House Glenbain

## Overview

House Glenbain is the player-generated family controlled by the player characters. With the family title lost, some of the survivors of House Glenbain are now members of House Gaz of Volantis, while others were lost at sea while traveling to Tyrosh and are collectively known as The Castaways.

During the Greyjoy Rebellion, thhe House was divided between the Courtly characters (Alon Redwyne, Ser Clyde Flay, Fiyona Riser, Hamza Sand, Rook and Wilfred Hill)

and The Dread Company (the Warrior characters consisting of Christor, Maxir Glenbain, Mad Minnie, Ser Percy of House Arryn, Torrhen Grove and Whistler Seagrave.)

## History

In the year 289, the Eight Future Kings conspired to unseat King Robert and divide Westeros into eight independent kingdoms in what became known as the Greyjoy Rebellion. Lord Zandren Glenbain sided with the Rebel cause, a decision that had disastrous consequences for the family when the Loyalists won the war. By the end of the rebellion, Zandren and his brother Brenwyn were dead, his son Maxir was banished from Westeros and King Robert had stripped House Glenbain of all of its holdings. Maxir Glenbain and all of his servants were banished from Westeros, and had to flee East. This ended a thousand years of Glenbain history.

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## Family (Living)

Born 282
 Jojen Glenbain
Born 241

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## Bastards

Born 284
 Braena Hill
Born 265
 Sterlann
Born 277
 Kari
Born 280
 Celia
Born 286

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## Court Advisers

Herald and Master of Ships
 Fiyona Riser
Madame and former Courtesan
Tyrion Lannister, always a fan of bordellos, was a frequent patron of Fiyona's establishment and they became friends. When Tywin Lannister gave control over House Glenbain's lands over to House Dyre, Tyrion personally requested that Fiyona go to Aldford to set up a new brothel. Fiyona did so, but was brutally mistreated by the Dyres. She then traveled with the courtiers of House Glenbain, furthering the cause of the Rebels.
 Mad Minnie
Godsworn

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## Court Warriors

Constable
 Ser Clyde Flay
Anointed Knight and Master of Pain
 Hamza Sand
Dornish Assassin
Without an inheritance, Hamza had to make his own way. He found himself traveling the world, working as a mercenary. And as he grew older, he gained a prominence as a skilled assassin and spy. Recently, he was under contract with Tregor Ormollen, a rich brothel owner in the Eastern city of Lys. There was a power struggle within the household between Hamza and another of Tregor's mercenaries. Eventually, Hamza had to kill his adversary. Tregor was furious. He refused to pay Hamza and used his influence to have him banished from Lys.
 Rook
Seneschal
After banishment, he took up with House Gaz.

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## Former Courtiers

Godsworn and Lady of the House
 Ser Maurice Figgybottom
Anointed Knight and Bailiff
 Tornita Quet
Captain of the Guard
 Xu Maru
Master of Coin

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## Deceased Courtiers

Maester
260-289
(Died at 30)
 Marcus Oban
Master of Whispers and Castellan
235-289
(Died at 54)
His widow, who still styles herself Caryss Oban, cares for Marcus's infant son Jaze Cherrane. She has sworn vengeance against the Glenbains.

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## Former House Lands

### The Ford of Ald

A dry, grassland area where the Ald River meets the Sunset Sea. It features the small town of Aldford (pop. 1500ish). Aldford is an active Port (+5 House Fortunes) and Marketplace (+1d6 Wealth from House Fortunes) built around an old Sept (+3 House Fortunes) and Simon's Tower (+3 Defense).

### The Greyrocks

Just to the north of the Ford of Ald, the Greyrocks are a region of steep hills (+1B to attack those below) and forest (+2 Defense). In the eastern part of the area is Greyrocks Mine (+5 House Fortunes). And standing in a rocky outcropping is Castle Highhome (+6 Defense).

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