester, who is no more than a boy and has little training in arms. Therefore the sword remained untouched.

Rodrik later carries the weapon with him when he rally's House Forrester's strength to defend Ironrath from the Whitehills. If Rodrik is chosen to die at the docks, the sword is reluctantly taken up by his brother, Asher Forrester, as the new head of the house. When the Forresters are defeated at Ironrath, the blade's fate is unknown, though it is most likely in the hands by the Whitehills.
Starfall

Starfall

Location of Starfall

**Starfall** is the ancestral castle of House Dayne in Dorne.

## Layout

The castle is located in the western Red Mountains on an island in the Torentine where it pours into the Summer Sea. Starfall, which includes a tower called the Palestone Sword, guards the western arm of Dorne. Northeast of Starfall is High Hermitage, the seat of a Dayne cadet branch.

## History

### Kings of the Torrentine

According to legend, Starfall was built where the first Dayne found a magic stone after he followed the path of a shooting star. The Daynes grew in power to become the Kings of the Torrentine and one of the strongest houses of Dorne.

The Daynes submitted to House Nymeros Martell during Nymeria's War.

### Targaryen Era

After Ser Joffrey Dayne attacked Oldtown during the First Dornish War, Queen Visenya Targaryen burned Starfall with her dragon, Vhagar.

### Robert's Rebellion Era

Prince Oberyn Martell and Princess Elia Martell visited Starfall on their way to Casterly Rock where their mother was to broker their marriage to the Lannisters twins, Cersei and Jaime.

In the aftermath of Robert's Rebellion, Ser Arthur Dayne, the Sword of the Morning, perished at the tower of joy. When Lord Eddard Stark returned Arthur's sword, the ancestral blade Dawn, to Starfall, Arthur's sister Ashara threw herself from the castle's Palestone Sword tower.
Spice

### Effects

Causes one heightened senses with the off chance of going insane, Incredibly addictive.

### Cost to buy

100 Gold Dragon

Spice is a new drug on the market that is arriving from Essos. Though the refinement process is kept hidden, it is a really addictive substance that give the user vivid visions and heightened ones senses. It is also known to throw ones vision out of wack with reports of individuals seeing things that were not there. The substance often allows one to escape reality as well as activate those that have a close connection to divination.

## History

Spice was first used by the Ghiscari Empire in an effect to bind the slaves to an addictive substance and make them unable to break their bonds. This was in an attempt after several slave revolts nearly destroyed the market for their earlier supply of slaves. However, after creating the substance, the slave traders realized that though addictive it also made the slaves less productive and sometime threw them into crazed fits when the drug was taken away. The Empire found the product worthless in their slave market and disregarded the drug.

Somehow, the drug found its way into the markets of Volantis and the Basilisk Isles. Here it became a very enjoyable in the use during nights with companions. The Drug became very sought after for feast and festivals as well as before interacting with their significant other or Pillow Slaves. It became available to patrons of the pleasure island of Lys soon after. Now it is known as a famous pleasure drug for the higher classes of Essos. Though some places made the substance illegal due to its effects to the mind and its highly addictive forbidding its use of the commonfolk.

## Substance

The substance is a dark black powder that is sticky to the touch. The Alchemist that made it is unknown and never released how the drug is created. As such the make up is very difficult to reproduce. It is often carried in a glass vile that is no bigger then ones palm. It is taken in small dosages, only a small powder placed on the tip of a finger or a small spoon. It is then placed in a container with sage or burnable herbs to inhale, it could also be placed in ones drink for a slower and longer burn of the effects of the drug.
Disney+

**Disney+** (izgovara se "Disney Plus") je streaming usluga koju proizvodi *Disney Media and Entertainment Distribution* jedinica tvrtke Walt Disney. Pokrenut je 12.11.2019.

Počela je kao domaća usluga u Sjedinjenim Državama, a zatim se proširila na međunarodno tržište nakon jeseni 2019. Usluga je ekskluzivna platforma originalnog sadržaja u vlasništvu Disneya, kao što su Pixar, Marvel Entertainment, Lucasfilm, 20th Century Studios i kanal National Geographics. Na međunarodnoj razini dostupan je *Star*, koji primarno nosi opći i zreliji sadržaj za uslugu, uz odabrane serije i filmove iz kontinentalne Kine, Tajvana, Hong Konga, Japana, Južne Koreje i Malezije na azijsko-pacifičkim tržištima, dok je anime trenutno samo dostupan u Japanu.

U Hrvatsku je platforma stigla 14. lipnja 2022.
Vaemon Swann

**Vaemon Swann** is the youngest Swann of the main branch, and brother of the Lord of Stonehelm, Denys Swann. He is currently the sworn sword and shield of Lord Loras Tyrell, the Heir to Highgarden.

## Appearance

Vaemon has a boyish appearance, despite being ten-and-eight. He has wavy, blonde hair, and wears a blue cloak over a red undercoat when in a setting that requires a noble outfit. Usually, however, he will wear a grey cloak over iron plate armor. At his side is a brown sheath, which holds his personal sword Swansong.
Calmorian Grazdan

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Crown's Council

The Crown's Council are a group of  individuals in the Principality of Dorne who are appointed by the Prince/Princess of Dorne to assist and advise. It is primarily made up of six council-members, each tasked with advising and aiding in different aspects of the country. When the Prince/Princess of Dorne is unavailable for whatever means, or the heir of the Principality is incapable, a Regent of the Crown is appointed to take place until the leader is able to run the council and handle all affairs the Prince handles.

## Seats of the Crown Council

* ***Dornish Castellan*** - The Political Adviser and chairman of Foreign Affairs.
* ***Commander of the Riders*** - The commander of the *"Sand Riders"*, an elite force of 5,000 units of Light Cavalry guards that dispense at the will of the Prince and enfore the Prince's Justice, as well as protecting the Royal Family.
* ***Warden of the Sands*** - The General of the Dornish Land Army when they are called upon. Assumes the role of Field-Marshal of Dorne unless others are appointed in its stead.
* ***Commander of Seas*** - The General in charge of constructing and manning the Dornish Navy.
* ***Marshal of Justice*** - Commander of the *"Spear Sons"* and trusted with enforcing the Prince's Laws throught the Kingdom.
* ***Lord Seneschal of Dorne*** - In charge of the trade, taxes, and minting new coinage for the Kingdom.
Fall Of The Dragon Wiki

**Welcome to the Fall Of The Dragon Wiki**!
We're a Discord based RP Community based in the World of Song of Ice and Fire set 100 years after the end of the books

Backstory:
After 50 years of peace dark clouds appear over Westeros. Rumors are spreading that the King is on his death bed and with no heir, it seems like this will be the end of the Targaryen bloodline. All the Lords of Great Houses and their vassals have been called on to come to Kings Landing where a feast is being held and a tournament to keep the Nobles busy during these dark days. But sooner rather the king will pass and for the first time in 100 years, no Dragon will sit on the throne...and Westeros will bleed again.

## Important articles

BackstoryTourney of Kings LandingPlaceholderState of WesterosWar of Gods
Ashara Stark

Ashara Stark

Waylen Rivers

Kyra Stark

Kiana Stark

Artos Stark

Aren Stark

Ericka Stark

Ashara Stark

Eddard Stark

Neria Stark

Anya Stark

Seleana Stark

a lot of other Starks

Ashara Stark is daughter of Robb Stark and Nerisandre Stark.

## Appearance

Ashara took after her mother, and was born a fiery crimson redhead.

## Personality

Calculating, but fun and lively personality when around family. Always flirty.

## History

Much throughout her early years, Ashara was a lively baby always cheerful and happy and that continued even in her child years. That is when she first began to use her voice to help mediate problems especially with her siblings. Ashara would often be played as the mediator if every her siblings ever fought with one another or had an argument. As she grew older, she began to study about other cultures and the other houses in Westeros. She aimed to be the diplomat of her house so that no war will ever be fought with swords again. She wanted the only war to ever be fought to be with words as two sides would hammer out the details of a treaty or an agreement or even a marriage proposal. But of course, a war would be fought with swords but Ashara will be there at the end to make deals to be sure her side prevailed. However when it comes to love Ashara has a weakness for beautiful women. Sometimes she would try to control her urges while other times she would give into them, sneaking into brothels and being there for an hour or longer. She knows that if such a thing were to be ever found out, people would use that as leverage over her. Ashara tries her best to keep that part hidden. Ashara strives to what’s best for her family and loves them dearly. House Stark has rule the North for centuries and Ashara will ensure that continues. A Stark must always be in Winterfell.

## Misc

### Dislikes

Unneccesary war, criminals, ignorant people
Dornish Castellan

Dornish Castellan is a title bestowed by the Principality of Dorne , by the Royal House of Martell. The title was created by Prince Kaskeron Martell , shortly before the declaration of independence of the Principality, in the year 400 AC. Draban Uller was the first Castellan of Dorne, entrusted with the title by Prince Kaskeron himself following the Black Feast, in order to help the Prince with political matters.

## Responsibilities

The Dornish Castellan has the role of being the Political Advisor of the ruler of Dorne, assisting in matters regarding the politics of Dorne internally and with other realms.

The Dornish Castellan also handles foreign affairs, ensuring diplomatic relations are assured and that peace is kept between Dorne and its neighbours. When the Prince/Princess of Dorne is unavailable for matters regarding politics or diplomacy, the Castellan assumes their role in their name.
Dawn

Dawn, as depicted in A Game of Thrones

**Dawn** is the famous ancestral greatsword of House Dayne, whose wielder is given the title Sword of the Morning.

## History

According to legend, the founder of House Dayne tracked a falling star to the mouth of the Torrentine, and Starfall was then constructed where a magical stone was discovered. The greatsword Dawn was forged from the heart of this fallen star and has possibly been wielded by Daynes for ten thousand years. The sigil of the Daynes depicts the white sword and falling star.

The blade is as pale as milkglass, unlike dark Valyrian steel, but is similar in strength and sharpness. Unlike other houses who have ancestral swords, House Dayne does not pass its sword from lord to heir. Only a knight of House Dayne who is deemed worthy can wield Dawn, and the Sword of the Morning is envied throughout the Seven Kingdoms.

The last known user of the sword was Ser Arthur Dayne, a chivalrous knight in the Kingsguard of Aerys II Targaryen. The Smiling Knight of the Kingswood Brotherhood tried to claim Dawn from Arthur, but the robber knight was killed by the Sword of the Morning. After Arthur died in combat at the tower of joy during Robert's Rebellion, Eddard Stark rode to Starfall to deliver Dawn to Arthur's sister, Ashara Dayne.
State of Westeros

Westeros is one of the four known continents within the known world. One is lucky to travel to Westeros and find peace instead of internal conflict between lords and kings.

## The Iron Throne:

The Iron Throne is not like what it once was, it's borders now do not reach all the way to the Wall, and as far south as the tip of Dorne. Instead the Iron Throne is composed of the Reach, Stormlands, Riverlands, and the Crownlands.

#### The Riverlands:

The Riverlands have been through troubling times. With Lord and Lady Tullys dying left and right. However now the Riverlands seem have become stable once more. Under the rule of Argos Tully, the future seems bright for the land of rivers.

## The Vale:

The Vale gained it's independence on the passing of the last Targaryen king, a kingdom safeguarded by their mountains and knights, it is a kingdom which would be a struggle to invade. The Vale sits under the current King Arryn, Roland Arryn. A man who trained for most of his early years to become a knight, not a king. Although in times of war he may be a King The Vale needs, in times of peace his ability may be questioned.

## The North:

The North, a place of harshness and cold, found it's independence similar to the Vale in the passing of the last Targaryen king. From that day however the Old Gods or possibly the New have not be kind to such a land. Civil war erupted within the Kingdom between the Starks which have ruled the North since the first Long Night, and the Boltons. The war ended with the Starks defeating their vassal. Now King Aren Stark sit as the king of the North, however times are still tough with murmurs and whispers of some who still hold spite to the Starks.

## Dorne:

A land of sand dunes and the Rhoynar. Dorne gained it's independence like many others with the passing of the Targaryen king. Dorne has had multiple conflicts with their fellow Westerosi kingdoms to the north of them, which thankfully have not turned into wars. Only time will tell the fate of Dorne and her independence.

## The Wall and Beyond:

In the frozen and frigid tundras beyond the Wall house the Freefolk. A people hardened by their living conditions, have become a people who now are on the doorstep of the North. Under the leadership of Nordoor, the Magnar of the Thenn. The Wildlings took the Wall as their own, creating the Kingdom of the Wall and Beyond, and leaving Nordoor as it's king. Whether the Freefolk intend to continue with their savage ways and expand further south into the North, or try and adapt to their new found neighbors can only be decided by the Freefolk themselves.
Irenia Stark

Irenia Stark

Waylen Rivers

Kyra Stark

Kiana Stark

Artos Stark

Aren Stark

Ericka Stark

Ashara Stark

Eddard Stark

Neria Stark

Jon Stark

Seleana Stark

Dicon Stark

Yara Stark

Anya Stark

Desmond Stark

Sansa Stark

and several other Starks

Irenia was born to Lord Desmond Stark and Lady Sansa StarSansa Stark , the Lord was a known and proud fighter. From their marriage, they created seven children, the eldest three being Jon, Irenia, and Brandon in that order. Then, the other Four were then, Rickon, Yara, andDicon in that order. This made Irenia the second eldest.

## Personality

A possible wild card and a tomboy in some sort of way. Though, she does like her sewing and riding. She knows of her duty to her family.

## Misc

### Likes

Horse riding, archery, spending time with her family

### Weaknesses

She hasn't been out in the rest of the world and has lead a sheltered life; so she's a bit naive.
House Strickland

**House Strickland of Harrenhal** is a noble house in the Riverlands. They were founded in 301 AC when Harry Strickland the Captain-General of the Golden Company, was granted the Castle of Harrenhal by Aegon Targaryen. They were once a house of Landed Knights in the Vale who supported the Blackfyres, and were thus exiled from Westeros for over a century. Their blazon is three seashells, white on a field of black, and their words are *Gold for Generations*.
Battle of Antler Vale

Antler Vale after the Battle

## Results

### Results

Nordoor Thenn is victorious taking control of what is left of the North of the Antler River

### Losses

Hornfoot - 300 Men Wounded or KilledThenn - 190 Men Wounded or Killed

### Outcome

Thenn Tribe absorbs the Hornfoots and takes their fighting men

The Battle of Antler Vale is one of a long line of a battle fought between the Wildlings Beyond the Wall. However, the chieftain Nordoor Thenn instead of raiding and stealing settled the lands and took the men as his own. This was unheard of before, though it was signed that the Man was preparing to be King Beyond the Wall.

## History

The Thenn were always were considered one of the stronger people in the snow-covered hills of the North. They lived in the far north beyond the Haunted Forest in the barren mountains of the Fostfangs. They consider themselves the last of the First Men. They speak the Old Tongue and most have only a few words of the Common Tongue. They are led by the Nordoor Thenn, who is considered more a god than a man by his people. Because they have laws and lords in their valley, some consider the Thenns more sophisticated than other free folk and closer to the people south of the Wall. They have more dealings with giants than other men.

Hornfoots live along the Antler River and call it the Antler Vale. They wear nothing on their feet, which turns the soles of their feet hard and black. Hornfoot men wear fur and wield long spears. Less united then the other tribes they are spread along the river and fish along the river and the Shivering Seas.

## The Battle

United under the ideal of Nordoor Thenn, they praise the man as a god. Giving their lives and free will to the man in pursuit of the bigger dream then what they could handle. Looking to their closest neighbors to conquer their lands and unite the two tribes under one banner.

The battle occurred during morning hours of the North. Hornwood and Thenn charged to face each other in deadly combat. While entering combat, the Hornwood archers rained arrows on the Thenn, but did not inflict much damage to the wild horde. Even the arrows fired by the Thenn only killed a small number on the battlefield. The two tribal armies continue to charge one another and crash hard against one another. The archers of the Hornfoot clash with the Thenn Heavy Infantry and broke their ranks that were peppered by the arrow beforehand. The chaos of the battle of the battlefield forced them to break and run while the others were left to fight.

While the Hornfoots had the initial advantage of the battle, it was quickly taken away from them as the right flank of the Thenn moved around and outflanked the Hornfoots. The left flank of the Thenns moved to crush their side of the enemy tribe and allowed the center to continue to the main army. When the Center Forces meet, the Thenn tribes converged on the center forces and forced them to surrender. They were able to take many alive while only killing around 100 of the Hornfoots men. Their lord Bigfoot was killed in the battle though other commanders were taken.
Valyrian League

## History

The Valyrian League was founded in the name of discovery by Lyanna of House Martell. The organization had considerable Dornish funding, but was granted a very high level of autonomy, and was tasked with sharing its' findings with the crown upon request, though chairmanship could only be transferred by the guild master, or upon the death of the guild master the highest ranking members would elect a new one, or the prince of Dorne, or the King who sits on the Iron Throne would appoint a new one if he is interested.

## Membership

Those seeking admittance into the Valyrian League must submit an application to the guilds office, it is then voted upon by senior members.

Members of the guild include, but are not limited to; seasoned explorers, alchemists, maesters, wealthy donors, archaeologists, skilled combatants and more. All are considered based on the value they bring to the organization.

Joining the organization must also come with a donation, or an exemption from donation should the person prove incapable of paying it.
Sword of the Morning

The **Sword of the Morning** is a title of House Dayne bestowed on the knight who bears the ancestral greatsword Dawn. Only a knight of House Dayne who is deemed worthy can carry it. For this reason, the *Swords of the Morning* are all famous throughout the Seven Kingdoms. If there is no Dayne knight considered worthy, the title lies dormant. The last to bear the title was Ser Arthur Dayne, a famed knight of the Kingsguard.

## Former Swords of the Morning

* Ser Davos Dayne, husband of Princess Nymeria.
* Ser Ulrick Dayne, who was considered one of the greatest knights of his time.
* Ser Arthur Dayne, the last Dayne to bear the title *Sword of the Morning*. A Kingsguard of great renown.
Florida Gang

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Florida Gang is gang for people that live in Flordia [sic]

## Beliefs

Florida Gang only has one and simple belief and that's being a MEGA WHORE.

## Ex-Members (salvation)

∙Small Troll (Moved to North Carolina) (i dont know where that is)(cant say if its gay or not) (infact i forgot who you even are) (were you gay?) (probably you lived in flordia lel)