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Andy

Andy powering up

Andy is a gamer of Spirism, an experienced swordsman, and a lady's man.

## History

During the beginnings of the War on Cegielski, Andy and Vincent were walking down a hall, when they were ambushed, in an attempt to kill them. A bomb went off, and blew them both down. When the soldiers walked over to inspect the damage, Vincent unleashed his Quantum Pertes Powers, killing them both. However, a third was still alive, brandishing a magic sword. When he was about to stab Vincent through the back, Andy warned him, saving his life. As consolation, Vincent threw the sword to Andy, where it was imbued with his spirit, turning the blade from a dark red, to a pale blue.

Andy fought for the entire war, with his sword. During the end of the war, General Borchert attempted to save Cegielski's room by floating it away with his magical abilities. Andy managed to grab onto a loose wire hanging from the floating building, climbing up onto it. When he reached the top, General Borchert shot him with a magically infused .44 Magnum. Fortunately, due to powers imbued within him by Pert, he managed to deflect them all. After this, the two engaged in battle, drawing their swords. Andy was able to win when Cegielski's room was destroyed, and Borchert fell to the earth below.

## Aftermath

After the battle, Andy was rarely seen. Because of this, little is known of the years following his disappearance. He was spotted in Cameroon, with Boko Haram, taking part in a beheading. His face was lightly painted brown in order to fit in. It is assumed that he was attempting to infiltrate other religions to see their customs. Boko Haram eventually found out about his Non-Africanness, and executed him. The year after, Andy was spotted in Amsterdam. When questioned, he claimed he was "Taking part in the Poon". Moments later, he took a sip of his Monster Energy Zero Ultra. No further questions were asked, and it is assumed he spent the entire year in Amsterdam. After that, he moved to California, and became a Zodiac Killer copycat. He attempted to murder civilians multiple times, but without his signature sword, he was powerless. After a month of attempted murder, he was seen again in Colorado. When questioned of his presence, he stated "I'm just hangin' out here in the big CO".

Moments later, he took a sip of his Monster Energy Zero Ultra.

Legend says that this was the exact same Monster Energy Zero Ultra can he had sipped from a year ago. He stayed in Colorado for two years, until called upon again by Pert.
Glenn

**Glenn** est un loup-garou faisant parti du clan de New York.

## Biographie

### **Recherche de la Coupe**

Courant 2016, lorsque Valentin Morgenstern fut de retour et à la recherche de la Coupe Mortelle, Theo envoya ses loups recherchés Clarissa Fairchild. Lorsque cette dernière lui fut amenée et qu'elle déclara que la Coupe était chez elle, Theo envoya Glenn et un autre loup la chercher. Mais ils revinrent les mains libres et assistèrent à la défaite de Theo. Glenn et les autres loups-garous s'inclinèrent devant Lucian Garroway, le reconnaissant comme étant leur nouvel alpha.

### **Blessure par Simon**

Certains membres de la meute refuse la relation entre Maia et Simon. Ils tolèrent à peine la présence du vampire dans l'abri à bateau. Russell et un groupe demandent à Simon de déménager sans rien dire à Luke sinon il va lui arriver malheur. Mais Simon tient tête jusqu'à ce que Glenn l'attaque par-derrière avec une batte de base-ball. Ce dernier est repoussé par la Marque de Caïn, l'envoyant valser contre un camion.

Glenn en ressort avec des os brisés, à la limite de la paralysie. Russell demanda à Luke d'intervenir. Pour éviter une rébellion dans sa meute, Luke finit par demander à Simon de partir de l'abri à bateau.

### **Changement dans la meute de Luke**

Après l'emprisonnement de Clarissa Fairchild à Idris, Luke convoque la meute pour l'aider à la délivrer. Mais ils refusent d'y aller car c'est dangereux. Russell lui dit qu'il comprend que Clary est sa fille mais la meute est sa famille et il doit faire passer sa meute avant les autres. Et s'il quitte le Loup de Jade alors il ne fait plus parti de cette meute. Malgré cela, Luke part.

### **Massacre et nouvelle meute**

Quelques temps plus tard, Glenn n'est pas présent lors du massacre de la meute au Loup de Jade par le clan de vampire de New York.

Il est présent lors des funérailles de Jordan Kyle et intègre la nouvelle meute de Maia. Il est également présent lors du mariage de Magnus Bane et d'Alexander Lightwood à l'Institut de New York.

## Apparitions

 *Contamination**Absent(e)*

 *Le jour du grand pardon**Absent(e)*

 *Fenêtre sur...**Absent(e)*

 *Feu divin**Absent(e)*

Pour voir toutes les références, déroulez le menu d'en-bas.

1. ↑ *La traque*
2. ↑ *Les autorités suprêmes*
3. ↑ *Apparences*
4. ↑ *Familia Ante Omnia*
5. ↑ *Beati Bellicosi*
6. ↑ *La Cité de Verre*
7. ↑ *Les meilleures choses...*
Démon

Les **démons** sont des créatures malveillantes et terrifiantes qui viennent des Enfers pour semer le chaos sur Terre.

Il existe différentes espèces de démons : du plus faibles au plus puissants comme les Shax.

Les **Princes de l'Enfer** sont des démons supérieurs comme Asmodée ou encore Azazel. Ils règnent sur une dimension démoniaque. Ils peuvent contrôler d'autres démons. Ils sont très intelligents et peuvent prendre l'apparence d'un humain. Ils ne peuvent être détruits. Ils sont juste bannis en Enfer.

Lilith est un démon supérieur très puissant, capable de posséder des êtres pour les contraindre.

Les démons peuvent être contrôlés par la Coupe Mortelle.
Azazel

**Azazel** est un Prince de l'Enfer vivant dans le royaume de Dudael. C'est le démon qui a appris aux hommes à forger les armes.

Il était enchaîné depuis des siècles aux rochers de Dudael. Jonathan Morgenstern a réussi à le convoquer à Edom et fit un pacte avec lui : il le libère d'Edom et il lui rend le même service.

Azazel arrive à New York alors que Valentin Morgenstern est emprisonné à l'Institut de New York. Il veut mettre la main sur la Coupe Mortelle et tue les gardes de l’Inquisitrice Imogène Herondale pour avoir des informations, sans succès. Il est découvert par les Shadowhunters grâce à sa marque : il tue les gens en les asphyxiant avec du sable.

Plus tard, il attaque Isabelle Lightwood dans la rue, à la demande de Jonathan afin que ce dernier puisse la sauver et entrer dans l'Institut en tant que Sebastian Verlac. Isabelle ayant disparu sans donner de nouvelle, les Shadowhunters vont penser qu'Azazel la retient prisonnière. Magnus Bane, aidé d'Alexander Lightwood, Clarissa Fairchild, Jace Herondale et Valentin, va l'invoquer via un pentagramme.

Normalement, Clary devait les protéger grâce à une rune mais elle fut incapable d'en créer, permettant à Azazel de se libérer du pentagramme. Il échange par la suite les esprits de Magnus et Valentin afin que ce dernier lui dise où est la Coupe. Cependant, Valentin est incapable d'utiliser la magie de Magnus et quand Alec vient à l'appartement de Magnus pour savoir pourquoi il se comporte bizarrement, il se retrouve face-à-face avec le démon. Sebastian a révélé comment le bannir : toucher son cœur démoniaque qui a la taille d'un petit pois et qui se situe entre les vertèbres T8 et T9 (sous le sternum). Alec montre ainsi ses talents d'archer en perçant le cœur d'une flèche, le bannissant de nouveau à Dudael.

## Différences avec les livres

Azazel est basé sur le personnage créé par Cassandra Clare. Vous pouvez lire son évolution ici.

La grande différence est la raison de sa présence à New York.

## Apparitions

 *Le jour du grand pardon***Mentionné(e)**
Casterly Rock

**Casterly Rock**, nicknamed **the Rock**, is a castle and the former seat of House Lannister now serving as the seat to House Renning. The capital of the westerlands, it overlooks the harbor of Lannisport and the Sunset Sea. Nearby strongholds include Kayce and Feastfires to the west, Sarsfield to the north, and Cornfield and Clegane's Keep to the south.

# Layout

Casterly Rock is carved out of a great stone hill colossal rock beside the Sunset Sea. It is popularly believed to resemble a lion in repose at sunset.

The Casterlys of antiquity built a ringfort on the peak, and as millenia have passed its natural defenses have been expanded with walls, gates, and watchtowers. The base of the Rock contains large sea-carved caverns. The stone has been mined for thousands of years, so there are hundreds of mineshafts in the depths of the Rock, as well as yet untouched gold veins.

The Rock has been measured at three times the height of the Wall or the Hightower of Oldtown. It is almost two leagues long from west to east, and contains tunnels, dungeons, storerooms, barracks, halls, stables, stairways, courtyards, balconies, and gardens. In the bowels of the Rock are rooms where caged lions were once kept, and cells for the worst prisoners. The castle contains a sept.

The Lion's Mouth, the main entry to Casterly Rock, is an enormous natural cavern reaching two hundred feet high. Its steps are now wide enough for twenty riders. Its port has docks, wharves, and shipyards and is accessible by longships and cogs. From below the Rock thunder can be heard, where the sea comes in.
The Golden Gallery contains treasures of the Lannisters, including gilded ornaments and walls. The Hall of Heroes is where the Lannisters and their close kin who have died valiantly are interred. The armor of Lannisters of old are also displayed in the hall. The Stone Garden is a godswood with a twisted weirwood a tenth the size of Raventree Hall's.
Osten Reddslion

**Lord Osten Reddslion**

Primary

Character Name: Osten Reddslion

Gender: Male

Age: 24

Culture: Westerosi – Westerlands

Personality: Arrogant; Prideful; Challanging; High Cunning

Physical Appearance: \/\/\/\/

Facial: Heterochromatic Eyes – Hazel/Cyan; Brownish-Red Hair; Bearded; Scar going from cheek to cheek across the nose

Physique: Lean; Sinewed; Muscular

Height: 6’4

Weight: 195.5

Skills:

1-Longblade LvL-7 (As given by Kwagarloki)

2-Defense LvL- 4

3-Initiative LvL- 4

Qualities: Inherent Paragon of Swordsmanship – The Reynes have and always were boasted as second in Honor and Swordsmanship to the Dayne, this statement will always hold true and the family Reddslion who boast that they are the blood of the Red Lion can not just show but prove it, any Reddslion carrying the Family blade Red Rain appears more a God of War on the battlefield, it is said that a Reyne was always second to a Lannister in coin, but they were always the Champions of the Westerlands.

Occupation and Social Class: Lord of Castamere; Lordling (Lord)

Titles: Lord; The Butcher Lion; The Red Lion; The Lion of Castamere; The Roaring Lion; The Lion of the East; The Grinning Lion

Resources:

10.000 Trained Reddslion Troops (As given by Kwagarloki)

Red Rain Bastard Sword – Valyrian Steel Ancestrial Blade

Valyrian Steel Breast-Plate & Helmet – As retrieved by Martin Reyne on an excavation and Scouting trip to the Valyrian Isles.

A Villa within the Astaporian Lands

Castle Castamere – Claimant

25 Carracks; 5 Galleys - The Weeping Fleet

Character Image: https://imgur.com/gxbE1Ow

History:

Osten Reddslion is the Son of Johnn Reddslion, the Grandson of Marvin Reddslion and the Great Grandson of Martin Reyne, for two Hundred years his House has sat in the East, preparing and working to develop a gran entrance befitting them, to take back the ancestral seat of Castemere, to return home and to take back what is the Red Lions, though no long shall a “Rain weep o’er there halls.”

Osten has spent his childhood and teenage to adult years studying everything from his Families famed swordsmanship to battle tactics and the culture of Westeros and the Westerlands, years ticked by as book after book, day after grueling day went by. Until on a stormy night in there Villa Johnn, his father passed away, a wet rotting heart took his father, and with him went Osten’s ability to stay young instead his gaze turned to preparing the vast armada of ships and men that his Family had spent years making and funding. Centuries spent building an army worthy of an invasion if need be, all thats needed now is a raven sent to the King of Westeros declaring his intention of taking Castamere and bending the knee.
Lord Commander of the Night's Watch

**Lord Commander of the Night's Watch** is the title held by the most senior officer of the Night's Watch; his seat is at Castle Black. The Lord Commander is the final authority and oversees the entire organization. He is assisted by the maester of Castle Black, the First Ranger, the Lord Steward, the First Builder, and other high officers under him. The Lord Commander serves in office until the day he dies. The plural form includes "Lords Commander", "lords commander", and "lord commanders".
Lordsport

**Lordsport** former is the seat of House Botley on Pyke. It is the largest town in the Iron Islands.

Half the size of Lord Hewett's Town, Lordsport is known for its forges and metalworkers, who produce excellent swords, axes, ringmail, and plate. Lordsport provides safe anchor for those who wish to reach the castle of Pyke, seat of House Saltpyre.
Harvest Hall

**Harvest Hall** is the former seat of House Selmy in the stormlands. Located in the Dornish Marches, Harvest Hall is near the eastern border of the Reach. It is northeast of Nightsong, northwest of Blackhaven, and south of the Cockleswhent. The vicinity of Harvest Hall is arable and produces more crops than most regions of the stormlands.
Ten Towers

**Ten Towers** or **the Ten Towers** is the former seat of House Harlaw on the eastern coast of the isle of Harlaw in the Iron Islands.

# Layout

The main hall is the location of the high seat of House Harlaw. Two giant scythes of beaten silver crossed hang crossed above the seat.

The Widow's Tower is so called due to the presence of Lord Rodrik Harlaw's sister, Lady Gwynesse Harlaw, who came back to Ten Towers after the death of her husband and stayed for the rest of her life, grieving her loss.
The Book Tower is the fattest of the ten towers. It is octagonal and made of large block stones.
Warden of the North

**Warden of the North** is a title traditionally held by House Stark, the lords of Winterfell and the North.

## Responsibilities

The initial appointment of a warden in northern Westeros was likely to help deal with the others and possible rebel free folk. The territory of the North also has shores on both the Shivering Sea and the Sunset Sea, making pirates and reavers a real threat.
Ironrath

According to Telltale Games, "the Forresters are seated at Ironrath, an imposing stronghold surrounded by towering ironwood trees. Built over fifteen hundred years ago by Cedric Forrester and his triplet sons, Ironrath is a testament to the strength and endurance of ironwood. Ironrath sits on the edge of the largest ironwood forest in Westeros, which has proven to be a strategic advantage for the House."

**Ironrath** is the seat of House Forrester of the North in the graphic adventure game. It is located in the northern wolfswood in the foothills of the northern mountains, between Deepwood Motte and Winterfell.
Last Hearth

**Last Hearth**, sometimes known as the Last Hearth, is the former seat of House Umber in the north. It lies close to the Gift in a forest east of the kingsroad. It is north of the Last River, northeast of Long Lake, and west of the Bay of Seals. With the exception of the castles of the Night's Watch, Last Hearth is the northernmost major castle of the Seven Kingdoms.
Crakehall

**Crakehall** or **Crakehall Castle** is the former seat of House Crakehall in the southwestern westerlands. It is located on the Searoad along the Sunset Sea, south of Lannisport and north of Old Oak. Cornfield and Red Lake are east of Crakehall. There is a large forest in the vicinity of the castle.
Harroway's Town

**Harroway's Town**, called **Harroway** for short, is a town in the riverlands that sits along the Trident, upriver of the ruby ford. It is the former seat of House Roote but is named after extinct House Harroway.

# Layout

Harroway has a seven-sided sept, a two-story inn, and a stone roundtower, Harroway Tower. A wide, flat-bottomed boat at the ferry has a dozen oarlocks, a wooden
house on its deck, and is decorated with two carved horse heads.
Starfall

**Starfall** is the former 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.[3] Starfall, which includes a tower called the Palestone Sword, guards the western arm of Dorne. Northeast of Starfall is High Hermitage, the former seat of a Dayne cadet branch.
Aliyo Scarlett

Crown-Prince Appointee

Lord of Dragonstone

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—Aliyo Scarlett
Aliyo Scarlett also known as the Crimson Prince and the Crimson General is a character played by the Discord user Aliyo Scarlett#0368 and wiki user User:Aliyo Scarlett.

Aliyo Scarlett is the Cousin of the King **Kwagar Ocata I** of the House Ocata, holding the titles Lord Paramount of The Crownlands, Warden of the East, and Prince of Dragonstone while serves as the Lord of House Scarlett the cadet house of House Ocata.
Master of Whisperers

## Master of Whispers

"*The master of whisperers must be sly and obsequious and without scruple. A courageous informer would be as useless as a cowardly knight.*"
—Varys to Eddard StarkThe **master of whisperers** or **mistress of whisperers** is the king's spymaster and is a member of the small council. He or she is charged with gathering intelligence from the Red Keep, King's Landing, around the Seven Kingdoms, across the narrow sea, and other places.
Griffin's Roost

Griffin's Roost, formerly the seat of House Connington, is a noble seat located along the coast of the Stormlands, and is the seat of House Harrower, one of the Major Houses of the Stormlands.

## History

Lord Armond Connington enjoyed looking at the nearby forests and crags from atop the east tower of the castle. When Prince Rhaegar Targaryen and his escort visited Griffin's Roost for a fortnight while returning from Dorne, Armond's son, Jon Connington, showed his princely friend the view as well. During the welcoming feast, Rhaegar played a song on his harp which made women in the hall weep.

During Robert's Rebellion, Lord Jon was raised to the position of Hand of the King to Aerys II Targaryen, Rhaegar's father. After his failure at the Battle of the Bells, Jon was stripped of his titles and sent into exile, where he is believed to have drank himself to death. Griffin's Roost and the lordship that went with it passed to Jon's cousin and castellan, Ser Ronald Connington. When Aerys II was replaced on the Iron Throne by Robert I Baratheon, Ronald was demoted from lordship to be merely the Knight of Griffin's Roost. Nine-tenths of his lands were then distributed to neighboring lords who had supported Robert in his rebellion.

Some time after the extinction of House Connington, Griffin's Roost was granted to House Harrower, when the House was granted a lordship, and has been the ancestral seat of House Harrower ever since. Currently, Griffin's Roost is ruled by Lord Lanjon of House Harrower.
Warden of the West

**Warden of the West** is a title bestowed on the most prominent house of the westerlands by the ruler of the Seven Kingdoms since the War of Conquest. All known Wardens of the West have been from House Lannister. Traditionally, the title is held by the head of the house, the Lord of Casterly Rock.

## Responsibilities

The initial appointment of a warden in western Westeros was likely to deal with the ironborn, who were prone to reaving and pirating along Sunset Sea and the western shores.
Storm's End

**Storm's End** is former the seat of House Baratheon now House Mordhiem, the Lord Paramount of the Stormlands. The castle is located at Durran's Point on the northern coast of Shipbreaker Bay, south of Bronzegate and northeast of Griffin's Roost. The kingsroad runs north from Storm's End through the stormlands to King's Landing, the capital of the Seven Kingdoms.

One of the strongest castles in the realm, Storm's End was once the ancestral seat of the Storm Kings of House Durrandon extending back many thousands of years. The castle is said to be protected by spells woven into its very walls that prevent magic from affecting it or passing through it.
Hightower

The **Hightower** or **High Tower** is the former seat of House Hightower, one of the most powerful families of the Reach. It now serves as the seat for House Wryatle. The castle and lighthouse is located in the port of Oldtown atop Battle Isle, where the Honeywine widens into Whispering Sound.

# Layout

According to a semi-canon source, the Hightower is a massive stepped tower with a beacon on top to guide ships into port. The color of the beacon's fire is changeable, as green flame can be used to call House Hightower's banners. The labyrinthine square fortress of unadorned black stone at the castle's foundation contains gloomy halls, vaults, and chambers. The top of the tower contains the apartments of the Lord of the Hightower. Deep vaults are located underground.

The Hightower is the tallest structure in the Seven Kingdoms, even higher than the seven-hundred-foot Wall, and it is the tallest tower in the known world. The people of Oldtown can tell the time of day by the tower's shadow, and some claim that the Wall can be seen from its top. Casterly Rock, however, is three times taller than the Hightower or the Wall.

# Trivia

* It is speculated by fans that the Hightower is one of the nine *Wonders Made by Man* written about by Lomas Longstrider.
Blackhaven

**Blackhaven** is the seat of House Dondarrion in the southwestern stormlands. Part of the Dornish Marches, it is located in the northern Red Mountains near the Dornish border, north of the Wyl and south of the Cockleswhent. The fortress guards against invasions from Dorne and from outlaws hiding in the mountains.
Vampire

* Force
 **Espérance de vie** | + 1000 ans

Les **vampires** sont la classe la plus haute de la société après les sirènes.

## Pouvoirs

Les vampires se nourrissent en priorité de sang d'autres monstres.

Ils sont attirés par tous ce qui est jolie, et veulent en faire leur propriété.

La salive d'un vampire possède un pouvoir de régénération. Quand ils prennent le sang de quelqu'un, il peuvent guérir leurs proies juste après.

## Description

Les vampires font partis des hautes classes tout comme les sirènes. Les monstres ont beaucoup de respect pour eux, et certains sont prêt à tous donner pour être mordu par l'un d'entre eux.
Seagard

**Seagard** is a town in the northern riverlands, and its castle is the former seat of House Mallister. Located on the western coast along Ironman's Bay, Seagard is sheltered by the Cape of Eagles and is nestled near the headwaters of the Blue Fork. It is southwest of the Twins and northwest of Oldstones.
Hornwood

**Hornwood** is a castle in the north and the former seat of House Hornwood. The castle is located in the Hornwood forest near the northwestern edge of the Sheepshead Hills, which are within the dominion of the Lord of White Harbor, and the Hornwood lands also neighbor those of the Dreadfort to the north.
Whispers

The **Whispers** is a ruined castle and former seat of House Crabb on Crackclaw Point in the northeastern crownlands.

# Layout

The downtrodden castle sits on the edge of a cliff overlooking the narrow sea. The castle, which is triangular with square towers at its corners, was built with unmortared stone. It is now overgrown with forest from its godswood, which contains soldier pines and a young weirwood. Poisonous red ivy grows over the fallen curtain wall. The beacon tower collapsed when Dick Crabb was a boy and now sits in the sea fifty feet below. There is a large smuggler's cove nearby. The Whispers is named for the sound of the sea pouring into holes made in the cliff and echoing in caverns below the castle.
Darry

**Darry** or **Castle Darry** is the former seat of House Darry in the riverlands. Though old, Darry is a relatively small castle

# Layout

Plowman's Keep is the central building where the Darrys have their apartments. The lord's bedchamber, which contains Myrish carpet, sits at the top of the keep and its window overlooks the godswood. The lady's bedchamber adjoins the lord's with a servant's cell between. There are vaults beneath Plowman's Keep.

The Great Hall is not particularly large. The trestle tables are packed between the walls.

The sept is just off the castle's inner ward. It is a half-timbered, seven-sided building with no windows. It has carved wood doors and a tiled roof.
Valvarious Rebellion

Commanders| **Leader:*** King **Kwagar Ocata I** of the House Ocata

**Officers:*** Prince **Aliyo Scarlett I** of the House Scarlett, Warden of the East
* Lord **Stafford Renning** of the House Renning, Warden of the West, and Hand of the King
* Valurea Valvarious of the House Valvarious (After Death of Harald Valvarious)

**Officers:*** Valurea Valvarious of the House Valvarious (Before Death of Harald Valvarious)
Lannisport

**Lannisport** is a walled city in the westerlands located less than a mile south of Casterly Rock, the former seat of House Lannister. but now with Rennings ruling from the Rock many jokingly call the city Renningsport. Lannisport is located along the coast of the Sunset Sea where the river road, the gold road, and the ocean road meet. It is one of the major ports of the Seven Kingdoms and is the largest settlement in the westerlands. Lannisport is smaller than King's Landing or Oldtown, but larger than Gulltown or White Harbor.

The Lord of Casterly Rock and Warden of the West, includes "Shield of Lannisport" amongst their titles.
The Lannisters anchor their fleet in its harbor. The city is renowned for its goldwork, and produces a spiced honey wine. Lannisport is policed by the well-trained City Watch. Besides the former House known as the Lannisters of Lannisport, other distant kin living in the city are Lannys, Lannetts, and Lantells, many of whom are yellow of hair.
Moat Cailin

**Moat Cailin**, sometimes called **the Moat**, is an ancient stronghold of the First Men on the northern edge of the great swamp known as the Neck, in the south of the north. It is less than twenty miles from the headwaters of the Fever River. Moat Cailin is one of the north's most important strongholds, though much of it now stands in ruins. It commands the causeway, the safe route for armies to travel through the swamps of the Neck.
The Book of Brothers

"*So this is the famous "Book of Brothers"... all the great deeds of all the great Kingsguard.*"
—King Joffrey Baratheon
**The Book of Brothers**, informally called **The White Book**, is the tome that records the deeds of every knight who has ever served in the three hundred year history of the, where the knights of the Kingsguard have their sleeping cells. The book is in the uppermost floor of the tower in the room where the seven meet. It is the responsibility of the current Lord Commander of the Kingsguard to update the entries in the book.

Each knight who has been made a member of the Kingsguard since the reign of King Aegon I Targaryen has a page within the book detailing his deeds. On the top left-hand corner of the page his personal or family arms are drawn while at the bottom right-hand corner are the arms of the Kingsguard.
Weeping Town

The **Weeping Town** is a market town in the stormlands. Lying on the southern shore of Cape Wrath, along the Sea of Dorne, it has a thriving port which handles much of the stormlands' trade.

It contains a seat, possibly known as the **Weeping Tower**. It was ruled by House Whitehead. The town has stout wooden walls, peaked roofs, and crooked alleys. It is large enough to support three inns: the Broken Shield, the Loon, and the Drunken Dornishman.
Strongsong

**Strongsong** is the former seat of House Belmore in the Vale of Arryn. It is situated near a series of lakes within the Mountains of the Moon; a nearby glacial river flows east through a valley to Heart's Home. The Eyrie is to the southeast. According to semi-canon sources, Strongsong is within the southernmost river valley of the snakewood forest.
Standfast

**Standfast** is the stronghold of House Osgrey in the Reach. It is called a castle by courtesy, but more closely resembles a towerhouse. Three villages fall within its dominion. Its exact location has not yet been published, but it is located in the north of the Reach. The Osgreys were once marshals of the Northmarch. Standfast is sworn to Goldengrove.

# Layout

Standfast stands upon a hill and can be seen for leagues around. A partial collapse of the north and west faces of the building required rebuilding, leaving a pale grey stone above and old black stone below. Turrets had been added during the rebuild, and two ancient grotesques whose shape had been lost long ago stood on the other two corners. Its pinewood roof is flat, though warped and leaky from time.

A single path leads to the tower, which can only be ridden single file. A daub-and-wattle stable sits at the base of the tower. Standfast has one entrance, an oak and iron door.
Standfast's size is deceptive. While it is only four stories tall above ground, underground there is a complex of deep vaults and cellars cut into the hill that it sits upon. The upper two have windows and balconies, the lower two, only arrow slits. It has its own well.
Prince of Dragonstone

**Prince of Dragonstone** or, in some cases, **Princess of Dragonstone**, was the title of the heir apparent to the Iron Throne during the Targaryen dynasty and now during the Ocata dynasty it serves as the seat for the **House Scarlett**. The seat was the castle of Dragonstone located on the island of the same name.
Highgarden

**Highgarden** is a castle which serves as the former seat of House Tyrell, the regional capital of the Reach, and the heart of chivalry in the Seven Kingdoms. It lies on the Mander and is where the Ocean Road meets the Roseroad, making it an important crossroads.

# Layout

Highgarden is surrounded by three rings of white stone whose walls increase in height. Between the outer and middle walls is a famous briar labyrinth which serves to entertain as well as slow invaders. The oldest towers, squat and square, from the Age of Heroes. Newer towers are tall and slender, round fortifications dating from after the Andal invasion.

Also within Highgarden's walls are groves, fountains, and courtyards. The sept is matched only by the Great Sept of Baelor and the Starry Sept. The castle's godswood contains three weirwoods known as the Three Singers. The palatial keep is decorated with statues and colonnades. The castle's structures are covered in ivy, grapes, and climbing roses.
Highgarden is filled with flowers, singers, pipers, fiddlers and harpers. The stables have a fine selection of horseflesh, and there are pleasure boats to sail along the Mander. There are fields of golden roses that stretch as far as the eye can see. Fruits grown nearby include melons, peaches, and fireplums.
Clegane's Keep

**Clegane's Keep** is the semi-canonical name for House Clegane its former lords in the westerlands. It is located southeast of Lannisport.

# Layout

The towerhouse has a fearsome reputation, one that lives up to that of its former landed knight, Ser Gregor Clegane. It is said that servants disappear unaccountably, and even the dogs are afraid to enter the hall. There is a village under the keep
Royal Coalition

## Command Information

### First in Command

King **Kwagar Ocata I** of the House OcataPrince **Aliyo Scarlett I** of the House Scarlett

### Commanding Officers

King **Kwagar Ocata I** of the House OcataPrince **Aliyo Scarlett I** of the House Scarlett

## Historical information

### Date dissolved

505 AC after the Surprise Attack on King's Landing

The Royal Coalition is the Military Organization established by King **Kwagar Ocata I** of the House Ocata to serve as a Royal Military Force who's primary task is to fight against the Kingdom of Death and its leader Riza Ocata.
Mormont Keep

**Mormont Keep** is the semi-canonical name for the former seat of House Mormont on Bear Island in the north. It is a wood-walled castle with a smoky keep. The Mormonts' hall is built of huge logs and is surrounded by an earthen palisade. On the gate there is a carving of a woman in a bearskin with a babe suckling at her breast in one arm and a battleaxe in the other.
Ser

A **knight** is a member of a warrior tradition that is heavily interwoven in the feudal culture of the Seven Kingdoms and the Faith of the Seven. Knights occupy a social standing between that of lords and smallfolk. Contrary to the nobility, this rank is not hereditary. Knights are referred to with the title "**Ser**".
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Métamorphe de grenouille

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Les **métamorphes de grenouilles** sont une des races les plus basses de la société.

## Pouvoirs

Lorsqu'ils ne contrôlent plus leur émotions ils se transforment en grenouille.

## Description

Une fois que la personne atteint sa forme de grenouille, elle devient l'animal de compagnie ds monstres de classe de la plu haute société, comme les vampires.
Night's Watch

Sentinel Stand

Greyguard

Stonedoor

Hoarfrost Hill

Icemark

Nightfort

Queensgate (Snowgate)

Castle Black

Oakenshield

Woodswatch-by-the-Pool

Sable Hall

Rimegate

Long Barrow

Torches

Greenguard

Eastwatch-by-the-Sea

# Information

"*Night gathers, and now my watch begins. It shall not end until my death. I shall take no wife, hold no lands, father no children. I shall wear no crowns and win no glory. I shall live and die at my post. I am the sword in the darkness. I am the watcher on the walls. I am the fire that burns against the cold, the light that brings the dawn, the horn that wakes the sleepers, the shield that guards the realms of men. I pledge my life and honor to the Night's Watch, for this night and all the nights to come.*"
—Oath of the Night's Watch
The **Night's Watch** is a military order dedicated to holding the Wall, the immense fortification on the northern border of the Seven Kingdoms, defending the realms of men from what lies beyond the Wall. The order's foundation dates back to the Age of Heroes, at the time when the Others were pushed back. The men of Night's Watch wear only black, and they are known as **black brothers**. Recruits who join the Watch are said to **take the black**.

# Structure

The Night's Watch consists of three orders: rangers, builders, and stewards. All are subject to the Lord Commander of the Night's Watch, and each of the three orders is led by its own officer, the First Ranger, the First Builder, and the Lord Steward, respectively. These officers are appointed by the lord commander.

* Stewards are responsible for an assortment of critical functions, providing vital day-to-day services. They hunt and farm, tend horses, gather firewood, cook meals, make clothing, maintain weapons, and bring supplies needed by the Night's Watch from the South. Like other members of the Watch, the stewards must be ready to fight at a moment's notice, and all have received at least basic combat training.

* Builders are responsible for tending to and maintaining the Wall and its castles. The order provides masons, carpenters, miners, and woodsmen to this end.

* Rangers are the main fighting force, adept at surviving in the wilderness and tasked with scouting and patrolling the haunted forest beyond the Wall. They actively defend the Wall and ride out to face the Watch's enemies, including wildlings and legendary Others. The First Ranger is Insert

Recruiters for the Night's Watch are called wandering crows. The organization also includes septons, maesters, and, at Eastwatch-by-the-Sea, sailors. Because brothers come from throughout the Seven Kingdoms or even Essos, there is an unspoken pact to not discuss politics or former loyalties.

One blast of a sentry's horn represents returning rangers, while two are used for wildlings and three for Others. Two long blasts followed by a short one are used as a call to mount horses.
Dragonstone (Castle)

**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.

After Aegon's Conquest of the Seven Kingdoms, Dragonstone in the newly-created crownlands served as the seat of their heir apparent, known as the Prince of Dragonstone. After Robert Baratheon overthrew the Targaryens in Robert's Rebellion, he gave the castle to his brother Stannis, creating House Baratheon of Dragonstone.

When the Ocata's rose to power, the seat was given to House Ocata's cadet branch, House Scarlett which has ruled since gaining not only the titles Prince of Dragonstone but also Lord Paramount of The Crownlands and Warden of the East.

# History

## Foundation

Two centuries before the Doom, Valyrians took possession of the island and built a castle upon it, which became the westernmost outpost of the Valyrian Freehold. The castle towers were shaped by Valyrian magic to look like dragons to make the castle look fearsome, and they placed a thousand gargoyles upon the walls.
Lord of Highgarden

**Lord of Highgarden** is the title held by the noble seated at the castle of Highgarden since Aegon's Conquest. Though the castle was originally held by House Gardener, after the last Gardener died shortly after the Field of Fire during Aegon's Conquest, King Aegon I Targaryen named the steward of Highgarden, Harlan Tyrell, as its lord after he yielded the castle.
Archmaester

Further leading the Citadel are the **archmaesters**. These maesters have demonstrated that they have mastered a particular subject. They receive a mask, ring, and rod in the metal corresponding to the link of the maester's chain which signifies their expertise on the topic. Archmaesters teach the students at the Citadel in their subject of expertise, and judge whether a novice or an acolyte has shown enough knowledge on their subject to receive a link for their chain.

Archmaesters have the right to sit on the Conclave, a council which elects the Grand Maester and determines when the seasons change. The meetings of the Conclave are conducted behind closed doors at the Citadel.

Each archmaester is said to carry a heavy, black iron key that will open most of the doors in the Citadel. They keep them close on their person, or hide them well.
Westeros

**Westeros** is one of the four known continents in the known world, the others being Essos, Sothoryos, and Ulthos. Most of the area of Westeros is covered by a political entity known as the Seven Kingdoms, while the far north beyond the Wall includes the free folk. The closest foreign nations to Westeros are the Free Cities, a collection of independent city-states across the narrow sea in western Essos. To the south of Westeros lie the Summer Isles.
Horn Hill

**Horn Hill** is the former seat of House Tarly in the Reach. Located on an eponymous hill, the castle lies south of Highgarden and a hundred leagues northeast of Oldtown among the thickly-wooded foothills of the Red Mountains. The Tarlys are marcher lords of the Dornish Marches.

There is a pond that lies below the castle. Given the Tarly huntsman sigil and Lord Randyll Tarly's threats to kill Samwell Tarly while hunting before the current events, it may be surmised that the woods around Horn Hill are teeming with game.
Valyrian Religion

The Valyrians have a number of different gods, including Balerion, Meraxes, Vhagar, and Syrax.
According to some scholars, the dragonlords regarded all faiths as equally false, and looked down on clergy and temples as relics of more primitive times but useful to placate the lower classes with promises of a better life to come after death. Thus, they promoted religious tolerance in order to keep their subjects divided, and prevent them from unifying under the banner of a single god.
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Regent

A **regent** is in charge of ruling a realm when a king or lord is underage or incapable of ruling due to injury or illness. The regent's service ends on the ruler's sixteenth name day or when the ruler recovers from his injury. Royal regents have also taken the title "Protector of the Realm", a title usually reserved for the king.

Another use of the title regent serves as the Regent of a Holdfast.
Council of the Dragonlords

The Council of Dragonlords serve as Governing Body of the New Valyrian Freeholds under the rule of King **Kwagar Ocata I** of the House Ocata.

# Members

## Current Members

* King **Kwagar Ocata I** of the House Ocata
* Prince **Aliyo Scarlett I** of the House Scarlett
* Prince **Morderis Ocata I** of the House Ocata
* Prince **Aqueron Ocata I** of the House Ocata

## Former Members

* King **Riza Ocata I** of the House Ocata
Coldmoat

**Coldmoat**, also called **Coldmoat Castle** is a castle formally of House Webber and House Osgrey in the north of the Reach.

## Layout

Coldmoat has crenelated outer walls standing thirty feet high with towers at each of the corners. It is surrounded by a moat. The lion of House Osgrey is carved in checkered squares in the stone above Coldmoat's gates, although it has been worn down by the elements.

Within Coldmoat's yard are kennels, stables, a smithy, and a seven-sided wooden sept with windows of leaded glass. The audience chamber of the Webber is decorated with tapestries of battles and tourneys, and the stone floors are covered with rushes. Coldmoat also contains a maester's tower. The castle can support twenty times as many smallfolk as Standfast. The landscape near Coldmoat contains fields of barley, wheat, and corn, as well as six orchards of apples, apricots, and pears. The Webbers are proud of their horse breeding as well.
Lord Commander

The **Lord Commander** is a rank found in several of the Seven Kingdoms' institutions. The term may refer to:

* The Lord Commander of the Night's Watch, the order responsible for defending the Wall.
* The Lord Commander of the Kingsguard, the elite group of seven knights whose duty it is to protect the King and the royal family. The Lord Commander also holds a seat on the king's Small Council as a military advisor. However, this position is currently vacant. The title was formerly held by Ser Jaime Lannister, who took over the role when Ser Barristan Selmy was dismissed. Ser Duncan the Tall was Lord Commander when Selmy rose to prominence.
* The leader of the City Watch of the Seven Kingdoms' various cities is called a "Lord Commander" when of noble birth, but simply "Commander" when not. Janos Slynt was merely a "Commander" due to his lack of noble birth, but was later elevated to the nobility as Lord of Harrenhal in gratitude for his service to King Joffrey in betraying Eddard Stark.

In contrast, the leader of the Kingsguard is always called "Lord Commander", though this might simply be because most knights tend to be noble-born. Even if a commoner is knighted for bravery on the battelfield but was not born noble - as was the case with Ser Duncan the Tall, who was born in the slums of Flea Bottom but later became Lord Commander - being knighted technically promotes a commoner into a "noble". Members of the Kingsguard are supposed to exclusively be knights, and thus even a common-born member such as Ser Duncan would be called "Lord" Commander on the grounds that he is at least a knight. The City Watch only runs into this difference because unlike the Kingsguard, non-knights and commoners can join it and rise to command positions.

Ser Loras Tyrell briefly served as Lord Commander of Renly Baratheon's Kingsguard until the group's disbandment following Renly's assassination.

It is apparently no accident that the leader of both the Night's Watch and the Kingsguard hold the title "Lord Commander": when Visenya Targaryen organized the first Kingsguard for Aegon I Targaryen, she consciously modeled its vows on those of the Night's Watch, such as abandoning all previous political allegiances and swearing to hold no
lands and father no children. Because Visenya was directly inspired by the Night's Watch, it seems that she directly took the title "Lord Commander" from the Watch as well.
Barrow Hall

**Barrow Hall** is a castle in the town of Barrowton in the North. It is the former residence of House Dustin. The keep of the once House Stout near Barrowton's eastern gates is less than a mile away.

Built on the hill Great Barrow, Barrow Hall has wooden walls and square towers. There is an old windmill and a grassy courtyard located near the gatehouse. Wide and wooden stairs lead up the hill to Barrow Hall's keep.
Twins

The **Twins**, sometimes known as the **Crossing**, is the seat of House Frey in the northern riverlands. It is a fortified crossing of the Green Fork of the Trident and consists of two identical castles and a tower in the middle of their bridge. It is one of the most formidable strongholds of the Seven Kingdoms.
Elle

**Elle** est une vampire du clan de New York. Il semble qu'elle était le bras droit de Griffin avec Joshua. Après la visite du Praetor Lupus au Dumort, elle fut d'accord pour attaquer le clan des loup-garous au Loup de Jade et participa au massacre.

Avec la présence des survivants, Maia Roberts et Jordan Kyle, Griffin fut inquiet des répercussions. Pour devancer toute dénonciation, Heidi McKenzie se rendit à l'Institut de New York et dénonça son clan, provoquant l’arrestation de Griffin, Joshua et Elle. Ils furent emmener à Idris.

Elle fut choisie par Victor Aldertree pour intégrer le Programme Feu Divin. Elle reçut le sérum et redevint une terrestre.

## Apparitions

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Raventree Hall

**Raventree Hall** is the former seat of House Blackwood in Blackwood Vale in the riverlands. The castle is located north of Riverrun, southwest of Oldstones, and west of Fairmarket. Ironman's Bay is to the northwest.

# Layout

Raventree has high, ancient stone walls with moss climbing up them. There are two huge, square towers flanking the gate and a square tower at each angle in the wall. It is also defended by a deep moat lined with stone. Inside the walls there is a muddy outer ward, a cavernous timber keep, and a godswood.

The Lords solar is large and airy, with great beams of dark oak. Wool tapestries adorn its walls, while latticework doors with panes of diamond-shaped yellow glass overlook the godswood.
The castle's godswood contains a dead, ancient weirwood of colossal size. Every evening at dusk hundreds of ravens come and roost all night on the dead weirwood as they have for thousands of years.
Sisterton

**Sisterton** is a town located on Sweetsister, an island of the Three Sisters, in the Bite. The former seat of House Borrell, it is considered the most notorious smuggler's den in all of Westeros. Now serves as the Seat of House Spealmarc in the Castle Sunder, a castle named after House Sunderland the former rulers of the Three Sisters.
Bitterbridge

**Bitterbridge**, formerly known as **Stonebridge**, is the former seat of House Caswell in the Reach.

## Layout

Bitterbridge is situated where the river Mander meets the Roseroad. It takes its name from an ancient stone bridge that crosses the Mander. The castle is small, made of stone and timber. The keep is not that tall, but the land is low and flat and makes it seem taller.
The Hogs Head, a disreputable inn, was the first building destroyed in the sack of Bitterbridge. The town's sept was also destroyed by dragonflame.