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House Stark

**House Stark** is one of the Great Houses of Westeros, in part because of their unquestioned dominance of The North for thousand stars of years as the Kings of Winter. Prior to Torrhen Stark's surrender to Aegon Targaryen, the Starks were kings of the last civilization of the First Men, making them direct descendent said of the original inhabitants of Westeros. Because of their peaceful surrender, House Stark has been allowed to retain principality over the North, and thus have been named Warden of the North. Despite their surrender, House Stark are renown for their strength and tenacity, as all northmen are, and have been charged with the protection of their region in case of foreign invasion, as well as acting as supreme military commanders for the Iron Throne. Because of this, members of House Stark are usually well educated and skilled combatants.

Their sigil is a grey direwolf on an open field, and their phrase "Winter is Coming" is often used as a warning rather than a boastful statement. While they share relatives in the North, namely the Karstaks, they mostly live in Winterfell, though some distant relatives may dwell at White Harbor or Barrowton. The current head of House Stark is Asten Stark, eldest child of the Torrhen Stark, and the second Warden of the North.
War of Unification

Combatants| * Seven Kingdoms
	+ House Arryn
	+ House Baratheon
	+ House Lannister
	+ House Targaryen
	+ House Tully
	+ House Tyrell
	+ House Stark
* Night's Watch
	+ House Martell
	+ House Dayne

Commanders| * King Rhaegal Targaryen
* Lord Varric Arryn
* Lord Byron Tully
* Warden Asten Stark

"*My father conquered six of the seven kingdoms, but he failed to bring Dorne into the fold before he died. That task now lies to me. We are not the 'Seven Kingdoms' until Dorne is brought into the fold. I will attempt to do so peacefully, but, if they do not accept my offers, I will have to teach them that all Men must kneel… with fire and blood, if needs be.*"
―Rhaegal Targaryen[src]
The **War of Unification**, also known as the **Dornish War** and the **War of Northern Aggression**, was an attempt by the Iron Throne to fully unite the Seven Kingdoms of Westeros by bringing Dorne into the fold and defeating the rogue member of House Targaryen, Yaenyre Targaryen, who had claimed the role of King-beyond-the-Wall.
A Start to Something Beautiful-ish

**A Start to Something Beautiful-ish** is the first episode of Entity Frenzy, it was released on March 29th, 2018.

## Plot

### Cold Open

The episode starts with Taser, wanting to torture a few people, then she would pick who to torture first, she picked Ice Tea, throwing a rock at him, she then got jumpscared by him, when she wanted to get her revenge on him, he hit her with a hammer.

Czech Republic is seen talking, although, Cell Phone did not understand what she said, then he asked her if she was speaking English, when Chrome told Cell Phone that she doesn't speak English, but that she speaks Czech, when Chrome tried to communicate with her, Cell Phone walked off.

The scene cuts to Cell Phone, Bowling Ball, and Monitor, which Bowling Ball comments that he's bored, Cell Phone suggests that the trio should play a game, Monitor asks what kind of game, in which he responds with I Spy, Bowling Ball says that he will start, he spies something foreign, Cell Phone is confused by this description, but Monitor quickly responds with Czech Republic, Black Square comes up to the three of them to ask what they are playing, Cell Phone answers with I Spy, but Black Square thinks it sounds boring, and says he knows a game, when he is about to say it, Chrome interrupts him, saying something unintelligible.

### Discovery

After Czech Republic is disturbed by the commotion, Ice Tea notices a statue, with a button on its front.

Cell Phone tries to escape the scene, but is quickly stopped by Monitor, when asked why, Ice Tea responds so that everyone can be there when the episode ends, Chrome asks the others what the statue is, but he is responded by the same question.

Taser tells the rest that Czechia will go up to the statue to check out what it is, she picked her up, and threw her, Czechia was only able to hit the wall of the statue, before falling onto the floor.

When Bowling Ball notices the button, he asks who will press it, which everyone points fingers towards him, when he asks why him, someone decides to tell him because the writers want him to press it, and so it is pressed, and Host appears.

## Trivia

* This is the first, and only episode to use the Battle for Dream Island assets instead of the hand drawn limbs and faces.
Cell Phone

> Cell Phone, right before falling right into his pile of leaves, Rake It or Leaf It
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>

Cell Phone is a male contestant on Entity Frenzy.

## Cell Phone

* Current
* Old

### Aliases

Buster (Monitor)
Doofus (Taser)
Screen Boy (Taser)

### Color

     Mountain Mist (body)
     Carbon Grey (body outline)
     Kiwi Green (screen)
     Slime Green (screen shine)

### Voiced By

Andy Duthie (EF 1b-3)
Ham Ambassador (EF 4+)

## Appearance

Cell Phone is a light gray cell phone presumably from the 90s. He has a lime green screen, and detailed buttons.

## Personality

Cell Phone is a nice, calm individual, but can be arrogant at times. He is one of the strongest contestants, as he was the only contestant immune for the first two challenges.
Taser

Taser is a female contestant on Entity Frenzy.

* Current
* Old

## Appearance

Taser is a dark gray stun baton. Her face has a barely visible lightning bolt. She has a button on her upper handle that activates her electricity.

## Personality

Taser is an tough and aggressive tomboy with a temper. She tends to bully people when in the mood, but she has another side to her, as she acts less aggressive and even polite when in a calmer mood. She can hold a grudge, as she is currently angry at Ice Tea when he stole her victory in episode 1b.

## Trivia

* She is often mistaken to be male due to her tomboyish attitude and masculine voice.
* She is the tallest contestant.
* She is one of three female contestants, along with Czech Republic and Gumdrop.
* She is the only female on her team.
* She is the first female to be in the bottom two.
* She is the last contestant alphabetically.
	+ Because of this, she is the last contestant shown in all three intros.
* She is the first contestant to survive the bottom two.
Prism

Prism is a non-binary contestant on Entity Frenzy.

* Current
* Old

Black Square

## Appearance

They are a white, slightly transparent glass prism.

## Personality

Prism is an excited and confident contestant. They are also an excellent swimmer.

## Trivia

* Their voice actor, EvanFireHD, is a popular Object Show YouTuber.
* Like Gumdrop, they first appeared in episode 1b as a new character.
* Prism is jokingly shipped with Czech Republic by the EF crew.
Black Square

Black Square is a male contestant on Entity Frenzy. He was the first contestant voted off the show.

## Appearance

He is a black square. It is unknown what he is made of.

## Personality

He is usually calm. However, he can be seen as lazy, since he did not help out much in the first challenge.

## Trivia

* He is the first contestant to be eliminated.
	+ He is also the first male contestant to be eliminated.
* He is one of two contestants to have white facial assets, the other is Bowling Ball
* He got teleported to "somewhere special"; which appears to be a black void without gravity.
Chroma

> —Chroma, The Hunt For Victory.
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>

Chroma is a male contestant on Entity Frenzy

* Current
* Old

## Appearance

Chroma is a circle/sphere that cycles through the color spectrum. He is supposedly made out of a made-up substance called "chromaite".

## Personality

Chroma is slightly childish and immature. He likes playing games and "wrecking noobs." He is also quite vengeful, as when he is paired with Ice Tea in episode 2, he throws the challenge due to Ice Tea beating his team last episode resulting in his friend Black Square eliminated.

## Trivia

* He is TheChromaAnimator's main OC.
* He is often shown as red in artwork.
* In episode 1a, he is the google chrome logo.
* He and Taser have been UFE the most times, at two times.
* He and Ice Tea were the first contestants to be eliminated in a double elimination.
Entity Frenzy Wiki

## **Welcome to the Entity Frenzy wiki!**

We are a collaborative encyclopedia all about the web-animated series, Entity Frenzy!

This wiki is not run by any crew member of Entity Frenzy. It is completely run by fans. Our goal is to stay as factual to the show as possible, information on this wiki may possibly be wrong, or incomplete, you are more than welcome to voice your thoughts.

Entity Frenzy is a show where ten inanimate, anthropomorphic objects are divided into two teams, they are set to compete in challenges, and try to stay in the game for as long as they can for an extravagant prize, it is unknown what the reward is.
Czech Republic

Czech Republic is a female contestant on Entity Frenzy.

* Current
* Old

## Appearance

Czech Republic is a map of the Czech Republic, now called "Czechia". It is unknown what she is or what she is made of.

## Personality

Czechia is a shy, yet somewhat confident competitor. She understands English, but speaks Czech, so she carries a translating microphone around. In Episode 3: Construct And Destroy, She was changed to speak English.

## Trivia

* She is one of three female contestants, the others being Gumdrop and Taser.
* She is the widest contestant.
* She is the only contestant that is able to speak a foreign language.
Host

>  Host, Rake It or Leaf It
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Host is the host of Entity Frenzy.Frenzy.

## Appearance

Host seems to be a black circle with green eyes and facial features, he doesnt have a mouth. He is sometimes shown holding purple fire.

## Personality

Host has a short temper, don't make him angry.

## Trivia

* Host, somehow looks just like Thing, the co-host of Nonexistent living
Gumdrop

> — Gumdrop introducing her bowling alley to Bowling Ball, Little Big Business
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>

* Current
* Old

Gumdrop is a female contestant on Entity Frenzy.

## Appearance

Gumdrop is an armless, lime flavored gumdrop. She has slightly visible flakes of sugar on her body.

## Trivia

* She and Ice Tea are the only ones that are food.
* She and Bowling Ball are the only armless contestants.
* She is the only armless female.
* Just like Prism, she first appeared in episode 1b as a new contestant.
Ice Tea

* Current
* Old

Ice Tea is a male contestant on Entity Frenzy.

## Personality

Ice Tea is somewhat goofy and careless, and enjoys telling corny jokes. However, he doesn't like being betrayed, and becomes serious if he has to.

## Trivia

* He is the only brown contestant.
* He and Gumdrop are the only food-based characters.
* He is often mistaken for a female due to his feminine voice.
Aegon's Conquest

### Outcome

* Aegon Targaryen conquers six of the Seven Kingdoms and forges the Iron Throne.
	+ The Targaryen Dynasty is established.
* Aegon becomes the first King of the Andals, the Rhoynar, and the First Men, Lord of the Seven Kingdoms, and Protector of the Realm.

Combatants| * House Targaryen
	+ 3 dragons
		- Balerion
		- Vhagar
		- Meraxys
* House Baratheon
* House Tully
* House Tyrell
* House Qoherys
* House Arryn (later)
* House Stark (later)
* House Lannister (later)
* House Mooton
* House Hoare†
* House Durrandon†
* House Gardner†
* House Lannister

Commanders| * King Aegon Targaryen
* Queen Rhaenys Targaryen
* Queen Visenya Targaryen
* Lord Hand Orys Baratheon
* Lord Edmyn Tully
* Lord Quenton Qoherys
* Lord Loren Lannister (later)
* Lord Harlen Tyrell (later)
* Lord Torrhen Stark (later)
* Lord Ronnel Arryn (later)
	+ Queen Regent Sharra Arryn (later)
* King Harren Hoare†
* King Mern IX Gardener†
* King Argilac Durrandon†

**Aegon's Conquest**, also known as the **Targaryen Conquest**, the **War of the Conquerer**, and the **First War of Conquest**, was an invasion of Westeros by Aegon Targaryen, his sister-wives, and their three dragons. It resulted in the creation of the Seven Kingdoms (though Dorne remained free) and Aegon being crowned the first King of the Andals, the Rhoynar, and the First Men. It was the first of several Wars of Conquest.
Olympia Allyrion

## Olympia Martell

"*Scorpion swathed in silk.*"
―Shoshiki
**Olympia Allyrion** (*née Martell*), Lady of Godsgrace, is the matriarch of the House Allyrion. Borne a member of the House Martell, she is a Princess of of Dorne. She is the younger sister of Nymphadora and Maran Martell, as well as wife to Lord Allyrion and mother of two children.

## Trivia

* Olympia's appearance is based on **Josephine Montilyet** from the *Dragon Age* series.
Team 1

***"Uh.. What do you mean by Team 1?"* — Chroma, "The Hunt For Victory"**
This article or section’s title has never been mentioned in Entity Frenzy, or by the creator, the current name is unofficial.

## Team 1

### Members

* Black Square
* Chroma
* Monitor
* Prism
* Taser

### Losses

3

**Team 1** was one of the two teams in Entity Frenzy, the team consisted of Black Square, Chroma, Monitor, Prism, and Taser, before being disbanded in Rake It or Leaf It.
Seven Kingdoms

The **Seven Kingdoms of Westeros**, sometimes simply known as **the realm** or **the Crown**, was the dominant government of the continent of Westeros consisting of the North, the Riverlands, the Iron Islands, the Westerlands, the Stormlands, the Reach, The Vale, and Dorne. It was a feudal monarchy ruled over by a single sovereign for life. The royal family was House Targaryen, a noble house from Valyria who conquered all of Westeros during Aegon's Conquest. The ruler of the Seven Kingdoms, known as the Lord of the Seven Kingdoms, sat the Iron Throne, which became synonymous with the kingdoms themselves.

The Seven Kingdoms stood virtually unchallenged in its dominion over Westeros. In its early years, Dorne resisted the rule of House Targaryen, and its dominion did not extend to the lands beyond the Wall; but the rest of the continent bent the knee and remained subservient to the Crown.

## Geography

 *See also: Westeros*

The Seven Kingdoms extended from the Wall to the southern tip of the continent of Westeros at Dorne, as well as the nearby islands. It was located west of Essos and north of the Summer Isles. To control the kingdoms he conquered, Aegon Targaryen established regional lordships, that were directly subservient to the King of the Andals, the Rhoynar, and the First Men, who would oversee their constituent regions. For example, the Lord Paramount of the Trident, a title held by House Tully, oversaw the Riverlands.

House Targaryen also carved out a new region, the Crownlands, which the royal family directly ruled over. This region consisted of the fertile lands that sat alongside the Blackwater Rush, south of the Vale, east of the Westerlands and the Riverlands, and north of the Stormlands.

The region of Dorne was contested. Though the Seven Kingdoms claimed dominion over Dorne, Aegon's Conquest failed to bring them into the fold. This led to a series of successive wars that sought to bring Dorne into the fold and make the name of the Seven Kingdoms legitimate.

Several roads connected the Seven Kingdom to one another. The most major of these roads was the **kingsroad**, which ran two thousand miles from the Wall to King's Landing, the capital. The **roseroad** connected the Reach and Oldtown to King's Landing. The **goldroad** connected the Westerlands to King's Landing. There was no road leading from King's Landing to Dorne, or vice versa, forcing the Dornish to pass through the Reach, with the permission of House Tyrell, and then use the roseroad to travel to the capital.

## References

1. ↑ Kingsroad at Westeros.Org
2. ↑ Roseroad at Westeros.Org
3. ↑ Goldroad at Westeros.Org
Lord Paramount of the Trident

The title Lord Paramount of the Trident is a title given to the ruler of the Riverlands by Aegon the Conquerer after his defeat of House Hoare at the Burning of Harrenhal. This title is currently held by Byron Tully

## History

This title is recent, having only been in existence for a mere forty-two years. It was created by Aegon I Targaryen to reward House Tully for being the first of the Riverlords to join him. The Tullys hold the title to this day.
Caius Baratheon

**Caius Baratheon** is a male born to House Baratheon and a lieutenant of the Free Folk under Yaenyre Targaryen. There are many stories surrounding this enigma of a man in Westeros, but among them all, the most prominent that stands out is the tale of his survival against the dragonflame of Balerion the Dread. It is difficult to ascertain the truth behind the myth, given the quiet nature behind Caius, but the story goes that in one of Aegon Targaryen's assaults, Caius alone managed to survive being burnt alive by the black flames of Balerion. There seems to be some truth to this story given the charred appearance of the man, the majority of his face and body burnt beyond recognition; the man resembling a white walker more so than a human. These myths encased over truth have earned him the name **Caius the Immortal**.
Yaenyre Targaryen

"*This world is shit. Ain't no other way to say it. And we've been dealt the shittiest hand of that shit. Because some fancy fucks decided we were vermin for choosing to serve ourselves and our loved ones over a damn crown. And yet here we are, killing each other over the same shit as them. How are any of you different from those royal fucks? Maybe it's human nature, I don't know, and frankly, I don't give a monkey's left tit about it neither. If you need a king to keep your snowy asses in line, then I'll be your king. If there's somewhere you want to go, I'll get your ass there. If you want revenge on those fancy fuckers down south, then we'll kill every last one of them. And if all you want is to stay alive and keep the people you give a shit about alive, then I'll protect you fuckers with my last fucking breath. Now who's with me?!*"
―Yaenyre rallying the Free Folk.

## Chronological and political information

### Affiliation(s)

* Free Folk
* House Targaryen (formerly; by birth)

## Portrayal information

### Written by

Seireitou

**Yaenyre Targaryen**, also known as **Yany**, is the leader of the Free Folk, holding the title of "King-beyond-the-Wall". He is the brother of Selarys Targaryen. After unifying the hundred clans of the true north, he declared war on Westeros and seeks to destroy the Iron Throne. Among the seven kingdoms, he is feared as the **Dragon of the North**, due to his Targaryen ancestry. Like many of the Targaryens, Yaenyre has a personal dragon mount; a notorious white dragon known as Satarryn.

## Personality

"*There's nothing I really want to do. Or well, anything I really want for myself. I just like peace and quiet, honestly. For the longest time, it was just about staying alive. Keeping Sela alive. But then we met others. They had become family, one way or another. Some of them just wanted to live, same as us. Some wanted revenge on the Westerosi. Some just wanted to kill those fuckers who treated them like outcasts and animals. Some wanted to bask in the warmth south of the wall. And so I figured, if I had nothing I wanted to do, maybe I could help them get what they want instead. Those wishes would be impossible to achieve, but if we worked together, we could do the impossible. I brought this loose confederation of assholes together under a single promise. That we will achieve the impossible.*"
―Yaenyre speaking to the Night's Watch.

## Quotes

* *"This isn't unification. You're not bringing people together. They're not living for each other, they're living for **you**. All Aegon and you have done is put people under your boot. Call it whatever you want, but history will remember it as conquest, not unification. A power-hungry group of fucks who decided to swing their dicks around and call themselves royalty. That Iron Throne is nothing but a pedestal founded upon sins. Such a thing... only deserves to be shattered to pieces."*
Iron Throne

"*It is not a seat where a man can rest at ease.*"
―Stannis Baratheon[src]
The **Iron Throne** was the throne of the Lord of the Seven Kingdoms and a symbol of the rule of the Seven Kingdoms. It was forged from a thousand swords, taken from Aegon Targaryen's enemies during his conquest of Westeros, and the dragonflame of his dragon, Balerion the Black Dread. As a result of the manner in which it was forged, the Iron Throne was a monstrous, asymmetric chair.

The throne itself was cold, hard, and had many jagged edges that made it dangerous to sit upon if one was not careful. This quality also made impossible to lean back on; Aegon designed it that way because he believed a king should never sit comfortably. Only the king of Westeros was permitted the sit the throne. In his absence, the Hand of the King could sit the throne, but none other. While the king was presiding, only his family, the Kingsguard, and the small council were permitted to sit. All others were required to kneel.

## References

**Notes:**

1. ↑ The throne is about the height of four grown men stacked atop one another.

**References:**

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 1.5 1.6 *A Game of Thrones*, by George R. R. Martin
2. ↑ *A Storm of Swords*, by George R. R. Martin
3. ↑ *A Feast for Crows*, by George R. R. Martin
King-beyond-the-Wall

The **King-beyond-the-Wall** was a title given to the person who united the many tribes of free folk, also known as "wildlings." Despite the title of "king," it was not a hereditary or absolute position. The authority of the position is solely derived from the strength and force of the person who wielded it.

## History

One King-beyond-the-Wall, in a rare alliance with the men south of the Wall, helped to drive a corrupted Brandon Stark out of the Nightfort and back beyond the Wall.
Riverlands

The Riverlands is one of the Seven Kingdoms and the central part of Westeros. Unlike the other major areas, the lack of unity among the Riverlords has lead to the lack of cities within the Riverlands. The region is currently lead by the Lord Paramount of the Trident, House Tully.

## People & Economy

The Riverlands are the centre of Westeros, and it shows. A large amount of trade runs through the region between all of the kingdoms except for Dorne. As such the region is wealthy, and its favourable terrain supports a large population that rivals The Reach to the south.

## Military Strength

Despite being one of the most populated regions of Westeros, the Riverlands is one of the weaker regions militarily. Due to their relatively undefined borders and constant infighting drawing large numbers of men into an army is difficult. By pulling every single House that has fully acknowledged the rule of the Tullys to their aid, the Riverlands can field a force of roughly twenty-five thousand men. This number would be higher, but many thousands of Riverlands soldiers were killed during the various battles during the conquest of Aegon. The region still has not fully recovered.

## Houses

* House Tully
* House Bracken:
* House Mallister
* House Whent
* House Blackkwood
* House Mooton
* House Smallwood
* House Darry
* House Frey
House Martell

## Familial information

### Family type

Great House
Royal Family

### Members

* Nymphadora Martell
* Maran Martell
* Olympia Allyrion

## Other information

### Coat of arms

A red sun pierced by a golden spear on an orange field

### Seat(s)

* Old Palace, Sunspear
* Sandship, Sunspear

### Title(s)

* Princes of Dorne
* Lords of the Sandship
* Lords of Sunspear

### Ancestral weapon(s)

* Starslayer
* Moonsinger
* Suncaller

## Chronological and political information

### Affiliation

Sovereign

"*Unbowed, Unbent, Unbroken*"
―The words of House Martell

## Members

### Sworn Houses

* House Allyrion of Godsgrace
* House Blackmont of Blackmont
* House Dalt of Lemonwood
* House Dayne of Starfall and High Hermitage
* House Fowler of Skyreach
* House Gargalen of Salt Shore
* House Jordayne of the Tor
* House Manwoody of Kingsgrave
* House Qorgyle of Sandstone
* House Santagar of Spottswood
* House Toland of Ghost Hill
* House Uller of the Hellholt
* House Vaith of the Red Dunes
* House Wyl of Wyl
* House Yronwood of Yronwood

## References

1. ↑ *A Game of Thrones*, by George R. R. Martin
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 *A Clash of Kings*, by George R. R. Martin
Night's King's falx

Night's King used a crystalline **falx** as his primary weapon. The weapon was made of ice, but not normal ice, which was impervious to and could even shatter normal steel, but could be resisted by Valyrian steel and dragonglass. The falx was also abnormally sharp, able to cut through ringmail as though through silk.

## References

1. ↑ Interview with George R. R. Martin on *A Song of Ice and Fire*
2. ↑ *A Game of Thrones*, by George R.R. Martin
The Others

"*They're coming. Our enemy doesn't tire — doesn't stop — doesn't feel.*"
―Jon Snow[src]
**The Others**, commonly known as **white walkers**, and also called **cold gods** and **white shadows**, were a species of supposed sentient and nocturnal ice demons hailing from the Land of Always Winter. The Others were humanoid and were distinguished by their piercing blue eyes and blue-white skin, as well as their ability to command legions of the undead through some manner of necromancy. Little else is known about the Others, save that the people of Westeros viewed them as evil monsters. They were thought extinct, or, at the very least, vanquished, after the Long Night.

## Biology and appearance

The Others were tall, gaunt, and humanoid, with blue-white flesh pulled tight over their bony frames. Their eyes were universally blue, but are crystalline in appearance, causing them to be compared to blue stars. They had pale blue blood and bones that resemble milk glass. Not all Others had hair, but those that did had white, long hair. Those others that became Night's King have a crown of ice horns rather than hair on their heads; though, the first Night's King had a beard of white hair.

The Others, commonly called "white walkers" by the people of Westeros, were associated with death due to their ability to create wights by resurrecting the dead. Some believed the Others themselves were undead, but this was a common misconception. The Others were living beings, though they experienced a form of biological immortality.

The Others are a nocturnal species and only come out at night. They also went lightly on snow and left no footprints in their wake, making them nearly impossible to track. Uniquely to them, the presence of Others had a noticeable effect on the environment. For instance, they were accompanied by a terrible cold, and large groups of them moving at once could bring with them a snowstorm. Oddly, and unlike their wights, they are immune to fire, but weak against dragonglass and dragonsteel.

### Reproduction

How Others reproduce was entirely a mystery, much like their origins. They appeared for the first time during the Long Night the furthest north of Westeros, hinting that they were indeed a self-sustaining species before they were introduced to Men. However, Night's King had the ability to turn human infants into Others by touching them. Indeed, the second Night's King was a human male himself and was, originally, one of the First Men.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 *A Game of Thrones*
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 2.3 *A Storm of Swords*
3. ↑ *A Dance with Dragons*
4. ↑ "Hardhome," *Game of Thrones*
5. ↑ "Oathkeeper," *Game of Thrones*
6. ↑ "The Door," *Game of Thrones*
House Targaryen

"*Fire and blood.*"
―The words of House Targaryen[src]
**House Targaryen** was a noble family and great house of Westeros, originally hailing from Valyria before relocating to Dragonstone off the coast of Westeros, as well as the first and current royal family of the Seven Kingdoms. The Targaryen sigil was a three-headed dragon on black field and their words were "*Fire and blood*."

The Targaryens were the last dragonlord family, the only one to survive the Doom of Valyria. They resided on their new seat of Dragonstone for over a century before Aegon the Conquerer turned his sight westward and initiated a conflict that would come to be known as Aegon's Conquest, resulting in the creation of the Seven Kingdoms. From then on, a Targaryen ruled as King of the Andals, the Rhoynar, and the First Men, Lord of the Seven Kingdoms, and Protector of the Realm.

## References

1. ↑ *A Game of Thrones*, by George R. R. Martin
2. ↑ *A Storm of Swords*, by George R. R. Martin
Long Night

Combatants| * The First Men
* The children of the forest
	+ The army of the dead
		- Thousands of wights

Commanders| Unknown | * First Night's King†

The **Long Night**, less frequently known as the **Great War**, was both a conflict that took place on the continent of Westeros and an event which saw the descent of a generation-long winter and night, which fell across the known world. The Long Night marked the first appearance of the Others and their army of the dead in Westeros.

## See also

* Long Night on *A Wiki of Ice and Fire*.
Byron Tully

+ Riverlands
* House Tully

Byron Tully, Lord of the Riverlands, is the current patriarch of the House of Tully. He became the leader of House Tully after the death of his father, Edmun Tully. Married to Tayla Tully, formerly of House Frey, he is the father of eight children.

## Trivia

* Byron's appearance is based on Cullen from the Dragon Age series.
King of the Andals, the Rhoynar, and the First Men

The **King of the Andals, the Rhoynar, and the First Men** was the first of three titles taken by the monarch of the Seven Kingdoms of Westeros. The one who donned this title claimed rulership of all seven kingdoms, including Dorne despite the southern kingdom's frequent resistance to the dominion of the Seven Kingdoms.

## History

The title was established during Aegon's Conquest and persisted after, claimed by whomever sat the Iron Throne of Westeros.
Greywind

**Greywind** was a male dragon and the personal mount of Rhaegal Targaryen, the second King of Westeros.

## History

### Early life

Greywind was born on Dragonstone. His egg was gifted, per Targaryen custom, to the crown prince, Rhaegal Targaryen when the boy was still in his crib. He later hatched and, when Rhaegal went to King's Landing to be crowned King of the Andals, the Rhoynar, and the First Men, Greywind went with him.

## Personality and traits

Greywind was a large dragon. While he was nowhere near as large as his predecessor, Balerion the Black Dread, he was still massive for his age. When he was still just a juvenile, and his rider, Rhaegal, a teenager, he easily dwarfed the human youth. As an adult, he was easily as large as a whale. His flame was a smokey coloration, with lines of red.

Greywind, as his name implied, was a grey-scaled dragon (though he had red frills). He was thought to be male and had teeth as long as swords, as well as crimson eyes.

Like most Targaryen dragons, Greywind grew up alongside his rider and was fiercely protective of Rhaegal. He was known to have a temper and could be highly aggressive, only calming at Rhaegal's command. He was also a highly intelligent dragon, as he not only understood Rhaegal's voice commands, but his rider's body language as well. Greywind was fiercely territorial and was not kept alongside the other dragons in King's Landing.

## Notes and references

**Notes:**

1. ↑ Greywind is equal in size to Drogon at the end of Season 7. This means that he is about the size of a Boeing 747 and have a wingspan as long as an orca.
Alysanne Targaryen

## Alyssane Targaryen

**Alysanne Targaryen**, known as **Alys** by those who knew her best, was a human female of Valyrian descent and a member of House Targaryen. She was the daughter of Aegon and Visenya Targaryen. She was also the only half-sister and cousin of Rhaegal Targaryen and, during his reign as King of the Andals, the Rhoynar, and the First Men, she became his sister-wife and reigned as queen of Westeros. She became known as the "**dragon queen**" due to her ferocious personality.

## Trivia

* In George R. R. Martin's *A Song of Ice and Fire*, as well as its television adaptation, *Game of Thrones*, Aenys Targaryen, the son of Aegon, did not marry his own sibling.
Cassandra Arryn

+ The Vale
* House Arryn (By Marriage)
* House Corbray (By Birth)

**Cassandra Arryn** (Formerly **Cassandra Corbray**) is the wife of the current Lord of the Vale, making her the current **Lady of the Vale**. She is formerly a member of House Corbray, she married Varric as a means for him to acquire their Valyrian steel blade, Lady Forlorn and improve their standings between the families. Their once empty marriage became one full of love for one another. Despite Varric's constant infidelity Cassandra doesn't appear to be disturbed, some assume she is blinded by love but at the end of the day they both know that no matter who Varric is to lie with he will always have unconditional love for her and will always return to their bed at the end of the night.
King in the North

The **King in the North**, formerly known as the **King of Winter**, was the ruler of the North prior to Aegon's Conquest and the advent of the Seven Kingdoms. The position was later replaced by the title of Warden of the North. Regardless, both positions were typically held by the leaders of House Stark.

## History

Sometime after the Long Night, a King of Winter made an unlikely alliance with a King-beyond-the-Wall and the Night's Watch to take back the Nightfort from one Brandon Stark, driving him and his armies back beyond the Wall.
Rhaegal Targaryen

"*My father conquered six of the seven kingdoms, but he failed to bring Dorne into the fold before he died. That task now lies to me. We are not the 'Seven Kingdoms' until Dorne is brought into the fold. I will attempt to do so peacefully, but, if they do not accept my offers, I will have to teach them that all Men must kneel… with fire and blood, if needs be.*"
―Rhaegal Targaryen[src]
**Rhaegal Targaryen** was a human male dragonlord of Valyrian descent and a member of House Targaryen, as well as the first son of Aegon Targaryen and his sister, Rhaenys. With his father's death, Rhaegal became the second Lord of the Seven Kingdoms, as well as the second member of the Targaryen dynasty to sit the Iron Throne. Prior to that, he was the crown prince of the Seven Kingdoms of Westeros. He also inherited his familial title as Prince of Dragonstone and was the reigning lord of House Targaryen. As king, he married his half-sister and cousin, Alysanne Targaryen, who reigned as his queen; and his dragon was known as Greywind.

## Biography

### Lord of the Seven Kingdoms

 *Main article: Reign of Rhaegal Targaryen*
## Trivia

* In George R. R. Martin's *A Song of Ice and Fire*, as well as its television adaptation, *Game of Thrones*, Aegon's son and the second king of Westeros, was Aenys Targaryen.
Westeros

**Westeros** was a western continent and one of the four known continents in the world. Westeros was divided into ten distinct regions and seven kingdoms. Westeros was bordered to the east by the narrow sea and, beyond it, the eastern continent of Essos. To the south was the Summer Sea and the Summer Isles. Natives of Westeros were known as **Westerosi**.

## Geography

Westeros was a large, long, and narrow continent that stretched from the vast region Beyond the Wall to the southern most kingdom of Dorne. Its northernmost region, the Land of Always Winter, remained uncharted due to fiercely cold temperatures and the unforgiving, almost impenetrable wall of the Frostfang Mountains that formed its eastern border. The continent stretches 3,000 miles from north to south, and it is approximately 900 miles wide at its widest point.

## Biology and Anthropology

Westeros was comprised of by a variety of sentient and non-sentient species. The most notable of those are listed below:

### Sentient species

* **Humans:** The most numerous, and the dominant, sentient species on Westeros was humanity. Humans created for themselves a feudal society which dominated the majority of the continent. The only region they appear absent from were the Lands of Always Winter due to the unforgiving cold.

## Trivia

* According to George R. R. Martin, Westeros is roughly the size of South America, though it more accurately looked like an amalgam of the United Kingdom and Ireland.

## Notes and references

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 The Size of Westeros, George R. R. Martin
Nymphadora Martell

"*Beautiful viper.*"
―Shoshiki
**Nymphadora Martell**, Lady of Sunspear and the Sandship, is the current head of the House Nymeros Martell and Princess of the nation of Dorne. After the passing of her mother, the late Meria Martell, Nymphadora was chosen as successor of the Dornish throne. She is currently unmarried, though she is twin to Maran Martell and older sister to Olympia Martell.

## Trivia

* Nymphadora's appearance is based on **Isabela** from the *Dragon Age* series.
Heron the Horse

## Heron

Heron, known by many as **Heron the Horse**, is a travelling bard and minstrel. Heron has travelled across almost all of the Seven Kingdoms, singing and performing for money in the various bars and lands. Heron earned his title for a certain aspect of his, one that can be confirmed by various women of all social standings across Westeros. As such, he is banned from more than a few towns.

## Abilities

Heron has some skill with a blade, but his main ability is to talk his way out of most situations. Heron is an extremely charismatic man, which when supplemented with his supernatural abilities allows him to command the attention of anyone he wants, and to convince most people to follow what he says. He usually uses this to gain lodgings, money, and companions whenever he requires them.

### Martial Prowess

Heron is a fair duelist, trained with the sword in his youth. However, any blademaster of note will quickly be able to cut him down, as he is okay at best.

### Magical Talents

While Heron is a charismatic man, he supplements his looks with supernatural ability. He is capable of using magic to influence the minds of those that can hear his voice. He has used this to gain the fancy of even the most virtuous of souls that catch his eye.
Varric Arryn

+ The Vale
* House Arryn
* House Corbray (Marriage)

"*As High as Honor*"
―The words of House Arryn, which Varric presides over
**Varric Arryn** also known as **Lord of the Eyrie** is the current Lord of House Arryn as well as the **Warden of the East**, reigning over The Vale. Varric is a man with an insatiable apatite for sex, he is known for having a large number of lovers of all genders on top of being married to his Wife. He is a great swordsman within his class, he wields the ancestral Valyrian steel longsword of House Corbray, **Lady Forlorn**. He acquired the blade shortly after marrying his wife a member of the noble House Corbray.
Order of the Maesters

The **Order of the Maesters** was an all-male scholarly order of scholars, healers, messengers, and scientists. As a result, they were often known as the **knights of the mind**. Their headquarters, where they educated students and trained new Maesters, was known as the Citadel, which was located in Oldtown, a city in the Reach of Westeros. They served primarily as advisors to the lords and kings of Westeros. Their primary rivals to this capacity were the Alchemist's Guild.
Satarryn

"*You don't belong to anyone... You just belong to you. I respect that. But it's almost hilarious. To think that even among the loyal dragons of House Targaryen, there could be such a thing as a free folk.*"
―Yaenyre Targaryen approaching Satarryn.

## Biographical information

### Homeland

* Dragonstone (formerly)
* Frostfang Mountains

## Chronological and political information

### Affiliation(s)

* Yaenyre Targaryen
* Selarys Targaryen

## Portrayal information

### Written by

Seireitou

**Satarryn** is a male Dragon that was born on Dragonstone prior to the death of Aegon the Conqueror. Among the dragons hatched and raised on the volcanic island, Satarryn was notorious for being untamable; it refused to listen nor be mounted by any Targaryen, no matter who they were. It had earned him the name **Satarryn the Unbreakable**. However, for as stubborn as he was, he was not particularly violent nor did he lash out beyond throwing potential riders off of his back. That being said, his rebellious attitude was such that the Targaryens considered killing him, for fear of him one day deciding to take aggressive actions against them. Perhaps he picked up on these intentions, it is hard to say, but Satarryn would eventually break free of the chains used to bind him and flew off in the direction of Westeros, never to be seen by the Targaryens again.

At some point, however, Satarryn made his way north found a secluded home up in the Frostfangs, eventually being discovered by Yaenyre Targaryen. Although initially wary of the man, like he was of all Targaryens that approached him, Yaenyre had no interest in taming the dragon and perhaps Satarryn was able to recognize that in him. It was through repeated visits made by Yaenyre, who had chosen to keep Satarryn's hiding place a secret from the other Free Folk, that the two had slowly formed a bond together. During a particular crisis that befell the Free Folk that followed Yaenyre, Satarryn descended upon the battlefield to protect him and fend off his enemies. For the first time, the proud dragon lowered its head and allowed a Targaryen to sit atop its back, and together, they had crushed the opposition with ease. After that day, Satarryn became the personal mount of Yaenyre, and would later allow Selarys Targaryen to mount him as well.
Crownlands

The **crownlands** were one of nine constituent regions of the Seven Kingdoms of Westeros. Unlike the other regions of Westeros, the crownlands were never a kingdom prior to Aegon's Conquest, instead being contested by the lords of the Riverlands and Stormlands. Aegon Targaryen conquered these lands first upon his conquest of Westeros and built the Aegonfort (later "King's Landing") as his seat. Since then, the crownlands have served under the direct rule of the Iron Throne and House Targaryen.

The crownlands are also home to Houses Bar Emmon, Celtigar, Massey, Rosby, Rykker, Stokeworth, Sunglass, and fellow Valyrians, the Velaryons.

## Geography

The crownlands were located on the east coast of Westeros next to Blackwater Bay. A number of towns, cities, and ports dotted the crownlands, but the largest was the capital of the Seven Kingdoms, King's Landing. They were bordered to the north and the west by the riverlands and to the southwest by the Reach. To the south of King's Landing lie the kingswood and the Stormlands.

## Economy

King's Landing was the center of the crownlands' economy, hosting Westeros' largest harbor and collecting taxes from all over the realm. Nearly every profession imaginable was practiced in the crownlands.

## Military

The mainland lords of the crownlands can muster between ten to fifteen thousand men. King's Landing could muster two thousand men thanks to the City Watch. The island of Dragonstone could muster some four hundred and thirty fighting men to add to this strength. The main military strength of the crownlands was the royal fleet, which was one of the three strongest fleets in Westeros, with a total number of one hundred and fifty ships. In terms of military strength, the crownlands alone were the weakest, coming in tenth.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 *The World of Ice & Fire*, by George R. R. Martin
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 *A Game of Thrones*, by George R. R. Martin
3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 *A Feast for Crows*, by George R. R. Martin
4. ↑ *A Dance with Dragons*, by George R. R. Martin
5. ↑ *A Clash of Kings*, by George R. R. Martin
6. ↑ 6.0 6.1 *A Game of Thrones* role-playing game
7. ↑ *The Princess and the Queen, or, the Blacks and the Greens*, by George R. R. Martin
8. ↑ A Song of Ice and Fire Fanon Wiki:Regional strength
House Tully

House Tully is one of the Great Houses of the Seven Kingdoms, and are lead by the Lord Paramount of the Trident. Gifted rule of the Riverlands by Aegon I Targaryen after the Burning of Harrenhal, House Tully has quickly grown to be one of the most powerful houses in the Seven Kingdoms under Edmyn Tully and his eldest son, Byron Tully, the current leader of the house.

## Members

In addition to having his three sisters, Byron has sired a great number of children with his two wives. He currently has no less than eight daughters and one son. While a majority of his daughters no longer retain the name of Tully due to their marriages, this widespread lineage ensures that his family is a prosperous one.

The first five of Byron's children were born from his first wife, Kyra Bracken. However, after he caught her having an affair with a travelling minstrel, Heron the Horse, he divorced her and sent her back to her family in shame. He then married a second time to Tayla Frey, who gave him three more daughters and his only son.

There are other members of House Tully beyond the main family, cousins and other relatives. House Tully also has a claim to a large number of other houses due to their widespread daughters.

## Strength

While one of the Great Houses of Westeros, House Tully doesn't have a long history. They weren't even considered to be among the Riverlords prior to the conquest of the Targaryens. As such, they are not a particularly strong house. They were just the first family to back their current rulers. When they do mobilize for war, they can still put together a moderate sized force. The Tullys can put around a thousand warm bodies on the field when they call their men-at-arms to battle. Nine hundred of these are infantrymen, and one hundred are Calvary. They also can call around two hundred mercenaries from the surrounding region to their aid as well.

In addition due to the Liason between House Tully and House Frey due to the current wife being from that house, they can quite reliably call on House Frey's men as well. This gives the pair of houses about forty-five hundred men on the field when working together.

## Vassal Houses

* House Bracken
* House Mallister
* House Whent
* House Blackwood
* House Mooton
* House Smallwood
* House Darry
* House Frey