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Jocelyn Farman

- Melara Farman

- Cyrenna Farman

- Myrcella Farman

Naerys Targaryen

Jocelyn Farman is the fourth of six daughters born to Lord Endrew Farman, the Lord of Fair Isle. She is kind hearted and good, a quiet personality who loves to read. She is known among her sisters as the dreamer, and spends most of her time in the company of her books, and with her pet bird, whom she rescued and raised.

She has a kind soul who loves her sister dearly, looks after their ailing father, and willingly gives help to any who need it. She is naive and unworldly, yet still has plenty of wisdom.

Jocelyn is unmarried at eighteen years old, though her father and oldest sister Ella are beginning to look into possible betrothal matches for her.

(NPC Character of Ella Farman)

## Family

* Endrew Farman - Father

m. Margot Marbrand - Mother (deceased)

* **Ella Farman - 22 years**
* Lysa Farman - 21 years
	+ m. Greydon Goodbrother
* Melara Farman - 19 years
	+ m. Damon Farman
* Jocelyn Farman - 18 years

m. Gwynesse Goodbrother (deceased)

* Myrcella Farman - 14 years
* Cyrenna Farman - 14 years
Myles Spoon

Ser Myles fully clad in his armor, he wears it more often than not.

A rare glimpse at Myles without his helmet

Ser Myles, known as the Spoon Knight and Myles Spoon, was a hedge knight from Flea Bottom.

## History

Myles was born into the poor family in King's Landing's poverty stricken Flea Bottom. His Father was a ship hand and his Mother worked at the local Brown shop he was raised on menial portions so the size that he grew to astounded most of the locals.

When he turned ten and three a local man by the name of Groggers a fat hideous man who gained a small portion of wealth from organizing small fights in alley ways took on Myles as one of his fighters.

He was trained by a Man they called thrasher who helped him use his size to good use. At the time he already stood at 6 ft and wasn't even half a man.

He won fight after fight in the alleys of flea bottom, until one night in a disagreement of payment between him in Groggers he shoved a spoon in his eye. The boy was picked up by the Gold Cloaks and given harsh punishment.

Once he was released determined not to continue down the path he was on he took to the roads. He used the small amount of money he had gathered to buy some rusty plate armour and a chipped arming blade and took to the road to find work.

He found work with a Merchant who paid him for protection across the Gold Road to the Westerlands. On arrival the merchant paid him well enough that he could find himself a better sword. He found and old smith he was fond of the young boys attitude and gave him a discount for a large two handed sword that he would go on to call "Spoon"

### The War of the Mummer

With war brewing in the seven Kingdoms, Myles knew it would be a great opportunity to make some quick coin. He found employment with \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_, and found himself mainly in the Riverlands for the duration of the war.

A fellow Hedge Knight who had heard that the Spoon Knight was no Knight at all offered to grant him Knighthood due to saving his life. Myles accepted and from then on was Ser Myles the Spoon Knight. Understanding that would not bring him much employment he simply goes by Ser Myles Spoon.
Maelor I Targaryen of Whitefyre

Maelor I Targaryen of Whitefyre was the *Fifth King of the Kingdom of the Three Islands*, a member of House Targaryen-Whitefyre, famously called ***"The Usurper"***. He was married to Naerys Targaryen of Whitefyre, his cousin. With her, Maelor had two daughters, Baela Targaryen of Whitefyre and Alaera Targaryen of Whitefyre and a son, the infamous Jacaerys Targaryen of Whitefyre "The Cruel". He was the rider of the Dragon Oreys.

Maelor I was the brother of King Rhaellor I Targaryen of Whitefyre and Daenaera Targaryen of Whitefyre. Both Daenaera and Rhaellor were wed, and their son, Vaegon I Targaryen of Whitefyre was thus his nephew on both sides of the family. It was Vaegon I from whom he took the throne, as Vaegon was a teenage boy at the time of his father's death and was caught in between the political maneuvering of Maelor. He was suppose to council the King as his regent but instead, he decided to take power for himself.

He was king for over a decade, and during this time, he was known to have solved the kingdom's dept and free the Islands from it's dependency on Westeros. However, he was too rational and serious and was not truly loved. He was also tyranical and his people did not revolt because they feared him and what the consequences they might suffer. Most of those who fought for Vaegon I claim, ended up executed in gruesome manners and displayed to the public. He had an iron fist and his decade was known as "The Rule of the Iron King".

## Biography

He was born out of the marriage of Daeron I Targaryen of Whitefyre and his wife, in the year 343 A.C. He was, at it is customary, put in the craddle with an egg by his side. It didnt take too long for the dragon egg to hatch, giving birth to Oreys. Maelor became thus the first rider of this dragon. As he grew older, he was interested in the arts of battle as well as in knowledge and power. He showed leadership but was strong, stubborn and proud. He hate loosing against his enemies.

In his teens, he became more rebellious and enjoyed his time in the military training field, the brothel and several taverns. Not much later, he finally was able to ride Oreys. No one, other than Maelor was allowed to come nearby. One of the guards, Oberyn, lost one of his hands by being too close to the dragon. Oreys was the same age as Maelor, around 16-17 when Maelor finally was able to stand on his back and ride him over. After that, specially in his teens and early twenties, he loved travelling far and wide across the sea, either to westeros, the free cities or beyond.

However, in his late teens, after his brother became king, he forgot his old ways and turned into an advisor, building a close relationship with the throne. He was also soon made hand of the king, and thus with his closeness to the monarch, he was able to influence him.
Melara Hill

Born in 400 AC to Tybolt Banefort during his travels, Melara is the twin sister of Reynard Hill, and the half-sister of Lady Alyce Banefort. She was raised almost entirely by Alyce.

Melara takes particular interest in the business of intrigue, alongside being fairly skilled with a dagger. She has served Alyce as both a spy and an assassin.
Lynesse

Lynesse is the daughter of a wheat farmer and his wife in the Reach.

## Appearance and Character

Lynesse is a slight woman, aged 15 years. Her gaunt frame tells of years of malnutrition and poverty. Her face is pleasant, if not beautiful. Her hair is the color of the wheat her father grew, honey streaked with lighter blonde.
She seldom smiles wide, due to the missing tooth on the lower-left side; the result of a mean dray who didn't like her standing too close to her flank when Lynesse was but 10 years old.

## History

The daughter of a wheat farmer in the middle of nowhere, Lynesse's childhood was one of much work and little play. She met no one but her parents, her brother, and two hired-hands until she was eight years old. At that age, her father began bringing her to the markets when he would take his wares.

Tension grew between her father and the farm to the East. After years of threats and fights, when Lynesse was ten and three, a group of twenty some odd men appeared on the horizon at dusk with torches, axes, and swords.

Father set her and her Ren, (six) on the one palfrey they had and set it running. "THE MANDER!" was the last thing she heard her father say as he grew smaller over her shoulder. She shut her eyes when the torches reached the house.

Following a small stream North, she eventually found the Mander as her father instructed. For nearly two weeks they stayed at the banks, waiting for their parents, subsiding on fish and rabbit.

Finally, having given up hope they made for CiderHall.

The next six months were a nightmare of stone alleyways, empty bellys and fear they were followed. They moved aimlessly, unsure of where they were. In a busy market in Bitterbridge, they found themselves in a crowd and Ren disappeared from her side. She called his name and searched for four days before the merchants summoned the guards to deal with her. They wanted to hear nothing of the missing street child and escorted her out of the city gates.

Destitute and hungry, she walked with a mummer's troupe who was kind enough to share some figs and dried dates with her, as they walked to King's Landing.

## Family

Unknown Father (408-437)

Unknown Mother (414-437)

* Lynesse b.424
* Ren b.426

Father and Mother presumed dead in bandit raid, arranged by their neighbor. Brother lost in Bitterbridge.
Jeyne Rivers

**Jeyne Rivers** is the daughter of Serra Rivers and Maegor Waters, the second child of the two. Born in 402 AC, Jeyne hardly experienced life before being taken as a ward of the Eyrie after her father's death in the Mummer's War. Serving as a guide on the treacherous rocky climb from the Vale to the Eyrie, Jeyne has become old enough to lead mules on her own.
Lyonel Brax

Lyonel, c.439

Lyonel, c.407

Roslin Brax (b. 420)

Alekyne Hill (b. 419) (by Marya)

Myrcella Brax (deceased)

Delonne Brax (deceased)

Ser **Lyonel Brax** is the Lord Marshall of the Westerlands, appointed to that position after his brother's death in 435 AC and due to his niece's influence. He was born to Rona Brax and Lucias Prester in 380 AC as their second-born son.

He is currently married to Darlessa Algood and has three children by her, but also a bastard Alekyne Hill from a maid.
Lords Declarant

The **Lords Declarant** were a group of lords formed by Alaric Arryn, intent on dealing with the threat Roland Arryn posed to the Vale. Their name was borrowed from the Lords one hundred years before, who aimed to supplant Petyr Baelish as Lord Protector of the Vale.

## Members

* Lord Belmore, of Strongsong
* Lord Royce, of Runestone,
* Lord Waynwood, of Ironoaks,
* Lord Hersy, of Newkeep
* Lord Hunter, of Longbow Hall
* Lord Corbray, of Heart's Home
* Ser Alester Hersy, of the Winged Knights
* Ser Rodrick Gullfeather, of the Winged Knights

## Intent

In the years that followed, it has been rumoured that the original intent of the Lords Declarant was not the death of Roland Arryn, but rather to show him that many of his greatest vassals would not stand for his marriage to a woman of the Mountain Clans. Alaric, it was said, was only mean to speak with Lord Roland, who many hoped would be more willing to listen to reason if it came to his cousin and brother-by-law.

In the end, however, it came to blows and battle -- whilst the Lords used their soldiers to secure the perimeter of the wedding and ensure all was safe, Alaric and his companions spoke briefly with Lord Roland before coming to blows.

## Events

The Lords met in the Gates of the Moon several times before the wedding between Roland Arryn and Valla of the Redsmiths, formulating their plan and coming to terms. On the day of the wedding, each brought near half a hundred men in the form of guards and retainers; most forwent servants in favour of soldiers garbed as such, thereby allowing the Lords Declarant to amass a sizeable force at the wedding of the Lord of the Eyrie.

When the signal was given these men sprung into action, cutting down the Clansmen who resisted whilst they corralled the rest of the attendees and secured them in a safe location. With this done, the Lords moved to join Alaric in the courtyard with Roland - only to find them locked in a deadly battle, with Roland and his Winged Knights soon slain.

## Aftermath

The Lords were disbanded after Alaric Arryn was confirmed as the new Defender of the Vale, and returned to their usual castles and holdfasts. All were favoured thereafter by Alaric, though some received benefits in addition. Alaric was already bound to the Royces through his mother, and had taken a Belmore woman to be his bride. They had birthed a son together earlier that year - Osric Arryn - and he was betrothed to a future daughter of Waynwood should one be born. Alaric named Lyn Corbray the Keeper of the Bloody Gate, and appointed Ser Alester Hersy as the Commander of the reformed Brotherhood of Winged Knights.
Lana Westerling

Lana is the only child of Lord Malcolm Westerling and his lady consort, Cerissa Banefort. Her half brother is Tion Hill.

## Appearance and Character

Few would describe the heir of the Crag as a beautiful woman, but neither is she displeasing to the eye. Only after a one on one exchange with Lana do most notice her quiet charm, and subtle good looks.

She has soft features: a symmetrical face, small nose, and full lips. She is slightly taller than average and slender, and dresses to her status. She has a serious but courtly demeanor. Her hair is a dark, dirty blonde, and her eyes her father's blue.

Lana is a bright, pragmatic girl. She is intelligent, studious, and curious about everything around her. She is a quick learner, and is both perceptive and observant. She has an excellent memory.

Lana has a strained relationship with her father due to his neglect, his mistreatment of her mother, and his obvious favoritism towards her half-brother, Tion Hill. She has been aware for sometime about her father's intent to legitimize her him.

## History

Lana was born in 387 and is the only child her mother was able to carry to full term. While in many families, her birth might have been seen as cause for celebration, her mother bled to death, and her father seemed unaffected by either event.

Her childhood was unremarkable in that she received a traditional education. Her father paid little attention to her so long as she stayed out of trouble and did as she was told by her teachers, but she was never an unruly child. Lana was curious and lonely, and to fill the void of her mother and siblings, she took to study. Were she born a boy, she might have done well as a maester.

As an adult, Lana is perceptive and pragmatic. She is present at court and keeps herself aware of the ongoings of the kingdom despite her father's attempts to keep her in the dark. And despite her father's obvious love for half-brother, she does not seek to harm him--only to keep him from being given what is hers.
Lybella of Tyrosh

Lybella is the younger sister to Daemios Sunwyrm, and typically serves as an emissary on behalf of her older sibling. She is said to be well acquainted with the wiles and intrigue required for an woman to prosper in Essosi courts.

## Appearance and Character

Lithe and comely, as befits the sister of the Archon of Tyrosh, Lybella is the pinnacle of courtly charm and the ruthless cunning that simmers beneath. Lybella wears her hair in seven braids, each dyed a brilliant color and entwined together in a vibrant coil. Sheer silks cling to her curves, leaving little of her creamy flesh to the imagination and exotic drape her in a pleasantly floral scent. She speaks the Common Tongue layered with a rich Tyroshi accent, alluring to some and perhaps grating to the more rustic minded.
Hyle Hightower

Janna Hightower

Hyle Hightower is the secondborn son and fourthborn child of Ser Runcel Hightower and Lady Jeyne Varner. Markedly younger than his eldest sibling, Lady Arwyn Hightower, who was born in 406 A.C., Hyle has never been awfully close with all of his siblings. Additionally, many within the Hightower have oft noted how strong the boy is and always has been despite his age, yet, where the Seven give, they also take. For Hyle, they took his sense of focus night completely, along with his ability to sit still, and at times, his short-term memory. Hyle has also been noted to be quite an impulsive youth, oft finding himself in fights.
Leo Tyrell

**Leo Tyrell** was Lord of Highgarden in the year 407 AC.

## Appearance and Character

Leo was a shining example of chivalry in the Reach. He had his father's Tyrell hair and his mother's pale blue eyes. He was tall, with the muscular, athletic build only a young knight could maintain.

He carried himself casually, ready to smile at a moment's notice. He could fit in with a crowd of farmers in their fields, merchants in a tavern, or lords in their halls. He was compassionate and eager to help when others come to him with their troubles. Though he was proud, he was not arrogant, and though he flirted, he would never dishonor a woman.

## History

Leo Tyrell was born to Ser Thaddeus Tyrell, a commander in the Oldtown militia, and his wife Cassa Costayne, in 388 AC. His childhood was safe but not rich; Thaddeus had inherited a small townhouse from his father, and Lord Costayne sent his daughter an allowance when needed.

When Leo was nine, his father was killed on the Stepstones in The War of the Three Thieves. Cassa Costayne returned to her father, leaving Leo to be fostered in the Hightower. Leo served as a page, then as a squire. He worked hard and learned as much as he could, eager to honor the memory of his father.

It was as a squire, patrolling Oldtown with his knightmaster, that Leo came across a man at the side of the Honeywine River, ready to drown an unwanted puppy in a sack. Leo took the dog (after a shouting match), named him Bean, and has held his loyalty ever since.

Leo was knighted in 405, not long after his mother's death. Since then he has lead an odd bachelor existence, not yet ready to marry and settle down. He works as a guard with the City Watch of Oldtown at times, and as a clerk in the City Administration at other times. He has forged two links of a maester's chain, one of yellow gold for mathematics and economics and one of pewter for history.

## Recent History

In 407 AC, after the death of Lyonel Tyrell, Leo became Lord of Highgarden. Following negotiations, he married Margaret Tyrell on the first day of the tenth month. On the eighteenth day of the twelfth moon, Leo Tyrell was assassinated in the Hightower.
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Lucias Prester

Older Lucias, 407 AC

Young Lucias

Castellan of Hornvale

Dowager Lord Consort of Hornvale

Meredyth Brax

Myrcella Brax (deceased)

Delonne Brax (deceased)

Lysa Brax

Ser Lucias Prester is the Dowager Lord Consort of Hornvale, being the husband of late Rona Brax. He was born the third son of Lord and Lady Prester, and was more than willing to matrineally marry Rona and rule by her as her husband.

He fathered five children with Rona ; Alyn, Lyonel, Meredyth, Myrcella and Delonne.
Michael Cave

Denys Cave

**Michael Cave** is the Lord of Strongcliff. Known throughout Crackclaw Point as "Mick the Marauder," his actions during the Second Hammer Uprising and the subsequent Four Year Winter have earned great notoriety in the eyes of neighboring lords - and a heroic status among his own smallfolk.

Though not always the most imposing presence, Mick's unpredictable volatility can easily compel fear and discomfort. At times he can sport a level of decorum fit for a lord, but just as often he behaves with an aggressive crudeness. Never one to turn down a fight, he takes great pleasure both in giving and taking a beating; even his most humiliating defeats are experienced as thrills.

Michael was born in 416 AC to Lord Hoster and Lady Amarei Cave, second cousins of the same house. His weak-willed mother was wholly unable to check the worst impulses of his father, an abusive man with a zealous streak. Under such circumstances, the young heir to Strongcliff learned the importance of self-defense - and by the time he reached adolescence, the violence in his home was no longer one sided. Though Mick received the majority of Lord Hoster's ire, he frequently found himself defending his mother and siblings.

Michael came of age just in time for the outbreak of the Second Hammer Uprising, during which Lord Hoster distinguished himself as the only claw lord to support the Warsmiths' cause. Initially compelled to fight by his father's side, Mick and two dozen of his house's fiercest men turned cloak and joined forces with Lord Desmond Brune, who was leading local efforts to quell the uprising. His ruthless band, known as "Mick's Marauders," proved successful, if controversial; it was Michael who personally captured and imprisoned his rebellious father.

While in his son's custody, Lord Hoster Cave perished, allegedly due to the abuse and neglect of his gaoler. In his first act as the rightful Lord of Strongcliff, Michael sentenced the gaoler to death.

His status as the hero of Crackclaw was short-lived. The Second Hammer Uprising was followed by the Four Year Winter, which proved exceptionally harsh for the region. To feed his own people, Mick sent his Marauders to steal from the lands of his neighbor, Lord Criston Pyne, and gave refuge to any smuggler or bandit who could help to provide food. By the winter's end, Mick was seen as a savior by his own smallfolk - and despised by the other lords of the Claw.

## Family

* Hoster Cave, Lord of Strongcliff b. 395 AC d. 434 AC
* m. Amerei Cave b. 399 AC
	+ **Michael Cave,** Lord of Strongcliff b. 416 AC
	+ Ellyn Cave b. 418 AC
	+ Baelor Cave, Heir to Strongcliff b. 420 AC
	+ Denys Cave b. 422 AC

## Household

### Mick's Marauders

* Black Jack Claw
* Jon Waters
* Simon Slim
* Howland the Wolf
* Ned the Dread
* Florian the Fair
* Tricky Dickon
Maelor Targaryen

*> "I am the second born son of my family, my glory and merits had to be earned. They were not given. I did not inherit the Iron throne nor Dragonstone, so I had to get the Stepstone for myself and my descendants" - **Maelor** to his son **Aemond**
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Maelor Targaryen is the second son of King Rhaegar I Targaryen and his spouse Olenna. This makes Maelor the brother of King Aenar I Targaryen and for a while he was the second in line to be King of the Seven Kingdoms. However as the succesion was reasurre by the birth of Maelor's many male nephews, sons of his brother AenarI and his sister Queen Helaena, he was allowed to found House Targaryen of the Stepstones as a cadet branch after he was sent to secure the Stepstones for the crown (given in exchange a lordship over the area).

He married lady Maegelle Whitefyre with whom he had two sons, Maekar Targaryen of the Stepstones and Aemond Targaryen of the Stepstones. Maegelle also suffered from a miscarriage, a stillborn daughter and a little daughter who died in the craddle of sudden baby death.

As it's tradition among members of House Targaryen, he had a dragon egg placed on his craddle that hatched to become the Dragon Euraxes, a marvellous female dragon beast of white scales. Euraxes latter had three clutches of eggs from which most of the Targaryen of the Stepstone's dragons were born.
Jeor Reed

Jeor Reed is the young Lord of Greywater Watch, having recently inherited the title from his uncle, Brandon Reed. At only twelve years of age, he is set to return home from squiring, and take his place as Lord of the Crannogmen.

## Appearance & Character

Having only recently experienced a growth spurt, Jeor is a gangly young man, with more height than he is adept at managing. Much like this father, Wylis Cray, he has short chestnut hair, and warm brown eyes.

Despite having all the looks of his father, the boy's personality reflects more that of his mother. Confident in both speech and behaviour, Jeor rarely fails to speak his mind. Between mother and son, there is never a moment of silence, and their chatter often turns to arguing. Since his childhood he sought to distance himself from his overbearing parents, and eventually managed to do so through well practiced swordsmanship, and the help of his mad uncle.

Adventurous for a Crannogman, Jeor left the lands of the Neck at the age of Eleven to begin squiring for Lyonel Baratheon. Although he is due to return home, he intends to make the most of his journey.

## History

Born for the purpose of securing the Reed line, Jeor was never permitted to forget the duty that awaited him. The pressure that he felt as he grew did little to stifle his self expression, and by the end of his childhood he had learned to embrace the expectations others held for him.

Growing up at Greywater Watch he did his best to learn of the world beyond their swamp. He soon became enamored with songs of knights and swordsmen, a breed that was a rare sight among the Crannogmen. While his people were known for their skills with spears and daggers, Jeor found himself a rare blunted sword to train with, and before long his potential was noted.

Not long after his training began, a squiring position was found for him, much to the dismay of his mother. While she was not in favour of him leaving the Neck, his Lord uncle had happily made the arrangements, and sent him on his way.

## Recent Events

After only a year of squiring for Lyonel Baratheon, Jeor heard of his uncle's death. Soon after he is ordered to return home to Greywater Watch.

## Family & NPCs

* Jocelyn Reed, Mother
* Wylis Cray, Father
* Sansa Reed, Sister
* Jorah Cray, Uncle

## Meta

**Skills:** Silver Tongue, One-Handed Weapons, Precision
Maekar Dirgewood

Maekar, Captain of the Golden Company, is a brooding and dark youth. Though he has little in the way of renown, he is a terror on the battlefield. His demeanor grants him little love, but demands respect.

## Character and Appearance

Maekar stands at an even six foot, with dark brown, wavy locks cascading to his shoulders. The young swordsman was once fairly handsome, though a long scar from his left eyebrow, trailing down the bridge of his nose and to his right cheek has marred the Knight's visage. His eyes are a piercing violet color, marking him a Westerosi Valyrian. An intense stare and brooding expression most oft grip his features. His build is thin and lithe, yet athletic and toned from long days training. When not in his plate-mail, he is often seen in all black, his leather gambeson sporting a small insignia of the Golden Company pinned to his left breast. He carries a bastard sword with him at all times. The grip is made of black leather, whilst each end of the guard and the pommel have a golden skull at the end. It is a finely made weapon, though clearly not Valyrian steel.

## History

Not much, if anything, is known of Maekar's youth. His father was a Hedge Knight and his mother, the daughter of the Valyrian nobles on Dragonstone, whisked away by his charm and prowess.

His father raised him by the sword, a demanding man who forced him to practice day in and day out from the day he was seven. On his twelfth name day, he was officially made his father's squire, following him through battle after battle.

By the time he was seventeen, he was knighted on the battlefield, already a warrior of unique skill. He left his father's side, joining the Golden Company at once. He trained at Dragon's Rest, quickly distinguishing himself from the other warriors. Once his training was complete, he was sent to The Bastion, as he had proven his skill time and time again.

It only took a few short years for him to rise through the ranks, gaining the title of Captain and a command of his own men shortly after his twenty second name day.

## Family

* Ser Jeor Dirgewood, Hedge Knight

* Unknown Valyrian Noble's Daughter

Ser Maekar Dirgewood

## NPCs

* Ser Wesley Rhysling, Serjeant
* Ser Harmund Crabb, Serjeant
* Ser Garen Greenfield, Serjeant
* Maric Mertyns, Squire
Lysandro Ormollen

Lysandro in his early 30s

Lysandro Ormollen is the companion of Valerion Wylde, as well as his secret lover. A former Lysene noble, he rejected his titles and wealth to travel to Westeros alongside Valerion, where he is today.

After the death of his wife Daemona and a stillborn daughter in childbirth, he restorted to martial pursuits, whores and drink. It was during one of his frequent visits to the Golden Coin that he was paired with Valerion Wylde, then Nahyr, and the relationship blossomed.

He currently serves as his lover's advisor and right hand man, as well as a treasurer to his House. He's currently married to a freed Lysene pillow-slave, Doreah, though he remains childless.
Kyra Butterwell

Lady butterwell

Kyra Butterwell is the youngest child of the late Lord Edmyn Butterwell. With her older siblings deceased or married, she is left to rule her household.

## Appearance and Character

Kyra has pale lavender blue eyes and pale blonde hair. and is kind hearted ,smart and outspoken at times but knows the rigors of rule well.

## History

Born spring 403AC to Lord Edmyn Butterwell and his second wife Lady Lysa, her lessons in manners started as soon as her walking. She soon began to show at the tender age of three, a knack for order.

By the age of seven, she began training to learn how to run a house, and tend to her younger cousins needs. She also began to learn healing arts, including potions and simple poison antidotes by her mother. Advanced training by the family maester Garlan, would follow in later years.

When she was a mere eleven years of age, she observed her father's use of intimidation on a prisoner to glean information he wanted. She also observed him gleaning information from visiting diplomats, causing them to learn to fear him. Later, she would utilize these means of extracting information, and set into motion a network of spies. She had learned to value the importance of espionage and reconnaissance tactics, for many enemies would be knocking on their door to take what was hers.

These, and other arts of rule were taught by the spymaster Rymon, and captain of the guard Ser Josua Whitehall. A grimly wise decision, for by the age of twenty, she was expected to take over when her parents were taken ill from a spring fever from which they never recovered. Though the youngest child, Kyra was left to rule for tragically, all her older siblings were deceased, missing from war, or wed to other houses.

## Family

Edmyn Butterwell - Father and former lord of white halls. d. 423

m. Alana Butterwell, nee Roote - First wife. d.382

* Markas Butterwell - b. 364 , d. 382 at war
* Owen Butterwell b. 365 AC Lost at sea
* Edric Butterwell b. 367AC, Missing, presumed dead
* Gregor Butterwell b. 368AC, Missing, presumed dead
* stillborn girl, d. 369AC
* Aron Butterwell b. 376AC, Missing, presumed dead
* Anya Shawnye, nee Butterwell b. 377 AC
* Tarla Butterwell b. 378AC, Missing, presumed dead
* stillborn boys d.380AC
* Eddard b.381AC d. 382AC of unknown illness

m. Lysa Butterwell, nee Roote - Mother. d. 423

* Mya Blanetree, nee Butterwell b.382AC
* Elen Grell, nee Butterwell b. 384AC
* stillborn boy b. 385AC
* Elas Butterwell b. 389AB d. 395AC of a fever
* Tarla Butterwell b.399AC d. 401AC coughing sickness
* Moira Hawick, nee Butterwell b.401AC
* Edmure and Loras b. 402AC, d. 403 AC
* **Kyra Butterwell** b. 403AC

## Household

Maester Garlan

Ser Josua Whitehall - Captain of the Guard

Rymon - Spymaster
Lyanna Rosby

Leyla Rosby

Justin Rosby †

Lynesse Rosby

Jon Rosby

Jaime Rosby

**Lyanna Rosby** is the firstborn daughter of Benedict and Belinda Rosby. She has recently become recognized in her region for her beauty and her exceptionally charming presence, though she remains unwed.

Energetic, kind and occasionally coy, little of her behavior hints at her tumultuous - and sometimes traumatic - upbringing. For the better part of her childhood, she was at the mercy of an abusive father and an imposing mother, and regularly tormented by her eldest bastard brother. However, the early death of Benedict Rosby allowed peace to return to his family's home, and in recent years she has enjoyed a leisurely youth and a close relationship with her mother, who is far more permissive with Lyanna than any of her other children.

Defiantly optimistic, Lyanna's sharp wits and keen intuitions are often sabotaged by her impulsiveness. Still, she has proven remarkably adept at navigating the complexities of high society and leaving lasting impressions upon every lord and lady she meets.
Maric Westerling

**Maric Westerling** is the son of the recently deceased Lord of the Crag, Martyn Westerling, and his lady wife, Visaera Webber, and the current Lord of the Crag and House Westerling. He became Lord at the age of fifteen when his father was executed after the War of the Three Banners for treason by order of Tysane Lannister.

## Appearance and Personality

Average of height and weight, with a little muscle and a bad slouch, Maric is unassuming at best. His chiefest defining feature is his long, bright red auburn hair that he wears in a variety of ways, often changing daily. Paired with his short, well-trimmed beard and a sparse dotting of freckles on his red cheeks, Maric is often overlooked and forgotten, especially in the presence of other gentry and nobility. He has thin, dark blue eyes, and a broad features; a wide set jaw and chin, and a large, slightly crooked nose, the result of a wound during the War of the Three Banners that never quite healed. He has an unusually rosy complexion, exacerbated by the color of his hair and beard. He dresses in plain clothes often preferring coats and extra layers of clothing, mostly in hues of reds and browns accented with gold and silver and furs.

Maric is just as average of temperament as he appears. He is patient, cautious, and quiet, not a lover of taking risks or particularly opulent pleasures. His preference of simplicity and peace and quiet is most molded by his experiences during the war, where he saw horrors that shook him to his core, a green young man of 18 when the conflict broke out in the west. His reservation is not to be mistaken for lack of care or attention, though, as he is endlessly inquisitive, and enjoys learning anything and everything. Though particularly given to reading and writing, he is a brilliant engineer, and honed his skills in the art of siege-craft during the war, gifts he'd in truth rather not have. The war also forged a strong resentment for all types of conflict within him. He has a great, deep-seated fear regarding the Lannisters, which prevents him from leaving the Crag often aside from explicitly important business.
Jasmine Vashar

**Jasmine Vashar** is the daughter and heir apparent of Ezra Vashar. Meddlesome, arrogant and audacious, she has appointed herself an agent of her father's ambitions - few as they may be. The Vashar patriarch has welcomed her involvement in the family's affairs, keeping confidence in her ability despite her utter lack of accomplishments.

Born a bastard, Jasmine's conception was a consequence of the infertility of Ezra Vashar's wife. She was the product of an affair with Nadine of Lys, the daughter of a petty merchant. Upon her arrival to Myr as an infant, she was immediately legitimized and raised at her father's court. After Ezra's divorce in 402 AC, she was seldom reminded of her lowly birth.

Only answering to the authority of a negligent father and a work-obsessed grandfather, her childhood was characterized by incessant mischief and infrequent consequences. Nevertheless, she eventually found a role model in her aunt, Rania Vashar. Merely seven years younger, Jasmine regarded her like a sister. In Rania, she saw an example of ambition, charm and confidence that she desperately wanted to emulate.

Like every Vashar, Jasmine was encouraged to dabble in business when she came of age. She has not, however, carved out any particular niche; instead, she sticks her nose into a wide variety of family enterprises. Thus far, most of her schemes have ended in failure, but she has yet to come to terms with her fluctuating level of competence. Nevertheless, her initiative alone has proven enough to earn her father's favor. Though Ezra has yet to formalize his intentions, she is widely regarded as the Vashar patriarch's likely heir - much to the chagrin of her insolent little brother.
Myranda Mallister

Jeyne Mallister

Myranda Mallister, born in 392 AC, was the second child and first daughter of Lord Jonos Mallister and Lady Kira Mallister (neé Haigh). She married Wyman Manderly, with whom she had one child: Lyanna Manderly. She died in 418 AC in a fire, episode later known as the Tragedy of the Booming Tower.
Kerzogue

Kerzogue is the Dragon of Rhogar Greycliff, the son of Naera Targaryen of Whitefyre and Lord of the Grey Cliffs, founder of House Greycliff. He is the only lord in the north, not belonging to the Targaryens to have a Dragon of his own. He received an egg without the Targaryen knowing of it. This has caused a small fracture in the relations between Naera and the rest of the Targaryens.

The Dragon Kerzogue is a male dragon, born from a clutch of eggs laid by Gaulax, the Dragon of Naera Targaryen of Whitefyre. This clutch had a total of four eggs, three of which were given to Naera's children, Rhaegan and Diena Zyran and her other son Rhogar Snow. The fourth egg was kept by Naera and is part of the plot of Naera to be given to one of her gransons in secret. Kerzogue is thus the brother of the dragons of Rhaegan and Diena and the issue of Gaulax.

As oppose to his mother, Kerzogue is silver-grey in color with blue eyes. He was born in 464 A.C and thus is currently around 36 years old. This means it's a young dragon but old and grown enough to fly with a rider on his back. He is the dragon represented in the shield of House Greycliff.

## Biography

He was born when Naera was pregnant with her new baby, Rhogar. It is said that Naera waited close to the fires in her chambers holding the egg close to her pregnant belly when one night, the egg simply hatched. Some months later, Rhogar was born under a heavy snowstorm. The Dragon and Rhogar bonded almost instantly at the craddle when the Dragon was presented to the newly born baby.

Due to the location the Dragon had been born in, and the enviroment it was raised, Kerzogue tolerated the cold and the snow much better than Gaulax. It was also faster in flight than her mother, due to her being older. Kerzogue flew for the first time aged 5 years old but did not fly high or far away, and just began hunting for local sheep and fish at aged 8. Before that, the keepers had fed him sheep and fish, and thus he had a deep love for both. In fact, aged 12 he was seen fishing on his own, even pludging in the cold waters of the Grey cliffs, a behaviour rarely seen in a dragon. In this early years, he grew closer to Rhogar as well and when Rhogar went for fishing (just for entertainment), his dragon will be flying over next to the boat and even fishing alongside him.

Rhogar rode Kerzogue for the first time when he reached 20 years of age. Rhogar was 19 and Kerzogue 20. He led Rhogar approach him and jump on his back, having their first flight over the grey cliffs for over 1h. Ever since, they have bonded even closer and Kerzogue rarely leaves Windfort and is often seen flying over the Greycliffs, feeding at the Cliff shores or in the caves under the Windfort castle. He has as well grew a close relation with Gaulax, his mother as they are both often together in the caves and in the area, since Naera also lives in Windfort for at least half of the year.
Janna Kyndall

Lady Janna Brax is the widow of Ser Tytos Brax, former heir to Hornvale, as well as the mother of their two children, Regenard and Falyse.

She was born a daughter of then Lord Kyndall's brother and his wife, and was declared the Queen of Love and Beauty on the small tournament her uncle had set up by the champion, Ser Tytos. The pair got married in 275 AC.

When she fell pregnant in 383 AC after 8 years without any successful attempts, she was accused of infidelity. In a duel to protect her honour, her husband was killed, and she was disgraced and shunned by the court in Hornvale.

She fully endorsed her son's rebellion in 406 AC, but after it failed and after her son was sent to the Wall and her daughter sent North to marry Lord Stark of Dreadfort's brother, she has converted to the Starry ways and can often be seen praying in her rooms.
Naera Rogare

**Naera Rogare** is the second child of Lady Nyessa Rogare, and her consort, Drazenko Ormellon. A woman with few friends, Naera is irritable, but has found a staunch following of loyal subjects pandering to her feet. She is cool at best with her sister, Nohia, and dislikes the simplicity of her life, yearning for more.

## Appearance and Character

Tall, authoritative, and sinister, Naera Rogare is everything her mother was not. Standing just shy of six feet, taller than the rest of her siblings, with golden hair that glitters in the sun, Naera is proud, with full pink lips and dark violet eyes, a slender jaw and a long neck.

Naera prefers dressing in dark colors, with long and flowing silks and lace.

Naera is methodical, contemptible, and graceless. Though it took some time for her true colors to come out, Naera has all but made herself an enemy of her family, and the families of Lys. An undesirable woman through-and-through, her actions and manner of speech drive away any would-be suitors. She finds pleasure in other's torment, and cares not for the whims of fashion.

## History

Born in 393 AC to Nyessa Rogare and her consort, Drazenko Ormellon, Naera Rogare was a quiet youth, never too loud. Despite that, as she grew into her age, she slowly became more tedious, more exacting and sinister. Her relationship with Nohia was great at this time, though it slowly began to detiorate as Naera's true personality came to light.

Naera is the only child of the Rogare family to be further east than Volantis. After her mother's death in 412 AC, Naera took to smuggling, though no one knows of it; she has taken lovers from all across the Free Cities, using her dark talent to enslave those undeserving.

The foundation of the Kingdom of Three Daughters has been particularly lucrative for her, and at the turn of 418 AC, Naera is in Myr on unofficial business.

## Family

**Leon Rogare,** d. 366 AC,

* Orenn Rogare, b. 327, d. 364,
* m. Saera Targaryen, d. 374 AC,
	+ House Targaryen of Lys
* Lysorno Rogare, b. 350 AC, d. 405 AC,
* m. Valaena Lohar, d. 403 AC,
	+ Nyessa Rogare, b. 368 AC, d. 412 AC,
	+ m. Drazenko Ormellon
		- Nohia Rogare**,** b. 384 AC,
		- m. Tregar Lohar
			* Khorane Rogare, b. 402 AC,
			* Larra Rogare, b. 405 AC,
		- ****Naera Rogare****, b. 393 AC,
		- Nesora Rogare, b. 396 AC,
		- m. Myro Sadaris, b. 393 AC,
		- Erina Rogare, b. 399 AC,
	+ Maella Rogare, b. 370 AC,
	+ m. Marc Lothston,
		- Harren Lothston,
		- Johanna Lothston,
* Lysaro Rogare, b. 351 AC, d. 407 AC,
* m. Daenara Rogare, b. 355 AC, d. 407 AC,
	+ Lysara Rogare, b. 380 AC, d. 407 AC,
		- Myra, b. 407 AC,
	+ Lucrezio Rogare, b. 382 AC, d. 407 AC,
	+ Loreza Rogare, b. 382 AC, d. 407 AC,
* w. Elaena Targaryen
	+ Kaelon Rogare, b. 370 AC,
* Laena Rogare, b. 355 AC, d. 408 AC,
	+ Lysarus Rogare, b. 383 AC,
	+ m. Saera Lohar, d. 409 AC,
		- Serra Rogare, b. 399 AC,
		- Lysaro Rogare, b. 403 AC,
		- Cerion Rogare, b. 406 AC,
		- Aelyx Rogare, b. 407 AC
Laena Celtigar

**Lady Laena Celtigar** is the wife to Lord Adrian Celtigar and is the Lady of Claw Isle.

## Family

* Lord Adrian Celtigar - Father (b. 350 AC)
	+ **Laena Celtigar** - Mother (b. 353 AC)
		- Daemon Celtigar (b. 371 AC)
			* Helaena Targaryen of Whitefyre
				+ Unnamed Child
				+ Unnamed Child
		- Baelor Celtigar (b. 374 AC)
		- Aelyx Celtigar (b. 377 AC)
			* Unnamed Wife
				+ Unnamed Child
		- Baela Celtigar/twin to Daela (b. 381 AC)
			* Richard Bar Emmon
		- Daela Celtigar/twin to Baela (b. 381 AC)
			* Unnamed Husband
		- Aerion Celtigar (b. 384)
		- Elaenor Celtigar (b. 385 AC)
Jocelyn Baratheon

Jocelyn, 407 AC

Jocelyn, 439 AC

Dowager Lady of Rainhouse

Serra Wylde

Lady Jocelyn Wylde néeBaratheon is the Dowager Lady of Rainhouse, as the wife of Valerion Wylde.

Her marriage was arranged as a reward for Cedric Wylde's loyalty to her lord cousin, Gwayne ; it's a match she had no say in, as it usually happens.

She is the daughter of late Orys Baratheon, a relative, by his late wife Serra, and as such, the sister of Edgar Baratheon. Though an orphan, she possesses a certain ferocity to her, a characteristic she is noted for.

Since her marriage, she has given birth to three children - Alessander, Erryk and Serra.

During her tenure as Lady of Rainhouse, she was praised as a model mother, prefering to keep to her own little part of the world to politics, but has nevertheless been in the public eye with her projects regarding the lands' culture and prosperity, with her husband or on her own. She has been noted for her loyalty. She was succeeded by Falena Whitehead.
Jaylek of Cuy

**Jaylek of Cuy** is a young *Maester of the Citadel* that specializes in the medicinal arts. Born in 384 AC in the town of Cuy as the 5th son of a farmer. Jaylek would enter the Citadel at the age of 16 in the year 400 AD.

## Jaylek of Cuy

Maester Jaylek does not stand tall but has reached a modest height of 5 feet and 10 inches. His frame is thin and has lost most of his muscles from farming after years spent in libraries.

Upon entering the Citadel, Jaylek would begin to shave his head to the bare flesh. If he were to let his hair grow it would grow wild and brown. His face is adorned with a full beard to cover a scar on his chin that he received while digging posts for a fence at age 12. His beard grows brown and has already begun to speckle with grey in parts.
Martyn Crane

Ser **Martyn Crane** is the Lord Commander of the City Watch of Oldtown. Born to Lord Addam Crane and his wife Kyra Dunn in 363 AC, Martyn was knighted in 381 and became Lord Commander in 388, after the death of his predecessor during the Hammer Uprising.

## History

Martyn Crane was born the second son of Lord Addam Crane and his wife Kyra Dunn in 363 AC. Though he was the spare rather than the heir, Martyn was held to the same standards as his elder brother Thom. After all, their father had been a second son. Martyn was sent to foster with House Inchfield and later became a squire for a Florent knight in Oldtown.

After being knighted, Martyn joined the City Watch as a junior commander. Following the death of the Lord Commander of the City Watch in 388, Martyn was elected for the post by his fellow commanders and approved by Lord Lucifer Hightower.

During the Great Famine, Ser Martyn oversaw the guarding of the food markets as well as the suppression of bandits both inside and outside Oldtown's walls. In the years between the Famine and the War of the Three Thieves, Martyn met and courted Corenna Flowers, a bastard daughter of House Florent. Together they have a son, Rupert Flowers, who now serves as a squire for House Crane.

Martyn's nephew Rycherd Crane became a squire for Lord Lucifer Hightower shortly before the beginning of the War of the Three Thieves. During the War, Martyn took his nephew under his wing while his knightmaster was busy serving as a military advisor to House Targaryen. It was under Martyn's tutelage that Rycherd learned certain back-alley fighting methods, as well as an appreciation for the variety of underbelly a great city can create.

With his nephew's departure in 403, Martyn returned to a certain level of anonymity he had grown used to. He continues to lead the City Watch, though he now lives in a modest townhouse with his common-law wife Corenna and their young twin daughters, Elaena and Elissa.