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King's Landing

**King's Landing** is the capital, and largest city, of the Six Kingdoms. Located on the east coast of Westeros in the Crownlands, just north of where the Blackwater Rush flows into Blackwater Bay and overlooking Blackwater Bay, King's Landing is the site of the Iron Throne and the Red Keep, the seat of the King of the Andals and the First Men (hence the name). It enjoys a warm climate and life there is luxurious for those that can afford it, although it is not without its slums such as Flea Bottom. The city is overpopulated and dangerous at the best of times, despite being policed by the City Watch.

King's Landing was founded by King Aegon I Targaryen, King of the Andals and the First Men. He established a small wooden fort atop the hill, named the Aegonfort in his honor, where his ships first landed from Dragonstone, and used this as a base for his campaign to conquer the continent. Having achieved his goal, he established the new capital on the site of his original fort. The city expanded rapidly under his descendants. By the time of Robert's Rebellion, the city had a population of approximately half a million people.

King's Landing has suffered occasional attacks during its existence, most notably during the civil war known as Robert's Rebellion, when Lord Tywin Lannister betrayed King Aerys II Targaryen and ordered his army to brutally sack the city before turning it over to Robert Baratheon as a sign of fealty.

During the War of the Five Kings, the problems in King's Landing have multiplied. The worst of these are the food shortages exacerbated by an influx of refugees into the city seeking the protection of the city walls from the war, this even led to a riot at one point early into the war during which the High Septon, and Aron Santagar perished, along with many other citizens. Despite its opulence and status as the capital, King's Landing is often referred to in a derisive manner by outsiders, likely due to corruption and poor standards of living such as water filtration. A recurring theme is the stench of human waste; the crowded population and sea breeze means such smells are particularly pungent.

Near the end of her war, Daenerys Targaryen, Drogon, and Daenerys's forces launched an attack on King's Landing. The defending army surrendered, but Daenerys proceeded to raze the city with Drogon, collapsing parts of the Red Keep and indiscriminately killing civilians and soldiers alike.
Team Editor

**Editing Uniforms**

You may edit four different versions of each teams jerseys (Home, Away, Alt, Rush).

You can change the color of the following for each Jersey.

- gold

- blue

- pride flag

- black

- gold

- black

- pink

- blue and gold

You may edit the full team name, the team abbreviation, Weather and the color of the endzones.

You need unlimited version for this feature on both PC and mobile.
Mistwood

**Mistwood** is a castle in the Stormlands and the seat of House Mertyns, the region controlled by House Baratheon of Storm's End. The castle is located in a wooded area south of Storm's End.

## History

Their only claim to fame is that they once produced a famous member of the Kingsguard, Ser Michael Mertyns, called the White Owl. Mistwood is located on Cape Wrath, in the Rainwood. It is located inland from the Sea of Dorne.
Lord of the Iron Islands

The **Lord of the Iron Islands** is a title in the Seven Kingdoms for the ruler of the administrative region of the Iron Islands under the authority of the King of the Andals, the Rhoynar, and the First Men. It was held by Yara Greyjoy as the Lady of the Iron Islands until she declared the indipendece of the Iron Islands and created the Kingdom of the Iron Islands and became the Queen of the Iron Islands.

## History

Before the Targaryen Conquest, the Iron Islands were originally a sovereign nation. The ironborn also controlled the Riverlands, which they had conquered in turn from the Stormlands. The title was first created after the ironborn became vassals of House Targaryen. House Greyjoy have been the Lords of the Iron Islands for hundreds of years.
Sunspear

**Sunspear** is the capital of Dorne, southernmost of the Seven Kingdoms, located in the far southeast of the continent on the Summer Sea. It consists of a strong, fortified castle and a town that sprawls around it. It is a town built largely of mud and straw. The town's largest structure is Spear Tower, a 150-feet structure with a pinnacle of shining steel.

The castle was the seat of House Martell, Princes of Dorne, until the family was temporarily deposed by Ellaria Sand and the three eldest Sand Snakes, who seized power through a coup. With the latter dead and the former imprisoned for life in King's Landing following a naval assault, Aegon VI Targaryen by birthright assumed rule in Dorne, and by extension Sunspear.

## Members

### Martells

* Prince Doran Martell, the ruler of Dorne in the name of the King.
	+ Princess Arianne Martell, Prince Doran's firstborn daughter and heir.
	+ Prince Quentyn Martell, Prince Doran's second child.
	+ Prince Trystane Martell, Prince Doran's youngest child.
* Prince Oberyn Martell, called the Red Viper, Prince Doran's younger brother.
	+ Ellaria Sand, Prince Oberyn's paramour and mother of Six Sand Snakes.
		- The Sand Snakes, Prince Oberyn's twelve bastard daughters.

### Targaryens

* Aegon VI Targaryen, grew up in Sunspear and the current ruler.
	+ Layla Targaryen, wife of Aegon VI
		- Mircell Targaryen, Aegon's firstborn son and heir.
Software:BASSMIDI Driver

BASSMIDI Driver is discontinued a MIDI synthesizer driver that is used in conjunction with a MIDI program to play MIDI files with little lag and latency. This is one of the alternatives to laggy Microsoft GS Wavetable Synth. It runs on the same core .DLLs as its sister-like synths, CoolSoft VirtualMIDISynth/CoolSoft VirtualMIDISynth 2 and OmniMIDI (Which is a fork of BASSMIDI Driver).

The original developers recommend everyone to switch to OmniMIDI.

## Advantages/Disadvantages

### Advantages

* Plays with less lag than most synths.
* Sound retains fluidity.
* Choice of soundfont.
* Two ports. (Only on newer versions)
* Lesser minimum requirements than CoolSoft.

### Disadvantages

* Plays with more lag than most synths on old CPUs.
* Can be staticky at times.
* Can break if messed around with and is hard to fix in the event that it does break.
* Lags at very short notes spamming in PFA (current 4.x).
* Problems and/or bugs under Windows 8 (current 4.x).
* Hasn't been updated since 2012.
* Hardlimited voice limit.
* Has issues with the ReactOS winmm.dll. (Port B doesn't work)
* No sfz support through the configurator.

## BASSMIDI Driver

### Max polyphony

256 (current version), 100 (earlier single port versions)
Ashford

**Ashford** is a settlement in The Reach that is the seat of House Ashford, the region controlled by House Blackwater of Highgarden. It is located on the Cockleswhent river north east of Highgarden.

## History

Ashford is the seat of House Ashford. It consists of a castle, a surrounding town and a large meadow nearby which is a perfect location for tournaments.It was the site of two important events in the history of the Seven Kingdoms. In 209 AC Ashford was the site of a tournament where the much-storied knight Ser Duncan the Tall first began his rise to fame and where he first met his even more famous companion, Egg. Prince Baelor 'Breakspear' Targaryen, the king's heir, was also accidentally killed during this tourney, changing the future history of the Seven Kingdoms.

In 281 AC, during Robert's Rebellion, Ashford was the site of a major battle and Robert Baratheon's only notable defeat. The army of House Tyrell was advancing towards the Stormlands with the intention of destroying Robert's army and taking Storm's End. Robert elected to fight a field battle rather than withstand siege and intercepted the Tyrell army near Ashford. Robert attacked the Tyrell vanguard (which Robert's army outnumbered at a local level, since the bulk of the Tyrell army had not yet arrived). However, Lord Randyll Tarly, commanding the Tyrell van, withstood the attack and drove the Baratheon army from the field. Robert's army was defeated, but managed to withdraw in good order northwards towards the Riverlands. The Tyrell army was commanded to march on to Storm's End (held by Stannis Baratheon) and besiege it rather than pursue Robert. This proved unwise, as Robert was able to combine his army with those of the Starks, Arryns and Tullys, enabling him to ultimately triumph in the war.
House Bulwer

**House Bulwer of Blackcrown** is a vassal house from The Reach sworn to House Hightower. Their seat is a castle named Blackcrown, located south-west of Oldtown. Their house words are "*Death Before Disgrace.*"

## Known members

* {Jack Bulwer}, nicknamed Black Jack Bulwer, a Builder in the Night's Watch. Killed in a wildling attack on Mole's Town.
Arbor

The Arbor

The Arbor is a large island off the southwestern coast of Westeros, separated from the mainland by the Redwyne Straits. It is part of the Reach and its rulers, House Redwyne, are under the House Tyrell of Highgarden. The Arbor is famous for it's high-quality wines.

People don't call Arbor "A hidden paradise" for no reason. The island is a small miracle with magnificent views and a great nature full of forests and lakes. The climate is quite sunny and warm that has help nature flourish on the island.

The city of Arbor is a trading center for all the Seven Kingdoms, which in turn, has turn the city into a wealthy hub.
Vaith

**Vaith** is a castle in Dorne, it's the seat of House Vaith. The castle is located in the center of Dorne, near the headwaters of the Vaith river.

## History

The Vaiths built a tall and pale castle in the hills east of the restless dunes of Dorne amid the coming of the Andals to the land.

During Aegon's Conquest, Rhaenys Targaryen discovered that the Vaiths had abandoned the castle. The Vaiths attacked the foraging parties of Lord Harlan Tyrell during the First Dornish War. After hearing of the Defenestration of Sunspear, Lord Tyrell intended to capture Vaith and continue east along the river. His army disappeared in the red sands between the Hellholt and Vaith, however. King Aegon I Targaryen and Visenya Targaryen burned Vaith in 9 AC.
Defensive Coordinator

A higher rated defensive coordinator will improve the skill of defensive players on your team, and a higher rated defensive. A defensive coordinator can also improve your star rating. A higher rated defensive coordinator will h more Coaching Credits to hire and more money to renew his or her contract. If the defensive coordinator has a trait then will cost more coaching credits to hire.

a 0.5 star DC costs 1 CC to extend 1 year

a 1 star DC costs 2 CC to extend 1 year

a 1.5 star DC costs 3 CC to extend 1 year

a 2 star DC costs 4 CC to extend 1 year

a 2.5 star DC costs 5 CC to extend 1 year

a 3 star DC costs 6 CC to extend 1 year

a 3.5 star DC costs 7 CC to extend 1 year

a 4 star DC costs 8 CC to extend 1 year

a 4.5 star DC costs 9 CC to extend 1 year

a 5 star DC costs 10 CC to extend 1 year

Defensive Coordinators sometimes have special traits. These are listed below.

 Scout
 Likeable
 Negotiator
 Positive
 Talent Spotter
 Experience
Dragonstone

**Dragonstone** is the castle that stands upon the eponymous island located in Blackwater Bay. It is the ancestral seat of House Targaryen and the former stronghold of House Baratheon of Dragonstone, a cadet branch of House Baratheon of Storm's End. It is within the Crownlands, the capital region of the Seven Kingdoms.

At the time the series begins, it is held for King Robert Baratheon by his younger brother, Lord Stannis Baratheon. The castle contains the Chamber of the Painted Table and it was built using advanced Valyrian stonemasonry techniques, long since lost. Resulting in its exhibition of many exotic features unique in all of Westeros, including massive dragon-shaped gargoyles. The entire castle is dominated by dragon motifs and reliefs. Unlike the richly-decorated and extravagant Red Keep in King's Landing, Dragonstone is sparsely decorated and has a rough, austere appearance; its function is as a military base, not as a palace.

The castle itself is very robust, due to its advanced Valyrian design, combined with its isolated location making it an ideal redoubt and refuge, for both the House Targaryen and Stannis Baratheon. The castle's features and it's geographical position makes it advantageous for its owners in wartime for defence as it is extremely difficult to breach and can be held by a relatively small garrison against a vastly larger force.

## History

Prior to the Sack of King's Landing and Following the Battle of the Trident, Queen Rhaella Targaryen and Prince Viserys Targaryen were sent to Dragonstone for their protection. Queen Rhaella perished during a stormy night giving birth to Daenerys Targaryen.

After King's Landing fell and Robert Baratheon took the Iron Throne, Stannis Baratheon was sent to deal with what remained of the royal family and their retainers. However, Prince Viserys and Princess Daenerys were smuggled across the Narrow Sea to the Free Cities by a loyal knight. Enraged, Robert stripped Stannis of Storm's End and gave it to their younger brother, Renly, and gave Dragonstone to Stannis, to rein in the Targaryen loyalists there. Stannis would take this as an insult and blame this event on Robert's extreme hatred of the Targaryens. In later years, Robert tried to humor Stannis that he was actually honoring him with the Lordship of Dragonstone because under the Targaryens it was the traditional seat of the heir to the throne, but Stannis scoffed at such pleasantries.
House Redfort

**House Redfort of Redfort** is one of the principal noble houses in the Vale of Arryn. Their sigil is a red castle on a white field within a red embattled border. Their motto is "As Strong as Stone".

## History

The Redforts trace their descent to the First Men that inhabited the Vale before the coming of the Andals. The Redforts allied with Robar II Royce, High King of the Vale, the Fingers and the Mountains of the Moon, against the Andals. Robar was defeated in the Battle of the Seven Stars, however, and Torgold Tollett chopped off Lord Redfort's arm during the battle. The Redforts submitted to Artys I Arryn and then served House Arryn, the Kings of Mountain and Vale.

## Members

Ser Adrian Redfort was a member of Rhaenyra Targaryen's Queensguard.

Jessamyn Redfort was a "dear companion" of Lady Jeyne Arryn, the Lady of the Eyrie. Lady Jeyne died in Jessamyn's arms in 134 AC.

Domeric Bolton squired for three years with the Redforts.
Casterly Rock

**Casterly Rock** is the ancestral stronghold of House Lannister. It is located on the Western coast of Westeros on a rocky promontory overlooking the Sunset Sea. It overlooks the major city of Lannisport. A major goldmine is located under Casterly Rock. It is one of the most productive in the realm and provides House Lannister with their wealth.

According to legend, Casterly Rock was found and held by House Casterly after its founder, Corlos, slew a pair of fearsome lions that lived in the gold-filled subterranean cave where the castle would be built upon. They were hoodwinked into giving the Rock to Lann the Clever, a legendary trickster and ancestor of House Lannister, thousands of years ago, during the Age of Heroes.

The castle was briefly controlled by the Unsullied forces of House Targaryen, whose victory over the Lannister forces was pyrrhic.
House Toland

**House Toland of Ghost Hill** is a Dornish noble house sworn to House Martell. Its seat is Ghost Hill. Their sigil depict a green dragon biting its tail on gold, the dragon symbolizing that time has no beginning and no end.

## History

The Tolands successfully resisted the dragons of Aegon the Conqueror during the First Dornish War. The Lord Toland at the time sent out his champion to face Aegon. After Aegon slew the man, he learned that the man was Lord Toland's mad fool, and that Lord Toland himself had escaped. In later days, the Tolands would take a new banner, showing a dragon biting its own tail, with the colors green in gold in memory of the motley of their brave fool. Prior to the dragon, the Toland banners displayed a ghost. The Dornishmen quickly recaptured Ghost Hill after Aegon left the castle. In 8 AC, Queen Visenya Targaryen mounted on Vhagar, burned Sunspear, Lemonwood, Ghost Hill and the Tor in retaliation for the dornishmen's actions against the stormlands earlier that year. During the Dragon's Wroth, Lady Toland was murdered for the Iron Throne's ransom on her head.

During the Fourth Dornish War, Prince Morion Martell assembled his host at Ghost Hill and the Tor before sailing to Cape Wrath.
Pyke (island)

**Pyke** is one of the Iron Islands, an archipelago located on Ironman's Bay, on the western side of Westeros. The island is the site of the castle of the same name, which serves as the seat of House Greyjoy, the ruling house of the Iron Islands, and the town of Lordsport.

## History

### Background

During Greyjoy Rebellion, Pyke island is the site of the Siege of Pyke, which ends with the defeat of House Greyjoy at the hands of the combined armies of King Robert Baratheon and Lord Eddard Stark. As a result, the Ironborn King Balon Greyjoy submits to the Iron Throne and surrenders his last remaining son and heir Theon Greyjoy to Ned Stark's custody. During the siege, several of the towers at Pyke castle were pulled down.
Options

## Cam Zoom

About

The Cam Zoom is an option that zooms in your screen during plays when the player who has the football.

How to turn on

1. Click the wrench in the bottom left of your screen.
2. At the top left, second button from the top, click the "Cam Zoom" button to turn it on, and click it again to turn it off.

Cam ZoomWithout Cam Zoom
## Unlimited Version:

You may purchase the Unlimited Version for $0.99 in the options page, the unlimited version unlocks Team Editor, Weather, a 12 man Roster, Replays, and kick returns(mobile only), Unlimited Version doesn't exist on PC, Replays and Team Editor

## Difficulty

There are five difficulty settings; Easy, Medium, Hard, Extreme and Dynamic. When set to dynamic the difficulty will adjust automatically, getting harder when you win games and easier when you lose games. Extreme difficulty makes all opponents play with a 5 star rating, regardless of their actual rating. When set on easy, you’re looking for a fun game scoring around 80 points a game. When setting at hard, it’s not as hard as extreme but it’s making it a challenging game

## Drive Direction

There are three drive directions; left, right and both, if you choose left, you will always drive left and if you choose right you will always drive left, if you choose both, 2 quarters you will drive right, and 2 quarters you will drive left

## Quarters

Each Retro Bowl game consists of 4 Quarters. At the end of each quarter possession changes. You can choose the quarter length from the options page of the main menu. There are 3 options; 1 min, 2 min, or 3 min quarters.

## Sound

There are three options for sound; Off, Sound Fx and Sound Fs & Music. This can be toggled in the options menu.

## Weather

This option brings rain or snow on games you play and is available on Unlimited Version on mobile and free on PC. On PC, it is not optional which games have snow or rain. On all versions, you can control wind probability. You can edit snow and rainfall chances by using Team Editor.

**Snow**

Snow affects how the players run.

**Wind Direction**

Wind direction affects how the ball travels after the kick for Field Goals and Extra Points.

**Rain**

Rain does not affect anything except you can see rain droplets on the screen.

## Scanlines

Enabling scan lines adds horizontal gray lines to the entire screen.

## Exit Game

When you click the Exit Game button thing your whole career would reset and you will have to make a new one(on mobile you can create 5 careers)
Sharp Point

**Sharp Point** is the seat of House Bar Emmon. It's a castle in the Crownlands, the region controlled directly by House Baratheon, with Gendry Baratheon as the King of the Seven Kingdoms. The castle is located north of Stonedance, at the end of a peninsula where the southern portion of Blackwater Bay meets the Narrow Sea.
Trading

## About

A player may be traded throughout the season before week 8 for future Draft picks. Players with Toxic morale cannot get traded unless you boost their morale. Players' value is calculated according to their star ranking and attributes. Players under two stars are 3rd round picks, players above two stars, but less than four stars are 2nd round picks, and players four stars and above are first round picks.

## How to Trade

1. Go to a player's stats page.
2. Click “trade”
House Tarbeck

**House Tarbeck of Tarbeck Hall** was a noble House from the Westerlands that participated in the Reyne Rebellion on the side of House Reyne. Its last lord was Walderan Tarbeck, who died in the rebellion along with his House.

## History

Lord Walderan Tarbeck wed Lady Ellyn Reyne following the death of her first husband Tion Lannister. The Tarbecks and Lady Ellyn's brothers Ser Roger Reyne and Ser Reynard Reyne, often exploited their liege Lord Tytos Lannister's weak will, taking extravagant loans to restore Tarbeck Hall to its former splendor. They would dismiss Tywin's requests for repayment, with Tytos soon laughing along with them.

Tywin returned from the War of the Ninepenny Kings, seeking to restore House Lannister to the position of dominant House of the Westerlands. He demanded that all debts to them be paid or hostages from those who could not pay. Lord Walderan rode to Casterly Rock to attempt to convince Lord Tytos to undo Tywin's command. However, when he reached the gate he was met by Tywin, who had him thrown in a dungeon.

Lady Ellyn protested and her brothers threatened war, which caused Tytos to release Lord Tarbeck and apologized, as well as forgiving the debts they owed to him. The following year, Tywin demanded that the Reynes and Tarbecks report to Casterly Rock and answer for their crimes, for which the rose in rebellion. Tywin then called his banners and marched on Tarbeck Hall and Castamere.

Lord Walderan had no time to gather his forces and rode against Tywin's army with only household knights. He was killed alongside his sons and kinsmen, with their heads adorning the spears of the Lannister army as they marched towards Tarbeck Hall. Upon seeing them approach, Lady Ellyn closed the gates and sent ravens to her brothers at Castamere. She assumed that they would have enough time to muster their armies and break the siege, but Tywin rose trebuchets within a day and within hours had destroyed the keep, crushing Lady Ellyn and her son Tion. The Tarbeck forces surrendered and Tywin had the castle put to the torch, signaling the extinction of House Tarbeck.

## Members

* Lord {Walderan Tarbeck}, the last lord of House Tarbeck. Killed in the Fall of Tarbeck Hall.
	+ Lady {Ellyn}, his wife of House Reyne. Killed in the Fall of Tarbeck Hall.
		- {Tion Tarbeck}, their son. Killed in the Fall of Tarbeck Hall.
		- {Unidentified sons}. Killed in the Fall of Tarbeck Hall.
Hellholt

**Hellholt** is a castle in Dorne, the region controlled by House Martell of Sunspear and the seat of House Uller. The castle is located in the south west of Dorne near the Brimstone. It is east of Sandstone.

## History

The Hellholt was founded during the coming of the Andals to Dorne by the Ullers, who were Andal adventurers. The castle is named after an event in which Lord Uller invited his rivals to a feast and then had them burned to death after locking them within his hall.

During the First Dornish War, Lord Harlan Tyrell lost a quarter of his men and most of his horses while traveling through the sands to Hellholt, which he found abandoned upon arrival. His soldiers were sickened by fish taken from the sulfurous Brimstone. Harlan marched east after learning of the Defenestration of Sunspear, but his host disappeared in the red sands between Hellholt and Vaith. King Aegon I Targaryen and Visenya Targaryen burned the Hellholt in 9 AC.

Rhaenys Targaryen and Meraxes were lost in battle in 10 AC when the dragon was struck in the right eye by a scorpion bolt fired from the castle's tallest tower. The fall of Meraxes destroyed the tower and part of the curtain wall. During the ensuing Dragon's Wroth, some of the nearby sand was fused into glass through the dragonflame of Balerion and Vhagar. The sun-mottled bones of Meraxes remained on display at the Hellholt, but the body of Rhaenys was never recovered. Some allege she was tortured within the Hellholt's dungeon.
House Buckler

**House Buckler of Bronzegate** is a noble house from Bronzegate in the Stormlands sworn fealty to House Baratheon. Their seat is Bronzegate and their sigil depict three brass buckles on blue.

## History

During Aegon's Conquest, Lords Buckler, Errol, and Fell opposed Orys Baratheon during his march from the Aegonfort toward Storm's End, but the storm lords were forced to retreat when Rhaenys Targaryen had Meraxes set afire parts of what is now the southern Kingswood.

At the beginning of the Dance of the Dragons, Lord Buckler was executed in King's Landing for refusing to renounce his oaths to Rhaenyra Targaryen. Lady Buckler and her two daughters drowned when their ship sank in the Blackwater prior to the Maiden's Day Ball. Ser Barristan Selmy once defeated the Bastard of Bronzegate, Cedrik Storm.
Starfall

**Starfall** is a castle in Dorne, the region controlled by House Martell of Sunspear, and the seat of House Dayne. The castle is located in the far west of Dorne, near the border with The Reach and south of Blackmont.

## In the books

In the *A Song of Ice and Fire* novels, Starfall is the seat of House Dayne. It is located at the mouth of the River Torrentine, downriver from Blackmont and the High Hermitage, which is held by a lesser branch of the Daynes.

Starfall is so-called because of a meteor, referred to as a "fallen star", which fell out of the sky nearby, almost two thousand years ago. The Daynes forged a sword out of the meteorite ore, called "Dawn", which is as resilient and formidable as a Valyrian steel weapon in combat.
House Reyne

"*When our vassals, the Reynes of Castamere, dared to rise up against the Lannisters, they learned how dangerous it can be to taunt a lion.*"
―Tywin Lannister recounts the Reyne Rebellion.
**House Reyne of Castamere** is an extinct vassal house of the Westerlands, formerly sworn to House Lannister of Casterly Rock. Their seat was the castle of Castamere until it was torched during the Reyne Rebellion, along with all members of the family.

## Historical members

* Lord Roger Reyne, known as the "Red Lion of Castamere". Killed in the Reyne Rebellion.
* Ser Reynard Reyne, Roger’s younger brother. Killed in the Reyne Rebellion.
* Lady Ellyn Reyne, Roger’s younger sister, formerly betrothed to Tywald Lannister, married first to Ser Tion Lannister, and later to Lord Walderan Tarbeck, with whom she had three children. Killed in the Fall of Tarbeck Hall.

With unspecified familiar relationship to the main branch there is also:

* {Alys Reyne}, crowned *queen of love and beauty* by Ser Arthur Dayne at the Tourney of Brightwater Keep.

## History

### Background

For a time, House Reyne was the second wealthiest family in Westeros, behind House Lannister. They were not content with being the second wealthiest, however, and the last Lord Reyne built a castle as grand as Casterly Rock, and gave his wife diamonds to wear which were bigger than any that Tywin Lannister's wife Joanna ever wore.

Eventually, House Reyne openly challenged their liege-lords, feeling that House Lannister's rule over the Westerlands had grown weak under Tywin's ineffectual father Tytos Lannister. In response, however, the capable young Tywin Lannister marched his forces against the upstart Lord Reyne. At the end of the Reyne Rebellion, Tywin's army put Castamere castle to the torch, and had all surviving members of House Reyne put to the sword - man, woman, and child - as an example to any vassals who would dare challenge the Lannisters in the future. Tywin subsequently had the corpses of the executed Reynes hanged from the gates of Casterly Rock on public display, where he left them to rot for the entire summer (it was a long summer, which lasted many years).

The destruction of House Reyne was immortalized in the song *The Rains of Castamere*.
Bronn Blackwater

Lord **Bronn** is the Lord of Highgarden, Lord of The Reach, Master of Coin, and the founder of his House.

Initially a skilled and dangerous sellsword, who comes to prominence when he champions for Tyrion Lannister in his trial by combat at the Eyrie, Bronn subsequently enters Tyrion's service as his personal bodyguard, assassin, and enforcer.

His fortunes continue to gradually rise during his service in King's Landing, briefly serving as Commander of the City Watch. He is then rewarded with a knighthood for the vital role he performed during the Battle of the Blackwater, taking on the formal name "**Ser Bronn of the Blackwater**" later using it as the name of his house.

During Daenerys Targaryen's war for Westeros, Bronn initially assists the Lannisters. Eventually, upon Bran Stark's coronation, Bronn becomes the new Lord of Highgarden, Lord of The Reach and Master of Coin.
Retro Bowl(retro bowl)

## About

This is the final game of the Retro Bowl season. You earn 10 CC's (Coaching Credits) if you win the game. After you win the game, you can accept a transfer to another team or you can just click reject all to stay with your team. The worst record to have won a Retro Bowl is 3-14. Make sure to tag players for the Hall of Fame and extend contracts in Roster prior to this game.
Storm's End

**Storm's End** is the seat of House Baratheon, the Lords Paramount of the Stormlands. Lord Gendry Baratheon is the Lord of Storm's End. Storm's End is a formidable fortress, The castle is located at Durran's Point on the northern coast of Shipbreaker Bay, south of Bronzegate and northeast of Griffin's Roost. The Kingsroad runs north from Storm's End through the Stormlands to King's Landing, the capital of the Seven Kingdoms.

## History

Storm's End's construction was attributed to Durran, a legendary figure of the Age of Heroes, who earned the hatred of the sea god and the wind goddess when he took Elenei, daughter of the two gods, as his wife. In rage, the two gods sent massive storms to destroy Durran's keep. Durran defied the gods and built a larger and more formidable keep, but it was also destroyed. Durran's seventh keep, built allegedly with the aid of Bran the Builder, withstood the rage of Elenei's parents and gained the name of Storm's End.

Storm's End became the seat of the rulers of the Stormlands, the Storm Kings, for millennia. When Aegon the Conqueror invaded Westeros, he sent his commander and rumored half-brother, Orys Baratheon, to take Storm's End. The last of the Storm Kings, Argilac the Arrogant, left the safety of his stronghold and met Baratheon in open battle. Argilac was defeated, and Orys Baratheon took Argilac's domains, sigil, motto and daughter, becoming the founder of House Baratheon.

One of the mightiest fortresses on the entire continent, Storm's End has endured many sieges but has never fallen to any attacker in its millennia-long history. Its seaward wall is 80 feet thick with a 150 feet drop into the sea below. The castle is said to be protected by spells woven into its walls that prevent magic from penetrating its defenses.

During Robert Baratheon's rebellion, Storm's End was besieged for over a year by the forces of House Tyrell, who had remained loyal to the Mad King, Aerys II Targaryen. The castle garrison, commanded by Robert's brother Stannis, was reduced to eating dogs and rats and were on the verge of resorting to cannibalism when they were saved by a shipload of onions, smuggled into the castle by the noted smuggler Davos. After Aerys's death, Eddard Stark bloodlessly raised the siege, as Lord Mace Tyrell realized that the war was lost, and he swore fealty to King Robert. Davos was raised to knighthood for his actions.

To Stannis's displeasure, he was made Lord of Dragonstone by his brother, leaving their infant brother Renly as the titular Lord of Storm's End. Stannis considered this a slight, as Dragonstone is even colder and harsher than Storm's End, despite Dragonstone being a fortress of great tactical importance and a history as a seat for Princes. Following Renly's assassination, control of the castle reverted to Stannis until his death.

After the Battle of Winterfell, Daenerys legitimizes Gendry, the unacknowledged bastard son of King Robert Baratheon, as Lord Gendry Baratheon, Lord of Storm's End, and head of House Baratheon. Later Gendry became the King of the Seven Kingdoms
Rhaella Targaryen

**Queen Rhaella Targaryen** was the daughter of King Aegon V Targaryen and the sister-wife of King Aerys II Targaryen. She is the mother of Rhaegar, Viserys and Daenerys Targaryen. She was called "The Sad Queen" because people never saw her smiling since she was mistreated by her husband.

## Biography

Rhaella Targaryen was the daughter of King Aegon V Targaryen and the sister wife of King Aerys II Targaryen. They had three children: Rhaegar, Viserys and Daenerys.

She was unhappily married to her brother Aerys. It is said that one time when Jaime Lannister was on guard at their door he was forced to listen to Aerys rape Rhaella and was unable to do anything to stop it, while the other Kingsguard refused to intervene.
After the death of Rhaegar in the Battle of the Trident, Rhaella and Prince Viserys fled to the Targaryen ancestral seat of Dragonstone. Aerys would perish during the Sack of King's Landing, while Rhaella died giving birth to Daenerys during a great storm. After her death, the two surviving children were taken across the Narrow Sea by loyalists to live in exile in the Free Cities.
House Velaryon

**House Velaryon of Driftmark** is a noble House of Valyrians in the Crownlands, and one of the few Houses of the Seven Kingdoms besides the Targaryens that originated in Essos. Their seat is Driftmark, an island in Blackwater Bay located west of Dragonstone. Their words are "The Old, the True, the Brave."

## Members

* Lord Corlys Velaryon, Lord of Driftmark. A famous mariner. Also known as "The Sea Snake".
	+ Princess Rhaenys, his wife of House Targaryen. Also known as "The Queen Who Never Was".
		- Lady Laena Velaryon, their daughter.
		- Ser Laenor Velaryon, their son and heir.
* Ser Vaemond Velaryon, Corlys's younger brother. Commander of the Velaryon navy.

### Historical members

* Monica Baratheon née Velaryon, wife of a son of Lord Orys Baratheon. Mother to Reginald, Flynn, Padraic, Steffon, and William Baratheon.
* Lord Daemon Velaryon, Lord of Driftmark and lord admiral during the reigns of Maegor the Cruel and Jaehaerys the Conciliator.
House Estermont

**House Estermont of Greenstone** is a vassal house from the Stormlands that holds fealty to House Baratheon. Their seat is Greenstone, a castle located on the island of Estermont in Shipbreaker Bay. Their sigil is a dark green sea turtle on a field of pale green.

## Known members

* Lady Cassana Estermont, wife of Lord Steffon Baratheon of Storm's End and mother of Robert, Stannis, and Renly Baratheon.
Kingdom of the Iron Islands

### Date of Founding

289 AC, under Balon Greyjoy (First Refounding)299 AC, under Balon Greyjoy (Second Refounding)305 AC, under Yara Greyjoy  (Third Refounding

### Status

Active

The **Kingdom of the Iron Islands** is the name given to the *de jure* independent kingdom of the Iron Islands recognizing the suzerainty of the Iron Throne, located on an archipelago located in Ironman's Bay off the western coast of the continent of Westeros. The kingdom is named after the Iron Islands. It is ruled by the King of the Iron Islands atop the Salt Throne from their seat at Pyke. The king is traditionally chosen through a Kingsmoot by the lords and captains of the Iron Islands, though recently they have all been members of House Greyjoy.

The roots of the kingdom are unknown, though according to legend, it went through major reformations under the Grey King and was eventually controlled by the Hoare dynasty, who established the Kingdom of the Isles and the Rivers when he successfully conquered the Riverlands from the Storm Kings, who had previously conquered it from the River Kings. It was conquered during the Targaryen conquest, however, and the head of House Greyjoy was named the Lords of the Iron Islands.

The kingdom was reestablished by Balon Greyjoy during the Greyjoy Rebellion eight years after Robert's Rebellion, and though it was defeated by the forces of the Iron Throne, it was restored once more during the War of the Five Kings, again by King Balon. After Balon's death, his brother, Euron Greyjoy was elected king, but was opposed by Balon's last children, Yara and Theon, the former of whom became the unopposed queen of the Iron Islands after successfully retaking the isles and with Euron's death in the Battle of King's Landing.
Playoff

In the Retro Bowl playoffs, which act the exact same as the NFL playoffs, 14 teams make the playoffs with 7 from each conference. The team with the best record in each conference gets a bye week, while the other 6 in each conference play each other. Teams with a better record face teams with a worse record in the playoffs.

**Wild Card round:** 14 teams total, 7 per conference

Game 1: 2 seed vs 7 seed

Game 2: 3 seed vs 6 seed

Game 3: 4 seed vs 5 seed

1 seed gets a bye week

**Divisional round**: 8 teams total, 4 per conference

Game 1: 1 seed vs Lowest Seed

Game 2: 2nd highest seed vs 3rd highest seed

**Conference Championship**: 4 teams total, 2 per conference

Game 1: AFC Championship

Game 2: NFC Championship

**Retro Bowl**: 2 teams total, 1 per conference

AFC Conference Champion vs NFC Conference Champion
Meraxes

**Meraxes** was the dragon ridden by Rhaenys Targaryen during the War of Conquest. Meraxes was said to be capable of swallowing an entire horse. She participated in the Field of Fire, but was downed by a Dornish arrow in the First Dornish War, crashing to her death with Rhaenys on her back. Meraxes was named after one of the gods of Valyria.

## History

Meraxes is described as having "silver scales", though it isn't clear if it was one solid color throughout, or if its primary color was silver and it had a different secondary color. Both Balerion and Drogon have had black as their primary color, with red as a secondary color along their horns, spinal plates, and wing membranes. Meraxes is also noted as having golden eyes. Drogon is described as having red eyes as well - which *might* imply that a dragon's secondary color on its horns also matches its eye color, which if true would indicate that Meraxes had gold as its secondary color. This is not *necessarily* true, however, as some dragons were noted as being one solid color throughout, with no secondary colors.

Four years after Aegon I was crowned, the Targaryens had consolidated their position over the other kingdoms enough to launch another determined invasion of Dorne, known as the First Dornish War. Once again, the Dornishmen resorted to guerilla tactics instead of open battle, harassing the Targaryen armies then retreating - and massacring the large land army they attempted to lead through the Red Mountains.

Rhaenys and Meraxes were both killed during the war in 10 AC. They died at Hellholt when a lucky shot with a scorpion-bolt pierced her eye and drove into her brain, instantly killing her in mid-air. Rhaenys presumably died when the dragon plummeted hundreds of feet to the ground - though unsubstantiated rumors (or myths) allege that Rhaenys survived the fall, badly injured, but the Dornish slowly tortured and mutilated her to death in revenge. At the end of the war in 13 AC, the Dornish returned Meraxes's skull to King's Landing as a peace offering.

George R.R. Martin only figured out the details of Meraxes's death some time after he wrote the first novel, which introduces a conundrum: when Tyrion saw the three largest dragon skulls kept under the Red Keep, he thought the smallest one belonged to Vhagar, who was indeed the smallest at the time of the War of Conquest. The revelation that Vhagar outlived Meraxes complicates this, however, and indeed the *The Princess and the Queen* novella states that when Vhagar died 130 years after the War of Conquest, she had grown almost as large as Balerion. The simple answer is probably that as with all POV narrations, Tyrion's POV is not objectively true, and he simply *assumed* that the smallest skull belonged to Vhagar - even though logically, it should have belonged to Meraxes.

In homage to Meraxes, Daenerys Targaryen renames one of the ships Illyrio Mopatis sent her after him.
Harlaw

**Harlaw** is one of the seven main Iron Islands, an archipelago located on Ironman's Bay, on the western side of Westeros. Harlaw is the easternmost of the Iron Isles, and is ruled by the Lord of Ten Towers, House Harlaw. Harlaw is the second largest island after Great Wyk, and is the richest and most populous island.

House Harlaw are the overlords of much if not most of the island, and they are one of the most powerful vassals of the Greyjoys. Balon Greyjoy's wife Alannys was also born into House Harlaw. The current head of House is Rodrik Harlaw, maternal uncle to Theon and Yara. Rodrik and House Harlaw are major supporters of Yara.
House Morrigen

**House Morrigen** is a noble House of the Stormlands, and vassals to House Baratheon. Their seat is at Crow's Nest. House Morrigen's sigil is a black crow in flight on a storm-green field.

## House Morrigen

### Sigil

A black crow in flight on a storm-green field

## History

House Morrigen is among the Stormlords who declare for Renly Baratheon and later go over to Stannis. Unlike most Stormlords that bend the knee to Joffrey after the Battle of the Blackwater, House Morrigen remains loyal to Stannis.

House Morrigen has a rivalry with House Connington.

## Members

The known members of House Morrigen are:

* Lord Lester Morrigen, Lord of Crow's Nest
* Ser Richard Morrigen, Lord Lester's brother and heir
* Ser Guyard Morrigen, known as "Guyard the Green", a sworn brother of Renly Baratheon's Rainbow Guard. Slain at the battle of the Blackwater.
Ironman's Bay

**Ironman's Bay** is a large area of water off the west coast of Westeros. The bay is formed by the Flint Cliffs and Cape Kraken in the north, the Cape of Eagles to the east and the north coast of the Westerlands to the south. The coastlands of the North, the Riverlands and the Westerlands all border the bay.

Most famously, the bay contains the Iron Islands, and its waters are controlled by the Iron Fleet.
House Sunderland

### Sigil

Three women's heads, white with black hair, on a barry wavy blue and green field

### Vassals

House Longthorpe (Rulers of Longsister)
House Borrell (Rulers of Sisterton)
House Torrent (Rulers of Littlesister)

### Religion

Vale of Arryn

**House Sunderland of the Three Sisters** rules the Three Sisters, islands located in the Bite. The Sunderlands are sworn to House Arryn of the Eyrie.

House Sunderland's sigil is three women's heads, white with black hair, on barry wavy blue and green. The Sunderlands reside on Longsister, which is held for them by House Longthorpe. They rule the entire island complex without them having a specific castle.

## History

During the Conquest of the Seven Kingdoms by Aegon the Conqueror, the Three Sisters rebelled against Ronnel Arryn, King of Mountain and Vale, and named as their queen Marla Sunderland. Queen Visenya Targaryen flew on Vhagar to end the Sistermen's Rebellion, however. The Sistermen deposed Marla, and her brother, Lord Steffon Sunderland, submitted to King Aegon I.

During the Dance of the Dragons, Prince Jacaerys Velaryon flew on Vermax to Sisterton, where he received obeisance from Lords Sunderland and Borrell. Jacaerys gained the Three Sisters for the blacks.

Lord Sunderland led the Sistermen fighting for House Blackfyre during the First Blackfyre Rebellion in 196 AC. He attended the wedding tourney at Whitewalls in 212 AC that was to launch the Second Blackfyre Rebellion.
Lordsport

**Lordsport** is a port town on the island of Pyke, in the Iron Islands, and the seat of House Botley. It is the largest town in the Iron Islands, and the main port for Pyke island. This also makes it the main port in service to nearby Pyke castle, the seat of House Greyjoy.

## History

Lordsport was burned to the ground during the Greyjoy Rebellion as a prelude to the Siege of Pyke castle, but was rebuilt in intervening years.
House Hightower

**House Hightower of the Hightower** is a vassal House from The Reach that holds fealty to Lord Bronn Blackwater of Highgarden. Their seat is the Hightower located in the great city of Oldtown, the oldest, greatest, and second most populated city of Westeros that lies southwest of Highgarden at the mouth of River Honeywine, and opens to the Sunset Sea. Their House words are "We Light the Way."

## Members

* Lady {Alerie Hightower}, wife of Mace Tyrell, the Lord of Highgarden.
* Lynesse Hightower, her younger sister. Estranged wife of Ser {Jorah Mormont} of Bear Island.
* Ser {Gerold Hightower}, Lord Commander of the Kingsguard during the reign of Aerys II Targaryen. Killed at the Showdown at the Tower of Joy by Eddard Stark.

### Historical members

* Queen Mother {Alicent Hightower}, the second wife of King Viserys I Targaryen and mother of Aegon II Targaryen, Helaena Targaryen, and Aemond Targaryen.
* Ser {Otto Hightower}, father of Queen Mother Alicent, father-in-law of King Viserys I, grandfather of King Aegon II and Hand to both Viserys I and Aegon II.
Bloody Gate

The **Bloody Gate** is a castle that guards the western edge of the Vale of Arryn. It is a waycastle on the road to the Eyrie, the seat of House Arryn. The Bloody Gate is located about 20 miles from the Eyrie.

## Layout

The Bloody Gate is located southwest of the Eyrie and northwest of the Redfort. There are two long parapets built into the stone of the Mountains of the Moon. The high road, so narrow where it meets the gate that only four riders can pass, is watched over by twin watchtowers, which are joined by a covered bridge of grey stone that arches above the road. Defenders of the gate can fire through arrow slits in the towers, bridge, and battlements. Beyond the fortification is a steep, rocky trail which descends to the Vale.

Ravens are kept at the gate, as are shaggy, sure-footed mountain horses in its stables. The Bloody Gate can provide respite for at least a few thousand men. The commander of the fortification, the Knight of the Gate, traditionally asks the question, "Who would pass the Bloody Gate?" to all who would pass through. A septon is also in attendance.
Tumbleton

**Tumbleton** is the seat of House Footly. Tumbleton is a castle and town in The Reach, the region controlled by House Blackwater of Highgarden. The castle is located north-east of Highgarden, close to the headwaters of the Mander. It is located in the extreme northeast of the Reach, very close to the border with the Crownlands. It is not far to the southwest of King's Landing.
Lonely Light

The **Lonely Light** is the smallest island of the eight major Iron Islands. It is the seat of House Farwynd of the Lonely Light.

While most of the Iron Islands lie in Ironman's Bay, there is a smaller group of thirteen islands clustered around the Lonely Light lying eight days sail northwest of Great Wyk. It lies well into the Sunset Sea and is probably the westernmost location in the Known World aside from Aegon, Rhaenys, and Visenya. The Lonely Light is surrounded by rookeries of seals and sea lions and ocean.