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Brandon Karstark

## Heir to Karhold

Brandon Karstark is the second born child to Rorge and Gwen Karstark. He is the eldest son and heir to Karhold. He and Lyarra entered the world minutes apart, with his sister taking the lead early on. Despite this Brandon seems a natural born leader.

## Appearance and Character

Brandon is a handsome man with a strong jawline and somewhat unkempt black hair. He, like his sister, also has pale blue eyes and pale white skin. Brandon stands at 5'10" a tall, but not imposing man. Brandon has strong arm and back muscles and is of an average build for a man who often practices with two handed swords.

The heir to Karhold is cold and sometimes unfeeling, a common trait between the twins. However, Brandon is not a cruel man -- he simply does not care for petty conversations. He is not good at hiding his disdain for anything.
Golden Tooth

The **Golden Tooth**, also called **the Tooth**, is the seat of House Lefford in the Westerlands. It is located along the river road and is east of Ashemark and Sarsfield, west of Riverrun and Pinkmaiden, and north of Hornvale. Although the Golden Tooth is a small castle, it is a strong keep commanding the hill road.

## Location

It is a strong fortress and is well situated to guard the main pass through the mountains and the border with the Riverlands, it is located on the mountanous terrain on the eastern Westerlands, constructed under some of the most important gold mines of the region.

The mountains sorrounding the Golden Tooth create a natural choke point for any invading army, who will have to deal with attackers for many miles even before getting to "The Tooth" itself.

## Layout

The Golden Tooth is a small castle due to the size of the mountains it was built on; it is one of the strongest castles in the Westerlands having several watchtowers which allow control over the main entrance to the Westerlands.

Strong walls along with towers run through the mountains to allow the defence of the region even before the oposing side can get to the castle itself.

## History

Cerion Lannister, King of the Rock, conquered the hilly vicinity of the Golden Tooth by defeating three petty kings. He then granted the region to the Leffords, a House of Andal origin. The gold from The Tooth helped establish House Lannister as one of the richest in all Westeros.
House Florent of Whitegrove

## History

### Kingdom of the Reach

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

The Florents, like the Tyrells, claim descent from the extinct House Gardener, the defunct Kings of the Reach. The Florents have a superior line of descent, and believe that they by rights should possess Highgarden.[6]

### Targaryen Era

Three years before the start of the tourney at Ashford Meadow, Ser Arlan and Dunk (later known as Ser Duncan the Tall) were in service to Lord Florent, who was blind. The Florent arms were spotted by Dunk in the assembled heraldry at the tourney. Ser Aladore Florent and Ser Jon Florent were listed on the rolls. According to Ser Eustace Osgrey, maids of House Osgrey used to marry members of House Florent.
Greencloaks

Lorent Tyrell became Lord of Highgarden in 377, following the death of his nephew Loras Tyrell during the Great Schism. At the insistence of his brother Andrew Tyrell, Lorent installed his own Personal Guard in King's Landing, called the Greencloaks due to the color of their cloaks. Once a small order, they've swelled to over one hundred knights, all of whom are skilled and believed to be loyal.

The Order of the Greencloaks is composed mainly of Reachmen, but there are a few exceptions.

The current commander is Ser Aeryn Celtigar, but there are other notable officers--such as Theomund Rowan, Stuart Bulwer, and Andrew Tyrell, who are also trusted figures of Lorent.

It is important to note that this order is separate from House Tyrell's Household Guard.
Goranesso Dynahran

## The Dragon of Volantis

"Declaring loudly that Goranesso was no dragonlord, Aelyx uttered Dracarys, and Viserion engulfed the Volantene in flame, ending his despotism over the city and Essos. "

## Personal Information

### Occupation

Triach

Goranesso Dynahran, the self-styled Dragon of Volantis, was a triach that seized control of the First Daughter of Valyria, before leading it to a series of military victories that greatly strengthened Volantene strength.

At the height of his power, he began to style himself as a Dragonlord of Valyria reborn, shortly after which he was killed by Aelyx Targaryen, the Last Dragonrider, whom after commanding Viserion to set him ablaze, declared that the Dynahrans had no claim on such a title.
Deepwood Motte

### Location

It is in the North and it lies in the northern wolfswood, east of Sea Dragon Point.

### Vassals

House BranchHouse Woods

House Bole

House Forrester

### Founded

Age of Heroes

Deepwood Motte is the ancestral castle and seat of House Glover. It's an old but not particularly strong castle.

## Layout

It's longhall sits on a hill with a flattened top, along with a watchtower rising fifty feet higher, the tallest object this side of the northern mountains. Below the hill is a bailey containing stables, paddock, smithy, well, and sheepfold. They are defended by a ditch, earthen dike, and palisade of logs. Deepwood's mossy outer walls are protected by two square towers and wallwalks. East and west of the castle are fields of oat and barley.
House Caswell

**House Caswell of Bitterbridge** is a noble house from the Reach. Their seat is Bitterbridge, where the Roseroad meets the river Mander.

Their blazon is a yellow centaur with bow on white.

The Caswells carry the title **Defender of the Fords**.

## History

Orbert Caswell served as Lord Commander of the Night's Watch.

During the Dance of the Dragons, Tom Flowers, the Bastard of Bitterbridge, was one of the commanders during the Battle on the Honeywine. He was burned alive by the dragon Tessarion when Daeron the Daring joined the battle.

House Caswell fought for the Targaryens during the Blackfyre Rebellion. Ser Kyle claimed to have saved the life of Lord Armond Caswell, Lord of Bitterbridge during the rebellion. Armond's son, Lord Joffrey Caswell, faced Kyle in the Whitewalls tourney, unhorsing the knight in the first tilt.

Ser Cleyton Caswell was one of the suitors for Lady Rohanne Webber's hand.

Old Lord Caswell's son, Ser Lorent, took a gift longsword made by Bitterbridge's armorer for his own son, Rolly. Lorent was wounded by Rolly in anger, after which Rolly fled in exile for the Golden Company.

## Current Members

**Family Tree**

* Lord Olymar Caswell (343 - 383)
	+ m. Lady Alerie Chester (359-381)
		- Lord Samwell Caswell, (b. 378)
		- Melicent Caswell, (b. 379)
		- Rickard Caswell (b. 381)

* Ser Mace Caswell, (b. 348)
	+ Margeary Bushy (350-379)
		- Garth Caswell, (b. 368)
		- Garlan Caswell, (b. 379)

## Household

* Mace Caswell - Castellan
* Garlan Caswell
* Garth Caswell - Master-at-arms
* Steffon Flowers
* Roger Fletcher
* Dickon Bushy
* Quentyn Ball
* Theon Chester
* Maester Rivers
Davina Seaworth

## Scion of House Seaworth

**Davina Swann nee Seaworth** is the late wife of Ser Borros Swann. She died in childbed.

## Family

* Her father
	+ Her mother
		- Sibling???
		- Sibling???
		- **Davina Seaworth** (354-376)
			* Ser Borros Swann b. 334
				+ Meredyth Swann b. 373
				+ Ondrew Swann b. 376
					- Reina Sarsfield, Ondrew's wife b. ???
						* Orys Swann, their son, b. 394
						* Steffon Swann, their son, b. 395
Edric Dayne

## Lord of Starfall

**Lord Edric Dayne** was the Lord of Starfall during the War of the Three Stags and the First and Second Targaryen Rebellion.

## History

Lord Edric Dayne was born in 287 AC, the first and only child of Lord Arron Dayne and the nephew of Arthur Dayne, the Sword of the Morning. At age 7, Edric was sent to foster with his uncle, Lord Beric Dondarrion. At age 9, Edric's father Arron Dayne died and Edric became the Lord of Starfall.

## Children

* Marq "Morningstar"
* Ravella the Starmaiden
House Goodbrother

House Goodbrother of Hammerhorn is a noble house from the Iron Islands. They are one of the most powerful houses from Great Wyk, the largest of the islands, and are one of House Greyjoy's primary bannermen. Their keep of Hammerhorn is inland, in the Hardstone Hills, their wealth not coming from the Sunset Sea but from their mines.

Their blazon is a gold-banded black warhorn on red.

House Goodbrother has at least three cadet branches on Great Wyk, the Goodbrothers of Corpse Lake, the Goodbrothers of Crow Spike Keep, and the Goodbrothers of Downdelving. Other branches include theGoodbrothers of Shatterstone on Old Wyk and the Goodbrothers of Orkmont.

## History

Unlike most great houses of the Iron Islands, the Goodbrothers claim descent from the Grey King's loyal eldest brother.

When the kingsmoot was used to choose the High King of the Iron Islands, only House Greyiron had more kings chosen than the Goodbrothers. Urrathon IV Goodbrother was a high king known as "Badbrother" during the Age of Heroes.
Historical Kings and Claimants

## Historical Kings

### **Stannis Baratheon (300AC - 326AC)**

The Iron Stag, was the head of House Baratheon of Dragonstone, the Lord of Dragonstone and after the War of the Three Stags, the King of Westeros.

He was the elder of King Robert I Baratheon's two younger brothers, the youngest being Lord Renly Baratheon. Stannis also served on Robert's small council as Master of Ships. His parents were Steffon Baratheon, Lord of Storm's End, and Lady Cassana Estermont.

As King of Westeros, he was involved in defending the realm from the First Targaryen Rebellion.

### **Selwyn I Baratheon** **(326AC - 345AC)**

The Brooding Storm was the only son of Stannis and King on the Iron Throne. Before his ascension to his throne, Selwyn was the Lord of Dragonstone, the First Lord Commander of the Iron Order, and served as both Master of Ships and Master of Laws for brief periods.

### **Gowen I Baratheon (345AC - 369AC)**

King Gowen was the King of Westeros and the head of House Baratheon of King's Landing from 345 AC until 369 AC. Gowen grew up closer to the council table than the Throne, and was notably extremely bookish. Martial pursuits did not interest him. He notably led the realm through an Era of Reconstruction and then its considered Golden Age of Peace. He ruled notably the longest of Stannis’ children, from 345-369AC.

### **Alaric I Baratheon (369AC - 390AC)**

King Alaric was the King of Westeros and the head of House Baratheon of King's Landing from 369 AC until 390 AC.

Alaric was held to high standards as a lad. But the success of the father made him prideful. His reign was marked with instability as many of the regions had brewing conflict. A religious conflict erupted during his rule, nearly ending a schism.

### **Axel I Baratheon (390AC - 398AC)**

The First of His Name, King Axel was the King of Westeros and Lord of the Seven Kingdoms from the year 390 to the year 398 AC. He had two wives, Lyra Oakheart and Cassanna Penrose.

Towards his death, the King grew old and frail, and some whisper that he might've seen his bastard, Orys, as his trueborn son and heir by Lyra, Robert.
Anguy

Anguy was born 367 AC, he is a farmer at Harvest Hall, he is well known for his size and stregth.

## Appearance and Character

Anguy is a tall, strong man with black hair and a goatee; despite that he is known as a good fellow who enjoys helping others, he befriended Stannis Selmy when he saved him from a band of outlaws in marches near Harvest Hall.
Darrin Tyrell

## Scion of House Tyrell

Darrin is the oldest grandson of Lord Lorent Tyrell and the oldest son of Gawen Tyrell and Alysanne Crane. He has two younger brothers, Lucas and Renly, and two half-sisters Alerie and Rohanne. He was recently married to Margot Redwyne, daughter of Lord Alyn Redwyne.

## Appearance

He has his father's brown hair, but grey eyes like his grandfather Lorent. Despite being fifteen, he is taller and **stronger** than most boys his age.

## Personality

Darrin believes that he will one day become Lord of Highgarden. Because of this belief, he is confident and headstrong. His ego is made worse by his skill with the sword and his natural strength. He believes himself invincible because of his youth.

He is outgoing, impulsive and impatient at times, and easily annoyed. He isn't an emotional person normally, but he can be passionate. He is also protective of his family members and takes great pride in his House and identity.

## History

Darrin was always the tallest boy his age. He discovered his strength at an early age, as well as a natural talent for martial endeavors. He possesses advanced skill with the sword despite being only fifteen, and is an able rider. He has an interest in combat, military strategy, and leadership, and believes that he will someday be a capable Lord of Highgarden, where he's spent most of his life.

Darrin was the squire of his uncle, Andrew Tyrell until early 397, when he was knighted.

He recently married Margot Redwyne. The wedding took place only a month prior to King Axel's death.
Brea Serrett

## Serrett Scion

Lady **Brea Serrett** is the only daughter of Tyrion Serrett and Sarra Crakehall. She is the twin sister of Lord Daven, and despite in her third decade, still unmarried, having expressed the desire not to marry a man she didn't choose.

## Appearance

Brea inherited her mother Sarra's face, big eyes and soft, auburn hair. She is always seen wearing rich dresses of nobility, and is the muse of many a poet and artist around Silverhill.
Coren Rivers

## Bastard of House Blackwood

**Coren\_Rivers** is a member of House Blackwood. He is the bastard son of Ser Gwayne Blackwood, and the second of his three children. He lives at Raventree Hall, and is squire to Ser Drostan Miller, the master-at-arms.

He is unwed.

## History

Coren Rivers was raised in Mudgrave by his mother, a seamstress. Her clientele was primarily merchants in the city, so while poor, she was still able to provide a decent enough living for her and her son. Unlike Gwayne's other children, and in spite of Gwayne's attempts to visit and care financially for the boy, Coren always harbored some resentment toward his father for his lack of presence in his life. This led to him being a bit of a troublesome child, and he often got into trouble.

Coren was thirteen when the Third Targaryen Rebellion was fought. When the war came to an end, Lord Garrett Blackwood, the boy's cousin, came to inform him of his father's death; he also offered Coren a place at Raventree Hall, where he could grow as a member of the Blackwood family. Driven by regret at his lack of closeness with his father, Coren accepted, swearing to someday be as great a knight as Gwayne had been.

Coren was made squire to Ser Drostan Miller, the master-at-arms of Raventree Hall. He threw himself into his training and duties, and proving to be an able student. As he trained more, he demonstrated great skill with the sword and bow.

Coren became close friends with his half-sister, Lara Rivers, when she came to live at Raventree Hall. The two spent much of their free time together, though their time together has decreased as Coren's training has become more rigorous.
House Bolton

**House Bolton of the Dreadfort** is a noble house from the . They are an old line descended from the First Men and dating back to the Age of Heroes. The Boltons are known for their practice of flaying their enemies.

The Bolton sigil is a flayed man, red on pink. Their words are "Our blades are sharp." According to the Bolton servant "Reek", Lord Roose Bolton believes a naked man has few secrets, but a flayed man has none.

As of 398AC, the Dreadfort is ruled by the Lord Royce Bolton and his Lady wife, Emphyria.

## History

The Boltons are an ancient and powerful house of the north who once ruled as Red Kings from the Dreadfort. Their land reached from the Last River and the White Knife to the Sheepshead Hills. It has been suggested that the legendary Night's King was a Bolton.

Since the Long Night the Red Kings were bitter rivals of the Kings of Winter, the Starks of Winterfell. The Boltons achieved some successes against the Starks, with Kings Royce II and Royce IV burning Winterfell. The Boltons are said to have flayed the skins of several Stark lords and hung them in the Dreadfort. According to rumor, some Bolton lords wore the flayed skins of their enemies—including Starks, such as the son of Bael—as cloaks. This practice has given the Boltons a sinister reputation. The last Red King, Rogar the Huntsman, submitted to Winterfell when the Andal invasion of Westeros was also beginning. King Theon Stark, the Hungry Wolf, and the Boltons defeated Argos Sevenstar and his Andals in the Battle of the Weeping Water.

Thousands of years ago, the Dreadfort rose in an unsuccessful rebellion with the Greystarks of the Wolf's Den against the Starks. The Boltons survived the rebellion, although the Greystarks did not.

The Chronicles of Longsister state that during the Rape of the Three Sisters by the Kings of Winter, which occurred two thousand years ago, Belthasar Bolton had a Pink Pavilion made from the the flayed skins of a hundred Sistermen.

The Boltons threatened Winterfell during the reign of King Edrick Snowbeard. At some point unspecified centuries ago, the Boltons rebelled against the Starks. The Stark armies besieged the Dreadfort for two years before the Boltons capitulated to King Harlon Stark and dipped their banners once more.

Approximately a thousand years ago, the Boltons bent their knees to Winterfell and agreed to abandon their practice of flaying their enemies. Also a thousand years ago, Karlon Stark built a castle on land taken from a rebel lord; it is possible this land of House Karstark was taken from the Boltons. For many centuries the Boltons have remained loyal to the Starks, although rumors persist that they continue to flay their prisoners in secret and maintain a hidden chamber in the Dreadfort to display the skins of their enemies.

When Lord Eddard Stark called the banners of the north to fight in Robert's Rebellion, Lord Roose Bolton took up arms, fighting in the Battle of the Trident. Afterward, he counseled that Lord Robert Baratheon should slash the throat of the legendary Kingsguard knight Ser Barristan Selmy, but Robert sent for his maesters instead.

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Dickon Manwoody

## Biography

Dickon was born the first son of the fourth son of the Lord Manwoody in 358 AC. As so far down in the line of succession, he was left to his devices for the most part. He received his education at Kingsgrave and was taught the basic skills that any knight should have, including horseback riding. He also followed in the footsteps of his father and became a proficient wielder of the polearm, more specifically, a nine foot oak spear. He was knighted by his father at the age of 18 after saving him from bandits along the road.

In 380 AC, Dickon took a trip to Essos which changed his life. While in Myr, he got into a fight with several men, some of whom were sons of the Magisters. Unable to return to his ship in the harbor, Dickon fled the city on horseback. Outside the city, he fell into lot with the sellsword company, The Long Lances, who had just left Myr to pursue other contracts. With little else to do, Dickon joined them and swiftly proved his leadership, rising to the rank of Captain by 390 AC, when the Dragon invited them to come east with him and take his throne.

Dickon persuaded his commander, Ossifer of the Mander, to take the offer for he knew as well as him that Westeros was ripe for the picking. They landed with Aelyx on Cracklaw Point and were present for the sacking of Maidenpool and the Battle of Smoke and Sorrow. The Riverlands pacified, they army moved towards the Westerlands, only to be halted at the Golden Tooth by fortifications by the hundreds. Lord Robin Royce had lead the exile of thousands of Riverlanders to the West, vowing to hold the Dragon off at the Golden Tooth. It was utter slaughter. The men of the Golden Company, the Long Lances, and other Essosi sellswords could not break the defenses, and Aelyx could not get his dragon in close enough to burn anything. It was during this fighting that Dickon would lose his right eye to a brutal fight with a man with a naked woman for a sigil, some Piper whom he never learned the name of. Nonetheless, he had survived many injuries over the course of his sellsword career, and he would survive this one.

Aelyx began pulling back, and with the news of the death of his brother Maekar at the Battle of the Last Ridge, the campaign was finished. Ossifer of the Mander was killed by a member of the Frostborn as they rode for the safety of Maidenpool, and Dickon assumed command. After Maekar's body was flung into Maidenpool by Lord Alyn Baratheon, Aelyx fled the continent, the Long Lances following with.

Leaving the Dragon's service after the war, the Long Lances would take up numerous jobs across Essos, now finding themselves in the Disputed Lands, when a representative from the Dragon came to him. He had the backing of Volantis now, something he did not have the last time. Perhaps it was time to try again.

## Timeline

358 AC: Born

376 AC: Knighted by his father

380 AC: Journeys to Essos and joins up with the Long Lances

390 AC: Participates in the Third Targaryen Rebellion, loses an eye, and becomes the commander of the Long Lances

398 AC: Waits in the Disputed Lands
Le boucher de Riga

**Le boucher de Riga** (VO: *The Ripper of Riga*) est le treizième et dernier épisode de la saison 2 d'**Esprits Criminels : Unité Sans Frontières**. C'est également le dernier épisode de la série.

## Synopsis

L'IRT part en Russie quand une ballerine américaine est kidnappée et Jack s'en prend à un ancien agent du KGB qui s'est échappé de prison.

## Affaires

* **Lieu :** Saint-Pétersbourg (Russie)

* **Victimes :** Felicia Pope & Ryan Garrett

* **Raison de la présence des victimes** : Felicia est une étudiante au ballet russe
* **Statut des victimes :** Felicia a été secourue par le FBI
* **Meurtrier :** Ivan Kozar & Oleg Antakov

* **Raison des meurtres :** Ivan était un fan de Felicia mais également en lien avec le Boucher de Riga, Oleg Antakov. Ce dernier a réussi à faire venir le FBI et plus particulièrement Jack Garrett en Russie pour se venger de son arrestation. Il a également enlevé le fils de Jack, Ryan pour forcer ce dernier à tuer son père.
* **Aide des autorités locales :** Major Général Galina Glazunov & Boris Poshakov

## Citation

*Si vous avez peur des loups, n’approchez pas de la forêt.* - Proverbe russe

## Musiques

* *Les millions D'Arlequin: Serenade* - Mela Tenenbaum & Anton Nel
* *Hallelujah* - k.d. lang

## Galerie

1/22

```
   Le Prophète
   Le réveil du monstre
   Le souffle du diable
   Aussi belle que moi
   Les travailleurs de l'ombre
   Trafic
   La Santa Muerte
   L'ultime combat
   Échec au fou
   Le tueur à l'orchidée
   Un pied dans la tombe
   Abominable
   **Le boucher de Riga**
Daena Longwaters

**Daena Longwaters** is the fourth child, and only daughter, of Daevos Firewater. She is a scion of House Longwaters, and serves Aelyx Targaryen.

She has inherited both the eyes and hair colour of High Valyrian's through her grandmother's Targaryen blood, unlike her three older brothers. Rhaegon also had white hair, Daemon recieved the purple eyes - though much paler and closer to lilac, and Maelys was born with neither.
Rhaegon Longwaters

## Captain of Stormsbane

**Rhaegon Longwaters** was the firstborn son of Daevos Firewater, and a member of House Longwaters. He was the Captain of *Stormsbane*, a longship in the Targaryen fleet, and served Aelyx Targaryen.

Unlike his father and siblings, he maintained the Faith of the Seven and spent much of his life distanced from his kin for the decision.

Rhaegon was killed in the Third Targaryen Rebellion onboard a Westerosi vessel after his own was rammed and sunk. None of his crew survived.
Alicent Tyrell

## Scion of House Tyrell

Alicent is the daughter of Lord Lorent Tyrell and Gladys Oakheart, twin sister of Amarei Lannister, and the sibling of Gawen Tyrell.

## Appearance

She and her twin had a striking resemblance, and shared their mother's brown hair and blue eyes. She had a warm and sweet demeanor.

## Personality

Alicent was a sweet child, and was known by friends and servants as "The Sweet Rose" for her temperament. She retained her kindness throughout her life, but was shy as a youth.

## History

Alicent had a close relationship with her siblings, especially her twin Amarei and older brother Gawen. She was well loved, and she had several hopeful suitors who either she or her father turned down. Her father sought a Baratheon prince or principal Reach heir for her husband.

Unbeknownst to most, she met and fell in love with Lord Morrigan Swann when he visited Highgarden. She became pregnant with his child--a pregnancy she was able to hide due to her thin frame until her third trimester, when her family got involved and urged her and Morrigan--who'd already left Highgarden--to marry. She gave birth to Ravella Storm in 383. Unfortunately, she died during childbirth. Her death, along with Morrigan's attitude and refusal to marry Alicent, has resulted in a lack of closure on the Tyrell side, as well as animosity from the Lord of Highgarden and its scions towards members of House Swann despite efforts by Corvella Swann, Morrigan's sister, to mend relations.
Barristan Baratheon

## Biography

Born near the end of 369 AC to Edric Baratheon and Cassana Seaworth, Prince Barristan Baratheon was born a cousin to the King. He, along with his older brother grew up in Kings Landing. For the first several years of his life he could be found at Stannis' feet, following the older boy and his friends around. He grew in size, quickly, always trying to do what his brother was doing. Once his brother became a squire, Barristan found himself with time on his hands. With his brother training Barristan spent his time reading, short small books first, that quickly became longer books on Philosophy, and Leadership. His brother married in 381 and their friends moved on, Barristan found himself alone, his Brother was becoming a man, while Barristan felt he was still a boy. After months of begging his father, Barristan was finally sent to House Piper, in Pink Maiden to squire. He became a squire for the Lord of the House, and there he met his future wife, Joanna Piper. As Joanna was several years younger than him, their wedding was put off until Joanna was older. When he was twenty, and she was sixteen they were married in Pinkmaiden's Hall.

Shortly after the wedding he received word from his brother. He left his young wife with child to go to battle with his brother. Barristan is a veteran of the Battle of The Last Ridge, where he fought expertly, and was commended for his command of squads, and leathality with his Battleaxe. After the Battle he was Knighted by his brother, this was consequently, the second best moment of his life. He did not love battle, but he was good at it, and while his brother chased down the Targaryens, Barristan returned to Pinkmaiden, to meet his child.

When he returned to Pinkmaiden, he found that his wife had miscarried. The death of his child affected them both greatly, and he became very devout to the faith of the seven as a result.

His Faith is a major part of his life. The Father commanded him to provide for his family, and people. He has learned to be self sufficient in most circumstances. The Mother commands him to be kind, and loving. The Maiden commands he uphold the virtues. The Warrior commands his Battleaxe, and teaches him be ready to respond to the cry of the innocent. The Smith commands him to be strong, and true. The Crone reminds him that all things fail, Beauty, Strength, Wisdom. The Stranger commands him to never be afraid of what he does not know or understand and to enter action with boldness, for we all must die.

## Timeline

Timeline

369 AC - Barristan Baratheon Born

381 AC - Barristan Becomes Squire for Lord of Pinkmaiden (Lord Piper)

389 AC - Married Joanna Piper

390 AC - Barristan Fights in the Battle of Last Ridge

## Family

Father: Edric Baratheon

Mother: Cassana Seaworth

Brother: Stannis Baratheon

Wife: Joanna Piper
Daven Serrett

## Castellan of Silverhill

Castellan of Silervhill

Lord ****Daven Serrett**** is the current Lord of Silverhill, as the firstborn son of the deceased Lord Tyrion. He ascended to the lordship following his father's death in 363 AC. He's married to Lady Alerie Lydden and with her has a small daughter, named Lierin.

He abdicated in 398AC following an injury, and now serves his House as a castellan.

## Appearance

Daven, much like his younger brother Renly, has his father's brown hair, and light blue eyes. His body is toned and muscular from years of practice with the blades and arrows.
House Cassel

**House Cassel** is a minor house of the north in the service of the Starks of Winterfell. They blazon their arms with ten white wolf heads on grey with a black border.

## History

Martyn Cassel was killed at the Tower of Joy in the Red Mountains of Dorne during a battle with three members of Aerys II Targaryen's Kingsguard. Lord Eddard Stark buried him there in a cairn.

Martyn fathered four sons, yet only Jory lived to be a man. Jory was among those who attended the wedding of Eddard and Catelyn Tully. In his attempt to remove the dress from Catelyn, he tore it.

Martyn's brother, Ser Rodrik Cassel, was married three times and had only daughters. His only surviving child is Beth.
Derrick Ambrose

## Biography

Derrick was born the second born son to Lord Farley Ambrose amidst a stormy summer night, brother to Garlan Ambrose. Garlan was seven years older than Derrick, yet brotherly love prevailed between the two. Their father was away during his birth, and sadly Derrick’s mother was killed bringing him into the world. It’d been the year of the Great Schism, and Lord Farley was away warring, or so his soldiers said. Many more told of their Lord father’s more distasteful endeavors, not that any of that matters. Somehow, somewhere their father took an arrow shaft to the arm, and despite proper medical treatment, he passed only months later to the sickness that took him. Care of the castle had fallen onto Ser Cedrick Ambrose, youngest and last living brother to Farley Ambrose. The man was a father to both young Garlan and Derrick, and soon Garlan had been equipped with all the talents necessary for leadership, while Derrick had been made a warrior. Taken under the tutelage of Garlan, Derrick made quick work of his stewardship. He was a hard worker, yes, but more so than that he was determined. He’d spent endless nights reading battle tales of old, and when he wasn’t doing that he was working on swordsmanship. He’d dreamed of joining the Kingsguard, it seemed honorable enough, and House Baratheon were their liege lords, it only made sense to serve them to young Derrick. Finally the day had come, and at seventeen Derrick was named Ser Derrick, the unlikely champion of House Ambrose. At twenty he’d made himself known during the occasional melees, never quite winning, but doing well enough to merit notice. He was small by most men’s standards, but quick despite that. it seemed like fame and glory were all that awaited him, that is of course until Garlan’s accident.

A year after Derrick’s knighting, Garlan and a company of men had decided to sale to Essos, intending to invest in some plausible trade endeavors, but Garlan had insisted on going himself. He never returned, some say pirates took Garlan Ambrose’s life, while more speculate the waves took their due from the young Lord, whatever the case his brother was dead. Soon after Derrick was named Lord to Ambrose Keep, liege to all the men he had served alongside. His brother’s death was a startling surprise, and not one that Derrick took very well.

Now six years later Derrick still commands over Ambrose Keep, unmarried and ever the adventurer. Despite his uncles quirks, he still refuses to take a wife, and instead often spends his time hunting and drinking. He was a fair Lord, nobody could argue otherwise, but a novice nonetheless. He’d been made a soldier, not a leader.

## Timeline

375 AC - Birth and death of his mother

376 AC - Death of his father, Lord Farley Ambrose

392 AC - Knighting

393 AC - Death of his brother
House Brune of Brownhollow

## House Brune

**House Brune of Brownhollow** is a house of landed knights from Brownhollow, which is located in Crackclaw Point in the crownlands.

They blazon their arms with a bear paw, brown on white, within a double tressure brown.

The Brownhollow Brunes are presumably a cadet branch of House Brune of the Dyre Den.
Emmon Seaworth

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## Lord of Cape Wrath

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Lord Emmon Seaworth

Old, Leadership, Sailing (e), Navigator, Engineer

- Grandson of Stannis Seaworth, who was Master of Ships for the Iron Throne.

- Was a knight of little renown in his youth - was frustrated that he had a mind good for war, but never had a sword arm particularly good at it.

- Served in multiple naval battles in 3rd Targaryen Rebellion. Commanded the naval forces of the Stormlands, and his bold leadership and tactics helped to defeat and destroy the essosi mercenary fleets.

- Came to advise and befriended previous Lord of Storm's End, despited the frequent vanity and foolishness of the lord. Tried to help the man become something worthwhile, failed, and decided to try with the Lord Baratheon's son Alyn instead.

- Close friends with Lord Alyn Baratheon of Storm's End, who he befriended while helping Alyn restore order to his late father's neglected lands and fiefdoms.

- Cynical and frank demeanor.

- Not particularly religious, though pays lip sevice to the Seven.

- Loves his family, though he fears he is not a good husband or father.

- Advised Alyn Baratheon to back Prince Beron at the great council of 398, but his advice was not heeded

- After the acension of King Orys Baratheon, Emmon soon left King's Landing, fearing that war would soon come.

- Sailed to King's Landing in hopes of helping Lord Corin Stark take the throne for Beron, but arrived four days late.

- Named Warden of Stormlands Seas by Corin Stark.

- Spotted two Targaryen Fleets on their approach to Cape Wrath, and encounted another, led by Jacaerys Targaryen, off of Masseys' Hook.

- Routed Jacaerys Targaryen's fleet in battle, though the Targaryen escaped.
House Farwynd of Lonely Light

## House Information

### Sigil

Per fesse: below a black sea with crested line, a black longship, outlined against the setting sun, dark red on orange

### Region

Iron Islands

**House Farwynd of the Lonely Light** is a noble house from the Iron Islands. It is a cadet branch of the main Farwynd house. Their lands lie on the Lonely Light, an island eight days sail to the northwest of Great Wyk.

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.
Gowen I Baratheon

## Lord of the Seven Kingdoms

**Gowen I Baratheon** was the King of Westeros and the head of House Baratheon of King's Landing from 345 AC until 369 AC.

## History

Gowen grew up closer to the council table than the Throne, and was notably extremely bookish. Martial pursuits did not interest him. He notably led the realm through an Era of Reconstruction and then its considered Golden Age of Peace. He ruled notably the longest of Stannis’ children, from 345-369AC. Gowen was known for leading several reforms, particularly economic reforms. He was also known for hosting lavish feasts.

He is also remembered for disbanding the Iron Order, the organisation founded by his father as a knightly group to help maintain order throughout the seven kingdoms.

His personal life is not well documented, but his lady wife said that he went through periods where he resembled his father, brooding, serious. Neglected as a child, his feasts were merely concealing how he felt. He was a doting father to his own son, Alaric.

## Death

As Gowen's feasts grew in frequency and scale, becoming regular and lavish, his health declined further. In his final days he was noted to have difficulty walking any more than short distances, his feet plagued by great necrotic sores, although they gave him little pain. In the moons preceding his demise, it is said that his vision started to falter, although the King remained in high spirits, continuing to encourage merriment within his halls. In 369AC however, upon returning from his most recent banquet, he found himself suddenly short of breath, and collapsed rapidly after. His son, Alaric, succeeded him.
Moj Mali Poni: Prijateljstvo je čarolija

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**Moj Mali Poni: Prijateljstvo je čarolija** (Prijateljstvo je magija)
(*My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic*)

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* Emitovanje: 2011. – 2016.

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House Drumm

**House Drumm of Old Wyk** is a noble house from the Iron Islands, tracing their history back for at least eight hundred years. Their seat is on the island of Old Wyk, the island considered holiest by the ironmen and the first one colonized by the First Men. The current Head of the House is Quenton Drumm.

They blazon their shield with a bone hand, white on red.

## History

The Drumms own a Valyrian steel sword, Red Rain, which was taken from a knight years ago by Hilmar the Cunning with wits and a wooden cudgel. Due to the name and the color of the sword, it is possible the sword belonged to House Reyne.

The Drumms hold the title "Lord of Old Wyk", suggesting they have some type of sovereignty over the whole island and its other houses, such as the Stonehouses. During the Greyjoy Rebellion, the Drumms would have commanded the defense of their island against the host led by Ser Barristan Selmy.

## Recent Events

In 340, the younger brothers of Lord Torgon Drumm, Balon and Dagon Drumm, joined Lord Farwynd on his seemingly ill-fated Sunset Migration, and were never heard from again.

Lord Torgon would father three sons; Quellon, Theon and Maron. Lord Torgon passed away in 382 AC, aged 64. His eldest son, Quellon, inherited his title.

During the Third Targaryen Rebellion, Lord Quellon sided with the Baratheons and went to war alongside his only son who made it to manhood, Harren, as well as his eldest brother Theon and Theon's two sons, Balon and Quenton. Meanwhile his younger brother Maron held Old Wyk. House Drumm fought admirably, but during the war Harren and later Quellon would die during the fighting. This left Theon as Lord of Old Wyk, with his eldest son Balon as heir. His second son, Quenton, left Old Wyk, choosing the life of a Reaver and a Sell-Sail.

However four years later, in 394 AC, Theon soon became sickly and it was likely he would pass soon. Seeking one last adventure before he became Lord, Balon joined his younger brother on a reaving. However they met with more resistance than expected and Balon died in the fighting. Upon returning home, Quenton found his father had passed away, and was named Lord of Old Wyk.
House Fowler

**House Fowler of Skyreach** is a noble house from Skyreach in Dorne. They hold the title of "Warden of the Prince's Pass" and watch over the Prince's Pass. The current lord is Albin Fowler. Their words are "Let Me Soar". Their blazon it as a hooded blue hawk on silver.

## History

The Fowlers were First Men kings who ruled from Skyreach, which guarded the Wide Way between Dorne and the Reach. They titled themselves Kings of Stone and Sky and Lords of the Wide Way. Along with the Daynes and Yronwoods, the Fowlers were among the most powerful of the Dornish kings.

The Fowlers often warred with the marcher lords to their north. King Ferris Fowler led 10,000 Dornishmen through the Wide Way to the Kingdom of the Reach, but they were turned back by King Garth VII Gardener.

Following the defeat of King Garrison Fowler, who was then exiled to the Night's Watch, the Fowlers sided with the Martells against the Yronwoods during Nymeria's War a thousand years ago. Since then they have feuded with the Yronwoods, the Wardens of the Stoneway east of the Prince's Pass.

In 10 AC during the First Dornish War, Lord Fowler led a Dornish host which burned Nightsong and took hostages from the marcher castle. The Targaryens retaliated by unleashing their dragons on Skyreach and other Dornish castles.

When she was younger, Princess Arianne Martell would ride the shoulders of one of the Fowler twins, Jeyne and Jennelyn, while at play in the Water Gardens.

### Recent History

* 378 AC: Twins Sarella and Albin is born to Yoren Fowler and Gemma Fowler
* 380 AC: Yoren "The Unlucky Hawk" Fowler dies, Sarella at two years old is the heir to the Skyreach
* 383 AC: Gemma Fowler dies
* 387 AC: Belandra Fowler dies
* 389 AC: Lady Cedra Fowler of the Skyreach dies, Sarella Fowler inherit the title Lady of the Skyreach, Ferris Fowler and Symon Fowler rule the Skyreach together
* 389 AC: Sarella Fowler dies, Albin Fowler is the heir, Ferris and Symon continue to rule
* 390 AC: Third Targaryen Rebellion
* 390 AC: Sand King conflict breaks out in Dorne
* 392 AC: Ferris Fowler takes Albin Fowler for a Grand tour of the Free Cities
* 394 AC: Ferris and Albin returns as the threat of the Sand King arises in Dorne
* 394 AC: Albin Fowler comes of age and rules the Skyreach with Symon Fowler and Ferris Fowler as advisors
* 394 AC: Sand King conflict is resolved
* 394 AC: Albin Fowler marries Sylva Manwoody
* 396 AC: Albin Fowler participates in tourneys in the Stormlands, the Reach and the Westerlands and places very well in several jousts
* 397 AC: During Sylva’s pregnancy, Albin meets a lowborn woman from the Reach and takes her for his paramour
* 397 AC: Sylva gives birth to a boy, Walter, but dies soon after

## Location

Skyreach is the seat of House Fowler in Dorne. It is located at the southern end of the Prince's Pass, south of Kingsgrave and near a river that flows east to Yronwood.
House Harlaw

## Current Information

### Cadet House(s)

Harlaws of Grey Garden, Harlaw Hall, Harridan Hill, and the Tower of Glimmering.

**House Harlaw of Harlaw** is one of the most powerful houses from the Iron Islands, ruling over the entire island of Harlaw from the castle of Ten Towers. Their blazon is a silver scythe on black.

All the other houses of Harlaw pledge fealty to them, including Houses Volmark, Stonetree, Myre and Kenning.

Cadet branches of the Harlaws are located at Grey Garden, Harlaw Hall, Harridan Hill, and the Tower of Glimmering.

## History

The Harlaws of antiquity were rock and salt kings on the island of Harlaw. Myres and the Kennings had been their bitter foes in the past, but eventually they submitted to the Harlaws.

The young Erich V Harlaw, High King of the Iron Islands, recovered Fair Isle for the ironborn, but he eventually lost the island once he grew old. His son, Harron Harlaw, slew King Gareth II Gardener at Oldtown.

The Harlaws' original keep was Harlaw Hall, until Lord Theomore Harlaw, the grandfather of Lord Rodrik Harlaw's grandfather, constructed Ten Towers. Theomore had lost three newborn sons due to the dampness and unhealthiness of Harlaw Hall and decided to build a better located dwelling, but since Theomere was a man who used to change his opinion, he ended building ten different keeps that eventually were connected by wallwalks and covered bridges, creating the castle that would be known as the Ten Towers.
Duncan Kettleblack

## the Brain of Kettleblack

"as my dear Mother said of us as children, I am the brain my brother Osgood the feet, my brother Dontos the heart, and Ser Rorik is that hands. My brothers will listen to my words, without hesitation. You may call me the master puppeteer of our band of misfits." ~Duncan Kettleblack

## Biographical Information

### Liege

King Aelyx Targaryen the Last Dragon Rider

## Biography

All though Duncan suffers from Dwarfism, he has not suffered the same bullying one might with his condition. As the youngest born of four brothers and the smartest of the Kettleblack family he was often accused of being a ringleader. He kept the books for their brothels, and spoke to lordlings whom had quarrels with his Brothers but if anyone pointed to laugh at the man they would have to deal with Rorik Kettleblack.

After the fall of Orys Baratheon Duncan formulated a plan to escape the punishments other lords were suffering. Although the Kettleblacks lacked a lordly position Duncan foresore their mistreatment and the eventual decay of their proud family. In the dead of knight he and his cousin Tygett the Second Kettleblack sailed from Kingslanding on a sellsail ship and ventured to Essos to meet with Aelyx Targaryen whom welcomed them with open arms.
Beatris Peake

## Lady of Highgarden

Mathis Tyrell

Elinor Tyrell

Beatris is the second wife of Lord Lorent Tyrell, and is the current Lady of Highgarden.

## Appearance

Beatris has rich brown hair and dark blue eyes. In her youth, she was said to be a great beauty, but with age her good looks have begun to fade. She has retained her slender figure, and wears flattering dresses made of the finest materials. She is fond of jewelry and other accessories that complement her beauty.

## Personality

Vain and proud, Beatris is not one to lose gracefully. She was never fond of Garlan or his wife Vera, and she grew to resent her own husband after years of silence between the two, which she deemed as negligence and mistreatment on his part. Despite it all, she did not mourn the loss of Garlan or his son, and considers herself blessed to be the Lady of Highgarden, a position that surpassed her own expectations for herself. Despite her ambitious nature, she has never taken for granted what she has, and is loyal to both her husband Lorent, and stepson Gawen Tyrell, despite an innate desire to see her own son, Mathis, rise beyond his station.

## History

Beatris was born in 353, and became a lady-in-waiting to Vera Tyrell, the lady wife of Garlan Tyrell in 367. Young and beautiful, she quickly drew the eye of every man at court, but she took no interest in any of them except for Garlan Tyrell, the Lord of Highgarden himself. His difficulty with fathering healthy children was a popular topic among Highgarden's residents, and she quickly heard rumors of his love for women. More specifically, young, beautiful women like herself.

According to rumors that surfaced in mid 368, Beatris was just one of many lovers of Garlan. The rumor spread quickly, so quickly in fact, that Vera confronted her husband, and demanded that he stop his dalliances, going as far as to threaten to leave him with his heir, Loras, and to expose the names of his mistresses. She even threatened to have Beatris sent back to Starpike, ruined and shamed.

Beatris was married the following year in late 369 to Lorent Tyrell, Garlan's younger brother, a widower of several years. The marriage was loveless, and Beatris was not used to the indifference shown to her by her new husband. She miscarried their first child in 370, which only worsened their relationship further, and the following year she gave birth to Eleyna Rowan, then Willem in 373 (who died due to sickness in 376), Mathis in 375, and finally Elinor in 378.