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Robin Greyjoy

**Robin Greyjoy** was the only son of Lord Quellon Greyjoy by his third wife.

## History

Robin was the ninth son of Quellon, and the only one by his third wife. He was a sickly boy, and is remembered by Aeron Greyjoy, his elder brother, as "sickly idiot boy". He died young.

## Books

### A Feast for Crows

Aeron recalls all eight of his brothers, including Robin, after the death of another brother, Balon Greyjoy.
Urragon III Greyiron

King **Urragon III Greyiron**, also known as **Urragon the Bald**, was a High King of the Iron Islands of House Greyiron.

## History

Urragon's death prompted a succession quarrell, as his eldest son, Torgon Greyiron, was away raiding on the Mander when his other sons called the Kingsmoot, thinking they would be chosen. Instead, the Ironborn chose to crown Urrathon Goodbrother, who had Urragon's other sons killed.
Tarle

**Tarle**, better known as **Tarle the Thrice-Drowned**, is a member of the order of the Drowned Men. He is renowned for his success rate at the drowning ceremony, a rate surpassed only by Aeron Greyjoy.

## History

When Balon Greyjoy first named himself king, it was Tarle who placed the driftwood crown upon him.

## Books

### A Feast for Crows

Tarle adds his voice to that of Aeron Greyjoy in calling for a Kingsmoot. During the proceedings, he claims that Maron Volmark has the best claim upon the seastone chair.
Sandusky Disney Carnival

**Sandusky Disney Carnival** is a Sandusky, Ohio of Disneyland Park which is part of Disney Sandusky Resort.

## List of Attractions

### Main Street USA

* Sandusky Disney Carnival (Main Street USA)
* City Hall
* Fire Engine
* Horse-Drawn Streetcar
* Horseless Carriage
* Omnibus
* The Disneyland Story presenting Great Moments with Mr. Lincoln
* Main Street Cinema
* Mickey's Soundsational Parade
* Main Street Electrical Parade: Dreamlights
* The Disney Gallery
* Club 33
* Penny Arcade
* The Swan Boats
* Goofy Coaster

### Adventureland

* Enchanted Tiki Room: Under New Management
* Jungle Cruise
* Pirates of the Caribbean
* It's Tough to Be a Bug
* Indiana Jones Adventure: Temple of Forbidden Eye
* Tarzan's Treehouse
* Mickey & Minnie's Polynesian Paradise
* Aladdin's Enchanted Passage
* Prideland Chaseway

### Frontierland

* Big Thunder Mountain Railroad
* Be'er Rabbit's Bouncey Race
* Native American Adventures
* Pecos Goofy's Frontier Revue
* Fantasmic!
* Splash Mountain
* Sandusky Disney Carnival (Frontierland)

### Fantasyland

* Sandusky Disney Carnival (Fantasyland)
* Disney Castle
* Disney Castle Mystery Tour
* The Mickey Mouse Revue
* Pinocchio's Daring Journey
* Peter Pan's Flight
* Haunted Mansion
* It's a Small World
* Casey Jr. Circus Train
* Storybook Land Canal Boats
* Mr. Toad's Wild Ride
* Seven Dwarfs Mine Train
* Alice's Cuirous Labyrinth
* Pixie Hollow
* Pooh's Hunny Hunt
* Skyway to Tomorrowland
* The Little Mermaid: Ariel's Undersea Adventure
* Star Butterfly's Extremely Awesome Adventures to Dimensions
* Snow White's Grotto
* Mattherhorn Bobsleds
* The Owl House: A Flying Broom Ride of the Boiling Isles

### Dansville

* Phineas' Working Yard
* Heniz Doofenshmirtz' a Fastest Ridealator
* Buford's Bullying Exam
* Agent P's Mission
* Baljeet's Smartness Ride
* Sandusky Disney Carnival (Dansville)

### Tomorrowland

* Star Tours: The Adventures Continue
* Walt Disney's Carousel of Progress
* Space Mountain: From the Earth to the Moon
* Captain EO
* Rocket Jets
* The Tomorrowland Transit PeopleMover
* Grand Circuit Speedway
* Buzz Lightyear's Astro Blasters
* The Timekeeper
* Skyway to Fantasyland
* ExtraTERRORestrial Alien Encounter
* Starcade
* 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea: Submarnie Voyage
* Videopolis Theatre Featuring The Golden Mickeys

### Sealand

* Ride of the Aquarium
* Ariel's Water Dash
* Scuuter's Item Gallery
* Ursula's Magic Lair

### Toontown

* Mickey's House and Meet Mickey
* Minnie's House
* Roger Rabbit's Car Toon Spin
* Pete's House
* Pete's Shooting Arcade
* Goofy's Playhouse
* Chip and Dale's Treehouse
Seven Swords

**The Seven Swords** is an inn found in Duskendale. It is named after the seven men of House Darklyn that served in the Kingsguard prior to the destruction of the house.

## Appearance

The inn was located opposite the beautifully painted house of the Captain's Sister. It is four storeys tall and towers over the other buildings around it. Above the entrance hangs seven painted white wooden swords.

## Books

### A Feast for Crows

Brienne Tarth stays at the inn when she visits Duskendale on the hunt for Sansa Stark. A woman helps her with a bath, but the water is lukewarm. She is told about House Darklyn by the woman, who explains that all the lordly Darklyns are dead.

The next night Brienne entered the inn's common room after visiting the Dun Fort. She enters a conversation with a pious dwarf, who tells her about an encounter he had with a fool in Maidenpool, mentioning Nimble Dick. The next day Brienne is visited by the Captain's sister, who delivers her the new shield.
Sarnor

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**Sarnor** is an ancient kingdom located in north-west Essos. At its height, it stretched from the eastern eaves of the Forest of Qohor to the Silver Sea. Its territory was located in the north-west and west of what is now the Dothraki Sea. It encompassed a wide swathe of land. During its later years it functioned as a client-kingdom of the Valyrian Freehold, trading with Valyria via the nearby colony city of Essaria.

Its capital city was Sarnath of the Tall Towers.

Following the Doom of Valyria Sarnor was consumed by civil war and then destroyed by the emerging forces of the Dothraki. The port city of Saath is the sole surviving settlement of Sarnor.

## History

The age of Sarnor is unclear, except that it spread across the north-western part of Essos over a period of centuries. Sarnor came into contact with Valyria during the latter's northwards expansion. After the founding of Qohor and Essaria, Valyria chose to enter into peaceful contact with Sarnor rather than warfare. A Valyrian road was built from Essaria to the Sarnori cities of Saath and Sarnath to facilitate trade and communications.

Sarnor survived the Doom but became divided by the rise of the Dothraki. One of the Sarnori kings allied with the Dothraki to destroy the rest of the kingdom. However, by the end of the Century of Blood all of the Sarnori cities bar only Saath had been destroyed. The Dothraki had also sacked and destroyed Essaria before their westwards advance was checked at the Battle of Qohor, when they were defeated by the Unsullied.

Since the destruction of Sarnor, the Free City of Lorath has established a trading settlement at Morosh, north-east of Saath.

## Government

Each of the major cities of Sarnor had its own king, with a High King ruling over the entire nation. The nation of Sarnor was more akin to a confederation of city-states rather than a tightly-knit kingdom.

## Geography

Sarnor's territory encompassed the western-most part of the Dothraki sea, including hundreds of miles of rolling grasslands. Sarnor's cities were clustered around the River Sarne in the north-west and around the inland Silver Sea in the east (before it shrank into a grouping of lakes and marshes).

## List of towns and cities

* Saath, located at the western mouth of the Sarne.
* Sarys, located at the eastern mouth of the Sarne. Now known as Vaes Graddakh, the City of Refuse.
* Sarnath, known as Sarnath of the Tall Towers, located on the lower Sarne. It was the capital and largest city of Sarnor, and the seat of the High King. Now known as Vaes Khewo, the City of Worms.
* Kasath, located on the south-western shores of the Silver Sea. Now known as Vojjor Samui, the City of Broken Gods.
* Sallosh, located on the north-eastern shores of the Silver Sea. Now known as Vaes Athjikhari, the City of Sickness.
* Gornath, located on the eastern shores of the Silver Sea. Now known as Vaes Leqse, the City of Rats.
* Sathar, located on the south-eastern shores of the Silver Sea. Nown known as Yalli Qamayi, the City of Wailing Children.
Robb Rivers

**Robb Rivers**, also known as **Red Robb Rivers** and the **Bowman of Blackwood**, was a bastard of House Blackwood during the Dance of the Dragons.

## History

Robb followed Lord Benjicot Blackwood in declaring for the blacks, and commanded a group of three hundred archers and fought with them during the Battle by the Lakeshore. Lord Lefford sent ravens to Harrenhal calling for the assistance of Prince Aemond Targaryen and Vhagar, but all of them were shot down by Robb.
Shae

Shae** is a prostitute who becomes the lover of Tyrion Lannister in A Game of Thrones. Little is known of her background other than the fact that she became a prostitute after escaping sexual abuse by her father.

## Appearance

She is described as having small breasts, dark hair and dark eyes.

## In the Books

* In A Game of Thrones she meets Bronn and Tyrion as they are on their way to King's Landing. She becomes Tyrion's lover. She agrees to go with him to King's Landing even though his father, Tywin Lannister forbade it.

* In A Clash of Kings she is kept in hiding in King's Landing so that Tywin will not find out she is sleeping with Tyrion. Tyrion falls madly in love with her and does not want to be with anyone else, although he does frequent the whorehouse to throw Cersei off, making her think he is in love with a different prostitute. To protect her, he makes her a maid of Lollys Stokeworth.

* In A Storm of Swords, **Shae** becomes the maid to Sansa Stark, who Tyrion was forced to marry for political reasons. She shows little jealousy over the marriage which troubles Tyrion. Eventually, Tyrion proposes a marriage deal for her so that Cersei will not know he is in love with her. Before he can finalize the deal, he is apprehended for the murder of Joffrey I Baratheon (for which he is innocent). During the trial she lies and says that Tyrion is guilty, and also displayed details of their affair. She did this in exchange for a knight that Cersei promised to wed her to if she testified against Tyrion.

Later, Tyrion found her sleeping with his father and he killed both of them.

* In A Feast for Crows her body was discovered and Cersei kept it a secret.
Syrio Forel

**Syrio Forel** is a Bravo master fencer, and a former First Sword of Braavos. He trains Arya Stark while she is in King's Landing at the request of her father, Lord Eddard Stark. He is killed by Ser Meryn Trant, a knight of the Kingsguard .

Appearance and Character
Syrio is a slight, bald man with a beak of a nose. He is very strict and used to give Arya an extremely hard training that lord Eddard wanted to have Jory Cassel take over her lessons.

## History

The day the old First Sword died, the Sealord of Braavos sent for Syrio. Syrio, upon entering the Sealord's presence, was asked what was special about the cat, claimed to be from a far off land, seated on the Sealord's lap. Syrio answered him truthfully, telling him that he has seen tomcats like him a thousand times in the alleys of Braavos. Because he saw the reality of what the cat was, common not special and male not female, he was named First Sword.

## Books

### A game of thrones.

Eddard Stark hires Syrio to teach Arya Stark how to use her sword, Needle, believing the slender blade would suit the Braavosi water dancer style.

Syrio trains Arya using wooden swords filled with lead. He also mentors her on how to move and think like a warrior: to be perceptive, move with grace, and command her fear. Syrio teaches Arya to see with her ears, nose, and skin, and he covers her eyes with a black cloth over her eyes and has her do spins and backflips.

After the Hand's tourney, Eddard and his household are at the feast. His daughters are finally being cordial each other, and Sansa asks Arya how her dancing has gone. Arya happily tells her she is sore all over, and shows her a nasty bruise on her leg. Sansa states that she must be a terrible dancer. Later, while Sansa is busy, Eddard exams the Arya’s bruise himself while she is standing on one leg—she is getting better at that. He asks if Syrio Forel is being too hard on her, and she replies that Syrio says every hurt is a lesson and every lesson makes you better. Eddard is concerned even though Syrio had come with an excellent reputation, and the Braavosi style suits Arya’s slim blade. Eddard offers to have Jory Cassel take over her lessons, or maybe find someone else, but Arya emphatically tells Eddard she does not want them, she wants Syrio. Eddard knows that any decent master at arms could give Arya the basics of sword fighting without the blindfolds, cartwheels and hopping around on one leg, but he knows there was no arguing with her. He tells her very well, and to try to be careful.

When Cersei Lannister ordered all Starks in the Red Keep to be captured or killed, Syrio orders Arya to flee while he holds off the Lannister men. With only his wooden practice sword, he defeats or kills five guardsmen and then attacks Ser Meryn Trant of the Kingsguard. Syrio rains down ineffective blows onto Meryn's plate armor until his sword is cut in half. Arya flees, obeying Syrio's orders.

## Quotes

"Boy, girl, You are a sword, that is all." To Arya Stark.

"My words lied. My eyes and my arm shouted out the truth, but you were not seeing." To Arya Stark.
Roland Westerling

Lord **Roland Westerling** was Lord of the Crag and head of House Westerling during the Dance of the Dragons.

## History

Following the war and the crowning of Aegon III Targaryen, a child, Lord Roland became one of the council of seven regents that would rule until Aegon came of age. Roland died of the Winter Fever in 133 AC, however.
Walda Frey (daughter of Merrett)

## Walda Bolton

> "*I have become oddly fond of my fat little wife. The two before her never made a sound in bed, but this one squeals and shudders. I find that quite endearing.*"
> ― Roose Bolton
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**Walda Bolton**, née **Frey**, commonly referred to as **Fat Walda**, is the second daughter of Merrett Frey and Mariya Darry. She marries Lord Roose Bolton.

## Books

### A Clash of Kings

Walda is wedded to Roose Bolton when he is at the Twins. After Roose takes Harrenhal and stations his army there he frequently receives letters from his wife. He always reads them, before throwing them in the fire to burn.

### A Storm of Swords

Roose tells Ser Jaime Lannister that Lord Walder Frey offered to pay the weight of whatever Frey girl Roose married as the dowry, so he picked the largest available Frey girl. Walda is present for the wedding of Lord Edmure Tully and her aunt Roslin Frey, however she is absent for the Red Wedding bloodbath.

### A Dance with Dragons

Walda travels north with her husband, accompanied by her uncles Hosteen Frey and Aenys Frey. She meets Theon Greyjoy and Ramsay Bolton after the siege of Moat Cailin comes to an end. Roose later tells Theon that he has grown to care for Walda, although he knows that Ramsay will kill any children that she births by him. She eats three slices of pork pie at the wedding of Jeyne Poole, disguised as Arya Stark, and Ramsay. Theon notes that Walda shows signs of pregnancy during their stay at Winterfell. she is present when news of her little brother's death is brought.
Roderick Blackwood

Lord **Roderick Blackwood** was a head of House Blackwood and Lord of Raventree Hall.

## History

Roderick rose in rebellion against House Teague, when King Humfrey I Teague started to opress those who followed the Old Gods. He was supported by House Vance of Atranta and House Tully of Riverrun. He eventually called on King Arlan III Durrandon, who had married one of his daughters. Arlan intended to restore the Riverlands to the Blackwoods. Roderick was, however, killed during the Battle of Six Kings. His heir was a boy of eight, and the river lords rejected Shiera Blackwood as a potential ruler.
Quentyn Ball

Ser **Quentyn Ball**, also known as **Fireball,** was an anointed knight of House Ball during the reigns of King Aegon IV and then Daeron II Targaryen. He served as Master-at-Arms of the Red Keep.

His personal sigil was a fireball in red and yellow flying across a night black background.

## Appearance and Character

He was red haired and had a fiery temper. This was why he was given the nickname Fireball.

## History

Quentyn served as the Master-at-Arms of the Red Keep under Aegon IV Targaryen. At some point, Aegon promised Quentyn a post on the Kingsguard when one became available. Quentyn forced his wife to join the Silent Sisters so that this could happen. Aegon died before the promise could be fulfilled, however.

When an opening did become available under Aegon's heir, Quentyn was passed over in favour of Ser Willem Wylde. The reasons are not known. As a result of this Quentyn sided with Daemon I Blackfyre during the First Blackfyre Rebellion. It is rumoured that Quentyn had as much of a say as Aegor Rivers in convincing Daemon to push his claim.

Quentyn would fight outside Lannisport during the start of the war. Here he would slay a lord of House Lefford and then force Lord Damon Lannister back behind the walls of Casterly Rock. Fireball would then fight a battle at the crossing of the Mander, where he would kill all but the youngest of Lady Penrose's sons, sparing the last one out of respect for the boy's mother. He was killed by a common archer on the eve prior to the Battle of Redgrass Field after stopping for a drink of water.

Ser Glendon Flowers claimed that he was the bastard son of Ser Quentyn Ball.
Steffarion Sparr

**Steffarion Sparr** is the only known child of The Sparr, an Ironborn lord on the island of Great Wyk. He is the heir to the lands and titles of House Sparr.

## History

Steffarion was drowned for the Drowned God on his first nameday, as per the rituals of The Iron Islands. Aeron Greyjoy believes that it will have been little more than him being placed in a bowl of saltwater.

## Books

### A Feast for Crows

Steffarion joins his father and Gormond Goodbrother in riding down to the beach where Aeron and his Drowned Men are honouring the Drowned God. There they inform him of the death of his brother, King Balon Greyjoy. Steffarion offers to give his horse to Aeron, so he can ride to the Hammerhorn, but he takes Gormond's instead.
Tyrosh

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**Tyrosh** is one of the Free Cities in Essos, once part of the Valyrian Freehold before the Doom of Valyria.

## Culture

People from **Tyrosh** are know for being colorful, loud, and greedy. **Tyrosh** is often trying to gain control of other nearby cities. The people of **Tyrosh** often color their hair brightly and wear brightly-colored clothes. **Tyrosh** is known for fantastic helmet-making, pear brandy, and the manufacturing of torture devices.
Ralf Stonehouse

**Ralf Stonehouse**, better known as **Red Ralf Stonehouse**, is an Ironborn raider from House Stonehouse. He is captain of *Red Jester*, a ship in the Iron Fleet.

## Books

### A Feast for Crows

Ralf was one of the Ironborn with Victarion Greyjoy at Moat Cailin. He, along with Ralf Kenning, persuades Victarion to make his claim at the Kingsmoot. Ralf is one of Victarion's champions at the Kingsmoot. After the Taking of the Shields, Ralf is one of those who shout down the plans of King Euron Greyjoy to sail to Slaver's Bay, preferring to attack the Arbor.

### A Dance with Dragons

Victarion gives the swiftes ships of the Iron Fleet to sail the corsair's road along the Northern coast of Sothoryos, where there are provisions for men who are not afraid to pay the iron price. Victarion's orders were to reunite off the southern tip of the Isle of Cedars, but only nine ships arrive, with Ralf amongst those missing.
Stallion Who Mounts the World

**The Stallion who Mounts the World** is a figure of prophecy and legend in the culture of the Dothraki. He is believed to become the greatest khal that ever lived.

## Books

### A Game of Thrones

The first child of Daenerys Targaryen and Khal Drogo is proclaimed to be the stallion who mounts the world by the Dosh Khaleen when Drogo's Khalasar visits Vaes Dothrak. The child, who was to be named Rhaego died stillborn in the womb, however, after blood magic was performed by Mirri Maz Duur, stopping the stallion who mounts the world from ever being born.
Valyrian Peninsula

The **Valyrian Peninsula** is a large headland extending south from Essos into the Summer Sea. It is located south-east of the Free Cities and west of Slaver's Bay. It was the former location of Valyria, the capital city of the Valyrian Freehold. The southern part of the peninsula was destroyed in the volcanic cataclysm known as the Doom of Valyria some four hundred years before the War of the Five Kings.

## Geography

The Valyrian Peninsula was originally about 900 miles long from north to south and was about 600 miles across from east to west, at its widest point. The Doom shattered the southern third or so of the peninsula, reducing it to three large and numerous smaller islands surrounding by smouldering waters (an area known as the Smoking Sea). The main breach came along the volcanic chain known as the Fourteen Fires, at least some of which survived the Doom to continue belching smoke and lava into the sky.

Most of the Valyrian Peninsula is uninhabited, lying as it does in the shadow of the Fourteen Fires and the volcanic debris they continue to emit. The Lands of the Long Summer, formerly the Valyrian hinterland, are located on the peninsula and are no longer settled. The western half of the peninsula is dominated by the Sea of Sighs, at the northern tip of which lies the city of Mantarys. The largest settled city on the peninsula, Mantarys is considered a nightmarish city of demons and is shunned by travellers and merchants, who prefer to take the much longer (but much safer) sea trip right around Valyria instead.

At the north-eastern tip of the peninsula, where it joins the mainland, lies the city of Tolos. The city of Elyria lies on an island just off its north-eastern coast.

Valyrian roads criss-cross the peninsula, having survived even the Doom, but are no longer regularly used. The road stretching across the neck of the peninsula is known as the Demon Road between Volantis and Tolos (the stretch centered on Mantarys) and is also shunned, for the same reasons that Mantary is avoided.

The Painted Mountains separate the Valyrian Peninsula from the Dothraki Sea to the north.
Vayon Poole

**Vayon Poole** is the steward of Winterfell and head of House Poole. He has one daughter, Jeyne Poole.

## History

At Winterfell, Lord Eddard Stark was known to invite one of his servants up to the high bench per meal, and used to talk to them. Vayon often talked about money, stores and servants when it was his turn.

## Books

### A Game of Thrones

After the disappearance of Arya Stark, and the subsequent finding of the girl by Jory Cassel, it was Vayon that informed Lord Stark. He also brought Sansa Stark before the king, on the orders of Eddard.
Roland Crakehall (Kingsguard)

## Roland Crakehall

Ser **Roland Crakehall** was an anointed knight of House Crakehall and a member of the Kingsguard during the reigns of King Daeron II and Aerys I Targaryen.

## History

Ser Roland, along with two of his fellow brothers of the Kingsguard, Ser Willem Wylde and Ser Donnel of Duskendale, escorted the Targaryen princes to the Tourney at Ashford Meadow. He helped Prince Maekar Targaryen to search for his sons, Daeron and Aegon Targaryen. All three members of the Kingsguard fought for Prince Aerion Targaryen in the Trial by Seven.

Ser Roland was amongst three members of the Kingsguard that marched on Whitewalls with Lord Brynden Rivers to put down the Second Blackfyre Rebellion. He found Ser Duncan the Tall amongst the prisoners, and took him to see the Hand of the King.
Rhaego

**Rhaego** was the stillborn son of Daenerys Targaryen and Drogo. The reason for his stillbirth is that his mother asked a maegi in the village, Mirri Maz Duur, to save his father's life, as Drogo was dying of an infected wound). Mirri saves Drogo's life, but in payment she kills Rhaego while he is still in Daenerys's womb. Daenerys never sees her son but she is told that he was hideously deformed with scales of a dragon, and traces of wings.

## Appearance

While he may have been born deformed, this was only due to blood magic performed by Mirri Maz Duur. In the first book, A Game of Thrones, Daenerys has a vision of him with copper skin, platinum blonde hair, and almond-shaped violet eyes. This is most likely how he would have looked like, had he survived.

## Books

### A Game of Thrones.

Rhaego is prophesied to be the stallion who mounts the world by the crones of the dosh khaleen at Vaes Dothrak just after the stallion heart ceremony.

After Rhaego's father, Drogo, becomes sick from an infected wound, the sorceress Mirri Maz Duur saves Drogo's life by using blood magic. One of the effects of that magic is that Rhaego dies right before birth. He was inhuman, hideously deformed and covered in dragon-like scales. He had the stub of a tail small leather wings, reminiscent of a bat. Rhaego was stillborn.

During her fever dream, Daenerys Targaryen sees her son tall and proud, with Drogo's copper skin and her own silver-gold hair, violet eyes shaped like almonds. He smiles at her and begins to lift his hand towards her, but when he opens his mouth fire pours out. She sees his heart burning through his chest and in an instant he is gone, consumed like a moth by a candle, turned to ash.
Ricasso

**Ricasso** is a member of the court of Prince Doran Martell. He is old and blind and serves as the Seneschal at Sunspear.

## Books

### A Feast for Crows

Ricasso is present at Sunspear when Doran Martell arrives from the Water Gardens. When Princess Arianne Martell has her plan to crown Myrcella Baratheon foiled she is handed over to the custody of Ricasso and Ser Manfrey Martell.

### A Dance with Dragons

Ricasso is present for the feast where Ser Balon Swann delivers the skull of Ser Gregor Clegane. Prince Doran has Ricasso raise a toast to King Tommen I Baratheon.
Salladhor Saan

**Salladhor Saan** is a Lyseni pirate and long time acquaintance of Davos Seaworth.

He enters the service of King Stannis Baratheon early in the War of the Five Kings, with his ships serving as the rear guard during the Battle of the Blackwater. As Stannis is short on money to pay Salladhor, he gives him the concession on shipping to King's Landing, allowing him to stop ships and charge a percentage of the cargo as a fee for right of way.

Much of Salladhor Saan's fleet was destroyed in a storm, causing him to abandon Stannis and his cause and return to a life of piracy.
Rennifer Longwaters

> "*There is royal blood in my veins*"
> ― Rennifer Longwaters
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**Rennifer Longwaters** is a man of House Longwaters and serves as the chief undergaoler of the dungeons beneath the Red Keep. He answers to Ser Ilyn Payne.

## History

Rennifer came to work at the Red Keep roughly twelve years prior to the events of A Feast for Crows. He is very proud of his family history, claiming descent from a bastard of House Targaryen.

## Books

### A Feast for Crows

Rennifer is questioned by Ser Jaime Lannister about the release of Tyrion Lannister from the Black Cells. Jaime gets annoyed at how Rennifer frequently mentions his heritage, and Rennifer explains to him how the dungeons operate. It is Rennifer that informs Jaime of the deaths of the two gaolers that fell asleep the night Tyrion escaped.
Simon Toyne

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**Simon Toyne** is an unseen character in *Game of Thrones*. He is not expected to appear in the series, being long dead by the time it starts. Simon Toyne was the leader of the Kingswood Brotherhood. He was killed by Ser Barristan Selmy.

#### **Background**

Simon Toyne was the leader of the Kingswood Brotherhood, a band of outlaws and bandits opposed to the rule of House Targaryen. They inhabited the Kingswood, a large area of woodland south-east of King's Landing. Roughly twenty years before the events of the series, King Aerys II Targaryen ordered the Brotherhood destroyed, a mission led by Ser Barristan Selmy of the Kingsguard. Selmy himself killed Toyne with a counter-riposte, a move witnessed by the then-squire Jaime Lannister.[1]

Season1

Jaime recalls Selmy killing Toyne and cites his counter-riposte as the finest sword move he'd ever seen

##### **In the books**[1]

In the *Song of Ice and Fire* novels, Simon was a descendant of House Toyne. House Toyne was formerly a house of honor, with one member serving in the Kingsguard of King Aegon IV Targaryen. When Aegon IV found this knight abed with one of his mistresses, he had him executed in a horrible fashion. The knight's brothers declared war against House Targaryen, slaying the infamous Dragonknight, Ser Aemon Targaryen. Simon was their descendant and the last of his line.

**Simon Toyne** was the leader of a group of outlaws calling themselves the Kingswood Brotherhood, who roamed the Kingswood during the reign of King Aerys II.

A member of the disgraced House Toyne, he led the brotherhood to infamy, kidnapping noblemen and earning the trust of the local smallfolk. Toyne even once competed in a tourney at Storm's End against Rhaegar Targaryen, disguised as a mystery knight.

When the Kingsguard cracked down on the brotherhood in 281 AL, Toyne was killed by Ser Barristan Selmy.

## Notes and References

1. ↑ *A Storm of Swords*

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Theomore Harlaw

Lord **Theomore Harlaw** was a past Lord of Ten Towers and Harlaw Hall. He was also the head of House Harlaw. He is the great-great grandfather of the current head of the house, Lord Rodrik Harlaw. He was wed six times.

## History

After losing three of his sons to sickness in the cradle, Theomore decided that the dampness of the ancestral Harlaw seat of Harlaw Hall was responsible. He decided to raise a new seat.

During the construction of his new seat, he changed his mind many times, and ten keeps were built. These keeps were eventually connected by bridges and walkways, and became known as Ten Towers.
Mors Martell

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**Mors Martell** was Lord of Sunspear and the first ruling prince of Dorne.

When Nymeria, warrior queen of the Rhoyne, landed in Dorne with her ten thousand ships, she chose to wed Martell. Together, they defeated all of Mors' rivals and established House Martell's primacy. Due to the Rhoynar influence, Dornish rulers styled and continue to style themselves "prince" rather than "king". All current generations of House Martell are descendants of Mors and Nymeria.
Skagos

**Skagos** is a large island in the Bay of Seals, with the Shivering Sea washing against its northern and eastern shores. The currents around the water are treacherous, and the great autumn storms often cut off the island from the mainland, and make the journey from the north-east coast of Westeros to the Free Cities extremely hazardous. Skagos is a remote and harsh land dominated by hills and mountains, where the people are savage, little more than tribes of raiders who are thought to be cannibals. They either live in caves or grim, remote strongholds. In theory they owe fealty to the Stark in Winterfell, but they are mostly left to their own devices, unless they start causing trouble for other lands by raiding. Unicorns are reported to live on Skagos, but are normally considered a myth by outsiders.

Adjacent to Skagos is Skane, an island where all the inhabitants were reportedly slaughtered and than eaten by the Skagans.
The Sparr

**The Sparr** is the head and lord of House Sparr of Great Wyk. His given name is unknown.

## Appearance and Character

He is a hatchet-faced old man with watery eyes.

## History

He was ritually drowned in honour of the Drowned God when he was a boy.

## Books

### A Feast for Crows

The Sparr, his son Steffarion, and Gormond Goodbrother meet Aeron Greyjoy to give him the news that his brother, Balon Greyjoy, is dead.
Sweetport Sound

**Sweetport Sound** is the seat of House Sunglass. It is sworn to House Baratheon of Dragonstone.

## Location

Sweetport Sound is located in the Crownlands, though its exact location is unknown.

## Books

### A Storm of Swords

Guncer Sunglass, the Lord of Sweetport Sound, gets burned alive by Melisandre. His brother inherits his family seat, and then frees for Volantis.
Quentyn Martell

## Quentyn Nymeros Martell

**Quentyn Nymeros Martell** is the eldest son and second child of Prince Doran Martell of Dorne and his wife, Mellario of Norvos. Quentyn has spent much of his life as the ward of Lord Anders Yronwood.

Quentyn is a minor POV character who is introduced in *A Dance with Dragons*, where his first chapter is entitled "The Merchant's Man".

## History

Quentyn Martell is secretly sent on a quest across the Narrow Sea by his father with a small group of companions, including Cletus Yronwood, Ser Gerris Drinkwater, Ser Willam Wells, Ser Archibald Yronwood and Maester Kedry. His mission is to find Daenerys Targaryen in Meereen and rekindle the relationship between the Martells and the Targaryens by marrying her.

Cletus, Willam, and Kedry are slain when their ship, the Meadowlark, is boarded by corsairs. Quentyn and his remaining two companions are forced to join a band of mercenaries, The Windblown, in order to reach Slaver's Bay. Among the Windblown, Quentyn acts as squire to Archibald Yronwood. They call him "Frog", because he so quickly hops to any task. He carries a document which tells of the marriage contract between Viserys and Arianne princess of Dorne. This was signed by Ser William Darry when they were just children. Viserys is dead, but Dorne now wishes the alliance to be based on the marriage of Daenerys to Quentyn.
Roland I Arryn

King **Roland I Arryn** was the fourth King of Mountain and Vale of House Arryn. He is noted for ordering the construction of the Eyrie.

## History

Roland was the grandson of King Artys I Arryn, and fostered with an Andal king in the Riverlands during his youth. He travelled Westeros afetr becoming a knight, visiting Oldtown, Casterly Rock and the castles of the Riverlands, amongst other places.

After returning to the Vale to don the Falcon Crown, he decided that the Gates of the Moon, the seat of his house, were ugly in comparison to the castles of other kings. He initially wanted o tear tghem down and rebuild them, but was reminded of their vulnerable position after an attack by the mountain clans.

Legends say that his future wife Teora Hunter reminded him of how his ancestor, Artys, won the Battle of Seven Stars by attacking from high ground. This saw Roland begin the development of the Eyrie atop the Giant's Lance. He used marble sourced from Tarth over that from the Vale.

Roland never saw the Eyrie be finished, as after a twenty-six year reign he was killed in a surprise attack by the Painted Dogs. They pulled him from his horse and crushed his head with a stone maul.
Pypar

**Pypar**, also known as **Pyp** or **Monkey**, is a ranger of the Night's Watch.

## History

Pypar travelled in a mummer's troupe before joining the Watch. He can imitate hundreds of accents and loves to act. He claims to be able to tell where somebody is from just by how they speak.

## Books

### A Feast for Crows

Pyp and Grenn lament to Sam and Edd about how distant Jon has been since being elected as Lord Commander. He feels like Jon has abandoned the friends that helped him to get to the position he holds.
Rolland Darklyn

**Ser Rolland Darklyn** is an anointed knight of House Darklyn and a sworn brother of the Kingsguard.

## History

Ser Rolland was named to the Kingsguard on the battlefield. He died an hour after recieving the honour. He held the record of the youngest knight of the Kingsguard until Ser Jaime Lannister was appointed by King Aerys II Targaryen. He may also hold the record for the shortest time served.

He is one of the seven famous members of House Darklyn that served in the Kingsguard.
Stoney Sept

**Stoney Sept** is a large town in The Riverlands famous for its large sept.

## Location

Stoney Sept is in the southern most part of the Riverlands, to the south of Pinkmaiden Castle and west of the Gods Eye. It is near the border with The Westerlands and is to the north of the Gold Road.

## History

Stoney Sept was the site of a major battle during Robert's Rebellion. Lord Robert Baratheon was hiding in the town when the armies of House Targaryen converged on it, under the command of Lord Jon Connington. jon tried to find Robert but the armies of Lords Eddard Stark, Jon Arryn and Hoster Tully arrived just in time to save Robert, who dueled Jon and killed Ser Myles Mooton, and smash the Targaryen army in a decisive victory.

## Books

### A Storm of Swords

the Brotherhood without Banners visits Stoney Sept with Arya Stark and Gendry. Arya sees Northmen in the cages reserved for prisoners. They had been caught by the Mad Huntsman, a brotherhood sympathizer. Gendry declines the advances of a prostitute called Bella, who might have been his half sister as she claimed to be a bastard of King Robert Baratheon. It is at Stoney Sept that the Brotherhood take Sandor Clegane prisoner.
Qhorin

**Qhorin**, also known as **Qhorin Halfhand**, is an almost legendary ranger of the Night's Watch.

He is the second in command of the Shadow Tower. He used to be friends with Mance Rayder, until the latter defected to the Free Folk. Qhorin lost all the fingers of his right hand except his thumb and forefinger to a Wildling axe, thus earning the nickname "the Halfhand". Then he learned to fight as well with his left hand. He wears his long gray hair in a braid.
Sawane Botley

Lord **Sawane Botley** is the head of House Botley and Lord of Lordsport. He is the captain of the *Swiftfin*.

## History

During the Greyjoy Rebellion, Sawane's castle at Lordsport was razed to the ground by King Robert I Baratheon. Sawane then built it up again, but in stone.

## Books

### A Feast for Crows

After the death of King Balon Greyjoy, his brother, Euron Greyjoy, returned to Pyke and declared himself the new King of the Iron Islands. Sawane refused to swear him fealty, claiming that the Seastone Chair belongs to Theon Greyjoy by rights. For this, Euron has him drowned.

Sawane's children are disinherited, with half the Botley lands going to House Wynch, and the rest given to Sawane's brother, Germund Botley, who Euron names the new Lord of Lordsport.
Tommen Tully

Lord **Tommen Tully** was the Lord of Riverrun and head of House Tully under the reign of Arrec Durrandon over the Riverlands.

## History

After the Riverlands were invaded by Harwyn Hoare, the King of the Iron Islands, Tommen's bastard son, Samwell Rivers, was slain on the Tumblestone. Tommen himself then fled Riverrun and joined the rest of the resistance assembled at Raventree Hall. They were defeated, however, and House Hoare became rulers of the Riverlands.
Titan's Daughter

**The *Titan's Daughter*** is a merchant ship from Braavos, and is captained by Ternesio Terys.

## Books

### A Feast for Crows

The ship arrives at Braavos with Arya still on board. She is disguised as a poor girl called Salty. Some of the sailors try to befriend her, and many give her gifts or teach her words in the Braavosi language. They also try to teach her their names. Arya is forced to disembark by Ternesio. and his son, Yorko Terys, is tasked with rowing her ashore.

## Known Crew

* Ternesio Terys - The Ship's captain.

* Yorko Terys - Ternesio's son. He has an unknown role.

* Denyo Terys - Ternesio's son, a boy of twelve. He is the ship's cabin boy
Raynard Ruttiger

Ser **Raynard Ruttiger** is a landed knight and head of House Ruttiger.

## Books

### A Feast for Crows

During the Second Siege of Riverrun, Ser Daven Lannister sends Raynard and Manfryd Yew to guard the nets downstream from Riverrun, so as to prevent boats escaping from the castle.

Ser Brynden Tully later escapes by swimming downstream during the night. Ser Jaime Lannister suspects that if Manfryd or Raynard heard anything then they would have thought it just a turtle or a trout.
Vaes Dothrak

**Vaes Dothrak** is the only city of the Dothraki, and the meeting place for the khalasars. The name Vaes Dothrak means City of Riders.

## Location

It is located in the northeast of the vast Dothraki Sea, it lies close to the Mother of Mountains and near a lake known by the Dothraki as the Womb of the World. From where, according to Dothraki myth, the first man emerged riding the first horse.

The City has no walls. It sprawls languorously, baking in the warm sun. It is large enough to hold every Khalasar, were they all to return at once. Daenerys Targaryen thinks that Vaes Dothrak must be ten times as large as Pentos.

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

## Notable Places

### **Horse Gate**

The City of Vaes Dothrak has no true walls or gates. However, the Horse Gate is a name used for two gigantic bronze stallions whose hooves meet a hundred feet above the roadway to form a pointed arch.

The path beneath the Horse Gate is the godsway, where monuments and holy symbols from a hundred different religions line both sides, showing the vast range and power of the Dothraki's conquests.

### **Markets**

The markets are actually more for the merchants from the west and east to trade with *each other* - explaining how the Dothraki "don't believe in money".

The foreign merchants gift tribute to the *dosh khaleen, like* salt, silver and seed. In return they are being allowed to trade in the city and promise of safe passage across the Dothraki Sea. Sometimes Dothraki visit the market to obtain something interesting (e.g. Daenerys and her handmaidens), but on the whole the entire business of trade and commerce seems alien to the Dothraki.

#### ***The Western Market***

It is a grand bazaar used by traders from the Free Cities. who may sell wares that indirectly originated in Westeros (e.g. Westerosi wines from the Arbor).

It consists of a great square of beaten earth surrounded by mud-baked brick, animal pens and whitewashed drinking halls. Hummocks rise from the earth and beneath the square lie large storerooms. The interior of the square is made up of stalls and aisles.

#### ***The Eastern Market***

The Eastern market contains traders from more exotic lands from the east such as Qarth, Yi Ti and the plains of the Jogos Nhai.

It has rarer items than the Western Market, such as manticores, elephants and striped white and black horses of the Jogos Nhai.

## Books

### A Game of Thrones

Daenerys Targaryen travels east to Vaes Dothrak with her new husband Khal Drogo. This frustrates her brother Viserys, since Vaes Dothrak is a thousand miles or more in the "wrong" direction compared to his desire to invade Westeros.
Qalen

**Qalen** was a maester who served House Greyjoy at Pyke.

## History

After the Greyjoy Rebellion, Tristifer Botley was one of five boys fostered at Pyke by Alannys Harlaw. Qalen discovered Tristifer inappropriately touching Asha Greyjoy, the daughter of Balon Greyjoy, and the boy was sent away to Blacktyde. At some point he died, and was replaced as Pyke's maester by Wendamyr.
Rodrik Harlaw

> "*Dead history is writ in ink, the living sort in blood.*"
> ― Rodrik Harlaw
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Lord **Rodrik Harlaw**, also known as **Rodrik the Reader**, is the head of House Harlaw, Lord of Ten Towers, and Lord of Harlaw. He is the good-brother of King Balon Greyjoy. He is the captain of the *Sea Song*.

## Appearance and Character

Rodrik has brown hair and eyes, and a short, neat grey beard. He has requested a Myrish lense to aid with his vision.

## History

Rodrik's two sons were both killed during the Battle of Fair Isle. He used to have septons present at Ten Towers to care for his books. His sister, Gwynesse Harlaw, believes she should be the Lord of Ten Towers.

## Books

### A Feast for Crows

Rodrik assembles all those who would support Asha Greyjoy in the Kingsmoot at Ten Towers. He speaks with Lord Baelor Blacktyde. Rodrik's cousin, Hotho Harlaw, brings a copy of Marwyn's Book of Lost Books, in the hope that Rodrik will marry his daughter. Rodrik offers to name Asha heir to Ten Towers if she agrees to back down her intentions for the throne. He is one of the first to call Asha's name at the Kingsmoot. Rodrik helps Asha escape after the Kingsmoot.

After the Taking of the Shields, Victarion Greyjoy and Nute the Barber spot him talking with Lord Gorold Goodbrother and Dunstan Drumm. Rodrik is sceptical of Euron's plan to conquer Wetseros. and doubts his claim that he sailed the Smoking Sea. Rodrik fears the enmity of the Reach.

### A Dance with Dragons

Asha remembers how her uncle had advised her to read Haereg's *History of the Ironborn*, which recounts an event where a Kingsmoot was overturned.
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## Robert Blackwood

**Robert Blackwood** was a member of House Blackwood during the rule of King Daeron II Targaryen.

## History

Robert was among the men who participated in the Tourney at Ashford Meadow. He was considered as someone who may ride for Ser Duncan the Tall, but it was decided that he would never cooperate with Otho Bracken.
Storm's End

Storm's End is a fortress on the east coast of Westeros. The ancestral seat of House Baratheon, it lies just inland of Shipbreaker Bay and is one of the most impenetrable castles in the series. According to legend, it has never been successfully seized or destroyed by a storm. At the start of the series, it belonged to Renly Baratheon, to whom it was granted by his brother King Robert. Stannis Baratheon felt that it should have been given to him, and seized it during the War of the Five Kings.

## History

According to legend, the castle was raised by the first Storm King, Durran Godsgrief, who married the goddess Elenei. Because this marriage doomed her to die a mortal's death, her parents, the god of the sea and goddess of the wind, raised a great storm that shattered the castle and drowned the wedding party, save for Durran, who was protected by Elenei.

When the storm had ended, Durran rebuilt his castle, but again the gods destroyed it. Refusing to give up and move inland, he built five more castles in succession; four were battered down by the storms. The seventh was finally built strong enough to withstand the storms blowing in from Shipbreaker Bay; the curtain wall that faces the sea is eighty feet thick. There are several theories about the building of the final castle; one myth is that a child who would become Brandon the Builder told Durran how to build it, another that the children of the forest helped raise it with magic.

During the War of the Usurper, the castle was under seige by Mace Tyrell. Stannis, holding the castle in the name of his brother Robert, refused to surrender to him, preferring instead to starve his men. Davos Seaworth smuggled food into the castle, helping Stannis to fight the Tyrell army off and keep his hold on Storm's End.
Rhea Royce

**Lady Rhea Royce**, also known as the **Bronze Bitch**, was the head of House Royce of Runestone and the Lady of Runestone under the rule of King Viserys I Targaryen. She was the first wife of Prince Daemon Targaryen.

## History

Rhea and Daemon had no love for each other, with Daemon nicknaming her the Bronze Bitch, a reference to the ancestral armour of House Royce. She died childless, it is unknown if this was because she was barren or Daemon preferred the company of other women.

Rhea died during a hawking accident. After her death Daemon requested to be made Lord of Runestone, but this notion was rejected by Lady Jeyne Arryn, meaning the title instead passed on to Rhea's nephew.
Red Oarsman

The **Red Oarsman** is an Ironborn raider.

## Appearance and Character

He has fiery red hair, which he wears in braids.

## Books

### A Feast for Crows

The Red Oarsman joins with Euron Greyjoy after he declares himself King of the Iron Islands. He is listed as one of Euron's supporters at the Kingsmoot. As part of the plan to attack the Shield Islands, the Red Oarsman and Torwold Browntooth were sent up the Mander with twelve of the fastest longships, to serve as bait, before turning round to return to the mouth of the river, where the rest of the Ironborn fleet would be waiting. After the battle, he was sent by Euron to collect more supplies for the voyage to Slaver's Bay.