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Lannisport

Lannisport is a walled city in the westerlands located less than a mile south of Casterly Rock, the seat of House Lannister. 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 Oldtown, but larger than Gulltown or White Harbor.

According to a semi-canon source Lannisport may be ruled by House Lannister of Lannisport, a branch of House Lannister of nearby Casterly Rock. Tyrion V Lannister, King of the Westerlands and Lord of Casterly Rock, includes "Shield of Lannisport" amongst his titles.

## History

The Lannisters anchor their fleet in its harbor. The city is renowned for its goldwork. Lannisport is policed by the well-trained City Watch. Besides the Lannisters of Lannisport, other distant kin living in the city are Lannys, Lannetts, and Lantells, many of whom are yellow of hair.

A lesser branch of House Lannister of Casterly Rock developed a village a mile from Casterly Rock into first a town and then a city, as the fertile vicinity has a natural harbor with abundant fish. While the Lannisters of Lannisport fortified the city, the Lannisters of Casterly Rock became the Kings of the Rock. By the time of the Andal invasion the only city in Westeros larger than Lannisport was Oldtown. It is said that King Loreon V Lannister, nicknamed Queen Lorea, disguised himself as a whore and wandered the docks of the city.

Due to the city's proximity to the Iron Islands, Lannisport has often been a target for their attacks, being burned at least three times and raided two dozen times over the centuries. After being mutilated by the Shrike, Lelia Lannister was sent from the Iron Islands back to Lannisport, which led to years of warfare between the ironborn and the westermen.
House Blackwood

## House Information

### Sigil

Gules, on an escutcheon sable a dead weirwood tree proper, all within an orle of ravens volant sable

## Historical Information

### Founded

Age of Heroes

H**ouse Blackwood of Raventree Hall** is an old house from Raventree Hall in The Kingdom of the Trident, one of the main families sworn to House Fletcher of Harrenhal. They once ruled the riverlands as kings during the Age of Heroes. They blazon their arms with a flock of ravens on scarlet surrounding a dead weirwood upon a black escutcheon.

## History

### Age of Heroes

The Blackwoods are an ancient house descended of the First Men. Family traditions state they ruled most of the wolfswood before being driven from the North by the Kings of Winter.

The Blackwoods have an old and bitter feud against their neighbor in the riverlands, the Brackens, coming from the Age of Heroes when both houses ruled as kings. According to the Blackwoods, the Brackens were petty lords and horse breeders who hired swords to usurp the Blackwood kings. The Blackwoods believe this occurred five hundred years before the arrival of the Andals, but the *True History* states it was one thousand years before the Andals.

### Andal Riverlands

The Blackwoods and Brackens allied together against the Andal invasion, but they were defeated in the Battle of the Bitter River. The feud was aided by House Bracken's conversion to the Faith of the Seven after the Andal invasion. In contrast, the Blackwoods kept the religion of the old gods, being one of the few houses south of the Neck to do so. The Blackwoods accuse the Brackens of having poisoned the weirwood of Raventree Hall. The Teats, Battle Valley, and the village of Blackbuckle are part of the disputed land. There have been numerous peaces between the Blackwoods and Brackens, many sealed by marriage, but the feud always restarts. Benedict Rivers was a bastard born from both houses who eventually became King Benedict I Justman, with House Justman ruling the riverlands for about three centuries. There were Blackwoods among the many petty kings who disputed the riverlands in the tumultuous century after King Bernarr II Justman's death.

With the support of the Storm King Arlan III Durrandon, Lord Roderick Blackwood rebelled against Humfrey I Teague, King of the Rivers and the Hills. Roderick was killed in the Battle of Six Kings, ending Arlan's attempt to restore the riverlands to the Blackwoods. After the river lords rejected the possibility of being ruled by Roderick's daughter, Shiera Blackwood, Arlan added the riverlands to the realm of the Storm Kings.

When the Kings of the Iron Islands from House Hoare invaded the riverlands three centuries later, Lady Agnes Blackwood led the rivermen's resistance. She was betrayed by Lord Lothar Bracken, however, and then slain by King Harwyn Hoare. The ironborn then conquered the riverlands from the Storm King, Arrec Durrandon.
Lizard Head

Lizard Head is a small group of isles, considered one of the fifteen island groups that make up the main Summer Isles archipelago.

## Description

Lizard Head is a small group of islands just north of the Golden Head peninsula of the largest island in the Summer Isles, Jhala. Although small, Lizard Head is home to one of the few true fortifications upon the isles, a moderate keep of bloodwood and mahogany, owing to its easterly position relative to the rest of the islands. This location means that the isles are most commonly the first landed on by raiders and corsairs sailing from the Basilisk Isles to the east.

## Rulers

The people of Lizard Head are skilled archers subsequently, and the colourful feather cloaks of the families that rule the isles are a common sight upon the Swan Ships that patrol in the area. The easternmost island, upon which the Hardwood Keep is built is ruled by the Qoxo family, whereas the rest of the islands belong to the Chasons.
House Tarth

## House Information

### Sigil

Quartered, yellow sun on a rose-coloured field and white crescents on a blue field

### Title

King of Tarth (formerly)Lord of EvenfallThe Evenstar

## Historical Information

### Culture

Andal

**House Tarth of Evenfall Hall** is a noble house from Evenfall Hall in the stormlands. The family rules Tarth, a beautiful island northeast of Shipbreaker Bay that controls the Straits of Tarth between the island and mainland Westeros. They are one of the main houses sworn to House Durrandon of Storm's End.

Their blazon is quartered with yellow suns on rose and white crescents and azure.Their words are not known. Lord Tarth is sometimes called **the Evenstar**.

## History

Ancestors of House Tarth were once kings, and the head of the family is known as *"the Evenstar"*, which they claim dates back to the dawn of days. The island of Tarth came under the dominion of the House Durrandon when the Storm King Durran the Fair married the daughter of Tarth's king, Edwyn Evenstar.

Tarth was the first region of the stormlands conquered during the Andal invasion, but peace between the Andals and First Men was eventually achieved when the Storm Kings and their bannermen intermarried with the Andals.

Lord Brian Tarth was one of the five lords seated upon the regeny council for King Durran XXVII Durrandon.  After leaving the council, Lord Tarth rallied his allies and marched upon Storm's End, demanding justice.  Lord Tarth would sit on the council, but would die from fever some time later.
Lonely Light

The Lonely Light is the smallest island of the eight major Iron Islands. It is the seat of House Farwynd of the Lonely Light.

While most of the Iron Islands lie in Ironman's Bay, there is a smaller group of thirteen islands clustered around the Lonely Light lying eight days sail northwest of Great Wyk. It lies well into the Sunset Sea and is probably the westernmost location in the Known World. The Lonely Light is surrounded by rookeries of seals and sea lions and ocean.
Cider Hall

Cider Hall is the seat of House Fossoway of Cider Hall in the Reach. It is located near the confluence of the Cockleswhent and the Mander.

## History

Cider Hall is the ancestral seat of House Fossoway, situated in the Lands of Foss nestled between the Cockleswhent and the Mander Rivers. Established by Foss the Archer a legendary son of Garth the Greenhand.

Cider Hall has seen many Lords but records recount five generations outside of the Maester's archives in Oldtown at the Citadel.

Lord Tanton Fossoway

The Father of Randar Fossoway whose name was stricken from the Records.

Lord Randar Fossoway

Lord Eustace Fossoway

Lord Everan Fosoway
House Uller

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

Their arms are rayonne yellow over crimson.

## History

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

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

Ice is the ancestral Valyrian steel greatsword of House Stark.

## Appearance

Ice is a greatsword, as wide across as a man's hand and taller than an adolescent male. Its Valyrian steel blade has a dark and smokey appearance.

## History

The name "Ice" is a legacy from the Age of Heroes, and predates the current sword. About four hundred years before 283AA the Valyrian steel greatsword was spell-forged in Valyria and acquired by the Starks, who named it after that legacy.  It became the sword of the King of Winter.

It was wielded by the White Wolf, Rickard Stark until his assassination, when it was fought over by Loyalists and Conspirators until it fell into the hands of the Loyalists. It's current status is unknown.
House Lake

House Lake is a noble house from the Kingdom of the Greenbelt  and is sworn to House Fowler of Skyreach.

House Lake was founded by Dagos of the Lake, a First Man who founded a wooden keep on the waters of the Greenblood. They elected a High-King along with other Houses such as Briar and Wade. When the First Men arrived, the Lake's were forced out of the Greenblood after the Allyrions arrived to found Godsgrace. The House of Lake almost died out, but Lord Lake slew the son of an Andal Warlord with his crossbow.

After that, they adopted the crossbow to their sigil. They were taken in by the Kings of Sky and Stone, House Fowler of Skyreach, and swore fealty to them. There, they founded the castle of The Nook. They declared for House Yronwood with their liege lord, citing assistance from the Bloodroyal's after several harsh famines.

Ser Myles Lake serves on the Bloodguard.
Liberation of Blackhaven

The Liberation of Blackhaven was a battle fought between the forces of King Durran XXVII Durrandon and Ser Randyll Ashford in 18 AA.

## Prelude

In the aftermath of Aegon's Failed Conquest, King Edmund Gardener launched an invasion against the battered and weakened Stormlands. Despite efforts by Ser Boros Cole to stop the Reach's advance, by the end of the day the Reachmen held Nightsong, Blackhaven, and Harvest Hall.

Over the next eighteen years House Durrandon was paralyzed by a long, inefficient regency. When King Durran XXVII Durrandon crowned himself in 18 AA, however, his first act was to order the assembly of a great host to reclaim their lost lands.

35,000 men would be assembled by Lord Toyne, and together with close friends Ser Tommen Mertyns and Ser Rolland Wagstaff the Storm King marched on Blackhaven.

## The Battle

Early in the morning one of Lord Dondarrion's sons slipped out of Blackhaven and made for the advancing forces of King Durran. Upon meeting with them, the boy informed the oncoming host that House Dondarrion remained loyal and would throw open the gates for their King.

Later that day, King Durran arrived in the field outside Blackhaven. During a parley, he demanded that the occupying force's commander, Ser Randyll Ashford, surrender Blackhaven. In exchange his force of 5,000 men would be allowed to leave unmolested. Ser Randyll refused, and returned to the keep to prepare for a siege. As night fell, he noted a lack of cookfires in the Stormlander camp but made nothing of it, retiring to his chambers.

A severe storm blew in over the battlefield, a harbinger of things to come. At the agreed-upon hour, knights of House Dondarrion and their lord stormed the quarters of Ser Randyll Ashford, killing him and his personal guard. In the resulting chaos, additional forces of House Dondarrion took the gatehouse and opened the gates to Blackhaven, granting entry to the waiting forces of House Durrandon. In the resulting slaughter many Reachmen were killed, and the few who escaped retreated towards home bearing news of a resurgent Stormlands.
House Lamb

House Lamb is a noble house in the Kingdom of the Greenbelt and is sworn to House Fowler of Skyreach. It was founded by a clan of First Men who once settled along the Princes Pass. They were led by Edric Lamb-Chaser, who stole lambs away from other clans.

They were vassals of the King of Stone and Sky and helped march into the Reach with ten-thousand men under King Ferris Fowler.

During Nymeria's Conquest, they joined their King in fighting the Bloodroyal, but they declared for them during the Dornish Civil War, citing support of the House of Yronwood during several famines in their history.

Ser Ulrick Lamb serves on the Bloodguard.
House Marbrand

**House Marbrand of Ashemark** is one of the main noble houses from the westerlands. Their seat of Ashemark is located in the hilly area near where the Tumblestone begins.

Their blazon is a burning tree, orange on smoke. Their motto does not appear in the books, but according to semi-canon sources it is *Burning bright*. It's current lord is Gregor Marbrand.

## History

House Marbrand was formed by the union of First Men and Andal nobles during the coming of the Andals.
Jason Reyne

**Jason Reyne** was the Lord of Castamere during both the Pride War and the Time of Troubles. He is most remembered for pushing his claim upon the Kingdom of the Rock following the death of Tytos Lannister, who lacked any suitable heirs.

With Lannister blood from his mother's side and a close friendship with the deceased Rebel Lion - Kevan Lannister, he refused to kneel for a bastard or a sword-swallower and garnered much support amongst his fellow Westerlords and went to war.

He was thwarted by Kevan's bastard son, Tywin Hill, who bested him in single combat after a series of indecisive battles. A man of honour, even in defeat, he bent the knee to the bastard and led his troops to victory at Lannisport under Tywin's banner before returning to Castamere.

That same sense of honour would be his end though and, once his son was old enough to rule capably, he abdicated his seat and headed north to join the Night's Watch. He lasted three years at the Wall before complications from the wound given to him by Tywin Hill claimed his life.
Isle of Elephants

The Isle of Elephants is an island found in the Jade Sea, south of the isle of Great Moraq. The only city on the island is Shan's city of Zabhad.

## Geography

Due south of Great Moraq and its major city of Port Moraq, the Isle of Elephants is located in the Jade Sea, southeast of the Cinnamon Straits and the islands of Vahar and Lesser Moraq.

The island's north is home to great grasslands of tall grasses of yellow and green that can be woven into hats, baskets and even shields. Further south, the Morning Peaks can be found, the mountain range home to pale-furred hares the size of dogs, burrowing rats that live in the snow, and wolves that hunt in packs of twenty or more.

## Zabhad

Zabhad is a city upon the northern shore of the island, and most well-known for the Shan's Palace, a construction said to be carved entirely of ivory and in which the Shan, a High Priestess who wears naught but white silks rules. As with the elephants from which the island takes it name, the people of the isle follow the oldest and wisest woman, obeying her commands and listening to her guidance.
House Banefort

**House Banefort of Banefort** is a noble house from Banefort in the westerlands, one of the main families sworn to Casterly Rock.

According to semi-canon sources they blazon their shields with a hooded man, black on grey with within a fiery tressure.

## History

The Baneforts were petty First Men kings of the Age of Heroes, claiming descent from the Hooded Man.

The Hooded Man was a legendary figure from the Age of Heroes. His visage is present in the hooded sigil of the family. First Men's Blood, an ancient Heroe, a silent assassin, a fierce warrior and a strong leader. The last of his First Men Clan, grew and trained with his grandfather, became a leader by killing all of his enemies' Clan Leaders avenging the death of his Clan. Worships the Storm God (his Tutelary deity) as well as the Gods of the Children of the Forests. Met "Symeon Star-Eyes" and fought alongside him. Wears Hardened Leather, latter upgrades to a Bronze Breastplate covered in Runes. Starts with a hunting Bow, latter upgrades to a Double-curved Bow. Always uses a dark hood and short cape on. His prefered approach is Stealthiness, assassinations, long range attacks (with his bow) and in melee, double weapon combat (divided attacks) with his Short sword and dagger. Once his enemies are dead he sets ablaze their fortresses.

### Fort Bane

Constructed by the Original Hooded Man, It was a minor Ringfort, which was later on improved as an stout motte-and-bailey fort (and later replaced by a stone castle). It had a square keep and a minor wall. Constructed on a patch of land along the coast of the Sunset Sea. The name was given by his enemies who attacked it relentlessly only to fall victims to his defenders and to the Hooded Man. Near the Fort lies a minor Godswood full of Weirwoods with a central Heartswood with a carved face on it.

Over time, his sons would style themselves as "Hooded Kings" and claim greater lands, the "Fort Bane" would be known as "Banefort", becoming the Surname of their descendants. The invasions of the Andals would upgrade their weapons and armor to Iron and Steel.

The last Hooded King was Morgon Banefort, whose thralls were defeated after twenty years of war by Loreon I Lannister, King of the Rock.
Jason I Lannister

**Jason I Lannister** was the King of the Kingdom of the Rock from 74AA to 89AA. He was famed for his skill with any weapon, and was widely considered to be the greatest knight in the realm. Warred against the Storm Kings after their invasion of the Reach, and was said to have slain three Durrandon kings in the course of a single battle. He had little love for actual rule, and preferred to leave the governance of his realm to his competent and loyal cadre of advisers.
Larazor’s Rock

Larazor's Rock is southeastern most of the fourteen major islands that make up the Stepstones.

## History

There are three tales of the origin of the small, rocky island's name.

* Some sailors talk of a Pentoshi merchant by the name of Larazor, whom found himself stranded on the island after his cog was scuttled by one of the vicious storms known to sweep from the Stepstones. After nearly two decades upon the rock, he was rescued by a Lyseni Captain whom had come ashore in hope of restocking his supply of freshwater.
* Others talk of a Pirate King without rival, whom was the first to claim the island after the breaking of the Arm of Dorne. From the small island he commanded a fleet unlike any other, and brought even the Three Daughters to heel. This tale is discounted by most, as no reference to this Pirate King can be found in the histories of Lys, Tyrosh or Myr.
* The final story is the most sinister and mystical of them all. The tales speak of a sea-leviathan made man by the Merling King. In his wrath, the man collected the skulls of all those whom prayed to the Merling King before throwing them into the depths. As the great stack of heads slowly turned to stone with time, the island was formed.

## Recent History

The island was ruled over by the Summer Islander Zobar Toqu and his fleet of nearly a dozen ships, before Maror Martell and Valena Darkstar arrived at the isle with a Dornish fleet. The Summer Islander was defeated in the ensuing battle.
House Crane

House Hutcheson

**House Crane of Red Lake** is a noble house sworn to House Gardener of Highgarden. Their lands surround Red Lake, along the northern border of the Reach between Old Oak and Goldengrove.

## History

According to legend the house was founded by a daughter of Garth Greenhand, Rose of Red Lake. It is rumored that some female members of House Crane are able to skinchange into cranes.

Red Lake and the Cranes joined the Kingdom of the Reach through pacts of friendship and mutual defense with King Garth III Gardener.
House Sathmantes

## Historical Information

### Ancenstral Weapon

Truth, the ancestral longsword of House Rogare, sold to House Sathmantes. Currently wielded by Beleo Sathmantes.

### Founded

Before the other families.

The oldest noble family of Lys has experienced an upturn in their fortunes as of late. Once the owners of the Sathmantes’ Mint that bears their name, a slew of bad financial investments and unfortunate disasters had cost the family most of their money, eventually forcing them to sell the Mint to House Rogare. However, following the attempted coup of the city by House Ortyris, Sathmantes was one of the few families largely unaffected and thus used this to their advantage. The Sathmantes Mint has returned to them, and with it the power of economic control within the city.
House Maar

The Maar family is the newest of the noble families of Lys, tracing their descent from mere peasants who were able to pull themselves up into the upper class by hard work and good luck. House Maar is well known for their artisans, and they have in their service, both freemen and slaves who practice woodworking, jewellery making, tailoring, and many other services that may not be huge money makers, have kept this family firmly rooted among the nobility when others would see them cast back down. Because of this, House Maar often holds the goodwill of the smallfolk of Lys, who see them as an example of how one can ascend to wealth and power.

Despite these humble beginnings, House Maar owns a large manse within the city, boasting what is said to be the most expansive collection of vintages in all of the Free Cities. The cellar contains variants as well-known as fine Arbor Golds to more exotic beverages from the Far East.

They are not related to the Maar family of Astapori, although the story goes that the first member of the Lyseni family of the same name was once a slave sold by the family, and decided to take their name, seeking to grow more powerful with it than they had ever been.
House Sunderly

## House Information

### Sigil

Aquamarine, a drowned man erect carnation, hair to chief, fishes proper nibbling at his limbs

## Historical Information

### Culture

Ironborn

**House Sunderly of Sunder Keep** is one of the main nobles houses from the Iron Islands. Their seat is located on the island of Saltcliffe.

They blazon their arms with a drowned man, pink and pale, floating upright in a blue-green sea, his hair streaming upwards, as fish nibble at his limbs.
House Webber

### Succession

Ser Martyn Webber, to inherit the castle of ColdmoatSer Quentyn Webber, to inherit the castle of Silkhouse

### Cadet House(s)

House Webber of Silkhouse, on Lord Willems death

## Historical Information

### Culture

Reachman

House Webber of Coldmoat and Silkhouse is a noble house from Coldmoat in the Reach. Their lands used to border those of House Osgrey.

Their blazon is a black field with a spotted spider on a silver web.

## History

Lord Willem Webber was named Lord of Coldmoat after the Osgreys were stripped of the castle in 298AA.

Lord Willem set his inheritance so that his eldest son inherits Coldmoat and his next living son to inherit Silkhouse.
Highgarden

**Highgarden** is a castle which serves as the seat of House Gardener, and is the capital of the Kingdom of the Reach, and the heart of chivalry in all of Westeros.

It lies on the Mander and is where the Ocean Road meets the Roseroad, making it an important crossroads.

## History

### House Gardener

Highgarden is said to have been built by Garth the Gardener atop a hill overlooking the Mander. Highgarden was the center of the Reach proper, and the Kings of the Reach from House Gardener grew to acquire what has become the Reach.

During the Andal invasion of Westeros, King Mern II Gardener built a curtain wall about the castle. The Andals were ultimately welcomed into the Reach, however, and King Garth IX Gardener built the first sept at Highgarden, although he continued to worship in its godswood. House Tyrell became the hereditary stewards of the castle.
House Tallhart

**House Tallhart of Torrhen's Square** is a noble house from the north and is among the principal houses sworn to House Stark. Torrhen's Square is located southwest of Winterfell.

Their arms show three green sentinel trees, over a brown field. The words of House Tallhart are "Proud and Free". The Tallharts descend from the First Men.
House Dondarrion

**House Dondarrion of Blckhaven**is an old house from Blackhaven in the stormlands, sworn to House Durrandon of Storm's End.

Blackhaven, the castle of these great marcher lords, is located in the Dornish Marches near the Boneway, controlling the pass to Dorne.  Their sigil is a forked purple lightning bolt on a black field speckled with four-pointed stars.

## History

The Dondarrion line was founded when a messenger from the Storm King was ambushed by two Dornishmen while riding on a stormy night. An arrow killed his horse and his sword broke when he fell. When he thought he was doomed, a bright purple lightning bolt struck the Dornishmen, killing both. The man was thus able to deliver his crucial message on time. For this, the Storm King raised him to lordship, and he became the first Dondarrion.

House Dondarrion fought alongside King Durran XXVII in what later became known as the Liberation of Blackhaven.  The Dondarrions showed the prowess in battle that day, murdering Ser Randyll Ashford and slaughtering an army of Reachmen among their walls.  After the war against the Kingdom of the Reach, Lady Evelyn Dondarrion would be wed to King Durran.  Their union produced three children.

During the Reign of King Argilac X Durrandon Lord Dondarrion would lead a council of regents who governed ably until young Argilac came into his crown.
House Merryweather

## House Information

### Sigil

Argent, a cornucopia or overflowing with apples, carrots, plums, onions, leeks, turnips and fruits variegated all proper within a bordure of the second

### Vassals

House HastwyckHouse Meadows

House Westbrook

## Historical Information

### Culture

Reachman

**House Merryweather** **of Longtable** is a noble house sworn to House Gardener of Highgarden. Their lands are located on the southern bank of the Mander, just to the south of the confluence of the Mander and the Blue Byrn Rivers.

House Merryweather is noteworthy for its wealth. Longtable's ground is some of the most fertile, and their plenty is well-known.

## History

Lord Loras Merryweather would play a major role in the War of Piper's Penance in the years 183-185 AA. Lord Loras would be made regent of Pinkmaiden following the conquest of its lands, and would later negotiate the surrender of the garrison following House Gardener's defeats in the field. He would be a hostage to House Tully until King Gardener negotiated his release at the close of hostilities.
House Lefford

**House Lefford of the Golden Tooth** is one of the principal houses sworn to House Lannister of Casterly Rock. The seat of the House is at the Golden Tooth. The castle controls the main entrance to the westerlands from the east.

House Lefford blazons its arms with a golden inverted pile on sky blue, a sun left in the sky. Members tend to have light blonde hair, varying in shades. It's current lord is Victor II Lefford.

## History

House Lefford was formed by the union of an Andal warlord with a noblewoman of the First Men. The Leffords presumably received the Golden Tooth when Cerion Lannister, the King of the Rock, conquered the area.
House Willum

## House Information

### Sigil

Three silver longswords crossed on black beneath a dragonbone skeleton on a white chief

## Historical Information

### Culture

Andal

House Willum is a noble house from the Kingdom of the Reach, sworn to House Redwyne. Their keep is located on the large island known as the Arbor.

They blazon their shields with three silver longswords crossed on black beneath a dragonbone skeleton on a white chief.
House Jordayne

**House Jordayne of the Tor** is one of the principal noble houses of Dorne. The Tor is placed on the southern coast of the Sea of Dorne.

Their blazon is a golden quill on checkered dark and light green. Their words do not appear in the books, but in a semi-canon source they are stated to be "Let it be Written".

## History

House Jordayne was one of the Andal houses who came to Dorne during the Andal invasion of Westeros. At some point, House Martell bent the knee to the Jordayne kings of the Tor. But by the time of Nymeria's War, House Jordayne was among the bannermen of King Yorick Yronwood, and fought against Mors Martell and his allies.
Ib Nor

Ib Nor is one of the main fishing and trading hubs of the Isle of Ib. Compared to the Port of Ibben, however, it is minuscule and poor.

## History

Ib Nor was founded many years ago after the Port of Ib, after a break in the raiders and merchants of Ib.

The merchants and raiders that settled in the north named it Ib Nor, meaning "The Port of the North." Due to its position far into the Shivering Sea, it has not been raided or sacked by any non-native in the last five centuries.

## Layout

* The Fishing Town - The major trade hub of the city, the so-called Fishing Town is where merchants and fishermen from the Shivering Sea come to trade and sell their foods and wares to the people of Ib Nor. Foreign ships are rare in these parts, instead opting to dock at the Port of Ibben.

* The Raider's Ale - A brewhouse and salt-house, The Raider's Ale was once exclusive to just raiders of Ib. However, over the last decades, it was taken over by the commonfolk of the city, garnering new business and coin for the current owners.
House Mormont

**House Mormont of Bear Island** is an old, proud, and honorable house of the north, one of the principal families sworn to House Stark. Their seat is at Bear Island, located in the Bay of Ice far to the north-west of Winterfell. Their blazon is a black bear over a green wood and their motto is "Here We Stand".

House Mormont is one of the few houses to have an ancestral weapon of Valyrian steel: a bastard sword called Longclaw. However, due to Bear Island's lack of valuable resources, the Mormonts are a rather poor house. Their hall is made of huge logs, surrounded by an earthen palisade. On the gate is a carving of a woman in a bearskin with a child in one arm suckling at her breast and a battleaxe in the other. Like the other women of Bear Island, the women of House Mormont learn how to defend themselves from ironmen and wildlings.

## History

Legend has it that King in the North Rodrik Stark won Bear Island in a wrestling match (presumably from the ironborn king who controlled it at the time) and gave it to the Mormonts.
House Rowan

House Stackhouse

House Webber

**House Rowan** **of Goldengrove** is a noble house sworn to House Gardener of Highgarden. Their lands are located in the northern Kingdom of the Reach, bordering those of House Osgrey and the Kingdom of the Rock.

## History

House Rowan traces its origin to the legendary Garth Greenhand through his daughter Rowan Gold-Tree. The golden tree is their house's arms, and they took her name for their house.
House Penrose

**House Penrose of Parchments** is a noble house from Parchments in the stormlands. They are one of the main noble houses sworn to House Durrandon of Storm's End. Their blazon is tenné, two quills crossed argent. According to semi-canon sources, their words are "*Set Down Our Deeds.*"

## History

Lord Marq Penrose was one of the five lords serving upon the regency council for King Durran XXVII Durrandon.  In 6 AA, Lord Penrose levied an accusation of treason against fellow councillor Lord Alan Estermont.  House Estermont challenged Lord Marq to a trial-by-combat and Lord Penrose was slain.

Lady Myranda Penrose was the wife of King Argilac X Durrandon.  They bore one child.
Ibbish

Ibbish is an Ibbenese town on mainland Essos, known as Vaes Aresak during the Century of Blood.

## History

In the third moon of 92BA, a joint Lorathi-Saathi fleet sailed into the harbour of the Port of Ibben, upon the isle of Ib. Whilst they were forced back before any men could be landed, they dealt a resounding blow to the Ibbenese naval power, as well as croppling their fishing fleet in a manner that would be felt across the isle for near half a decade. The army intended for Ib instead landed on the Essosi mainland, marching through the Kingdom of the Ifequevron before they reached the city of Ibbish. After a siege lasting four moons, the city eventually yielded, although much of the loot obtained is lost to Dothraki khalasars before it could be returned to the homelands of the invaders.

In 81BA, the city of Ibbish was raided by Khal Scoro, who took idols and loot from the city back to Vaes Dothrak. A year and a half after the raid of Khal Scoro, Khal Rogo attacked Ibbish again, burning the rebuilt city and carrying ten thousand Ibbenese women into slavery. Seeking to out-do Khal Rogo, as Rogo had out-done Khal Scoro, Khal Dhako approached the city of Ibbish a year later. However, the Ibbenese fled the city, returning to Ib. Enraged, Dhako burned Ibbish as Rogo had done before him, naming the city Vaes Aresak, meaning City of Cowards.

After the destruction of Vaes Dothrak, the settlement was reestablished by the Ibbenese, and has existed ever since, although remains smaller than New Ibbish to this day.

## Layout

* The Amber Port - The larger of the two ports of Ibbish, the Amber Port is located on the eastern side of the city. It serves the fishermen and whalers of the city, as well as all other civilian vessels, native or otherwise.
* The Wolf Fish Harbour - slightly smaller than the Amber Port, the Wolf Fish Harbour is the naval centre of the Ibbenese military, and it positioned on the westernside, thus blocking entrance to the city for near all foes that would seek entry, be they Lorathi, Braavosi or Sarnori.
* The Lumberyards - Owing to its position upon the edge of a vast forest, much of the industry of Ibbish revolves around timber, perhaps more so than fishing and whaling. The lumberyards serve as a storage for the timber before it is processed, ready for use in construction and shipbuilding.
Joffrey I Dayne

**Joffrey I Dayne** was the first king of the Torrentine since Nymeria's War, ruling the Torrentine between 13 and 44AA.

House Dayne declared independence from House Martell in The Dornish Civil War, and Joffrey was the younger brother of Quentyn Dayne, whose love for Ashara Yronwood gave the entire Kingdom pause. Joffrey’s father, Lord Cailan Dayne, died of his wounds not three days before the Treaty of Hellholt was signed. As the last surviving man of his house, Joffrey was the first to take on the mantle of King of the Torrentine, declaring himself so once peace had been brought to the Torrentine.
Lyonel Reyne

**Lyonel Reyne**, also known as the Iron Lion, was the Lord of Castamere and head of House Reyne from 224 AA until his death in 274 AA. Whilst a skilled ruler and diplomat, his true talent lay with the sword and he is considered one of the finest knights of the modern era. His five-decade-long rule saw House Reyne recover much of it's lost prestige following defeats in both the Pride War and the Time of Troubles.

Beginning his rule at the tender age of four-and-ten, after his father headed north to take the Black, he quickly became renowned for his grit and determination. This indomitable will along with his martial prowess led to his moniker as 'The Iron Lion'.
Maric II Dayne

**King Maric II Dayne** was the King of the Torrentine and Lord of Starfall.

The successor to his father Mace I, Maric II Dayne was known widely as a pious man, a King strong in the Faith of the Seven. Behind closed doors, however, his piety turned to zealotry. His two sons and two daughters were subjected to strict religious education throughout their childhoods, with harsh punishment hanging over their heads should they misbehave. There have even been rumors of even physical punishments doled out to his sons, Cedric and Arthur, but nothing was ever proven.

He was murdered by his son in 299AA, during a feast at Starfall.

## Biography

After his father's death at the end of The Brother's War, Maric was widely regarded as a hero to the Crown and the Faith against the rebellious and heretical Matthos Dayne. In the aftermath of the war, the newly crowned High King Maric II took Lord Biar's daughter Brielle for his wife as insurance against the treasonous family.

With Jeyne, he fathered four childrenl; Cedric, Arthur, Ashara, and Allyria. The four children were close with their mother and each other growing up, and even Maric was a stern but loving father who wished to instill the values of piety and honor in his family after the reign of his own father. Unfortunately, disaster struck in 280AA, just two years after the birth of young Allyria Dayne. Brielle Briar became ill and was dead in less than a moon, much to her family's shock. Afterwards, Maric became colder towards his children, and his stern but loving attitude turned to anger and fear.

The religious lessons on the Faith of the Seven that once brought the family closer together became long hours of intense study and prayer forced in silence. If either Cedric or Arthur strayed from their father's instructions, they would suffer harsh physical punishment. Though Maric never laid a hand on his daughters, he verbally abused them as well. For the most part, Cedric tried to take what hits he could for Arthur, but his younger brother still received punishment every day.

These actions were, of course, not known to the general public. To the Kingdom, King Maric was a man in grief, who took solace in his piety and whose sons would one day make things right.
Lysandro

Lysandro is a Lysene bandit, leader of a gang called the Tears.

## Appearance

Lysandro is rather small: standing only around 5'4 in height and being rather light. He has silver Lysene hair that has grown wild, reaching about neck length. His pale skin and dark brown eyes also make his appearance stand out. He appears fairly young and has a relatively athletic build despite his size.

## History

Lysandro was born in 278 AA to an unknown Lysene bedslave, she was forced to abandon her son on orders of her master. Without swift intervention from a twelve-year-old girl named Rhae the infant would have died on the streets of Lys. Despite lacking a mother figure herself Rhae took on the task of raising the infant: she also gave him the name of Lysandro. Lysandro's youth was surrounded by poverty, Rhae worked diligently in the market to raise money for her family however she rarely received much. Due to a lack of money Lysandro was raised in the slums of Lys, befriending fellow orphans from an early age. At the age of six Lysandro decided to help Rhae raise money through begging, with the help of his friends he learns how to effectively con people. At the age of nine, Lysandro learns how to use a dagger. Originally using the weapon to help cut purses and bags, he later learns how to defend himself with it. At the age of twelve Lysandro displays masterful skill in acrobatics in order to climb up the buildings in Lys, he can effectively move throughout the city through climbing and jumping onto buildings. At fourteen Lysandro begins Thievery, using his knowledge of acrobatics the young teenager begins to rob homes throughout the city. Over these years Lysandro had gathered a close group of friends that would eventually turn into a gang. Lysandro's gang worked together to steal money and using it to benefit the group. Rhae disapproved of this lifestyle, however Lysandro ignored his adoptive mothers feelings. By the age of eighteen Lysandro became the distinctive leader of the gang, earning the respect of most of his followers. Since then the past two years have been centred around Lysandro expanding and training his gang.
Jarilos Prestayn

Lorath

Myr

Norvos

Jarilos Prestayn was a Braavosi noble who served as Sealord of Braavos between 246AA and 282AA.

He was most famous for his actions in bringing the cities of Lorath, Myr and Norvos into the Alliance of the Narrow Sea.

## Character and Personality

Jarilos Prestayn was a famed general before his election at a young age to the position of Sealord, and as such he opted to command personally, even as an elderly man. He served as commander of the armies of the Alliance during both the Blockade of Lorath and the Five Year War for Myr.
House Massey

**House Massey of Stonedance** is a noble house from Stonedance on Massey's Hook, sworn to House Durrandon. They blazon their arms with a triple spiral; red, green and blue, on white, an ancient sigil for an ancient House.

## History

The Masseys are a house of First Men origin. Lord Maldon Massey, a vassal of the Storm King Durran the Ravenfriend, built Stonedance and ruled Massey's Hook. The Masseys broke away from House Durrandon during the reign of King Durwald the Fat, however. The Masseys were one of the many houses which historically claimed the mouth of the Blackwater Rush.  House Massey was ultimately conquered again by King Qarlton the Conqueror, although it was lost again to House Bar Emmon within the year.
Leng Ma

Gemstones

Leng Ma is a city found on the western coast of the isle of Leng, located in the Jade Sea.

## Location and Geography

On the western side of the island within the Bay of Leng, the river Ma flows from the hills to the east to meet the Jade Sea just south of the city.

## Culture

The city of Leng Ma serves as a final provisions stop for ships bound for the Shadow Lands and beyond. Despite this, few visitors stray further than the winehouses and brothels of the portside, for the residents of the city are deeply suspicious of outsiders.
House Qoherys

**House Qoherys of Aegonfort** is a Noble House of The Kingdom of the Dusklands. They blazoned their arms with a flaming saltire, red and yellow, between four white skulls, on black.

## History

House Qoherys is of Valyrian descent. Quenton Qoherys, the master-at-arms of Dragonstone for Aegon Targaryen. Following the Failed Conquest of Westeros, House Qoherys settled in the Aegonfort and swore their allegiance to House Darklyn.

Lord Quentyn Qoherys, age 32, now holds the title after his father, the late Lord Qarlton Qoherys, passed from a liver condition in 297 AA. Quentyn Qoherys has no heirs, and is unmarried, often considered a challenging and vindictive man in secret by his subjects.

Aelinor of the House Qoherys married Lord Robin III Darklyn, making her a Queen during her life. She is the mother to Alesander Darklyn, the current Dusk king of the Dusklands, Lord of Duskendale, and Lord of the Dun Fort. She was also Qarlton Qoherys' sister, and remains an aunt to Quentyn Qoherys and Qarlton Qoherys' bastard, Hugh Dusk.
Lake

**Lake** is a Moderator of Iron Throne Roleplay, first joining ITRP in 5.0 before joining the mod team in 6.0

## Mod History

### Early Career

Lake first joined ITRP in 5.0. He first played the small time Andrew Dondarrion, Lord of Blackhaven, and later Garlan Tyrell, the true Lord of Highgarden. He came to prominence by applying to be Lord Perceon Lannister, Warden of the West, taking the realm by storm by leading the successful Western Rebellion at the end of the iteration.

In 6.0, he succeeded his goal to play the closest thing to a Baratheon, and was chosen to play the major character Durran XXX Durrandon, King of the Stormlands. He also plays Gyles Farwynd and Aegon Targaryen.

## Joining the Mod Team

Lake joined the mod-team as a maester alongside Stag and NCD. He and Stag worked hard to help build the 6.0 wiki during its development cycle. He was later joined by Jonquil.

In August 2018, he was made a junior moderator alongside Cel.

## Mod Jobs

Lake usually is doing rolls for the Common Man, Essosi Master and Black Brother. He also continues to keep close watch over the wiki.
House Mallister

**House Mallister of Seagard** is one of the most prominent noble houses from the riverlands. Seagard is a fortress built to defend the coast against the reavers from the Iron Islands, and dates from before Aegon's Failed Conquest. The Mallisters distrust the ironborn.

Their blazon is a silver eagle displayed, on a purple field. Their motto is "Above the rest". Some Mallisters have worn winged helms.

## History

### Andal Era

The Mallisters conquered most of the Cape of Eagles from the ironborn during the reign of King Torgon Greyiron.

In the century that followed the fall of House Justman, the Mallisters were one of the many river lords who were petty river kings, with House Teague eventually controlling the riverlands.

Lord Petyr Mallister rose against the Storm Kings of House Durrandon, but he had a brief and inglorious reign before his defeat.

The Mallisters are a strong house, and use this strength to press their claim as the Heirs to House Fletcher at the Council of Harrenhal.
House Piper

**House Piper of Pinkmaiden** is one of the chief noble houses from The Kingdom of the Trident. Its seat at Pinkmaiden Castle is located close to the border with The Kingdom of the Rock.

Their blazon is a pink dancing maiden in a swirl of white silk, over blue. Their motto is "Brave and Beautiful".

When House Fletcher first came to power in the Trident, House Piper was one of their strongest supporters. This stalwart support led to the Lord of Pinkmaiden receiving the ancestral title of Warden of the Southern Borders.
House Farwynd

## House Information

### Sigil

Per fess wavy crested tenné and sable, in chief on a demi-guze per fess issuant from the division a longship sailing upon the division of the second

## Historical Information

### Culture

Ironborn

**House Farwynd of Sealskin Point**is a noble house from the Iron Islands. While their main seat is Sealskin Point, they also have several branches spread across the westernmost shores of Great Wyk and scattered islands beyond, such as House Farwynd of the Lonely Light.

They blazon their arms with per fesse: below a black sea with crested line, a black longship, outlined against the setting sun, dark red on orange.

Some claim that the Farwynds from Lonely Light are skinchangers who can take the forms of sea lions, walruses and spotted whales.

Their current Lord of Sealskin Point, Alvyn Farwynd, is a skinchanger himself, who can take the forms of seals or walrusses.
Loren I Lannister

**Loren I Lannister** was the King of the Kingdom of the Rock from 0AA to 5AA.

He was King of the Rock during Aegon's Failed Conquest and made an alliance with House Gardener to fight Aegon Targaryen. He was the junior member of the Great Alliance that emerged victorious from the Aegon’s Conquest. Called ‘the Lazy’ for his delay at the Field of Valor. Died from an infected wound received when trying to cut his steak.
House Florent

**House Florent** **of Brightwater Keep** is a noble house sworn to House Gardener of Highgarden. Their lands are found around the headwaters of the Honeywine River, north of Honeyholt and Oldtown.

## History

According to legend, the Florents, the Balls, and the Peakes descend from the three husbands of Florys the Fox.