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Battleaxe

**Anita Ehren**, also known as ***Battleaxe***, is is a human mutate.

## Biography

Not much is known about Anita Ehren's history before she became a member of the Grapplers, the female division of the Unlimited Class Wrestling Federation. Along with the other Grapplers, Battleaxe apparently gained superhuman powers due to being submitted by the Grapplers' manager Auntie Freeze for the Power Broker's strength-boosting treatments.

## Affiliation

* Grapplers
* Femizons

## Powers and Abilities

### Powers

**Superhuman Strength**

**Superhuman Stamina**

**Superhuman Durability**

### Abilities

**Wrestling:** Battleaxe is a trained wrestler.

**Axemanship:** She is apparently skilled at using axes in battle.

## Equipment

**Pair of Double-Headed Axes:** Battleaxe wields a pair of double-headed axes in combat.
Muriel Mournhall

Status: Deceased

Muriel was an elderly nun of Pelor who tended to a small monastery in Creekmoor. Despite her advanced age, her meditations and daily practice have left her quite formidable in battle. She fights with a short staff, using skills not unlike a monk. When the End of All Things came to Creekmore, she fought valiantly to protect her village before being mind controlled by Rulf. This forced her to sacrifice herself by casting a ward to protect the guard tower where the Party found her.

She supported The Party with advice and direction as it ventured out to secure the area surrounding Creekmore. During one of their attacks on a Juiblex cult encampment, she gave her life casting a ward to seal away a portal spewing an endless stream of deadly oozes.
Marlin Coppertooth

Status: Deceased

Marlin was the captain of the Stout Eels pirate crew. He has a reputation for brutality as well as surprisingly adept diplomacy when necessary. He was engaged to marry Karla Pretinha and followed her in his ship when she abandoned the flotilla. He fought alongside Karla in the battle that followed, fiercely engaging with The Party. As the battle dragged on, Karla decided to finish Zazu Blue and Don Bon with a massive cloudkill spell. As Marlin and his Stout Eels were engaged with The Party, they suffered the effects of the spell. Several crewmembers died and Marlin retreated to his ship. The fighting continued and Marlin was struck dead by Bavin Dreamroot as his crew fought back against an out of control Karla.
House Oakheart

House Norcross

**House Oakheart of Old Oak** is an old and powerful family from Old Oak in the Reach. They are among the noble houses from the Reach that can trace their descent from Garth Greenhand. As part of the longstanding rivalry between the Reach and Dorne, Oakhearts have fought Dornishmen extensively.

Their arms are three green oak leaves on gold. Their banner is thus referred to as the Three Leaves.

## History

The Oakhearts claim descent from John the Oak, a legendary son of Garth Greenhand. The petty kings of Old Oak joined the Kingdom of the Reach, the realm of King Garth III Gardener, through a pact of friendship and mutual defense.

During the War of Conquest, Lord Oakheart led King Mern IX Gardener's left at the Field of Fire. When Prince Nymor Martell sent his daughter Deria as an envoy in 13 AC, King Aegon I Targaryen rejected Lord Oakheart's suggestion to send her to the meanest brothels of King's Landing.

When Princess Rhaenyra Targaryen toured the south in 112 AC, the son of Lord Oakheart courted her.

Lord Edgerran Oakheart was known for fighting Dornishmen. Alester Oakheart and Ser Olyvar the Green Oak died at the side of Daeron I Targaryen in the Prince's Pass.

Ser Eustace Osgrey complained that House Oakheart tried to keep one foot in each camp during the First Blackfyre Rebellion.

Ser Arys Oakheart was named to Robert Baratheon's Kingsguard in 290 AC.
Houses of Brutecia

The Houses of Brutecia are formally recognized groups that wield power and influence throughout the Silver Empire, especially in its capital at Brutecia. The Houses are comprised of the Inner Circle, ten Houses that work directly with the Silver Emperor, and an Outer Circle of less powerful organizations.

## Requirements

Groups hoping to apply for House status must apply through the Central Planning Office in Brutecia. Applications are fairly straight-forward and require prospective Houses to:

* demonstrate tangible value to the Silver Empire, usually in the form of some kind of speciality.
* offer a piece of new territory with at least ten permanent residence for annexation into the empire.
* submit a gift to the Silver Empire's trophy collection, usually some type of creature.

Approved applicants are given a House title representative of the gift offered. Houses that rely on martial strength tend to offer impressive beasts as trophies, while civilian House offerings are generally more mundane.

## House Elevation and Relegation

To guard against complacency amongst the Houses, one seat in the Inner Circle must be replaced every year. In an annual ceremony, the House deemed worthiest among the Outer Circle takes the place of one unfortunate Inner House. Competition is fierce, as some Houses plan dramatic acts of heroism and others seek to undermine their rivals at every turn to secure their station.

## Current Inner Circle Houses

House Bone Devil -- Elite mercenaries

House Oni -- Spies and assassins

House Beholder -- Wizards

House Hag -- Warlocks

House Paladin -- Inquisitors

House Toad -- Merchants

House Honeybee -- Refugee services

House Flatworm -- Doctors

House Steer -- Ranchers

House Squid -- Shipwrights

## Notable Outer Circle Houses

House Tyrannus -- Demon hunters

House Shadow -- Monks

House Owlbear -- Barbarians

House Treeant -- Rangers

House Salamander -- Sorcerers

House Satyr -- Bards

House Mimic -- Historians

House Sphinx -- Explorers

House Basilisk -- Artisans

House Golem -- Warforgers
House Manwoody

House Manwoody of Kingsgrave is an old Dornish noble house. Its seat, Kingsgrave, is placed amidst the Prince's Pass, guarding access to Dorne.

They blazon their banners with a white skull with a golden crown, over a black field.

## Recent History

Like near all other Dornish houses, House Manwoody was heavily involved in the fighting during the Archon's invasion of Dorne during the Dornish-Triarchy War.
House Lannister of Darry

## House Information

### Sigil

uarterly, first and fourth gules a lion rampant or, second and third tenné a plowman sable

## Current Information

### Current Heir

Unclear, either Margot Lannister or Tywell Lannister

## Historical Information

### Founded by

Lancel Lannister

House Lannister of Darry is a noble house from Castle Darry in the riverlands, and a cadet branch of House Lannister of Casterly Rock.

Their sigil is the Lion of Lannister, gold on red, quartered with the Darry plowman.

## History

Ser Lancel Lannister was granted Castle Darry and its lands after the Battle of the Blackwater, as House Darry's child lord, Lyman Darry, died during the War of the Five Kings. Lord Lancel would later renounce both lordship and marriage to join the Warrior's Sons, but not before bestowing a son upon his wife, Lady Amerei Frey.
Peggio Argus

Status: Alive

Peggio is a bard and captain of the Treble Clef pirates. He believes in savoring beauty and indulging in all of life's pleasures. He has assembled a crew of artists, gourmands, and pleasure-seekers of all persuasions.

While observing Don Bon's questioning by the Patriarch, Peggio took an interest in Gussy and Max Dosage (who had taken the form of her identical twin). Max seduced Peggio, but transformed into a young boy during the act. Peggio was disgusted and horrified, sending both Max and Gussy away.

Peggio and his crew joined the hunt for Karla after she insulted the Patriarch and abandoned the flotilla.
House Bracken

House Bracken of Stone Hedge is an old house from Stone Hedge in the Riverlands, one of the main families sworn to House Baelish of Harrenhal.

## History

### Age of Heroes

The Brackens have the blood of the First Men in their veins and were kings of the riverlands during the Age of Heroes. They have an old and bitter feud against their neighbors, the Blackwoods. According to the Brackens, the Blackwoods were vassals who betrayed the Brackens and usurped their crown.

### Andal Riverlands

The Brackens and Blackwoods allied together against the Andal invasion, but they were defeated in the battle of the Bitter River. The feud has continued throughout the years, aided by House Bracken's change to the Faith of the Seven after the Andal invasion. The Blackwoods believe the Brackens poisoned the weirwood at Raventree Hall. Battle Valley and the village of Blackbuckle are part of the disputed land. There have been numerous peaces between the Brackens and Blackwoods, 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.

When Lady Agnes Blackwood led the resistance of the river lords to King Harwyn Hoare, Lord Lothar Bracken attacked Agnes's army from behind. It is possible Lothar hoped to become King of the Trident after Harwyn defeated the Storm King Arrec Durrandon, but House Hoareinstead took the riverlands for themselves. Harwyn starved Lothar to death when he later rose in rebellion.

## Recent History

Jonos Bracken swore fealty to Robb Stark during the War of the Five Kings, but changed his allegance shortly after the Red Wedding and received a royal pardon, along with the lands of Woodhedge, Crossbow Ridge, Buckle, Lord's Mill, and Honeytree. Later, House Bracken would join the fight against the Others at Winterfell. Family tradition states that Jonos Bracken would find the Valyrian Steel sword Piety among the ruins of Oldstones during the march. Jonoswould die fighting at Winterfell during the Long Night alongside the other man who claimed ownership of the blade, Hostor Blackwood. Jamie Lannister returned Piety to House Blackwood, who had a new hilt with a wierwood motif made for the longsword, but it was reacquired during the reign of Edmund Iby the Bracken family who lambasted the Blackwoods for putting their faith in the Kingslayer. The Brackens would alter the blade again by having the Warrior's image engraved on the base of the blade by the Mott's. During Brynden's Rebellion, House Bracken sided with Brynden Baelish, for which their rivals House Blackwood were given the Valyrian steel sword Piety.
House Vance of Atranta

## House Information

### Sigil

Quarterly, first and fourth, argent, a dragon vert, second and third, sable, a tower argent

## Historical Information

### Founded by

Armistead Vance

House Vance of Atranta is one of the two great branches of House Vance in the Riverlands the other being House Vance of Wayfarer's Rest.

They blazon their arms as quartered, a green dragon on white and a white tower on black.

## History

Armistead Vance was the mightiest of the Andal conquerors who defeated King Tristifer IV Mudd.

In the century after the downfall of House Justman, the Vances were among the petty kings who disputed the riverlands. The Vances of Atranta joined the Blackwoods and the Tullys in rebellion against King Humfrey I Teague. Both Lords Vance were slain in the ensuing war. Lord Robert Vance rebelled against the ensuing rule of House Durrandon, but he was eventually defeated.
Mastermind (Jason)

**Jason Wyngarde**, also known as ***Mastermind***, is a human mutant.

## Biography

While working as a carnival mentalist, Jason Wyngarde was enlisted by Magneto to serve as a member of the original Brotherhood of Evil Mutants. Magneto sought to protect his fellow mutants from persecution by conquering humanity and ruling the world himself. As Mastermind, Wyngarde helped the Brotherhood in pursuit of this goal.

## Affiliation

* Brotherhood of Evil Mutants (*formerly*)
* Factor Three (*formerly*)

## Relatives

* Martinique Wyngarde (*daughter*)
* Regan Wyngarde (*daughter*)
* Megan Gwynn (*alleged daughter*)
* Mastermind (*clone*)

## Powers and Abilities

### Powers

**Telepathic Illusions:** Mastermind is a mutant with the power to cast illusions. He can psionically cause other people to see, hear, touch, smell, and/or taste things which do not actually exist. For example, he can seem to make a solid wall appear in an empty space. He can also cause people to see, hear, touch, smell, and/or taste real things in ways that they would not do naturally. For example, he can make himself look and sound like a different person, like a wall, or invisible. Since his power only affects the mind, his illusions cannot be recorded on film or tape or by other means. However, his power works so strongly on the mind that even if his victims know they are being subjected to an illusion, they will still react to the illusion as if it were reality unless they can rid themselves of all suspicions that it is indeed reality. Hence, if Mastermind creates the illusion of a wall, most people, even if they know it is not real, will still be unable to walk through it. Invariably, Mastermind's illusions are so realistic that most people are unable to help having the feeling, at least subconsciously, that they are reality.

* ***Memory Manipulation:*** Mastermind can use his illusions to rewrite the memories of impressionable minds, such as those of children. This process, however, is often flawed.

### Weaknesses

**NIcotine Addiction:** Mastermind habitually smokes cigarettes.

## Notes

* Mastermind is 6'2", weighs 190 pounds, has brown eyes and gray hair that was formerly brown.
Casterly Rock

Casterly Rock, nicknamed the Rock, is a castle and the seat of House Lannister. The capital of the Westerlands, it overlooks the harbor of Lannisport and the Sunset Sea.

Nearby strongholds includes Kayce and Feastfires to the west, Sarsfield to the north and Cornfield, Payne Hall and Clegane's Keep to the south.

## Layout

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

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

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

The Lion's Mouth, the main entry to Casterly Rock, is an enormous natural cavern reaching two hundred feet high. Its steps are now wide enough for twenty riders. Its port has docks, wharves, and shipyards and is accessible by longships and cogs. From below the Rock thunder can be heard, where the sea comes in.

The Golden Gallery contains treasures of the Lannisters, including gilded ornaments and walls. The Hall of Heroes is where the Lannisters and their close kin who have died valiantly are interred. The armor of Lannisters of old are also displayed in the hall. The Stone Garden is a godswood with a twisted weirwood.

## Recent History

The firstborn son of Jaime Lannister and Brienne of Tarth inherited the Rock after his father's death, whereas his younger brother became the Lord of Tarth.
Brazen Titans

The Brazen Titans are a sellsword company operating primarily in western Essos.

## History

The Brazen Titans were founded at a tavern in the Harbour District of Tyrosh eight years before Aegon's Conquest of Westeros.

Contrary to common belief, the company does not derive it's name from the great Titan of Braavos; instead, it's founder named it for the dragon Balerion that had recently scoured a Volantene fleet at Lys - the name "Titan", therefore, is the result of an error in translation, as the word is also an antiquated term for 'dragon' in the particular bastard dialect of Valyrian spoken in the Free City.

## Recent History

The Brazen Titans were among the sellsword companies employed by the Triarchy during the Dornish-Triarchy war.
Keepers of the Waves

The Keepers of the Waves are a sellsail company that operate out of the Narrow Sea, most commonly throughout the Stepstones.

It's name is believed to be an attempt to legitimize the company as toll collectors, given their tendency to impose a 'tax' of a hundred golden dragons, or it's equivalent in foreign currencies, on any vessel that passes by it's own armada.

## History

Long standing rivals of the Wolves on the Wind, the two companies share a brutal history of violent naval skirmishes. Such is believed to have occurred when the Keepers attempted to levy a tax upon the Wolves' own vessels, causing a battle in the waves near Bloodstone.
Anlos

Anlos is a walled city located upon the river flowing from Long Lake, just south of the Pentoshi Flatlands.

It is currently ruled by the Free City of Myr through a representative of the Slavers of Myrth, although they ultimately operate under guidance from the Archon of the Triarchy of the Three Daughters.

## Location and Geography

Located north of Myr along the Trader's Road, Anlos in positioned just to the southwest of Long Lake. To the north the Pentoshi Flatlands can be found, and to the east are the Velvet Hills.

## Layout

* Thorn Plaza - Located in the north of the city, the Thorn Plaza serves as the central hub for vendors and traders, who fill the open space with stalls and stands. It is also the location of the Last Struggle, a large set of gallows.
* Seat of the Justiciars - Built around a central golden-domed tower, the Seat is a building shaped from pale stone brick and occupied by the Justiciars, the appointed custodians of the city. Surrounded by a large garden filled with pools and alcoves, it provides familiar surroundings for any Magister or nobleman that vists the city.

## History

Originally considered Pentoshi territory, it was not until the time of the Archsepton that the border town fell into Triarchy hands. Sensing that the zealots would be either too disinterested or distracted to fight for Anlos, a guild of Myrish merchants known as the Orange League seized control of the city with a legion of hired swords; after seven days' of fasting and isolation, the Archsepton "the Silent One" elected to not war with the ever-growing Triarchy. This has since been referred to as 'The Adjudication of Anlos'.

Located upon the Trader Road between Myr and Pentos, Anlos has since quickly grown rich from it's virtual monopoly on the trade between the two Free Cities.
Gaeria

Gaeria is a ruined city found just north of the Valyrian Peninsula.

## History

Gaeria was founded by the Valyrian Freehold. Although rich and glorious, it did not have self-rule and was instead governed by men and women sent from Valyria to rule in the name of the Freehold and thus it is not counted among the Free Cities. The city was devastated by the Doom of Valyria.
Ceznhe

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

## Geography

The Ceznhe arises in the grassland hills to the west of the Lake of Naqrh. Travelling southwest towards Vaes Acchaka, it meets with its parent, the Sarne near the ruined city of Vaes Khewo.
House Hightower

**House Hightower** was one of the most important and powerful vassals of House Tyrell (and before them of House Gardener), historically ruling over their seat is the city of Oldtown from their seat of the Hightower.

Since Brynden's Rebellion, in which they pledged support for Brynden Baelish over the Iron Throne, they have been exiled and currently reside within the Free City of Pentos.

The sigil of House Hightower is a stone white watchtower, with a fire on the top.

Their words are *"We Light the Way"*. They possess a Valyrian steel sword called Vigilance.

## Brynden's Rebellion

After Lord Brynden left his position as Hand, he started to organise a meeting at Harrenhal between himself, the High Septon, Lord Tully, Lord Arryn, and Lord Hightower. The three Lords and the High Septon all agreed with Lord Brynden that King Edmund was an impious man, and a danger to the Faith of the Seven. Lord Brynden shared the kingly blood that King Edmund had, and thus declared himself the true King of Westeros in 382 AC with the support of Hightower, Tully, and Arryn.

The decision would ultimately prove to be a poor one. After Oldtown was sacked by the Kraken, Lord Hightower, his heir and his brother would all be slain on the road near the city by Ironborn reavers.

The remnants of the House were banished to Pentos.
Hidak's Circle

Hidak's Circle is a small Ghiscari mercenary company based primarily in the Slaver's Bay.

## History

They originally started as a group of guardsman for Irmihl mo Shelk, a high-ranking member of the Yunkai oligarchy of Wise Masters. In 241AC, the Captain of the Guard, Shazmal na Pazzun was caught in the act of deflowering his master's first-born daughter. After his execution, the guardsman were banished from entering the city, and have roamed Essos performing contracts since.
Leng Yi

Leng Yi  is a city found on the northern tip of the isle of Leng, located in the Jade Sea.

## Location and Geography

On the northern aspect of the island within the Bay of Leng, the city of Leng Yi is connected to the two other major settlements on the isle, Leng Ma and Turrani by the Emerald Road, which weaves through the jungle that covers much of the isle.

## Culture

Leng Yi represents the highest density of YiTish citizens outside of the lands of the Golden Empire itself, and serves as a centre of trade for the island. Merchants from across the Known World call port in the illustrious wharves and ports found in the bay around which the city is built, each named after a different spice.

The Saffron Port is particularly busy.
Jasper Beesbury

Jasper Beesbury was a knight of the Kingsguard that served for twenty-five years.

## Appearance and Character

Lithe and swift afoot in his youth, Ser Jasper grew fat with age although remained nonetheless deadly. Realising that he no longer had the finesse to wield a sword as effectively as he once had, he instead retrained his fighting form to play into that of heavier armour.

Due to his rotund frame, Ser Jasper was often underestimated in comparison to his Brothers - an assumption that often proved folly for his foes.

## Knight of the Kingsguard

Ser Jasper was granted a white cloak in 352 AC after the death of Ser Lewys Piper, who had served since his own appointment in 309 AC.

Ordered to remain in King's Landing to protect the Royal family during the Subjugation of the Iron Islands, Ser Jasper died of a sudden stitch in his side whilst patrolling the Red Keep mere moons after the death of his King Petyr II Baelish.
House Serrett

House Serrett of Silverhill is a noble house from Silverhill in the Westerlands. It is one of the principal houses sworn to Casterly Rock.

They blazon their arms with a peacock in his pride on cream.

## History

House Serrett was formed by the union of First Men and Andal nobles during the Andal invasion.

## Recent History

During Aegon VI Targaryen's failed invasion of Westeros, House Serrett claimed a fine prize from the body of a Yi-Tish mercenary captain killed at King's Landing. Naming the Valyrian steel shield Blackwater, they had utilised it proudly ever since.
House Blackmont

House Blackmont of Blackmont is a major Dornish noble house. Their seat, Blackmont, is on the banks of the Torrentine in the Red Mountains of Dorne.

Their blazon is a black vulture with a pink infant in its claws on yellow.

## Recent History

Like near all other Dornish houses, House Blackmont was heavily involved in the fighting during the Archon's invasion of Dorne during the Dornish-Triarchy War.

Lord Blackmont was among the slain at the Battle at Bronzegate of 384 AC during the Stormlands campaign of the conflict.
Bright Banners

The Bright Bannersare a mercenary company found mainly in the Free Cities.

## History

Shortly after the doom of Valyria, the Bright Banners and Second Sons were hired by the Qohorik to defend against Khal Temmo's khalasar. The Battle of Qohor ensued, and in the face of hopeless odds both companies fled.

They are most commonly known for the tendency of their members to decorate their weapons with ribbons of red cloth.

## Recent History

The Bright Banners were among the sellsword companies hired by the Archon of the Three Daughters during the Dornish-Triarchy War.
Boggart

**Robin Wise**, also known as ***Boggart***, is a human mutant.

## Biography

Robin Wise was a mutant student at the Xavier Institute who was placed with Rogue's Advocates Squad.

## Affiliation

* Xavier's School for Gifted Youngsters (*formerly*)
* Advocate's Squad (*formerly*)

## Powers and Abilities

### Powers

**Superhuman Strength (*formerly*):** Boggart possessed superhuman strength with undefined limits.
Brotherhood Without Banners

Jaime Lannister (Formerly; Briefly)

> "*We were king's men, knights, and heroes... but some knights are dark and full of terror, my lady. War makes monsters of us all.*"
> ― Thoros of Myr
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The **Brotherhood Without Banners** was an outlaw group that formed in the Riverlands following the end of King Robert I Baratheon's rule. Originally led by Beric Dondarrion, the group was founded by the soldiers and men sent by Robert's hand, Eddard Stark, to bring Ser Gregor Clegane to justice. When Eddard was executed by King Joffrey I Baratheon for treason, the Brotherhood was born and set out to combat Lannister interests in the Riverlands area.

Later leaders include Catelyn Stark and Jaime Lannister. They would disband in 303 AC.

## Recent Events

### The Long Night

By the start of the Long Night, the Brotherhood was led by a risen Catelyn Stark, known also as Lady Stoneheart, with Beric Dondarrion having given his life to resurrect her from the dead. She had captured Brienne of Tarth and her squire Podrick Payne, intent on hanging them for their failure to keep her children safe. Whilst the duo manages to stay their execution, they only manage to escape after Brienne slays Lady Stoneheart with the Valyrian Steel sword Oathkeeper, to end the drowned woman's suffering. The Brotherhood does not directly participate in the Long Night but does hear of Jaime Lannister's exploits.

### Proclaiming Azor Ahai

At the start of the Great Council of 303 AC, the Brotherhood does not attend and instead continues to fight in the Riverlands, disbelieving in the crown's authority and even more so when Petyr Baelish is chosen as king. When Jaime and Brienne leave the capital at the end of the council, they found themselves set upon by the rebels, though for different reasons than before. Melisandre, a priestess of the Red God R’hllor, saw Jaime Lannister battling the Others during the Long Night and proclaimed him Azor Ahai. Holding the rightful Lord of Casterly Rock and his companion effectively hostage as Jaime denied his mantle, the Brotherhood resumed their tirade against House Frey for their crimes against guest right and House Stark. When Lord Martyn learned of this brigand’s band, he informed King Petyr I Baelish of his intent to bring peace to the region as his family was the one who triggered the instability in the first place. With the crown’s blessing, the Lion stirred.

Lannister soldiers would act as peacekeepers in a land that once saw them as indisputable aggressors, a change not welcomed by all. Many of the smallfolk did not forget the cruelty of Lord Tywin’s mad dogs like Ser Gregor, fearful of the gold lion and embracing the rebels who fought back, even as those rebels now held Tywin’s very son as their ‘guest’. Eventually, it became clear to Jaime that the Brotherhood would not stop the unending war unless their Azor Ahai told them so. He accepted the title with reluctance, celebrated by the very men who had once held him captive. With Jaime installed as the leader and named Azor Ahai, the Brotherhood officially disbanded and war ended in the Trident.
Asha Baelish

**Asha Baelish** is a member of the Royal Family of King's Landing. The First and only child of King Edmund I Baelish and his second wife, Victaria Greyjoy. The couple was wed follwing The Subjugation of the Iron Islands in an effort to promote peace between the two.

## Early Life

Born in the year 372AC To the King of the Seven Kingdoms and his second wife, Asha was a figure many Maesters would predict to be an important and controversial figure in the history of Westeros. She was the first child to be produced as a product of a marraige between a person of Ironborn culture and a member of the Royal Family. Something which angered the sitting High Septon. The naming of Asha would prove to be the beginning of the tensions across the Kingdom. Named for her grandmother, Asha Goodbrother, many in the Faith took it as a sign of acceptance towards the Ironborn that the spawn of the King would bare such a traditionally Ironborn name.

Brynden Baelish, The Hand of the King, came up with a plan to appease the High Septon. After talking to the man, Lord Brynden found out that he wished to see the Faith Militant return to Westeros from Pentos. If this was done, King Edmund’s faith in the Seven would be proven. King Edmund had refused however, wary of the trouble that the Faith Militant could provide.

The events that followed would come to be known as Brynden's Rebellion.

## A Life of Importance

After the war, much of Asha's mysticism was stripped away. Many in the Kingdom began to see her more as royalty than as Ironborn. She would take a less important roll until the Siege of Myr.
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.

## Recent History

At the age of ten Rycherd Marbrand succeeds his grandfather Lord Edwyn Marbrand as Lord of Ashemark in 377 AC, after his father Edwyd Marbrand the Heir to Ashemark died thirteen months previously. His eldest uncle Ser Lann Marbrand ruled Ashemark in Rycherd's minority, styling himself Lord of Ashemark, until his recent death.
Jeyne Ashford

Jeyne Ashford is the sister of Lord Arthur Ashford, and the fake salt wife of Ravos Drumm.

## Biography

She was the last child born to Tyana and Garth Ashford in 365 AC. She’s the youngest sister of the current Lord Ashford, Arthur.

Being the youngest didn’t mean she was the baby of the family. She was brought up strictly, raised to be a proper lady by her ambitious parents. However, Jeyne was rebellious in nature and had no desire for the life of a Southron lady.

She showed an aptitude for scholarly pursuits, learning medicinal arts from the castle’s Maester, and excelling at her letters. Her penmanship was so good, in fact, that she’d often be asked by her father to write letters in his stead.

An adventurous soul, Jeyne had no desire to be shackled to a husband and his keep. So as she got older, she managed to ruin every betrothal that was made for her, but eventually she couldn’t escape her fate and saw no choice but to run off to the Citadel to avoid getting married. It was there that she met Ravos Drumm, and the two struck an agreement: she’d be his fake saltwife, and he’d take her with them in return.

Aboard a ship full of Ironborn that were hostile to ‘the Greenlander’, Jeyne would have to carve a place for herself as a healer. She became quite the expert at it, but it still earned her little respect from the Ironborn, who continued to see her as an outsider. Because of that, she also had to learn to fight and the basics of sailing.

Torn between two worlds, Jeyne hopes the Ironborn will eventually accept her, and she dreams of one day captaining her own ship. Lately, perhaps due to her Greenlander birth, she’s also began dreaming of having a child to inherit Old Wyk, although she knows it isn’t possible.

Under the right circumstances, Jeyne is a friendly girl with a sharp wit, but she can get into very dark moods.

## Recent events

Jeyne was Drowned in the first moon of 391 AC, marking her as Ironborn.

## Timeline

365 AC: Jeyne is born

366 AC: Her brother Quentyn is married to Elinor Fossoway

370 AC: Her sister Selyse is married to Alliser Fossoway; her nephew Samwell is born.

371 AC: Her nephew Addam is born. Jeyne learns her letters and begins studying medicine

372 AC: Her niece Jayne is born.

380 AC: Her father dies, making her brother Arthur lord of Ashford.

381 AC: Jeyne ruins a string of betrothals her brother makes for her.

384 AC: Jeyne runs off to the Citadel. She meets Ravos Drumm and they strike a deal, so she goes to Pyke with him as his fake salt wife. It is also then that she begins learning the art of sailing and how to fight with daggers.

390 AC: Jeyne joins Ravos in raiding the Reach.

## Family Tree

https://www.familyecho.com/?p=START&c=10gzfxunovi&f=160086430629265945

## Supporting Characters

Despite being an outsider, Jeyne's skill with healing has earned the loyalty and support of at least three people (whose lives she saved), besides Ravos and Robyn:

*Andrikk*, Warrior (Swords).

*Gelmarr*, Reaver.

*Tom*, Navigator.
Legion of the Jade Dagger

The Legion of the Jade Dagger is an ancient sellsword company, hailing from Yi Ti. For centuries the Legion has served as a refuge for YiTish nobles and warriors in the disputed lands, regardless the reason for their presence so far from the homeland.

The Legion holds true to the strict caste system of Yi Ti, where both role within the company and dynastic ties greatly affect the respect a member is afforded by his peers and commanders. To this end, it is rare for members of the lower castes to reach the upper echelons of the Legion whilst many of nobles are often recruited straight into such ranks. There have been exceptions, but these are few and far between.
House Ryswell

## House Information

### Sigil

Bronze, a horse's head sable orbed and maned gules within a bordure engrailed sable

### Vassals

House Flint of Flint's FingersHouse Slate

## Current Information

### Liege Lord

House Stark

House Ryswell of the Rills rules the Rills, the extensive area between the barrowlands and the Stony Shore in the north.

Their blazon is a black horse's head, eyes and mane red, on bronze within a black engrailed border.
House Baelish of Harrenhal

## House Information

### Sigil

A grey stone head with fiery eyes, on a light green field(Vert, a stone head cendrée, orbed gules)

## Historical Information

### Extinguished by

Lord Royce of Runestone

**House Baelish of Harrenhal** was a cadet house of House Baelish first founded by Jon Baelish, the second son of King Petyr I Baelish that was extinguished with the death of Brynden Baelish at the end of Brynden's Rebellion.

After Brynden's death, Roland Baelish was made Lord of Harrenhal, but after he also received the castle of Dragonstone in 385 AC, his line became known as House Baelish of Dragonstone instead, to distinguish from Brynden's line.
Golden Haven

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

Since the conclusion of the Dornish-Triarchy War, the island has been under the control of the Spicers Guild.

## History

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

It is a popular site for smuggling dens.
Dustspear

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

## History

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

 Recent History

During the Dornish-Triarchy War, Dustspear was the site of a skirmish remembered as the Battle of Ash and Dust, in which Triarchy forces butchered the inhabitants of the Dornish outpost upon the isle.

Since the conclusion of the Dornish-Triarchy War, the island has been under the control of the Spicers Guild.
House Connington

**House Connington** is a noble house of the Stormlands. They rule from their seat in Griffin's Roost. After Robert's Rebellion, they were considered a knightly house, before being restored to knightly rank.

## Recent History

Bonifer Connington was appointed by King Petyr II Baelish as his Master of Whisperers in 370 AC, shortly before the King's death. He has continued to serve on that post under King Edmund I Baelish to the present day. Together with his seat on the Small Council, Ser Bonifer Connington received elevation back to lordly rank. In his function, he gathered intelligence on both Brynden's Rebellion, as well as the growing conflict that would result in the Dornish-Triarchy War. However, his warnings of the rebellion were ignored by the King, who trusted his kinsman more, and Lord Connington, never having been a friend of Dorne, did opt not to warn the Dornish of the impending war.

During the Dornish-Triarchy War, Griffin's Roost was besieged by Essosi invaders. After only one day of blockade from the sea, the castle's Castellan Ser Jonos Connington, Lord Bonifer's uncle, surrendered to the attackers.

## Family Tree

Lord Bonifer Connington

Ser Jonos Connington
Gorosh

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

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

Ibben is a region of the Shivering Sea, which is the polar sea north of the eastern continent, Essos. It is inhabited by a people known as the Ibbenese. The chief city of the Ibbenese is the Port of Ibben, situated on the southern coast of their largest island, Ib.

## Territory

The largest island of Ibben is Ib, a forested and mountainous island containing the cities Port of Ibben and Ib Nor. South of Ib are scattered islands in the Bay of Whales. Southeast of Ib is a moderately-sized mountainous island called Far Ib, containing the city Ib Sar.

South of the Ibbenese islands on the mainland of Essos are the cities of Vaes Aresak and New Ibbish, situated on a forested peninsula north of the Kingdom of Ifequevron.

## People

The people of Ibben are hairy and squat, with rasping voices, and both genders hunt in the Shivering Sea for whales in great fat-bellied cogs smeared with tar. They are said to be fond of axes and shaggy brown shields lined with fur.

The ports are lit by lamps of whale oil, and attended to regularly by slaves who ensure that the supply never runs low.
K'Dath

K'Dath is a semi-legendary city supposedly located in the far east of Essos. It lies past the Bleeding Sea and the Plains of the Jogos Nhai, and is thought by many to be nothing more than myth.

## History

Little is known about the history of K'Dath, as the city has a fearsome reputation. Few dare to travel there and fewer, if any, leave alive. The inhabitants of K'Dath claim that the city is the oldest and greatest in the world, claiming power beyond imagination. K'Dath is said to be the site of violent, unspeakable rituals designed to slake the hunger of the mad gods its inhabitants worship.
Lhazareen

The Lhazareen are a nation of livestock shepherds that have colonised an area of semi-arid grassland named the Lhazar. They are a peaceful people, and as such fall prey to to many other peoples of the world, none more so than the Dothraki.

## People and Culture

The Lhazareen have bronze-toned skin, dark hair, and trusting almond-shaped eyes. Slightly shorter than the average man, their lifestyle tending to slowly grazing animals leads many to be squat, unrushed in their pace.

Their language is spoken in a flowing song-like verse, so when they call for their flock, it may sound like they are singing to the hills.

Their towns and houses are made of thick dried mud, built in both squares and massive domes like onions.

The Lhazareen worship the Great Shepherd, the primary teaching of the religion being that all peoples of the Known World are of one flock. This belief forms the basis of their peaceful lifestyle. Priestesses of the Great Shepherd are called Godswifes, and outside of performing religious services, they also function as healers and midwifes.

## Cities

There are three cities within the realm of Lhazar, Hesh, Lhazosh and Kosrak.

* Hesh - Found northwest of Lhazosh and west of Kosrak. A trade route from Hesh extends through the Khyzai Pass to Meereen and served as a primary means of commerce, through which the Lhazareen sell wool, leather, meat and milk to the cities of the Slaver's Bay. The city is surrounded by two walls of tall wooden palisades and a shallow ditch around the city.
* Lhazosh - Located southeast of Hesh and southwest of Kosrak, the city has one wall, but is also protected with a moat, the water rediverted from a nearby river, upon which the settlement is built.
* Kosrak -Built on a tributary of the Skahazadhan river, it is east of Hesh and northeast of Lhazosh. Kosrak is the most established of the Lhazareen cities, surrounded by a low stone wall and a ditch filled with stakes. Trade with Meereen is achieved through river cogs travelling down to the Skahazadhan river and its estuary into the Slaver's Bay.
House Martell

## House Nymeros Martell of Sunspear

**House Nymeros Martell of Sunspear**, known colloquially as House Martell, is one of the Great Houses of Westeros and the ruling house of Dorne. Their arms are a combination of those of the Rhoynar (a red sun) and of the old House Martell (a golden spear), and their words are *Unbowed, Unbent, Unbroken*.

## History

### House Martell Since the Establishment of the Baelish Dynasty

During the War of the Five Kings, House Martell played little part and suffered less-- although the beloved Prince Oberyn Martell perished in a trial-by-combat in King's Landing, few Dornishmen died while Westeros north of the Red Mountains squabbled over the Iron Throne.

This left Dorne in a powerful position in wartorn Westeros, and for the thirty years the realm was rebuilding itself the Dornish grew stronger-- or more headstrong, as evidenced by Prince Doran Martell's successor, Vorian Martell.

Aware of King Eddard I Baelish's disinterest in ruling, Prince Vorian maneuvered the king and his council towards deciding to build a new fleet, and subsequently sending it to Dorne-- all of this in service to the Prince's ambitious plan to conquer the Stepstones and enrich his own house on the taxes he could levy on passing ships.

His plan would fail spectacularly, dragging Dorne into a short war that ended with the Prince's humiliation.

### The Dornish-Triarchy War

In 381 AC war erupted again over the fate of the Stepstones. Dornish settlers had begun to construct outposts across the islands, a fact that grated upon the locals and, particularly, upon the Archon of the Three Daughters. It would not take long for the two parties to come to blows.

Sunspear was besieged and much of eastern Dorne subjugated by the Essosi, but despite this the efforts of Lord Baratheon and his army of the Stormlands helped to liberate Dorne and retake Sunspear. Together, a joint Dornish-Stormlander host marched north and with the assistance of King Edmund defeated the Essosi in the Stormlands before sailing to Essos to finish the war on foreign soil.
Stealth Boots

## Item Introduction

**Stealth Boots** is an item available for purchase at Wayposts in HEXplore It: The Forests of Adrimon. It can be purchased for 4 Gold and is permanent for the owner.

## Item Description

> Heroes who wear these magic boots gain a -2 bonus to their Skill rolls while Searching for Gear and may modify each Gear roll result by 1. May be purchased once per hero.
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## Found in an Enthralled City

There is a chance to find the Stealth Boots item when looting an Enthralled City.

## Errata

*None*
Doya Still

Status: Alive

Doya is the captain of the Turtleshell Pirates. He is even-tempered and does his best to serve as a just leader for his crew. He was one of the first members of the Patriarch's pirate alliance and values freedom above all else. Doya was disgusted by Kreelyn's mutilation of the captive Don Bon despite the latter's murder of one of his cherished crew members.

After Karla disrespected the Patriarch and left the flotilla, he ordered his crew to bring her back dead or alive.
Ax Isle

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

## History

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

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

**House Mooton of Maidenpool** is a noble house from the riverlands. Their seat of Maidenpool is one of the main ports and trade centers of the Bay of Crabs. According to legend, this was the location where Florian the Fool saw Jonquil for the first time while she was bathing with her sisters.

Their blazon is a red salmon on white, over a white field with a golden tressure. Their motto is Wisdom and strength.

The head of House Mooton holds the title of Warden of the Eastern Borders, responsible for securing the eastward borders of the Trident against invasion or intrusion.

## History

The Mootons were petty kings in the days of the First Men. The Storm King Monfryd the Mighty defeated a Mooton king and conquered Maidenpool prior to the Andal invasion. King Florian the Brave was killed by Andals in the Fall of Maidenpool. The Mootons of Maidenpool were within the domains of Kings Benedict I Justman and King Torrence Teague, although the riverlands eventually passed first to the Storm Kings under King Arlan III Durrandon and then to House Hoare under King Harwyn Hardhand.

Maidenpool historically failed to conquer Crackclaw Point.

## Recent History

Between the years 338AC and 352AC, Lord Lyman Mooton served as Master of Laws within the Small Council of the Iron Throne.
Hammerhead Isle

Hammerhead Isle is the third largest isle in the Jade Sea, behind Great Moraq and Leng.

Unlike those isles however, Hammerhead Isle is largely uninhabited.

## Location and Geography

Hammerhead Isle is located east of Wyvern Point in Sothoryos, in the eastern aspect of the Jade Sea. To the north the isle of Lesser Moraq is located, and to the east is Sandglass Isle, Morraqon, Greenheart and the Isle of Elephants.

The island is covered in a thick jungle, not unlike that of the Sothoryosi mainland. Much of the wildlife too, is similar, and while no trace of them exists anymore upon the isle, it is said that a variation of the Brindled Men also prowled the isle in centuries past, before a Corsair-King raided the isle and sold the entire residence into slavery.

At the heart of the isles, there are a series of steep peaks called the Teeth. From them waterfalls fall, fed by the constant rain-clouds collected around their peaks, and all around three dozen unique species of flower grow.