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Reynard Brax

## Other information

Character's biography

Lord **Reynard Brax** is the Lord of **Hornvale** and the head of House Brax.

## Appearance

Reynard is the young man of 19 years, with a strong figure of six years of practice under his cousin Gylen. He's of middle height, always wearing his silver cloak decorated with the purple unicorn of House Brax. He's said to resemble his uncle Robert, with his golden hair reaching the nape of his neck, and pale skin. However, his most striking feature are his mismatched eyes : the right one is blue, and the left one is green. He also has a scar on his chest, but its cause is unknown to everyone but Reynard. He received two scars on his arm, from a falcon.

## History

Reynard was born in 351 AC to Lord Tytos Brax and his wife Lady Roslin, formerly of House Marbrand. He was raised in Hornvale, by his father and Maester Helliweg. He was close to his sickly, zealot brother Alyn, four years his junior, and his two sisters, Rowena and Alysa. The change in this regime came in 360 AC when 9-year-old Reynard was sent to King's Landing, on the request of his cousin, Gylen Brax, to train the martial arts. When he arrived there, he met the young scholar, on his visit to King's Landing. It was Edric Algood, and the two quickly bonded, and eventually went on to become lovers. He spent next six years under Gylen's care, training hard to become a knight, and at the age of 15, Gylen was ready to knight his young cousin, but Tytos called his son back, as he needed to study for his role as the heir of Hornvale.

Reynard was as hard-working as ever, and the four years he spent with his father proved fruitful. Maester Helliweg was pretty much blind my then, and Reynard helped him store the books, read and write, as Helliweg was a writer in his early years. Bryan Hill, his father's legitimized bastard, also came in that period, and he and Reynard quickly became close friends. Since then, Reynard wasn't to be seen anywhere without Bryan, and it was rumoured in Hornvale that the two were lovers, but Tytos stopped these rumours when he married Reynard to Margaery Estren, the eldest daughter of Lord Dilon Estren, in 369 AC.

### 370 AC

After his father's sudden death in 370 AC, as the result of an illness, Reynard became the Lord of Hornvale, aged 19. He's followed at King's Landing, with his liege Damion Lannister.

After successfully dealing with a rebel Edmure, who claimed to be a pretender to Hornvale, and executing him after finding him at Fair Isle, Reynard was caught in the midst of a battle of wills between himself and his father-in-law, Lord Dilon Estren, for the care of his son after his birth. The argument started at the dinner, and does continue without any visible end.

He hired Alvyn Drox, to strengthen the bonds with his vassals, naming him his steward ; and Alvyn made his sister Alysa a handmaiden to Lady Melesa Lannister. As to his second vassal House, House Ferren, he married his brother Alyn to Serra Ferren.

## Quotes

   " *If a lord wants to succeed, he has to put his feelings aside, but before that, he has to be quite, and utterly selfish. "*
Robert III Baratheon

## King on the Iron Throne

King of the Andals and the Rhoynar

Cassana Baratheon

Robert of the House Baratheon, the Third of his Name, King of the Andals and the Rhoynar and the First Men, Lord of the Seven Kingdoms is the only son of King Alesander Baratheon and is the current King on the Iron Throne. He is the ward of Lord Regent Roland Westerling and nephew to Crown Prince Edric Baratheon.

## Appearance

Robert is tall for his age with pale blue eyes inherited from his mother. He is skinny and still growing into his frame and bears a thick mane of black hair passed down from his father.

## History

Robert was born to Alesander Baratheon and Cersei Penrose although his mother died when he was only a babe. He has spent his entire life in King's Landing with his father although most of his tutelage and care taking has been handled by others with his father mostly absent from his life.

## Recent Events

During the Grand Tournament, Robert's sworn sword is Ser Artos Dayne who watched over him for most of the event. It is during this event where his father, King Alesander Baratheon plans to send Robert North to Winterfell as a ward of House Stark. This plan is quickly refuted by Meryn Redwyne and Roland Westerling with Alesander eventually agreeing to cease with the wardship and name Roland Westerling as the guardian of Robert instead.

Following the murder of his father, Robert ascendes to the throne as King Robert the Third. The chaos after Alesander's death saw Pearse Peasebury of the Kingsguard attempt to kidnap the young king, only to be thwarted by Nathaniel Connington. The Lord Regent Roland Westerling would quickly arrange for the coronation by the High Septon just after these events.

Since ascending to the throne, Robert has remained in King's Landing under the guardianship and tutelage of Roland Westerling, the last person closest to him. Roland has served as Lord Protector and Robert's regent since and has named Borys Wendwater as Robert's official Sworn Sword.

## Timeline

370 AC, Sixth Moon: Alesander Baratheon is poisoned. Robert becomes King.

## Family

Alesander Baratheon (deceased) - Father.

Carolei Penrose (deceased) - Mother.

Richard Baratheon (deceased) - Uncle.

Edric Baratheon - Uncle
Sarra Cerwyn

## History

Lady Sarra Cerwyn, born 335 AC, is the widow of Lord Robbard of House Cerwyn. She is the youngest child of Lord Rickon Stark of the Stoney Shore.

While together leading the fighting forces at Dyre Den, Lord Rickon and Lord Condon Cerwyn brokered a betrothal for their two children. When Sarra was just 14, and Robbard 16, they were wed in the godswood at Castle Cerywn.

Shortly after, Sarra was with child and gave birth to her and Robbard's first and only child, Jonelle, in 349 AC.

Lady Sarra was her husband's closest and most trusted advisor. Her harsh upbringing under Lord Rickon cultivated in her and her older siblings a resiliency and resolve for which the Starks of old were known.

## Timeline

* 335 AC – Sarra Stark is born to Lord Rickon and Briony Flint.
* 345 AC – Lord Rickon dies.
* 346 AC – Lord Condon dies.
* 349 AC – Sarra and Robbard are wed.
* 349 AC – Jonelle Cerwyn is born.
* 370AC – Lord Robbard dies of illness.

## Recent Events

Lord Robbard, in 370 AC, died suddenly after an unexpected illness. Tired of conducting her mourning in her tower, Sarra requested Lord Nedger to attend the Grand Tournament with him.
Sansa Stark

## Lady of the Vale

**Sansa Stark** was a member of House Stark and is the elder daughter of Lady Catelyn and Lord Eddard Stark. Near the end of the War of the Five Kings she is wed to Harrold Arryn and was a key influence in bringing the Vale into the Kingdom of the North.

## History

Sansa was raised in Winterfell with her brothers and sister and accompanied Lord Eddard Stark south to King's Landing when he is named Hand of the King. Upon her father's execution and the commencement of the War of the Five Kings she is held hostage in King's Landing, under the eyes of House Baratheon. Eventually she is whisked away from the capital, just before the Siege of King's Landing by Lord Petyr Baelish.

Petyr brings Sansa to the Vale under the guise of being his bastard daughter. Sansa is revealed to her aunt, Lysa Arryn whom does not write to or relieved her to her mother just yet. Petyr Baelish eventually marries Lady Arryn, but she is murdered shortly after when she is thrown from the moondoor. Petyr assumes control of the Vale and wardship of Sansa's cousin, Robert Arryn.

Petyr eventually reveals his plan to wed Sansa to Harrold Hardyng and reveal her at their wedding. Sansa is wed to Harrold, but quickly learns of Littlefinger's ploy to have the Vale swear fealty to the Iron Throne, rather than Sansa's brother, Robb Stark. Sansa is able to convince her new husband to swear fealty to the North against Littlefinger's wishes and the Vale formally swears itself shortly after. Littlefinger is also found dead soon after, with some saying the deed was conducted by Lord Arryn at his wife's behest.

Sansa ruled the Vale alongside her husband, and her children continued to rule the Vale after his passing.
Oldtown

Oldtown is one of the largest cities in Westeros and is by far the oldest, built by the First Men before the Andal invasion. The city is located in the south-west of the Reach, at the mouth of the river Honeywine where it opens onto Whispering Sound and the Sunset Sea beyond. It is the western terminus of the Roseroad from Highgarden and King's Landing. House Hightower have their seat at the Hightower in Oldtown. The city also hosts the Citadel.

The city's Starry Sept was the seat of the Faith of the Seven until the construction of the Great Sept of Baelor in King's Landing. Other septs include the Sailor's Sept, the Lord's Sept and the Seven Shrines. Oldtown also has a motherhouse. The temples that cater to foreign sailors are all located down by the wharves.

Oldtown is also one of the most important ports of the Seven Kingdoms. Trading ships from all over Westeros, as well as the Summer Islands, the Free Cities and other places across the narrow sea, constantly crowd into its harbors.

The city itself is stunningly beautiful; many rivers and canals crisscross its cobbled streets, and breathtaking stone mansions are common. The city lacks the squalor of King's Landing, which usurped its position as the pre-eminent city of Westeros. However, the city is a labyrinth of wynds, alleys and streets. West of the Honeywine lie guildhalls, which sit along the shoreline.

The largest structure in the city, and also the tallest structure in Westeros, is the Hightower, a massive lighthouse which extends some 800 feet into the sky and is topped by a huge beacon which can be seen for many miles out to sea.

## History

The origins of Oldtown are lost to time. The oldest runic records of the First Men, and records from maesters that claim to have lived among the Children of the Forest, confirm men had lived at the mouth of the Honeywine since the Dawn Age. One of these maesters, Jellicoe, suggested that the settlement at the top of the Whispering Sound began as a trading post where ships from Valyria, Old Ghis, and the Summer Isles put in to replenish their provisions, make repairs, and trade with the "elder races".

In the Age of Heroes, what is now the Ravenry of the Citadel was supposedly the stronghold of a pirate lord who sat there robbing ships as they came down the Honeywine.

As Oldtown grew wealthy and powerful it attracted the attention of neighboring lords and petty kings, as well as that of and pirates and reafvers that heard tales of its splendor. In a single century, the city was taken and sacked by King Samwell Dayne, once by Qhored the Cruel and his ironmen and once by Gyles I Gardener, who reportedly sold three-quarters of the city's inhabitants into slavery but failed to breach the defenses of the Hightower.
The city is primarily known as the location of the Citadel, home of the order of Maesters who serve as councillors, doctors, scientists, and postmasters for the Seven Kingdoms.
Mortan Waynwood

## Knight Regent of Ironoaks

**Ser** **Mortan Waynwood**, self-titled **Knight of Wheelspokes**, is the third son of Lord Ronald Waynwood and brother to late Lord Wyllam Waynwood. He spent the most of his life as a hedge knight and a freerider in service to various nobles and commoners alike, and he is known for his martial prowess and a great knowledge about the Riverlands and the Vale of Arryn. Lately, he's been named the Regent of Ironoaks for his nephew, Lord Devin Waynwood.

## Recent Events

He's been named Regent of Ironoaks Castle for Devin Waynwood in his brother's last will, to a vast reluctance of his remaining kin back home; led by his older brother, Ser Jarden Waynwood, they even tried to discard the testament as a counterfeit. Thanks to a group of Ironoaks courtiers, who have later got used to identify themselves as Maester Warrren's initiative, he was noticed about the fact and invited back to Ironoaks to take over the function.

He was the first person Devin Waynwood had spoken to since his parents' sudden death, and since their first meet, he started to recover.

Mortan later accompanied Devin to the Great Council of the Vale, where they urged the fellow lords to declare war on the Mountain Clansmen, along with eager Lord Robin Redfort. Having the desired support of House Arryn, they succeeded, and a few weeks thereafter fielded together with Redforts more than 6,000 soldiers and marched them to the Gates of the Moon. During that period, Mortan has acquired reputation of a hot-headed man with oafish manners.

After the first successful battle, together with Artys Arryn Mortan secured the new marriage pact between their houses, by promising his niece Alyse Waynwood to Lord Artys's younger brother, Robar Arryn, and has been afterwards named a Captain and sent to Darry to help Tristifer Tully with incident known as Darry Affair.
House Volmark

**House Volmark of Volmark** is a noble house from the Iron Islands. Their seat of Volmark is on the island of Harlaw, and they are sworn to the house of the same name. They have large holdings on the island and have a decorated history.

They blazon their arms with a black leviathan on a grey sea.

## Family

* Maron Volmark, Lord of Volmark and briefly Lord of Greenshield 280 – 353 AC
	+ Lodos Volmark, Lord of Volmark 314 – 368 AC
	+ Esgred Volmark, born Netley 320 AC – present
		- Maron Volmark, 340 – 366 AC
		- Ulwyck Volmark 344 AC – present
		- Gwin Volmark 346 AC – present
Robb Stark

## King in the North

King **Robb Stark** was the Lord of Winterfell and King of Winter in the years following the War of the Five Kings. He was the eldest son of Lord Eddard Stark and Lady Catelyn Tully. His descendants make up the royal family of House Stark.

## History

Robb Stark was one of the main combatants in the War of the Five Kings, sparked after the execution of his father, Eddard Stark, at the hands of Joffery Baratheon. During the war he negotiated an alliance with House Frey to secure crossing over the twins. The conditions of this agreement were that Robb was to wed Roslin Frey and his sister, Arya, was to wed Elmar Frey. After lifting the siege of Riverrun, Robb is named King in the North by his Northern and Riverlord bannermen.

Robb would be largely successful during his War of Northern Independence, after a successful campaign in the Westerlands against the Lannisters and repelling the Ironborn in the Ironborn Invasion of the North. Robb would eventually reach a peace with the newly victorious King Renly Baratheon, in the aftermath of the War of the Five Kings, winning his country men their independence from the Iron Throne. His Kingdom would eventually grow, as his good-brother and his sister swore the Vale to him, and his friend Theon Greyjoy worked to negotiate the surrender of The Iron Islands to the North.

Robb would also be of great assistance to the Night's Watch throughout the years, having answered his brother Jon Snow's calls for assistance against the Wildling army of Mance Rayder.

Robb would eventually pass peacefully in the North in the year 341 AC. He was succeeded by his grandson, Brandon, and Brandon by his son, Edderion who rules as the King in the North, Trident, Mountains and Islands.
Ormund Umber

## Brother of the Night's Watch

Ormund Umber is the lastborn son of Greatjon Umber and the youngest brother of Smalljon Umber. He joined the Night's Watch shortly after his brother succeeded their father, in order to clear up the lines of succession. He has served his post at Eastwatch-by-the-Sea for forty five.

## Family Tree

* Smalljon Umber (275 - 341)
* Dacey Umber née Mormont (277- 339)
* Osric Umber (282 - 309) War of the Bleeding Wall
* Hormund Umber (288 - 356)
* Barbery Umber née Glover (291 - 323) Childbirth
* **Ormund Umber** (b. 307) Night’s Watch
Samwell Tarly

Samwell Tarly (placeholder atm)

## Appearance

He is well built and muscled, with a strong face and a thick but short beard the same shade of brown as his hair. His eyes are a darker tone of grey, and Sam stands at an imposing, but not towering, 6 feet 1 inches.

## Family

* **Alan Tarly, Lord Of Horn Hill. (331 AC) [father]**
* Melissa Tarly, his wife (334 AC) [mother]
	+ Talla Tarly, daughter (351 AC) - married to the Hightower heir.
	+ **Samwell Tarly, Son (352 AC)**
	+ Dickon Tarly, Son (358 AC)
	+ Vickon Tarly, Son (360 AC)
	+ Leyla Tarly, Daughter (364 AC)
* Randyll Tarly, Brother (334 AC)
Rickon Stark

## Lord of the Stoney Shore

**Rickon Stark,** later in his life styling himself as **Lord Rickon of House Stark of the Stoney Shore, Prince of Winter, Member of the Council of Nine and Appeaser of the Crowns** was the youngest child of Lord Eddard Stark and Lady Catelyn Tully. He was a Lord of the Stoney Shore, a founding member of the Council of Nine, an accomplished general and leader and later also Robb Stark’s chief advisor and councilor.
House Waxley

## House Information

### Sigil

Three candles, white with red flames, within silver candle holders, on a grey field within a black border

## Historic Information

### Culture

Andal (Valemen)

**House Waxley of Wickenden** is a noble house from Wickenden in the Vale. They are sworn to the Arryns.

They blazon their arms with three candles, white with red flames, within silver candle holders on a grey field bordered in black. their words are "Light in Darkness."

House Waxley is also known for their candle making.

## Notable Members

Ser Edmund Waxley: The knight of Wickenden. (d. unknown)

Lord Robert Waxley: Former lord of Wickenden. Taken by a heart attack at the age of fifty. (b.320 AC-d.350 AC )

Lord Donnel Waxley: Current lord of Wickenden. (b.350 AC)
Sandor Clegane

## The Hound

**Sandor Clegane** is a member of House Clegane, sworn to House Lannister. He is the younger brother of Ser Gregor Clegane, whom men call the Mountain that Rides. He is nicknamed **The Hound** for his savage nature and unquestioning obedience to his masters and for the three dogs featured in his family's arms. As a child, Sandor received gruesome facial burns when Gregor shoved his face into a brazier. He came to loathe fire, his brother, and the hypocrisy of knighthood in general.

## History

Sandor Clegane, like most of his family, spent much of his life in service to the Lannisters, though his younger years were filled with strife due to the brutality of his elder brother, Gregor. When their father perished in a suspicious hunting accident, Sandor left the family lands to join the Lannister household. He served as a body guard for Joffery Baratheon, and was later appointed to the Kingsguard, despite never taking his knightly vows.

### War of the Five Kings

As the Baratheon-Tyrell host approaches, largely unchallenged, riots break out in the city. While they are easily contained early on, they become more and more prevalent as the days go by. One particularly brutal one sees a band of men with torches surround the Hound, trying to slay him even as the hovels around them burst into flame. Sandor slays the rioters, and escapes the burning wreckage, but decides that night to flee the city. He stops briefly in the chambers of Sansa Stark, before slipping out through a postern gate and heading north.

### Journey in the Riverlands

While in the Riverlands, the Hound comes across the missing Stark sister, Arya, as she flees from the brotherhood without banners. He kidnaps her, taking her to Robb Stark for ransom. They meet at the Twins, and though Robb is skeptical, knowing the Hound as a loyal servant of the Lannisters, he accepts his sister gratefully and pays the ransom. Coin in hand, Sandor leaves, disappearing into the Riverlands with his horse, sword, and hound's head helm.
Kevan Lannister

## Lord Paramount of the Westerlands

Ser **Kevan Lannister** is a knight from House Lannister and is the younger brother of Lord Tywin Lannister. Following the War of the Five Kings he was named Lord Paramount of the Westerlands, seeing as the main branch of House Lannister had been extinguished.

## History

Kevan alongside his brothers, fought in the War of the Ninepenny Kings and won his knighthood. Upon the return to Casterly Rock, Tywin charged Kevan with the task of ridding the westerlands of robber knights and bandit outlaws. Tywin then had Kevan collect the outstanding debts owed to Casterly Rock, and those who could not pay immediately had to surrender a family member as a hostage till the debt was settled. As Ser Harys Swyft not able to pay at the time, he handed his daughter Dorna into Kevan's custody.

Kevan soon fell in love with Dorna and married her. They would later have four children: Lancel, twin boys Martyn and Willem, and a newborn daughter, Janei.

### War of the Five Kings

Kevan Lannister fought alongside his brother from the outset, leading the center in the Battle of the Green Fork, and commanding the force that draws out Lord Randyll Tarly before the Battle of the God's Eye. While he is present in the Battle for King's Landing, he commands their left flank, and upon hearing of the death of his brother, surrenders.

Renly Baratheon, knowing of Kevan Lannister's skill and renown - both for his ability and his loyalty - decides to spare him, and name him the new Lord Paramount of the West, in place of his nephews. Now-lord Kevan returns to the West, setting about restoring the ruins of his homeland.
King's Scales

**The** **King's Scales** is the title granted to the official keeper of the royal weights and measures, who enforces them as the standard throughout the realm. Various kinds of factors -- wool, wine, grain or spice factors -- are in his employment, and they play a more direct role in assessing tariffs and duties. He is the Master of Coin's direct subordinate and is one of the several key officials in the royal bureaucracy. At the present time, the function is held by Lord Duram Bar Emmon, who succeeded Ser Gyles in the function.

## References

1. ↑ The Court in King's Landing on Westeros.org
2. ↑ The King's Scales
Maathos Ormollen

## Merchant Prince of Lys

**Maathos Ormollen** is the grandson of Tregar Ormollen and Lynesse Hightower. He is the head of the Ormollen family, an increasingly powerful banking family from Lys, and the chief executor of its bank, the Ormollen Bank. He is the father of Marra Ormollen, Malassar Ormollen, and the nine heiresses.

## Appearance

Maathos boasts the superior Lyseni traits typical of its elite; his eyes are pale blue, and his hair Valyrian silver. He bears the scars of his past around his left eye, left cheek, and left lip, with some smaller scars above his chin. He typically maintains a well-groomed chin strap beard.

## History

When Maathos was a child, he learned his numbers before his letters. His grandmother, Lynesse Hightower, taught him the common tongue.

After his grandfather died, Maathos sold off most of his grandfather's assets, so that he could swell the fortune he had already inherited. With it he established the Ormollen Bank.

In the Summer Islands, he came into conflict with the delinquent Prince of Koj, one of Maathos's first big clients. To get his money back, Maathos funded the prince's rivals to take him down. At the end of the conflict, Maathos seized two thirds of the shipyards on Koj, and negotiated full extraction and exportation rights on the islands of Ombaru and Walano, giving him access to most of what he trades today: rare spices, exotic fruits and animals, gems, and hardwoods. However, he is not known to have sold the rare goldenheart hardwood abroad. He moved his bank's branch in the Summer Islands to Lotus Point after the conflict.

Maathos had two wives in his lifetime. Both died in childbirth. The first, the daughter of a prince from the island of Walano, gave birth to Marra Ormollen. The second, a Lyseni noblewoman, gave birth to Malassar Ormollen. Maathos also sired many children by concubines, but of said children he only raised nine who became known as the nine heiresses. At the dawn of 370 AC, he established the Nine Heiresses brothel, and put the women collectively known by the same name in charge.

## Family

* {His first wife, from the Summer Islands} (d. 345).
	+ His daughter, Marra Ormollen (b. 345).

* {His second wife, from Lys} (d. 351).
	+ His son, Malassar Ormollen (b. 351).

* His chosen concubines from the nine Free Cities (b. 332-334).
	+ His child with the Lyseni concubine, and eldest of the nine heiresses, Lys (b. 352).
	+ His child with the Volantene concubine, Volanna (b. 352).
	+ His child with the Tyroshi concubine, Tyra (b. 352).
	+ His child with the Pentoshi concubine, Pentya (b. 352).
	+ His child with the Braavosi concubine, Brea (b. 352).
	+ His child with the Myrish concubine, Myra (b. 352).
	+ His child with the Lorathi concubine, Lorra (b. 352).
	+ His child with the Norvoshi concubine, Norvonna (b. 352).
	+ His child with the Qohorik concubine, Qohra (b. 352).

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* {His Brother} (320-345).
	+ His nephew, Mysandro Ormollen (b. 338).
	+ His niece, Merra Ormollen (b. 343).
	+ His nephew, Ser Masarro Ormollen (b. 344).
Malassar Ormollen

## Branch Manager

**Malassar Ormollen** is the only son to Maathos Ormollen. Malassar's mother was of Lyseni noble birth, making her son the purest of blood among his father's many children. He is the branch manager of the Ormollen Bank's partnership in Volantis.

## Appearance

Malassar has his parents' Valyrian silver hair, which he wears to his shoulders, and his mother's lilac eyes. He also has a cleft chin.

## History

Malassar's mother died giving birth to him.

Malassar and his cousin, Merra, spent a lot of time together as children. She looked after him and taught him much of what he knows today. He had become infatuated with her during his formative years, and followed her to Pentos when she was appointed his father's branch manager there. They married a year later to Maathos's disapproval.

In 368 AC, Malassar was named branch manager of the Ormollen Bank's partnership in Volantis, which he accepted half-reluctantly.

## Family

* His father, Maathos Ormollen (b. 314).
	+ His half-sister, Marra Ormollen (b. 345).
	+ His other nine half-sisters (b. 352).

* {His mother, a Lyseni noblewoman} (d. 351).

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* His eldest cousin, Mysandro Ormollen (b. 338).
* His wife and middle cousin, Merra Ormollen (b. 343).
* His youngest cousin, Masarro Ormollen (b. 344).
Masarro Ormollen

## Branch Manager

**Masarro Ormollen** is Maathos Ormollen's youngest nephew. He is the branch manager of the Ormollen Bank's partnership in Oldtown, and also an adorned knight in Westeros, making him the head and founder of House Ormollen.

## Appearance

Masarro's hair is more gold than it is silver, and his eyes are dark blue instead of pale blue, proofs of his weaker Valyrian heritage. Nevertheless, he is a breathtaking specimen: the stuff of statues.

## History

Masarro's father died a year after Masarro was born.

After the Ormollen Bank established its partnership in Oldtown, Otto Hightower, the lord's brother, agreed to squire Masarro, who was a problem child at the time, as a gesture of goodwill to the Hightowers' new bankers. Otto straightened out the young delinquent in due time, and the two eventually became good friends. Otto knighted Masarro in 367 AC.

Masarro has been the branch manager of the Ormollen Bank's partnership in Oldtown since 365 AC.

## Recent Events

### Year 370 After Conquest

Masarro was in the company of the Hightowers as they made their way to King's Landing for the grand tournament.

## Family

* His elder brother, Mysandro Ormollen (b. 338).
* His elder sister, Merra Ormollen (b. 343).

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* His cousin, Marra Ormollen (b. 345).
* His cousin, Malassar Ormollen (b. 351).
* His nine cousins, the nine heiresses (b. 352).
Pest

**Pest** is a member of the outlaw gang operating out of the Kingswood, lead by Gaunt. Nobody in the group knows where Pest came from, or why she joined them, but she did so at the age of two-and-ten, and is currently the youngest member of the group, at only five-and-ten.

Pest is ambitious, adventurous and energetic to a fault. Her ridiculous levels of enthusiasm and energy have led some in the group to consider her a nuisance. Noticing her innocence and her desire to be a part of the group, Gaunt treats Pest like a little sister, and their relationship is often all that stands between her and a rude awakening.

The name 'Pest' was given to her for her personality. While men like Gaunt recognize her intentions, others simply view her as a pest.
Ironborn Invasion of the North

### Outcome

For a time the Ironborn rule Moat Cailin, Deepwood Motte, and the Stoney Shore. They are thrown back by King Robb Stark

The Ironborn Invasion of the North was a major conflict during the War of the Five Kings in which Balon Greyjoy invaded The North after refusing an offer of an alliance from Robb Stark. Balon was initially successful in this invasion, capturing several key locations and lords. Upon Balon's death the rebellion was continued by his brother, the new king of The Iron Islands, Euron Greyjoy.

## History

### Initial Invasion

Balon ordered three main strikes on the North for his initial invasion of the North. He ordered his brother, Victarion to claim Moat Cailin, his daughter Deepwood Motte and eventually Dagmer Cleftjaw to capture Torrhen's Square. These initial assaults are successful and in addition to harrying raids on the coast, the North quickly begins to bleed.

With these victories the Ironborn began to threaten other holdings in the North. Their capture of Moat Cailin effectively stopped Robb Stark's troops from returning home lest he retake the castle.

### Reclaiming The North

With his campaign in The Westerlands being a success and Tywin Lannister seemingly moved from Harrenhal to face Renly Baratheon, Robb Stark began his campaign to reclaim his homeland. He moved his Northern levies back through the neck and devised a plan to retake Moat Cailin by attacking from two fronts. Robb is successful in retaking the castle, but not after experiencing a particularly bloody battle in the Battle for Moat Cailin.

With his route back to the North secured, Robb sends hosts to expel the Ironborn from Northern lands. They are successful in reclaiming Deepwood Motte and Torrhen's Square, and upon the death of Balon Greyjoy, the Ironborn in The North begin a full retreat.

### Aftermath

Following his victory, Robb Stark was in position to help his half-brother Jon Snow defend The Wall against the Wildling army of Mance Rayder, of which he personally led the relieving force. Following this victory, and the defeat of the Ironborn, Robb was able to direct his attention back south to broker a deal with the newly victorious, King Renly Baratheon.
Mychel Bracken

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## Backstory

Mychel was born in 325 AC to Dale Bracken and Lady Jeyne. His childhood was uneventful, and he rose to Lordship in 353 when his father died of an upset stomach.

He went the war the following year. The Lords of The Riverlands gathered their men in 354, waiting impatient for their liege to tell them to march. Lord Tully waited until the reinforcements from the North and Vale arrived before marching, this frustrated Mychel imensly.

Mychel fought in the **Liberation of Stoney Sept,** killing many a man and earning a name for himself. Here Mychel nearly came to blows with Lord Blackwood, and the two would have probably killed each other were it not for the King in The North's presence.

Mychel then began to make plans, ones that involved the burning of Raventree Hall, and the complete destruction of the Blackwood family. Word of this reached lord Tully, and Mychel was forced to remain in The Stoney Sept, under the King's watchful eye.

This continued for two years. While other lords were allowed return home, Mychel was forced to remain, being named 'captain of the Stoney Sept'. He fumed and fumed, but could do naught to change the King's mind. He became angrier and angrier as a result, more impatient, less polite.

When the North finally rode out once more, to fight in The **Battle of the Brand,** Mychel was in a hurry to finish the war. His plan was to break the enemies with haste, and then march straight to raventree Hall, King be dammed. Luckily for all, he was struck down in the fighting, something few were sorry for.
House Wylde

**House Wylde of Rain House** is one of the principal houses sworn to House Baratheon of Storm's End. Their seat is Rain House, where they rule over the Rainwood, situated along Cape Wrath.

## History

Ser Willem Wylde was a member of Daeron II Targaryen's Kingsguard. He fought on behalf of Prince Aerion Targaryen during the trial of seven at Ashford.[3]

During the Siege of Storm's End, Ser Gawen Wylde attempted to sneak out of the castle and surrender to the besieging army of Lord Mace Tyrell. He was captured and later died in his cell.

## Members of House Wylde

* Lord Rickard Wylde, Lord of Rain House.
	+ Ser Orys Wylde, Heir to Rain House.
	+ Ser Robert Wylde.
	+ Alyx Selmy (nee Wylde).
	+ Jon Wylde, Archmaester of Brass.

* Ser Ormund Wylde
	+ Ser Casper Wylde.
	+ Ser Leo Wylde, Knight of the Kingsguard.

## Historical Members

* Jasper Wylde, known as "Ironrod", the Master of Laws during the reign of King Viserys I Targaryen.
* Ser Willem Wylde, a knight of the Kingsguard appointed during the reign of King Daeron II Targaryen.
* Ser Criston Wylde, a participant in the Ashford Tourney in 209 AC.
Leo Osgrey

## Lord of Coldmoat

Leo Osgery is Lord of Coldmoat, and Defender of the Northmarch. Leo is currently unwed and has no children.

## Appearance

Leo has brown hair that falls down to his neck, he keeps his beard short and trimmed. His eyes are a deep blue much like the sea. He keeps himself and good health, and is very athletic after years of training. He is always excited, and can always be found smiling.

## Important Events

* 347 AC: Leo is Born
* 364 AC: Leo saves the "Osgrey's of Standfast" from Bandits, he is knighted by his uncle Raman.
* 366 AC: Leo's father Edgar passes, Leo is named Lord of Coldmoat.
* 376 AC: Leo's mother dies, leaving Leo with only his Uncle.

## Recent Events

### **370 AC**

#### Fourth Moon, Summer

Every Lord in the seven Kingdoms is invited to a tourney in Kings Landing. Leo heads to highgarden to join the Tyrells, Hightowers, and Redwynes as they head towards the capital.

## Family

* Edgar Osgrey

* Nyla Appleton
	+ Leo Osgrey

* Raman Osgrey
Myranda Tully

**Myranda Tully** is the youngest sister to Tristifer Tully, Lord Paramount of the Riverlands. She is currently betrothed to Orys Swann.

## Appearance

Myranda stands at roughly five feet tall, with long auburn hair and sapphire blue eyes. She is considered very beautiful.

## History

Myranda spent most of her childhood at Riverrun. There, she developed a strong friendship with her older brother and a fierce rivalry with Benjen Bracken, her father's ward. During her formative years, she travelled throughout the Northern Kingdom with her father, and, whenever she could, which was often, she took lessons in Valyrian with her Maester.

## Recent Events

370 AC: Myranda Tully visited King's Landing, where she met Orys Swann. Later, at a tournament, Tristifer arranged Myranda's betrothal to Orys.

Myranda was sent to Stone Hedge to represent Tristifer Tully at Benjen Bracken's wedding.

A letter from Tristifer, detailing a potential new crisis with the Ironborn, called for Myranda to return to Riverrun as soon as possible.

## Family

Father: Brandon Tully (310-368)

Mother: Anya Arryn (315-350)

* Tristifer Tully (b. 343)

* + Marissa Frey (his wife)

* Mariya Lefford nee Tully

* + Jason Lefford (her husband)

* Myranda Tully

* Harlan Tully

Full tree here: http://www.familyecho.com/?p=R4Z8M&c=1pg00aqguz&f=592335259913344195
Eyron Stark

## Scion of House Stark

**Eyron Stark** is the youngest child of Lord Torrhen Stark of the Stoney Shore and Lady Dania of the smallfolk.

## Appearance and Character

He is fifteen years old at the beginning of the story and he already boasts twelve stones of healthy weight in a stocky build. The auburn color of his hair favors his half-Tully grandfather, which is a fact he is ashamed of and thus keeps his head shaven. His eyes are gray. He usually wears a light scale armor over a layer of boiled leather and a cloak.

He is much more combative than his brother Osric and is also much more dedicated to the training he is given by his father and the local master-at-arms Dantes Glenmore than the elder sibling. He admires his father and renown northern warriors, most notably his cousins Cregan and Herbert of Winterfell and Edric Royce.
Ser Kyle Branfield

## History

Ser Kyle is the son of Ser Maron Branfield and Lady Jonelle Cerwyn.

Ser Kyle is a fast and agile swordsman, and an excellent dancer.

He serves House Cerwyn with his father and brother.

## Timeline

352 AC - Kyle Branfield is born at Castle Cerwyn to Ser Maron and Lady Jonelle of House Cerwyn.

369 AC - Kyle is knighted by Lord Robbard Cerwyn.

370 AC - Lord Robbard dies.
Bryonn Lannister

## Lord of Lannisport

**Bryonn Lannister** is the late Lord of Lannisport and father of Everan, Cerissa, and Addysen Lannister. His wife was was Kyra Lannister.

## History

Bryonn married Kyra Crakehall in his youth after being Knighted. After several years without children, Bryonn began worrying for his wife's fertility, however, the births of Everan, Cerissa, and Addysen together dismissed the notion. When Everan was four years old, Bryonn led a small fleet during The Crisis of Nettle's Bounty. He was one of the few casualties of the battle as his flagship, The Lion's Claw, veered too close to an Ironborn Longship. Though the boarding action was repelled, Bryonn perished in combat, leaving Everan as the Lord of Lannisport.
Rowena Brax

## Brax Scion

Lady **Rowena Brax** is the eldest daughter and the third child of Lord Tytos Brax and Lady Roslin Marbrand. She's Alysa Brax's twin sister, and the younger sibling of Reynard and Alyn Brax, as well as a sister-in-law to Margaery Brax. She's 14, and unwed.

## Appearance

Rowena's appearance is similar to that of her older brother, Reynard, and her uncle, Robert ; golden hair falling down her back in waves, and blue eyes, almost as blue as the ice itself.

## History

Rowena and her twin sister Alysa Brax came into this world after two
failed pregnancies and one that almost crippled their mother, Lady
Roslin Marbrand, and left their father, Lord Tytos Brax, a brokenhearted
 widower. They were typical of noble girls ; well taken care of, almost spoiled and nothing interesting ever happens behind the closed doors.

Tytos allowed all his children, even girls, a certain amount of freedom, and during one such episode, Rowena met a poor painter, a smallfolk man who had a gift of drawing, and fell in love ; he drew her a sketch that she keeps to this day.

Another turn in her monotone life happened when she got kidnapped during a ride with her older brother Reynard, and her father went totally mad in search for her . Reynard took the initiative instead of his father, and found her. She spent much of her life in Hornvale, expecting a decent husband and keeping her nose outside of her business.

## Household

Cyrenna Ferren - her handmaiden. Young maiden with a beautiful voice. Cousin to Serra Ferren, wife of Alyn Brax.

Alerie Drox - her handmaiden. A girl of striking beauty, cousin to Steward of Hornvale.

Eleyna Sarwyck - her handmaiden. A true follower of the Seven.

Septa Mordane - her, and her sister's septa.
Jon Snow

## Lord Commander of the Night's Watch

**Jon Snow** was the bastard son of Eddard Stark, by a mother whose identify is a source of speculation. He was raised by his father alongside his true-born half-siblings, but joined the Night's Watch when he nears adulthood. He was constantly accompanied by his albino direwolf Ghost.

## History

Jon Snow was raised in Winterfell along side his half-siblings where he enjoyed a friendly rivalry with Robb Stark. Jon received a noble's education in Winterfell, even though his bastardy status was often a cause of friction between Lord and Lady Stark. Jon would eventually join the Night's Watch, where the circumstances of his birth would be of little importance.

During his time with the Watch, Jon decided to fully honor his bonds and commit to his vows after nearly deserting The Wall after the outbreak of the War of the Five Kings. Jon was made squire and personal steward to Lord Commander Jeor Mormont and given Longclaw after saving the Lord Commander's life from an attack by a wight.

Jon would participate in the large Ranging in the Far North to investigate the disappearance of several Rangers, including his uncle, Benjen Stark. In addition, the Watch had hoped to discover the details behind the recent movement of the Wildlings. During the ranging Jon's vows are again called into question as he joins the Wildling forces after a command by Qhorin Halfhand. Jon would meet the wildling king Mance Rayder and learn of the impending assault on the Wall, after which he quickly returned back to the Watch to begin prepare the defenses. Jon would send a raven to his brother, King Robb Stark, who was fresh off his victory against the Ironborn in the Ironborn Invasion of the North, asking for aid against the impending threat. Robb agreed and personally led soldiers to the watch. Robb's forces arrived near the end of the Battle for Castle Black and were the turning point in repelling the Wildlings.

Jon would eventually rise to the position of Lord Commander of the Night's Watch after the disappearance of Stannis Baratheon, who led the Last Ranging beyond the Wall. What exactly happened during this event is of mystery, as the Lord Commander was never heard from again.

Upon his death in 363, Jon was buried by the Night's Watch and recognized as a just and able commander. Even though his bones were not present, Robb Stark's Grandson still had a tomb crafted for his Grandfather's beloved brother in the Crypts of Winterfell. Jon Snow's sword, Longclaw was given to the Night's Watch and bore by their commanders and Rangers throughout the years.
Miri

Attendant to the king. She is formerly a slave. Rhaegar purchased her from a slave trader who had been accused of starving her, then sent him away. Some of his traditionalist detractors claim it is because he wishes slaves to be free, though Rhaegar insists he purchased her for her impressive skills in linguistics and arithmetic, as well as her knowledge of the cultures of Slaver's Bay. She acts as both an attendant and emissary.

## Appearance

Slim and slender, Miri is a young woman with tanned skin. She has features more on the lighter side of the Ghiscari cultural group, though is obviously from the old Ghiscari bloodlines. She generally wears a black or grey tokar or gown, as a subtle show of her allegiance to Rhaegar and House Targaryen. Her old master, abusive, cut off her once-long hair. Now, she cuts it frequently to maintain the length as a reminder of the day she was freed.

## History

Miri was born a slave to a merchant and trained to serve as her master's book-keeper, managing sums and transactions. She was also able to pick up on various languages in the area, though she's not entirely fluent due to lack of formal teachings. As she grew older, her master did as well, and his temperament changed. He was a traditionalist, and the more rights the Targaryens gave to slaves in Meereen, the more he took it out on those under his household - almost punishing them for it.

After Rhaegar had discovered the slave owner had abused his slaves and starved many of them almost to death, he found the man on the road with Miri. When questioned as to why he is accused of treating his slaves so poorly, the man takes his knife and shears Miri's hair, throwing the length at Rhaegar's feet, saying, "They are like sheep to shear or slaughter as we see fit!"

Rhaegar, without a word, threw coins equal to a sheep's worth at him, then had his guards take him away. He was banished from Meereen, and Miri entered into the king's services as his attendant, putting her natural talent with numbers and passable linguistics at his disposal.

An intelligent woman, she is also one of Rhaegar's emissaries when the need arises, as she is unquestionably loyal to the king and has the wit and foresight to act on his behalf when necessary.
Mace Tyrell

## Lord Paramount of the Reach

**Mace Tyrell** was head of House Tyrell, Lord of Highgarden, Defender of the Marches, High Marshal of the Reach, and Warden of the South.

## Appearance and Character

Mace is handsome and a once-powerful-looking man, but has since turned to fat. He has curly brown hair and cuts his beard into a triangular shape that has white spots within it.

Mace is a prematurely old and tedious man lacking in political savvy. His sole military accomplishment was the siege of Storm's End. Though he has tried to use the Battle of Ashford as evidence of strategic brilliance, he actually had little to do with the fighting as the battle was won by his vanguard, led by Randyll Tarly, before his main force entered the field.

## War of the Five Kings

Mace Tyrell marched with Renly Baratheon and their armies from Highgarden to King's Landing. There the Lord of the Reach led the siege of the city, while his sons Garlan and Loras accompanied Renly Baratheon and Randyll Tarly west to face Tywin Lannister.

After the defeat at the Battle of the God's Eye, Renly and his surviving forces retreated to King's Landing. Mace urged retreat, stating that Tywin was obviouosly very cunning, and would not strike if he were not confident in victory. Renly, however, would hear none of it, and engaged his brother's father-in-law in the Battle for King's Landing.

King Renly emerged victorious, defeating the Westerlands and taking the city in the same day. However he had only possessed it for about a week before word arrived of Ironborn raiding in the Reach. Worried for his homeland, and the largely undefended strongholds in it, Mace petitioned the king for permission to return and defend it. This was granted, and he turned his men back around.

Most of the battles against the Ironborn were led by different Lords, with Mace returning to Highgarden and nominally leading the defence from there.