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Ghoyan Drohe

Ghoyan Drohe is a ruined city ruled over by Pentos, although originally built by the Rhoynar.

## Features

Located within the Velvet Hills and situated upon the Little Rhoyne before it joins with the Rhoyne proper, Ghoyan Drohe has been ruined for nearly a thousand years, although little effort at rebuilding has ever been attempted.

Within the broken walls, nature has taken over the ruins, and branching and creeping plants spread across the shattered stone. Nearly two hundred different variants of flowers and bushes can be found in the abandoned gardens.
Addam I Darklyn

Dusk King

Lord of the Dun Fort

**Addam I Darklyn** was the tenth king of the Dusklands, and the only son of King Steffon III Darklyn. Addam ruled from 210 AA to his death in 230 AA.

From a young age, King Steffon attempted to train his son to be as great a warrior as him. However, Addam was more interested in books and treatises, becoming skilled with a pen before a sword.

Steffon married his son to a woman of House Buckwell, trying to cement the house's loyalty to the Dusk Kings for the forseeable future.

When the Dusklands pushed forth against the Claw, in what would be known as Queen Dacey's War, Addam advised his father to not enter conflict with Queen Dacey Celtigar, and that Lord Jacelyn Rosby was not the best man for the job. However, Steffon was confident in his vassal's ability, and allowed the war to continue.

After his father's death, Addam was forced to pick up the pieces of the war, and after the Battle of the Claw Strait, discussed a peace treaty with Queen Dacey, sealing the end of the war.

Addam was popular with his vassals for his skill at diplomacy, and his want for peace, successfully negotiating Lord Bywater's safe return. He was also a pious man, and zealous members of his court said that his seeming immunity to the Great Spring Sickness was a gift from the Seven-who-are-One.
Hansen II Fletcher

**Hansen II Fletcher** known as the One-Eye was the sixth King of the Kingdom of the Trident, Known for his pious life and his bull-headed stubbornness on theology the One-Eye ruled from 156AA to 177AA. He married the daughter of Lukas Fletcher, the son of Edmyn I Fletcher's brother, Benjen Fletcher. He had lost his eye in his youth after a hunting trip gone wrong.

Despite his appearance, Hansen One-Eye ruled over some of the most peaceful times of the Riverlands. The One-Eye built many septs and brought a wave of religious fervor to the Riverlands.
Brynden Tully

## Biography

Brynden was born in 282 AA to Hoster Tully and Cynthea Tully (Grell). The youngest of three siblings, he would only receive his mother attention during his early years, being ignored by his father largely.

As a child, Brynden loved to climb and do dangerous stunts, and was often found atop the towers and walls of Riverrun (Acrobatics), against his mother’s many warnings, showing a wild and daring nature, which he would keep during all of his life.

The boy relation to his siblings was controversial. His sister cared for him like his mother did, and became close to him, while his brother, seeking for his father’s approval, also ignored Brynden, which made the two have a bad relation, like rivals.

At an already young age, he was trained in arms, taught history, law, poetry and arithmetic, and everything a noble of his birth should know. While not showing much interest in other studies, he started dedicating himself to swordplay, discovering a natural ability to coordinate both hands to maximum effectiveness. (Ambidextrous)

When he turned 8, the Blackfish started squiring for his uncle, Lord Alliser Tully. Soon, he began to distinguish himself from the other squires, showing great skill with swords, impressing even the best knights of Riverrun. Through the years as a squire, Brynden became closer to his uncle, who would give him the fatherly attention he never received.

At 14 years old, already one of the best fighters at Riverrun, his uncle would give him a horse, in recognition of his skill. A massive creature, the stallion had black coat with a large white star on his brow, and blue bright eyes. His breeding was that of the best Riverlander strain. Though big, Brynden managed to ride the beast gracefully, and named him “Bucephalus”, whom he developed a “friendship” with, caring a lot for the horse.

Now, with 16 years, Brynden is following Alliser in the Riverlands, waiting for a chance to prove himself in combat, and, at last, gain his knighthood.

## Timeline

· 282 AA – Brynden is born.

· 290 AA – Brynden becomes Alliser Tully squire.

· 296 AA – Brynden receives Bucephalus.

· 298 AA – Brynden is following Alliser in the Riverlands.

## Family Tree

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## Supporting Characters

Maester Rory – Riverrun master – Archetype: Maester

Edmure – Close friend – Archetype: Warrior (Swords)

Pate “the Old” – Close friend – Archetype: Wanderer
Ghiscar

Ghiscar is shown in lime-green near the centre of the map, on both the Ghiscari peninsula and the Basilisk Isles.

## Culture

### Famed for

The Slave Trade

Ghiscar is the name of both the region of Essos south of Slaver's Bay, but also the empire contained within it, ruled by the Ghiscari.

The strength of Ghiscar was much diminished by the forces of Old Valyria before the Doom, and the empire has struggled to return to the power of Old Ghis ever since.

## Territory

The territory of Ghiscar includes the peninsula to the east of the Gulf of Grief, and the island of Ghaen, to the south of the landmass. Located on a island nearby is the city of New Ghis.

The cities of Slaver's Bay, namely Astapor, Yunkai and Meereen have grown increasingly independent of their founding lands, to the point where they will frequently skirmish against each other in pursuit of their own, individual interests. Despite this, the relationship between the Slaver cities and Ghiscar proper remains neutral most of the time, and if their hold upon slave trade was to grow threatened, they would undoubtedly rise against those responsible.

## People

### Language

Most modern Ghiscari speak in the language of their conquerors, High Valyrian, twisted by growling accents and peppered with slaver's argot. However, modern Ghiscari continue to write with their unique glyphs. Besides the bastard Valyrian dialects, a mongrel tongue combining Old Ghiscari and High Valyrian is also spoken by some along the bay. Nevertheless, some words of the old language are still in use and are part of the dialect, such as *Mhysa*, which means "Mother".

It is considered inappropriate for slavers to refer to themselves in first person.

### Customs

The wealthy slaver elite, old names with fat purses, play mock wars at the fighting pits with their slave soldiers, pretending to be the scourges of Old Ghis, or sit atop their pyramids drinking apricot wine, all clinging to the glories of the Old Empire. They consider themselves the blood of Old Ghis.

As a sign of high station they wear the *tokar*, an impractical outfit that requires the wearer to hold it in place with one hand and walk in small steps. Highborn men also wear hairs teased, oiled, and twisted into fantastic shapes such as horns or wings.

Ghiscari also fond of rich food including duck eggs, octopus stew, and even dog. Particularly popular are stews of red octopus and unborn puppy, honeyed dormice and jellied dog brains. It is said that Ghiscari will eat meat of any creature, except man or dragon. Beef is considered by many to be a food suitable only for unwashed savaged.

### Religion

The Ghiscari still worship the gods of Ghis, with Graces as their priestesses. The Green Grace is the topmost religious figure in a Ghiscari city. The Ghiscari consider the blood spilled in the fighting pits a sacrifice most pleasing to their gods.

Ghiscari bury their dead in crypts below their own manses.
Aethen II Celtigar

**Aethen II Celtigar** was the thirteen King of the Kingdom of the Claw. Often referred as “The Second” in an insulting way as many considered him the “Second Queen” of the Claw. Timid and shy, much like his ancestor Corlys, he married a Velaryon girl to sooth problems between the two houses. He ruled 238AA to 261AA.
Brotherhood Without Banners

## The Brotherhood Without Banners

Ihreus of Myr leading men in battle

**The Brotherhood Without Banners** is an outlaw group made up of deserters, foreign sellswords, and peasant soldiers. They formed in 292AA following the evenets of the War of the Trident and Durran XXX Durrandon's betrayal of The Kingdom of the Claw.

Initially they numbered only a few dozen strong. As the years passed, they began building rapport with the smallfolk of the Kingdom of the Claw, Kingdom of the Dusklands, and Kingdom of the Trident. As this trust grew so did their strength.

After several years of underground work they made their presence be known. Once again, King Durran XXX Durrandon moved against another Kingdom, attempting to seize the Kingdom of the Greenbelt. With House Yronwood on the back step, the Brotherhood struck, harrying the rear of Durrandon's invasion forces as well as disrupting supply trains. This disruption worked, buying Yoren IV Yronwood and Cedric Dayne enough time to rally a counter force and pushed back the invasion force.

The group was named the Brotherhood Without Banners during this war, as allies and enemies alike noted the closeness of the group despite the members being from all different backgrounds

## Notable Memebers

* **Ihreus of Myr**, The Red Wizard - Co-Founder of the Group. A Red Priest from Myr who was sent on a holy quest by R'hllor, leading him to Westeros
* **Evelyn Dondarrion**, The Lady of Lightning - Co-Founder of the Group. A Noble woman who longed for battle, ultimately costing her her life. She was resurrected by Ihreus and now fights beside him as a friend.
* **Adario** - De-Facto Leader of the remaining foreign Sellswords. He traces his ancestry to Tyrosh. Befriended Ihreus during his time in disguise. Converted to the Red God following Evelyn's first resurrection.
* **Theos Half-Maester** - A former student of the Citadel who endured the occupation of House Drumm during the War of the Trident. Converted to The Faith of the Seven to cope with the horrors he witnessed. Eventually escaped Oldtown and became a sword for hire. Fell in with the Broterhood ~295AA. Remains willfully ignorant of the Red God fervor within some of the group.
* **Cletus "Skeet"** - Commoner soldier from the Kingdom of the Greenbelt. Was saved from being hung as a prisoner of war by the Brotherhood. Like Adario, he witnessed Ihreus resurrect Evelyn and convereted to the Red God.
* **Lommy "Longwaters" Waters** - Bastard of House Celtigar. Nicknamed the "Longwaters" for his towering physique, long valyrian hair, and his horse-like face.
* **Gavyn Dusk, Treycho Dusk, Alfrey Dusk** - Three bastard squires abandoned by their Knights who fell in with the Brotherhood at the end of the War of the Trident. Still greenboys, many of the Brotherhood worry that these boys lack the real nerve needed in battle. Avoided most of the action in the Greenbelt.
Ceznhe

The Ceznhe is one of the many rivers found weaving throughout the Kingdom of Sarnor in northern Essos. It is a tributary of the river Sarne.

## Geography

The Ceznhe arises in the grassland hills to the west of the Lake of Naqrh. Travelling southwest towards Rathylar, it meets with its parent, the Sarne near the High City of Sarnath.

At the confluence of the Ceznhe and the Sarne, the towering rock carving known as Laxor's Edict can be found.
Golden Haven

Golden Haven is one of the fourteen major Stepstones islands in the Narrow Sea.

## History

Heralded as the most idyllic of the typically storm-ravaged Stepstones, Golden Haven is a small island nestled within the bay of the larger island Guardian, which protects the isle from the worst of the weather. As such, the island is home to a wide range of fauna and flora perhaps more at home to the Summer Isles than the Stepstones.

It is a popular site for smuggling dens.
Dagon Saltcliffe

## Lord Reaver Dagon Saltcliffe

Rodrik Saltcliffe

Alysia Saltcliffe

Donnor Saltcliffe

Harrald Saltcliffe

Aemma Saltcliffe (Sister)

Lorrs Saltcliffe (Uncle)

Roland Saltcliffe (Uncle)

Vonrik Saltcliffe (Uncle)

Harwyn Saltcliffe (Cousin)

Dagon Saltcliffe, born 250 AA, is the current ruling Lord of Saltcliffe and is married to Lady Valka Drumm.

## Timeline

250 AA - Born to Donnor Saltcliffe and Alayne Goodbrother

261 AA - Married to Valka Drumm

278 AA - First son is born, Cedric Saltcliffe

280 AA - First daughter is born, Myranda Saltcliffe

282 AA - Second son is born, Rodrik Saltcliffe

287 AA - Second daughter is born, Alysia Saltcliffe

290 AA - 292 AA Takes part in various great reavings across the west coast, most notably Drumm’s raids into the Reach and Greyjoy’s raids into the West

292 AA - Takes first salt wife, Megan Osgrey

292 AA - Third son is born, Donnor Saltcliffe

294 AA - Fourth son is born, Harrald Saltcliffe

## Supporting Characters

Sargon Saltcliffe - Brother - Archetype: Reaver

Cedric Saltcliffe - Son - Archetype: Ship Captain

Lorrs Saltcliffe - Uncle - Archetype: Navigator

Vonrik Saltcliffe - Uncle - Archetype: Reaver

Harwyn Saltcliffe - Cousin - Archetype: Warrior (Two-Handed Weapons)
Culler Harlaw

## Culler Harlaw, Lord of Ten Towers and the Isle of Harlaw

Culler Harlaw is the new lord of Ten Towers, after the death of Clayse Harlaw at the hands of Tristifer Blacktyde.

## Biography

Culler was born to his father Clayse Harlaw and his mother Raina in 280 AA. Culler never knew his mother well as she fell ill when he was five years old and eventually passed away. His father would never be the same after his wife's death. He became protective over Culler and would start early on in training him to use a sword so he would be able to defend himself. Clayse soon found out that his son had inherited his gift for fighting (Martially adept)

Due to being so protective over his son, Clayse did not let him come on reaves, he would get to come when his father thought he was ready. Whilst his father was gone Culler would run around Ten Towers, becoming quite good at climbing the towers and dodging the Maester or one of the guards when they tried to stop him from climbing. It was apparent that Culler had a knack for Acrobatics.

When Culler turned fourteen, his father gave him his personal longship which he could use to practice his sailing skills. Harlaw also taught his son all he knew about naval combat, in order to prepare his son for the eventual reaving he would do.

Culler was close with both his father and his uncle, the one friend he really had was Tristifer Blacktyde, whom he had met on several occasions through his father. Everything a lord Reaver should know he learned from his father, but when it came to hedonism, he learned that from his uncle, who was infamous around the island of Harlaw. As soon as Culler turned 16, his uncle took him out to drink, something which they kept doing until his uncle sailed off with his father towards the Kingsmoot.

In 298 AA Culler's father would sail to the Kingsmoot to claim the Seastone Chair for himself. The last thing Culler got from his father was a letter sent to him from the Kingsmoot, telling him that his father was preparing to sail back to Ten Towers to gather the fleet and the men so he could start reaving. But days have gone by and his father has still not returned...

## Timeline

280 AA: Culler is born

286 AA: Culler's mother Raina dies due to illness.

294 AA: Culler gets his personal long-ship to practice sailing.

298 AA: Culler's father leaves for the Kingsmoot but never returns to Ten Towers.

## Supporting characters

Maester Brennard, Maester

Darryl, spymaster, executioner

Bryen, his father's best friend and also a good friend of Culler's, Castellan

Corren, childhood friend and second in command, Reaver

Grag, bodyguard, Warrior (two-handed)

## Family Tree

Hadrik Harlaw (d. 279)

Lady Harlaw (b. 232)

Clayse Harlaw (b. 262)

Culler Harlaw (b. 280)

Riana nee Harlaw (b. 260, d. 286)

Catryn Harlaw nee Drumm (b. 264 AA)

Tarner Harlaw (b. 266 AA)
Fleet of Saan

The Fleet of Saan is the combined power of the bastard children of Salazor Saan. The fleet is currently split in half with one side being totally loyal to the Pirate King, Balaq, and the other being led by the younger Saererya Saan. Combined the two Fleets of Pirate ships are a true force to be reckoned with upon the seas.
Alysanne Reyne

Cassanna Reyne

**Alysanne Reyne** is a scion of House Reyne and the younger twin to Lord Royland Reyne.

A frail woman, plagued with illnesses despite her fondness for medicines and alchemy, Alysanne remains unwed despite her advancing years. There is much gossip around Castamere concerning her marital status, though neither Alysanne nor her kin have ever made any public comment on the matter.
Dustspear

Dustspear is one of the fourteen major islands that make up the Stepstones.

## History

Named for a forgotten cache of Rhoynar spears, found within a cave at the centre of the island, supposedly left shortly before Nymeria’s arrival to Westeros, Dustspear is one of the smaller major islands, and the closest of any to the Westerosi mainland.
Tecna

**Tecna** é a fada da tecnologia e uma estudante de Alfea que se juntou ao  juntamente com cinco outras fadas durante sua estadia na escola para fadas. Como a especialista em ciência do grupo, a equipe conta com Tecna para resolver quaisquer questões tecnológicas, seja mágica ou ordinária. Tecna apareceu pela primeira vez no segundo episódio da primeira temporada, Bem-vindos a Magix!.

## Biografia

Tecna nasceu em 16 de dezembro e vem de Zenith, o planeta onde a magia reside da tecnologia. Seu signo de fada é Tritão. O nome de seu pai é Eletrônio, e o nome de sua mãe é Magnethia.
Captain

Ádhamh, AKA, Captain first joined Iron Throne RP in 3.0, but left after a while, though he returned again in 5.0, where he was made a Discord Moderator, and eventually a mod. Shortly after the start of 6.0, he returned to his role as a Discord Moderator.

## Mod History

### Early Career

Captain first joined ITRP in 3.0, where he played the wildling Joramun. Soon, Captain had to leave, but rejoined again later as Damon Brax, the Knight of the Hornvale. Later, he went on to be Vorian Santagar, who declared his support for Aelyx Targaryen at a council of Beron Baratheon supporters.

In 5.0, Captain played Veron Greyjoy, the late brother to Lord-Reaper Aeron Greyjoy, as well as Lyn Lonmouth, the best swordsman in Westeros. He late went on to play Ewon Greyjoy, as well as Lord Mallor Gargalen , General Gorveos, Tregar Drahar and Lord Arlan Piper alongside Baelon Rogare.

### Joining the Mod Team

In 5.0, Captain was made a Discord Mod, and then later was promoted to a Junior Mod to help with CommonMan requests and other rolls. Later, he, alongside with Pichu, Bran, and Dusty, were made full fledged mods.

### Mod Jobs

Captain usually did CommonMan rolls when needed, as well as keeping an eye on Discord to make sure everything is in check. Captain also writes some of the lore for iterations.
Gorosh

Gorosh is a ruined city on the northern coast of Sothoryos, found at the tip of the peninsula known as Wyvern's Point.

It was founded by the Ghiscari Empire as a penal colony, but after the wars with the Valyrians, the city was abandoned, and has fallen into ruin. The surrounding forest has all but reclaimed the settlement.
Cedric Yronwood

Prince Cedric Yronwood, the Lion of Wyl, is a knight and Prince of House Yronwood. He is famed for his martial prowess and his heroism during The Storm War, leading the defense of Wyl.

He marched the levy of Wyl down the Boneway after King Durrandon and smashed into his rear, while his uncle attacked from the front, defeating their foe in battle.

For his actions he was granted the right to his own Royal Standard that could not be used by others. A red lion with a blue crown on a golden field. When he returned, he found his wife had died, after their son perished from sickness. The singers claimed she died of a broken heart and of grief

In 299AA, he married Princess Allyria Dayne at Yronwood, to cement the Torrentine-Greenbelt alliance.He was made Lord of Vultures Roost in 299 AA.
Dacey I Celtigar

**Dacey I Celtigar** was the first Queen of the Kingdom of the Claw and the twelfth monarch of the Claw. She was a just, kind and beautiful Queen. She ruled from 209AA to 238AA. She defeated her uncle, Tom Waters, in The Weeks War, beheading him with Crab's Pincer at the end of the week.

Her two greatest supporters where the Brunes and the Sunglass's.

She was known as The Good Queen, and fended off an invasion from the Kingdom of the Dusklands that was known as Queen Dacey's War.
Brandon XV Stark

1 Legitimate Daughter

Syrus Snow

Glendon Snow

Corin Snow

Cregan Snow

Uthor Snow

Vayon Snow

**Brandon XV Stark** ruled in the wake of his mother's death in 173 AA a mere six years until his own death in 179 AA. King Brandon XV would father many children, legitimate or illegitimate. His two legitimate sons were Brandon and Karlon Stark, but with the woman Jocelyn Snow he would father six bastards-- Syrus Snow, Glendon Snow, Corin Snow, Cregan Snow, Uthor Snow, and Vayon Snow.

Such was his love for Jocelyn Snow that he attempted to legitimize his six bastards, but illness took him before the decree could be made official.
Adrian II Celtigar

**Adrian II Celtigar** was the tenth King of the Kingdom of the Claw and considered a poor king like his father and his son. He ruled from 177AA to 193AA, where he spent much of his rule trying to maintain control over his kingdom following his fathers death. Reignited the feud between House Celtigar and House Velaryon.
Bryce Webber

**Bryce Webber** was Lord-Commander of the Night's Watch from 260AA until 298AA.

## History

Ser Bryce Webber was the brother of the Lord Webber and the 998th Lord-Commander of the Night’s Watch. Sent to the Wall for sleeping with his brother’s wife, Bryce proved a capable ranger and an honourable man. Bryce was most notable for his defence of the Wall against a wildling horde, defeating them in the Battle of Hadrin's Fall. Some years later, Bryce was found dead in his chambers, seemingly poisoned, and sparking what would become The War on the Wall.
Corlys III Celtigar

**Corlys III Celtigar** was the sixteenth King of the Kingdom of the Claw and widely considered its last. He ruled from 266AA to 292AA, when he was killed by King Durran Durrandon, attempting to keep his Kingdom free.

During the War of the Trident, he joined with King Arryn alongside House Darklyn to fight against the Kingdom of the Reach. The brother of King Gwayne Gardener defeated the Darklyn/Celtigar army, sending them running.

After the war, the Kingdom of the Stormlands rushed forth and made the Kingdom of the Dusklands and the Kingdom of the Claw into client kingdoms. Corlys attempted to fight off the invasion, but was killed, his heir being sent back home in chains.

He was the second born son of Crispian IV Celtigar, his older brother was killed by pirates in 258AA whilst defending the Claw.
Ax Isle

Ax Isle is the easternmost island of the Basilisk Isles, which are off the northern coast of Sothoryos. To the north lies New Ghis, across the Summer Sea.

## History

There are ruins from a possibly ancient civilisation on the island. Ax Isle also contains ruins of the black fort of Xandarro Xhore.

Some of Nymeria's ten thousand ships were attacked by corsairs from Ax Isle. Afterwards, the corsairs offered the Rhoynar to settle upon the Isle of Toads, on the condition that they give up their boats and that they send each king thirty virgin girls and pretty boys per year, but Nymeria refused.
Argilac X Durrandon

Correana Durrandon

Rolland Durrandon

**Argilac X Durrandon** reigned after the passing of his father in 30 AA until his untimely death in 50 AA at the hands of King Edgar I Yronwood.

## The Regency of King Argilac X Durrandon

King Argilac's regency would go far smoother than his father's. The fanatic loyalty of some houses of the Stormlands to Storm's End following King Durran's retaking of the marches ensured it. Lord Dondarrion would be the Lord Regent, chairing a council of four deeply loyal knights, a maester, and a septon. They would strive to involve young King Argilac in the affairs of state, and on his sixteenth name day Lord Dondarrion and Dowager Queen Evelyn Durrandon nee Dondarrion would crown King Argilac.

## The Reign of King Argilac X Durrandon

Among King Argilac's first acts was to take a wife. He chose the young Lady Myranda Penrose's hand, and together they bore a son named Monfryd.

The majority of King Argilac's reign would be peaceful, and the Stormlands would see nearly two decades of stability and growth. This would all come to an end in 49 AA when the Kingdom of the Greenbelt struck north through the Boneway. Under the leadership of King Edgar I Yronwood, the Dornish host moved towards the home of his mother and his most ardent supporters, Blackhaven.

King Argilac marshaled a host under the walls of Blackhaven and met King Edgar in the field, engaging in a bloody battle. The two kings met personally, and as they dueled they both mortally wounded each other. The Yronwood host retreated, however, carrying their dying King with them. King Argilac would be taken to Blackhaven to be cared for by the maester, but to no avail.

On the last day of the year 50 AA, King Argilac succumbed to his wounds. The following morning, King Edgar would die of his.
Great Moraq

Great Moraq is an island that is used to define the join between the western Summer Sea and the eastern Jade Sea. It is the largest island in the Known World.

## Geography

West of Great Moraq are Vahar and Lesser Moraq, while to the south is the Isle of Elephants, as well as several smaller islands. East of the great island is the Isle of Whips and, in the Jade Gates to the north, is Qal. Across the Jade Gates is Qarth in southern Essos.

The northern half of Great Moraq is a mixture of plains, hills, and small forests, while the southern half of the island is densely forested. The city of Faros is situated at the mouth of a river on the northern stretch of its western coast. At the southern point of Great Moraq is the city of Port Moraq on the Cinnamon Straits.

## Cities

There are two major cities upon the island of Great Moraq, as well as innumerable minor fishing towns and villages.

* Faros - Famous throughout the Known World for the worship of a deity called the Stone Cow by visitors to the isle, the people of Faros centre much of their lives around servitude to the towering statue found at the centre of the town. Offerings of fish, spices and gold are given each day at sunrise, and again at sunset, the services led by priests clad in tunics and cloaks of slate-grey fabric. As long as respect is upheld, any and all are welcome to attend the offering ceremonies, or place items of their own before the statue.
* Port Moraq - A popular stopping point for merchants returning from the isles and nations of the Jade Sea, their ships heavy with spices, exotic wood and gemstones, the city of Port Moraq is found on the southern side of the isle. The first colonisers of the area cleared away the thick forest to the north, and continue to do to this day as expansion north continues. Most of the city, subsequently, is constructed of timber rather than stone, from the wharves and jetties to the walls that surround its territory.

## History

Great Moraq was once conquered by Jar Joq, one of the sea-green god-emperors of Yi Ti.

Because of the prevailing winds, the eastern shore of Great Moraq is lightly settled and rarely visited. The western shore is more populous and is connected with the Jade Sea trade routes.
Canahs

### Currency

Wenches, Damsels, Maidens (1 Wench = 5 Copper Pennies. 3 Damsels = 1 Silver Stag. 10 Maidens = 1 Golden Dragon.)

Canahs was a small fishing town, located on the northwestern aspect of the Lysene island.

## Recent History

In the last few moons, the Vhassyl family has moved to renovate the town once more, and is now based primarily in the town, where they own an exuberant manse surrounded by high walls of slate and granite.
Edmund I Gardener

Ormund Gardener

**Edmund I Gardener** was King of the Kingdom of the Reach from 1AA to 18AA. He oversaw the invasion of the Riverlands, and claimed the lands up to Raventree Hall, Darry, and Harrenhal, in the Treaty of Harrenhal in 4AA. The King repelled an invasion from the Kingdom of the Rock in 5AA, alongside Osmund Osgrey.

He also oversaw the invasion of the Stormlands during one of the Regency's of King Durran XXVII Durrandon, claiming the lands and castles of House Caron and House Dondarrion. He was killed in the Battle of the Marcher Hills fighting against the Kingdom of the Stormlands. His son Otto I Gardener took up the crown and died in the same war.
Denys I Darklyn

Dusk King

**Denys I Darklyn**was the eldest son of King Robin I Darklyn and Queen Falyse Rosby, and the second Dusk King. Denys ruled from 34 AA to his death in 57 AA.

Where Robin I is renowned as one of the greatest kings to ever rule in the Dusklands, Denys is often called one of the weaker rulers, being relatively ineffectual, simply allowing the laws of his father to continue. The most notable thing that the Dusk King did was place a ban on Valyrian travellers in his last year of life, greatly angering his Qoherys vassals. This law would be repealed by his successor.
Aemon I Celtigar

**Aemon I Celtigar** was the seventh King of the Kingdom of the Claw. He ruled from 130AA to 146AA. After his older brother died, Aemon Celtigar was much more cautious with his life than his risking taking brother.

Created much controversy when he proclaimed he would marry Mychaela Waters, a bastard girl he had fallen in love with.

Aemon was a cunning warrior, though his brother's accomplishments as a dragonrider often overshadowed anything that Aemon accomplished.
Alysanne Estermont

Lady **Alysanne Lefford** nee **Estermont** was the sister of Lord Allard Estermont of Greenstone, as well as the wife of Ser Philip Lefford, the current Regent of the Tooth.

She died giving birth to her second child in 292 AA, a stillborn daughter. She and her husband had one surviving child - Sebaston Lefford.
Hammerhorn

Hammerhorn is the seat of the main line of House Goodbrother in the Iron Islands. The castle lies in the Hardstone Hills on Great Wyk. Its maester is Murenmure.

## Layout

A large square castle, Hammerhorn has spiky iron battlements. The stones used for its construction were quarried from the cliff behind it. Below its main entrance lie the openings to the mines and caves within which toil the smallfolk in service to House Goodbrother. Hammerhorn's hall is dank and drafty.
Festival of Colour

The Festival of Colour is an annual celebration that takes place in the Free City of Tyrosh, typically during the ninth moon of the year. It runs for two weeks, and is intended to celebrate the dyes that first made Tyrosh rich.

## History

First celebrated in 133AC by the Archon Irrio Hartys, the Festival of Colour has changed over the years. It was first celebrated by just the nobility, who would hold a great feast within the Archon's Palace, feasting on foods dyed in brilliant vibrancy, from red breads to green quail eggs. Such was a show of such brazen wealth that it has largely fallen out of favour with the rich of the city over the years, but it still persists to some extent.

Whilst the House Hartys has faded into obscurity, the festival persists, but is very different from what was once created by Archon Irrio. The celebrations now last seven days, and involve most of the free residents of the city.

## Format

For the duration of the festival, those taking part are encouraged to wear bright colours or dye their high vibrant colours - something most often achieved by the less well-off members of the city via use of boiled onion skins to produce vibrant yellow tunics. The more wealthy will traditionally show it off via use of purple and blue dyes, both of which associated with significantly expense.

Throughout the week, the common and market districts of the city are transformed by an army of merchants selling brightly coloured trinkets and food, seeking to make a fortune from the visitors that influx into the city to enjoy the festivities. At the Fountain of the Drunken God, a great stage is constructed and decorated with streamers of fabric, and musicians and mummers perform throughout the day and night.

Most of the nobility will celebrate the Festival in their own way within their manses in the Golden District, but often will visit the stage at the Fountain too, where they can enjoy the entertainment in their own private area of the plaza, surrounded by a wall of guards that separate them from the common rabble.
Great Wyk

**Great Wyk** is the largest of the islands that make up the Iron Islands. Aside from the Lonely Light, it is the westernmost of the major isles. Great Wyk is west of Old Wyk and Orkmont, north of Saltcliffe, and northeast of Pyke. Unlike the other isles, Great Wyk is so large that some of its castles, such as Hammerhorn, are inland instead of near the Sunset Sea or Ironman's Bay.

## Houses

Some of the noble houses found upon the island include House Merlyn, House Sparr, House Goodbrother, and House Farwynd of Sealskin Point.

Hammerhorn, the seat of the main line of House Goodbrother, is located in the Hardstone Hills. Other branches of the Goodbrothers on Great Wyk live at Corpse Lake, Crow Spike Keep, and Downdelving. The Merlyns reside in Pebbleton, while the Farwynds live at Sealskin Point.

## History

The first sept in the Iron Islands was built on Great Wyk during the reign of King Wulfgar Hoare.

Hoare Castle, the seat of House Hoare on Great Wyk, was destroyed by Ser Aubrey Crakehall after the defeat of King Hagon Hoare.
Cletus I Yronwood

## King Cletus I 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

Ysilla YronwoodYoren Yronwood

**Cletus I Yronwood** was Bloodroyal and King of the Kingdom of the Greenbelt. Though a fierce warrior, the man was always sickly inside The Bloodroyal ruled from 51AA-57AA. The Bloodroyal fell ill one day after a training day in the yard, dying the following day. Forevermore he was known as "The Weak", for all his attempts to be known as a warrior.
Harmon II Durrandon

Beric Durrandon

Durwald Durrandon

Joy Durrandon

**Harmon II Durrandon** garnered much acclaim for his longevity. For the century and a half since Aegon Targaryen's failure, most Durrandon kings would rule for sixteen years-- this number began to feel like a curse laid on House Durrandon. It would be Harmon II who would shatter the alleged curse, ruling for twenty-three years.

In addition to surpassing the curse of sixteen, King Harmon II would sire five children on his wife, Bellena Bar Emmon, three of them males. House Durrandon's longevity would be assured for decades barring catastrophe.

In 167 AA House Yronwood would invade the Stormlands, and King Harmon II would personally lead the defense. The Bloodroyal, Cletus III Yronwood, himself would be slain by Lord Connington in the fighting. House Yronwood would retreat without any gains.

After a long and remarkably successful reign, King Harmon II Durrandon would pass in 174 AA leaving behind a sterling legacy.
Dragonstone

The castle of Dragonstone served as the capital for Aegon Targaryen. After Aegon's Failed Conquest, the castle was abandoned. Shortly after it was taken by Aethan Velayron, to serve as his own capital. During the War for Aegons Legacy, it was covered in Grey Plague, which left it a diseased wasteland.

## History

Dragonstone is a castle located on the island of the same name at the entrance to Blackwater Bay. Located below the Dragonmont and shaped from stone to look like dragons, Dragonstone was the original seat of House Targaryen in Westeros, and had been colonized and fortified as the westernmost outpost of the Valyrian Freehold. The castle has a dark reputation.

## Layout

The ruins of a second castle remain on the south of the isle, intended to be the Velayron keep.

The Stone Drum: A massive tower which serves as the central keep of Dragonstone, named for the booming and rumbling sounds that can be heard during storms. To reach the Stone Drum from the Sea Dragon Tower, one must cross the gallery and pass through the middle and inner walls. A high stone roofed bridge arching over emptiness leads from the Stone Drum to the entrance towards the dungeons.

The Chamber of the Painted Table: Located on the top floor of the Stone Drum, the Chamber of the Painted Table is a round room with four tall windows, overlooking the north, south, east and west, and bare black walls. It holds a large table, the Painted Table, carved and painted in the form of a detailed map of Westeros. Here, Aegon planned for the invasion of Westeros. The Painted Table is more than fifty feet long: roughly twenty-five feet wide at its widest point and four feet at its thinnest. At the precise location of Dragonstone is a raised seat that allows the occupant to view the entire map.

The Great Hall: The Great Hall is carved in the shape of a huge dragon lying on its belly; its doors are set in the mouth and those entering pass through its mouth.The kitchens resemble a curled up dragon where the smoke and heat vented through its nostrils.

The Windwyrm: One of Dragonstone's towers, shaped like a dragon which seems to scream defiance.

The Sea Dragon Tower: One of Dragonstone's towers, shaped like a dragon gazing serenely out across the sea.The maester's chambers are located in this tower, below the rookery. The turnpike stairs of the tower are narrow and twisting.

Aegon's Garden: A garden which can be reached when going down after the arch of the Dragon's Tail. Within grow tall dark trees, wild roses, towering thorny hedges, and cranberries. The garden has a pleasant piney scent.
Crackclaw Point

## Cracklaw Point

**Crackclaw Point** is a peninsula in the crownlands jutting out into the narrow sea. To the north lies the Bay of Crabs, to the south Blackwater Bay. Maidenpool and Rook's Rest are west of the forested peninsula, while Dragonstone and Claw Isle are to the south and east, respectively.

The land is full of cavernous hills and bogs and pine barrens,[3] thick with deciduous trees and evergreens like sentinels and soldier pines.Moss covers ancient ruined strongholds throughout the region. Settlement is denser along the coastal road near Maidenpool.

Noble houses from the peninsula include House Boggs, House Cave, House Crabb(formerly of the Whispers), and House Pyne. These houses are sworn to House Celtigar, formerly the Kings of the Kingdom of the Claw. However, following War of the Trident, they, along with House Celtigar, are sworn to House Durrandon and the Kingdom of the Stormlands
Hansen I Fletcher

Defender of the Fords

**Hansen I Fletcher** was second King of the Kingdom of the Trident, succeeding his legendary father Quentyn I Fletcher as King. He was regarded as a good king, though only ever carried out his fathers unfinished plans, and never his own. He died in battle routing the forces of the Stormlands.
Haelor Staegone

Haelor Staegone was a member of the Old Blood family of Staegone and a staunch supporter of the Tiger Party of Volantis. He served as Triarch for a number of years, most notably during the Conquests of the Band of Nine.

## History

The oldest of three, Haelor Staegone is remembered most notably for the events following the death of his sister Rhaenys at the hands of Jaqar Norn, known better by his moniker the Nightowl of Norvos. During the attempted theft of the ancestral axe of House Aerteris of Volantis by the Nightowl, Rhaenys was caught up in the chaos between the Master Thief and her husband Belesso, and the wrath of the First Daughter would soon be unleashed.

Rhaenys’ brother, Haelor Staegone, did not respond to the news of his younger sister’s demise well. With the armies of Volantis at his command, the Tiger Triarch made his plans, and within a moon, Lys would burn, and with it many more of the Band of Nine. During the invasion, Makmol zo Ozoz, Mors Bone, and the Mercenary Queen Mhysa were all slain, the lattermost by Haelor's own hand.

The rebuilding of the city occured following the expulsion of the Band of Nine by the Tiger Triarch. There were those in the city that feared the Volantenes may seek to conquer the city, but true his word, Haelor invaded only to seek revenge against the Band of Nine in response to his sister's death at the hand of the Nightowl of Norvos, and returned to Volantis after their defeat.
Durran XXVIII Durrandon

## Durran XVIII Durrandon

**Durran XVIII Durrandon** reigned as Storm King from 111 AA to 118 AA. He would be known as a young King, owing in part to his exceptionally short reign.

King Rolland I had managed to seize the Stepstones in 108 AA, but in the space of a few years they once again left the sphere of influence of the Kingdom of the Stormlands. Rather than see one of his father's greatest achievements be lost without a fight, King Durran XVIII opted to invade and attempt to reclaim them.

He would take for his wife Lady Cassana Estermont, but they would never produce an heir. King Durran XVIII left the marriage bed for the battlefield, and on the battlefield of the Stepstones he would lose his life.
Andalos

Andalos, also called the Hills of Andalos, is an area of northwestern Essos which was the homeland of the Andals. Due to migration and invasion little is left of the original Andal culture, however.

## Geography

Andalos is located south of Braavos and the Braavosian Coastland, west of the narrow sea, and east of the Hills of Norvos. Western Andalos near the narrow sea appears to be plains, while further east it becomes hilly and includes the Velvet Hills. The heart of the ancient kingdom of Hugor of the Hill lay in the hills of Andalos. South of the hills were the southern marches of the kingdom, now called the Flatlands. A Valyrian road in the Flatlands runs east from Pentos to Ghoyan Drohe and then northeast to Norvos.

The headwaters of the Upper Rhoyne and the Little Rhoyne lie in Andalos.

## History

The hills of Andalos were the homeland of the Andals prior to their invasion of the Fingers in Westeros. Possibly originating from the Axe, the Andals took Andalos from a race of hairy men believed by some to have been cousins to the Ibbenese.

The Faith of the Seven originates in Andalos. It is said that the Seven made themselves manifest in the hills, and thus the Andals felt blessed by the gods. The Father is believed to have pulled seven stars from the heavens to make the crown of King Hugor of the Hill, the first King of the Andals.

The Rhoynar are believed to have taught ironworking to the Andals, and the historian Doro Golathis of Norvos wrote about Rhoynish outposts in Andalos. Living in Andalos for thousands of years, the Andals spread their influence possibly as far as Lorath and Myr.

The Andals eventually migrated to Westeros and conquered most of the kingdoms of the First Men. According to Andal tradition, they traveled to Westeros because the Seven had promised them kingdoms in a foreign land, but maesters believe the Andals were instead threatened by the Valyrian Freehold. The *True History* states the Andals invaded Westeros four thousand years ago, but some maesters claim it was only two thousand years ago. After repelling Andal attacks on the eastern coast of the north, King Theon Stark raided a coastal section of Andalos in retaliation. Most of Andalos eventually became controlled by Pentos, a Valyrian colony and now one of the Free Cities.

## Recent History

At the turn of the century, Andalos and the Velvet Hills served as the site of a number of clashes between the Free Cities of Pentos and Braavos during the Six Wars Against Subjugation.
Elyria

Elyria is a city found on an island just east of the Valyrian Peninsula.

It is currently ruled by a mixture of individuals who claim descent from both the Old Blood of Valyria and the Ghiscari of Slaver's Bay.

## History

Elyria 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. Like Mantarys, Elyria was not destroyed by the Doom, but found itself significantly weakened by the loss of the centre of the Freehold.

It does not carry the same infamous reputation afforded to Mantarys.
Aurane Rosby

## Biography

Aurane Rosby carries with him the charm of one born to such a position, with a quick smile and deep baritone, and conversation which flows easily, he has been accused of being somewhat a lady’s man in the past, though privately he’s been known to entertain members of both sex. The eldest son of Lord Gyles Rosby and Lady Mellandra Byrch, Aurane enjoyed the life of a young courtier in a small Kingdom. He took to martial training early, and came to enjoy the feeling of being encased in heavy plate as he fought. After too much of a misspent youth, in a rare moment of settled choice, Aurane took to building, taking interest in the calculations and the tricks that set a good engineer apart from a poor one.

Knighted at one-and-six, Aurane was, by repute, a decent swordsman. Gyles had been more a diplomat than a warrior, thus the Valyrian Steel blade Valour was bestowed upon the heir to Rosby. He was of age with the Prince of the Dusklands, Alesander Darklyn, and the two would grow to become good friends, as Aurane’s father was often at Court in Duskendale, his son in attendance.

In 291AA he’d be sent in his Father’s stead to a meeting with Corlys III Celtigar and King Andar II Arryn with King Robin II Darklyn, and in 292AA Aurane, accompanying his father to Bitterbridge, found himself thrust into the Lordship after Gyles Rosby took a wound which festered, leading to death by fever. He took to it capably enough, proving himself an able commander and decent soldier, holding a flak despite being outnumbered by the Reachman Army.

Tragedy befell House Rosby in 296AA; as Aurane’s young daughter met her end in an accident, just four years of age. Afterward he deigned to shut himself away, hole up in Rosby to deal with his grief.

With the Great Council of Harrenhal, Aurane stands poised in a Kingdom with an uncertain future, ready to meet what lies ahead as best as he can.

## Bio-Timeline

279AA - Aurane Aurane Rosby is born to Gyles Rosby and Mellandra Byrch

286AA - Knighted at Rosby, and granted leave to carry the ancestral blade of his House

291AA - Attends a meeting with Corlys III Celtigar and Andar II Arryn, alongside Robin II Darklyn, in the place of his ailing Father

292AA - Gyles Rosby is wounded in the battle of Bitterbridge, infection will take the wound, and he would pass from it. Aurane Aurane inherited the Lordship of Rosby upon his father’s passing

296AA - AuraneAurane’s youngest child, his daughter, is killed after a fall from a high height. In his grief, Aurane Aurane shuts himself up in Rosby, where he would remain for the next two years

## NPC's

Ardrian Rosby; 56; Castellan of Rosby; Archetype - Castellan

Bennard Dusk; 31; Sworn Sword; Archetype - Warrior

Cressen; 27; Maester of Rosby; Archetype - Maester

Lady Serra Rosby; 26; Archetype - Bilingual - Low Valyrian

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