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Danyl Snow

Born a bastard of House Reed, Dany Snow was raised at Greywatcher Watch. From a young age he experienced what the Crannogmen called “Green dreams” which often left him seizing in his bed. When it came time to pick his weapon in the yard, young Dany was drawn to a weirwood bow. He became an expert marksman. At the age of ten-and-four, Dany had a particularly violent dream. In it he saw ice and fire, black and pale blue. When he awoke in the morn, he packed his things and departed for The Wall, not saying a word to any of his kin. Weeks later he arrived and enlisted in the Night’s Watch. He arrived on the day Baelor Sunglass was named Lord Commander of the Night’s Watch. Dany went on to join the Ranger’s, even rising to the rank of First Ranger. During his lifetime he lead numerous ranging. One such one leading to his famous injury. Whilst covering the escape for his fellow Black Brothers Dany’s mouth was pierced by an arrow. Part of his tongue was cut off and his cheeks were left as holes in the side of his mouth, exposing his teeth beneath the twisted and pierced flesh. This injury left it hard for the young man to speak. But his actions spoke louder. In 72AA Dany was named as the 992nd Lord Commander of the Night’s Watch. He would go on to lead the watch for nearly 3 decades. In 101AA Dany went North on a ranging, many Black Brothers whispering that his Green Dreams had returned, more violent than ever, beckoning him North, further than anyone had ever gone. Whether or not these rumors are true is still unknown as Dany and the men he went with never returned.
Currency

Coins and money are a manner of currency used mostly by merchants, owners of establishments, and noble classes, while smallfolk might use either coins or barter.

Most societies use currency in the form of coins made from precious metals such as gold, silver, or copper. Contracts written on parchment or paper are also accepted, though these are not "currency" as such.

*For ease of equating values, all currencies have been compared to Gold Dragons, Silver Stags and Copper Stars and Pennies, as per GRRM canon. We acknowledge these do not exist in this timeline, but through the works of ASOIAF we can have an appreciation for their value.*

## Westeros

Each type of currency is mostly used within its own kingdom, but due to being made of precious metals, is also accepted in other kingdoms. Stags are often seen in the Claw and Dusklands, though both kingdoms also have their own standard currency, as they are currently Durrandon tributaries. Unlike the other kingdoms, the Riverlands have no specific currency, and instead use a mix of Arryn, Lannister and Gardener currency as a result of the occupation they endured post-Aegon.
Most of the kingdoms use variations on the standard gold, silver, and bronze system, with values roughly equivalent to gold dragons, silver stags and bronze stars, as listed below.

The Vale has two main coins, both silver. They are the Moon, a large coin with a full moon on one side and the falcon of House Arryn on the other, and the Crescent, a small, thin silver semicircle. One Moon is worth ten silver stags, and twenty-five Cresents.

## Essos

There are two major banks in western Essos, that of the Iron Bank of Braavos and the Sathmantes Mint of Lys.
Aegon Targaryen

Aegon Targaryen, also called the Last Dragonlord and the Failed Conquerer, attempted and failed to invade and conquer the kingdoms of Westeros together with his sister-wives, Visenya and Rhaenys, and their dragons, in what has come to be known as Aegon's Failed Conquest or Aegon's Attempt.

Following the failure of his conquest and the deaths of his sister-wives and their dragons, Aegon fled to Volantis, where he founded House Targaryen of Volantis and their mercenary group, the Blackscales.
Crab's Pincer

Crab's Pincer is the ancestral Valyrian Steel axe of House Celtigar. It has been wielded by every single King of the Claw since the kingdom's founding, and used by the lords of House Celtigar before that.

The axe has a golden colouring, with it fading slightly as the metal goes towards the hilt. Once, the blade was completely grey, but a Lord Celtigar whose name was lost to time ordered a Qohorik smith to colour it gold. His work less then perfect, the Lord had the smith exiled. The smith later made his way to Storm's End, where it is said he was the start of the tradition of blacksmithing that remains in Durrandon lands today.

The current wielder of the axe is Jacaerys I Celtigar
Belorno Maris

Belorno Maris was a Braavosi noble who served as the Sealord of Braavos between 197AA and 210AA. He is remembered as the Uniter, for it was through his actions that the Alliance of the Narrow Sea came to be, starting with the conquest of Pentos during the Six Wars Against Subjugation.

It was Belorno Maris that drafted the first form of the Pact, the agreement signed by all members of the Alliance of the Narrow Sea, declaring their agreement to stop the practice of slavery in all forms.
Harwyn I Drumm

**Harwyn I Drumm** was the thirteenth King of the reformed Kingdom of the Iron Islands. He ruled from 107AA to 123AA.  Harwyn Drumm slew King Carron I Botley in single combat, ending the Bloody King’s rule. Harwyn cut Botley’s head from his body and sailed back to Nagga’s Hill, laying it at the feet of the Drowned Men and demanding a Kingsmoot. Swiftly it was called, and Drumm was named King. House Stonehouse contested this, and attempted to ambush the King.

They failed, and were made vassals of House Drumm.

For slaying King Carron, he was known as Harwyn King-Killer.
Damon Darkstar

**Damon I Darkstar** was the King of the Torrentine and Lord of Starfall between 91AA and 93AA.

Taking up the throne upon his half-brother’s death, the bastard Damon Star strong-arms control of Starfall with his mercenary company, The Bloody Blades. While Quentyn’s eldest son, the Darkstar was never legitimised and instead took the throne through might of arms. Arthur, Cailan’s son, flees the castle and takes up residence at Lord Joffrey Dayne’s castle of High Hermitage, amongst the monks in the mountains.

## Darkstar's War

The Darkstar led a particularly bloody campaign against the Reach after being slighted by the Gardener King after King Gardener refused to attend a meeting with the new King of the Torrentine. Within the fortnight, Torrentine troops had sailed into the Oldtown harbour and set the entire Hightower navy ablaze; at the same time, nine-thousand troops under the Darkstar’s command scaled the walls of the great city and ransacked the place before the Hightower could muster a response. From there, the Dayne fleet retreated before the Redwyne fleet could engage, though nearly five-thousand Dayne troops (still under Darkstar's command) marched away from Oldtown and back home, fighting skirmish after skirmish with the still-mustering Reachman forces. In the end, approximately two-to-three thousand Torrentine troops perished. King Gardener refused to pursue them into the mountains, for fear of ambushes and casualties in unfamiliar terrain.

## Darkstar's End

Prince Arthur Dayne (rightful king of the Torrentine), with support from the High Hermitage Daynes, marches to Starfall before the Darkstar can return and declares himself king, like his father before him. Lord Joffrey Dayne, the Sword of the Morning, gives a rousing speech how the Sword of the Morning will never bow to tyrants and fools such as the Darkstar, which causes half of the Darkstar's men to lay down their arms. Angered, Darkstar orders his companies to attack the surrendering troops, and so Arthur and Joffrey ride out to subdue Darkstar's men. Ser Joffrey Dayne cuts down Darkstar in a fierce duel, using Dawn for the first time. Thus the Torrentine is returned to it's rightful owner, King Arthur Dayne.
Fozhai Alexi

At the hands of the newly emerged Dothraki people, numerous cities of the Tagaez Fen were ravaged and sacked, often with assistance from their neighbouring Sarnori. Sathar was the first to fall, quickly followed by Kasath, Gornath, Sallosh, Kyth and Hornoth. In time, Mardosh, Sarnath, Rathylar, Sarys and Essaria would all suffer the same fate. Only the city of Saath remained truly unmolested, and it was from there that the Tall Men made their valiant resurgence.

With the death of the High King Mazor Alexi at the hands of Khals Qano, Loso and Zhako during the Feast of Crows. All that remained was the last true-born son and heir to the broken and molested Kingdom of Sarnor. Gathering what was left of the Tagaez Fen in Saath, Fozhai rode to face the Dothraki in combat following their defeat at Qohor.

Fozhai would not stop there, as he chased down every horde of Dothraki like dogs as they splintered and ran as their invasion seemed to be dwindling. Legends claim that Fozhai himself cut down several hundred riders himself, using his bronze scythed chariot to shred the legs of their mounts, and launch the riders in the dirt to be picked off by the capable aim of his wife’s bow. The Slaughter of the Braidless is considered by many to be the turning point in the Century of Blood, marking the start of the decline of the Dothraki, and the growth of the Sarnori people to surpass the power afforded to them before the Doom of Valyria.

## Destruction of Vaes Dothrak and Death

The destruction of Vaes Dothrak happened in 43BA. Fozhai Alexi, the High-King of Sarnor was greviously injured in the fighting, but it was with joy when he passed four days later, knowing the era of the Dothraki had drawn to a close.

He was buried at the peak of the Mother of Mountains, so that he may always watch over the destroyed city, ensuring it never rise again. In the half a decade following the destruction of Vaes Dothrak, the last of the true Khalasars were hunted down by Sarnori, Qartheen, Ghiscari and Ibbenese scouting parties.
Andar I Arryn

Anya Arryn

King Andar I Arryn was the first male King of the Kingdom of Mountain and Vale in over seventy years. He was seventh King of the Vale and ruled from 140AA to 205AA, though only began to rule in his own right in 156AA. Fiercely protected by his mother, King Andar was considered a poor king, who inherited large coffers and prosperous kingdom. King Andar became given to extravagances-- grand tourneys, enormous feasts, and their like. While he cared little of governing, the strength of the Vale supported his habits and his lords tolerated his constant spending as it did not hurt their own coffers. He passed in 205AA and his eldest son Robar inherited.
Ar Noy

Ar Noy is a ruined city in Essos at the confluence of the Qhoyne and the Darkwash rivers.

It is currently ruled over by the Qohorik, who transport timber from the Forest of Qohor through the ruins.

## Layout

Originally built by the Rhoynar, the green marble halls were ravaged by the Valyrian Dragonlords nearly a thousand years ago, and remain unrepaired to this day.
Eddard Flint

Ned has a small black beard, to go with his head of black hair. He is thin of face and long of arm, though he sits at the height 5'9.

## Biography

Born the fifth son of the fifth son of a distant branch of the Flints of Flints Finger, Ned knew he was to amount to nothing by his family from a very early age. Little could be said about his childhood, for little occurred. His father was a good man, a brave warrior. His mother a good woman, kindly and caring. But Ned knew he could not stay with them forever.

Ned knew his duty and his destiny. He would serve, as honorable northmen had done before him. At the age of five and ten, he set out with a party of six to the Nightfort. There he began his path to become a ranger of the Watch.

His training included sword and shield, though Ned soon found himself to be proficient with the sword, beating everyone at the castle in any Duel.

Ned swore his vows to the Watch before the heart tree beyond the Wall, swearing before the old gods and finally becoming the Ranger he dreamed of.

Ned served the Commander of the Nightfort loyally, going off on his ranging to smash Hadrin, and saw him recover the Valyrian steel sword Answerer. But even he could see the corruption in the Commander of the Nightfort.

The day the Commander of the Nightfort declared himself King, was the day Ned could serve him no longer. He and the six friends planned to make for Castle Black, but were caught. Three were killed quickly, but he and the other three made a break for it. Because Ned was the only Armored one amongst them, the arrows only pierced his leg, and did not kill him like they did the others.

For three days, Ned had to use Survivalism to live off the wild, finally reaching Castle Black. By then they knew.

As Ned healed, the ranger swore he would avenge his friends and defend the Nights Watch from the oathbreakers, even if it cost him his life.

## Timeline:

261AA: Born

277AA: Travels to the Nightfort with his six friends to join the Watch. Trains in sword-play and in dueling.

280AA: Swears his vow to the Nights Watch and becomes a Ranger.

296AA: Fights in the Battle of Hadrins Fall with the Commander of the Nightfort.

298AA: Abandons the Nightfort when the Commander declares himself King. Attempts to escape to Castle Black but is wounded on his way there, though he finally does make it.
Doquu

Doquu is one of the fifteen islands that make up the main Summer Isles archipelago.

## Description

The southernmost of the major islands that make up the Summer Isles, which is best known for its odd nobility and its wealth, which is primarily in gemstones, particularly opal. The only major town on the island is Opalton, named for the gemstones found in the town’s mines, which is located on the northern coast of the island. From Opalton the nobility of Doquu trade with the rest of the Summer Isles, and even occasionally send ships filled with rare gemstones to the north to Westeros and northeast to Essos.

## Ruler

The Island of Doquu is ruled over by House Dokai, whose rulers are known to be quite eccentric and at times actively insane. It is common for elderly or dying members of House Dokai to set off into the south across the Sunset Sea, never to be seen again. For this reason and others the nobility of Doquu are widely avoided if not actively shunned by the royalty of the rest of the Summer Isles, despite the island’s richness in gemstones.
Guild of the Blue

The Guild of the Blue is a sellsword company that operates in Essos, mainly near the Free City of Myr and the Disputed Lands.

They were formed by the Myrish noble Drahar family, and a number of members of the family have served within its ranks over the years, following the typically martial inclination of the Drahars.

## History

The Guild of the Blue was initially founded in 100AA by Myrish Prince-Admiral Craghas Drahar, who sought to create a steady source of both revenue and renown for his new house. He personally drew up the company charter and its famous five tenants himself, immediately earning himself a reputation as one of the most generous mercenary captains and a loyal citizen of Myr.

## Recent History

The Guild of the Blue was heavily involved in the Five Year War for Myr, serving almost exclusively under the command of Tyros Drahar, the famed Myrish General. Although harried through the fighting, they have regrown in size in the years since, now numbering around twelve hundred in total.

## The Tenants

When the company was founded, a basic charter was drawn up for the company which remains the same even after nearly two hundred years. The charter included five core tenants that the Guild and its members are bound to follow while in the company. They are:

* First and foremost, the Guild of the Blue and its members will neither take contracts nor raise arms against the Free City of Myr.
* Secondly, the Guild of the Blue and its members will never harm or do injury to a member of the noble House Drahar.
* Thirdly, the Guild of the Blue and its members will never go back on a contract that they have taken, save for if it comes into conflict with either of the first two tenants.
* Fourthly, should a member of the Guild die while in service of the company, his family is to be provided for and compensated for his loss.
* Fifthly, within the Guild of the Blue, the Captain's power is absolute and his orders are beyond question, save for if they violate any of the previous tenants.

These tenants and the philosophy that they represent have given the Guild of the Blue a reputation for being one of the most honourable and well organised mercenary companies, with a particularly upstanding reputation in the Free City of Myr, from which it draws a vast majority of its members.
Arthur I Stark

**Arthur I Stark** would rule from 250 AA until his death in 276 AA. He was the sole heir of King Rickard VII Stark, and would himself produce only one heir-- Torrhen.

## Reign

King Arthur I would see the Whitehill-Forrester War of Honor begin in 255 AA, only a short five years into his reign. As the conflict grew from a spat between minor bannermen to a wider conflict between House Glover and House Bolton, King Arthur would descend upon the Lords Bolton and Glover and put a stop to things before it became an all-out war.

He would be remembered as a just king, and was well-liked by his vassals. He criticized his son Torrhen for fathering bastards, citing what a mess it had made the North during the Barrow Prince Rebellions. Sadly, his son would not heed his advice and recognized the bastard son.
Greenstone

**Greenstone** is the Seat of House Estermont on the eponymous Island of Estermont. It is surrounded by a small port town, through which the trade of House Estermont occurs.

## History

Greenstone may have been settled by either the First Men and later intermarried with the Andals, or was settled by Andal Warlords during the Andal Invasion. The first castle Greenstone was the main citadel today, and was raised with wood and crude stone by its first rulers.

## Layout

Greenstone is a large castle that sits on the edge of the island of Eastermont. Her walls are thick but low. The keep sits on the right of the island, sitting above the lower citadel.

* The Great Hall - The Great Hall is on the path towards the keep itself, sitting in between two gates that sit at the top of a slanted road that leads to the town and the port.
* The Green Keep - The Green Keep is the residence of the Lord of Greenstone and his family. It is also where the solar, bed chambers, serving quarters and kitchens are located.
* White Tower - White Tower is the large tower that sits on the edge of the keep. It has a spiral staircase that leads to the bedchambers and solar of Lord Estermont, as well as his famalies
* Port Orange - Port Orange is named for the iron portcullis that was once part of a larger building unknown to time, that has long turned to rustic orange. The main part of the port where ships moor is made of marble and stone. A small but fortified tower protects it, ruled by a distant branch of House Estermont.

## Castle Town

The castle town was founded some several hundred years after the castle itself was raised. It began being populated when the main keep was built by the Estermonts. It slowly became a large and prosperous town that sat as an important trading port, roughly numbering some 4000 peoples. A distant branch of House Estermont runs the Small Tower of Port Orange.
Cletus III Yronwood

### Titles

the Bloodroyal, High King of Dorne, King of the Greenbelt, the Redmarch, and the Dornish, Knight of the Wells, Lord of the Stoneway, and Master of the Green Hills

## Family Information

### Children

Archibald YronwoodWilliam Yronwood

Jennylyn Yronwood

**Cletus III Yronwood** was the Bloodroyal and ninth King of the Kingdom of the Greenbelt. Quick to temper and eager to prove himself, he accepted a new trade agreement from the equally new King Maric I Dayne of the Kingdom of the Torrentine, which ignited The Water War. He ruled from 150AA to 167AA. House Yronwood remained neutral throughout the conflict, as the war was fought mostly on the water and Cletus did not wish to bring the war spilling over onto the land.

He died after only seventeen mostly uneventful years of rule, perishing in a battle with the Storm King Harmon II Durrandon. Nicknamed the Sand Lion for his blonde mane and ferocious presence in court. He would also successfully snuff out a rising Vulture King presence in the Red Mountains before it gained any real footing.
Cerion II Lannister

**Cerion II Lannister** was King of the Kingdom of the Rock from 109AA to 122AA. A brutal king and fearsome warrior, King Cerion temporarily conquered Riverrun and the Stoney Sept of the Riverlands. Known to wield a massive warhammer in battle, whilst wearing a lion pelt. Died from a blow to the head when House Gardener, Fletcher, and Durrandon banded together to curb the West’s growing power and met him at the Battle of the Broken Lion.

He was known as "The Hammer of the Rock."
Battle of the Marcher Hills

The Battle of the Marcher Hills followed closely after the Liberation of Blackhaven in 18 AA.

## Prelude

Fresh from a victorious battle at Blackhaven with relatively light casualties, the Stormlanders marched north-west to Nightsong. Here, however, they would not meet such light resistance.

Upon learning of the mobilization of the Stormlands, King Edmund I Gardener called together his own host and marched for Nightsong in order to protect his newly-won holdings. His brother, Gawen, and his son, Otto, joined him on the path to Nightsong along with Lord Tarly and his men of the marches. The formidable host would meet King Durran XXVII Durrandon south of Nightsong, in the hills and fields that are characteristic of the Dornish Marches.

## The Battle

The Stormlanders and the Reachmen met on equal terms, and both sides saw similar degrees of success in the early phases of the battle. Lord Alvar Trant met his fate at the hands of Prince Gawen Gardener, and Ser Morgan Bulwer perished when fighting Ser Rolland Wagstaff.

As Lord Tarly pressed an advantage against the Stormlanders, King Durran rallied his vanguard and charged anew into their enemy's lines. In the fighting the Storm King and his personal guard ran directly into that of King Edmund Gardener, and the two Kings engaged in single combat. Initially the two maintained their horses, but the fight ended on the ground.

King Durran drove his sword through King Edmund's chest, no small feat considering the latter's armor. As King Edmund bled out on the ground, his son-- now King Otto Gardener-- took up his family's sword and ordered the Reachmen forward.

Unfortunately for the new king, King Durran's charge left his host badly disorganized. The death of King Edmund served only to demoralize and further disorganize the Reachmen, and in short order King Otto Gardener sounded for the retreat.

## The Aftermath

King Edmund had perished, leaving his son in command of the Reach's host and in a perilous position in Nightsong. Calling together a council of war, King Otto announced that he had devised a plan. Lord Hightower had called together a second host, and would be marching towards them even as they spoke. His battered host would feign a retreat towards Harvest Hall, drawing the Stormlanders into a position in which they would be flanked.

Taking heart with this new plan, the Reachmen yielded Nightsong and prepared for the long march to Harvest Hall. King Durran's outriders would raid their supplies and otherwise harry the rear of the host, but the Reachmen proceeded in good order to the seat of House Selmy.
Flora and Fauna of the Neck

The Neck is home to many species of plant and animal that are found nowhere else in Westeros. The people that live in association with the organisms found there have developed an equally distinct lifestyle.

## Fauna

### Amphibians

Many species of frog occupy the Neck, many of which are produce toxic compounds utilised by crannogmen when hunting and during warfare.

* Mud Kings - Bright blue speckled with white, grey or black markings. Sometimes called 'Little Freys'. Their poison paralyses the lungs, causing the target to stop breathing
* Red Devils - Crimson and ochre in colour. Contact with their poison results in blood weeping from the body's pores, before death from loss of fluids.
* Lightning Lords - Usually a purple or blue, with a jagged yellow marking on their back. They make victims convulse in pain before they die.
* Crimson Imps - Often no larger than the tip of a finger, this tiny species has a toxin that mimics the effects of the Stranger, closing the throat of its victim.
* Wormwood Toad - Although not strictly toxic, this large flat toad can exude an foul-smelling liquid when threatened, making it an undesireable source of food, despite its size.

### Reptiles

The most notable species of reptile found within the Neck is the lizard-lion, but other creatures can be found.

* Lizard-Lions - They resemble partially submerged logs floating still in the water. They live in the water, in slow streams and deep swamps, and have teeth like daggers. Many crannogmen hunt them for their meat and scaled hide, the latter of which is turned into strong and thick armour.
* Water snakes - Capable hunters both in and out of the slow-flowing waters of the Neck, water snakes can grow to extraordinary sizes, able to kill and consume even lizard-lions.
* Snapping Turtles - Dwelling at the bottom of stagnant waters, this species have a vicious bite capable of cleaving fingers.
* Common Musk Turtles - This species produces a strong musky odour when disturbed, but can make for a good meal due to their plentiful lean flesh.

### Birds

The majority of birds found within the Neck are adapted for hunting the plentiful fish and amphibians that share their habitat.

* Herons
* Nightingales
* Swamp-shrike
* Mallards
* King Rail
* Common Snipe
* Stonechat
* Marsh Wren
* Limpkin
* Common Gallinule

### Fish

A bounty of freshwater fish can be found in the slow flowing waters of the Neck, many species forming the staple diet of the crannogmen in the area.

* Carp
* Golden Shiner
* Brown Bullhead
* Eastern Mudminnow
* Redfin Pickerel
* Smallmouth Bass
* Largemouth Bass
* Bluegill
* River Pike
* Redbreast Sunfish
* Fallfish
* Common Shiner
* Spottail Shiner
* Yellow Bullhead
* Bluespotted Sunfish
* Satinfin Shiner
* Mud Sunfish
* Blacknose Dace
* Creek Chub
* Brook Trout

## Flora

### Trees

* White Oak
* Red Maple
* Aspen
* Cottonwood
* Elm
* Pin Oak
* Tupelo

### Shrubs

* Silky dogwood
* Spicebush
* Dogtails
* Loose strife
* Poison Ivy
* Sweetpepper bush
* Ferris
* Skunk Cabbage
* River cane
Bryn

**Bryn** was a moderator of Iron Throne Roleplay, first joining ITRP in 3.0 before joining the Mod Team during 4.0. He temporarily stepped down in 6.0 to join the Kingsguard. He as sense rejoined the team to assist with administrative work.

## Mod History

#### Early Career

Bryn first joined ITRP during 3.0, having previously been a Moderator for GOTRP under the name 'Ulrich'. Of initial little worth, Bryn draws his name from his first character: Brynden Stone, a bastard of Harrenhal. Bryn first rose to prominence in ITRP during the Battle of King's Landing at the end of 3.0. Following the departure of the Rebel Forces commander, Bryn took over to lead the Rebels to an....arguable victory.

In 4.0, Bryn stayed to true to his humble beginnings, taking up the Minor House of Farwynd of the Lonely Light. He would also go on to play Lyra Caron, Lady of Nightsong, and Baelor Sunglass, the Lord Commander of the Night's Watch, in 4.0.

### Joining the Mod Team

Bryn joined into the Mod Team in 4.0 as a Junior Moderator along with Mango to help with the ever growing duties of the Mod Team.

He would stay on the Mod Team in 5.0, making the leap from small potatoes to big league primary character with Rhaegar Bittersteel, Lord Paramount of the Riverlands. He also returned to the wall as Aemon Bittersteel, Maester of the Night's Watch, and with a callback to his original character: Brynden the Bard.

### Mod Jobs

Bryn is the mod in charge of the Night's Watch. Noting that the Wall always seemed to get the short end of the stick, despite being of prominence in the books, Bryn took the initiative to revitalise the Wall upon joining the Mod Team. Nearly all Wall-centric plots spawn the mind of Bryn and his is the Mod in charge of the BlackBrother account, used for Night's Watch/Wildling/King on the Wall related Mod Rolls. When Bryn isn't busy with OBB, he'll be helping out with a wide range of tasks from PR to Common Man to lore.

Bryn is also the Admin of the discord server and (with assistance from Ron) is responsible for the majority of changes to the chatroom. Bryn keeps an eye on the chat mods and makes sure everything runs smoothly, hence having the LC title.
Aethen I Celtigar

**Aethen I Celtigar** was the sixth King of the Kingdom of the Claw and ruled from 127AA to 130AA. He died during the Battle of the Gullet after he and his dragon, Nazatryth were struck from the air in battle.

The few that knew him measured him to be a good king had he lived.

Aethen is the only known Celtigar dragonrider, earning him the moniker: The Last True Valyrian.

Aethan was gifted the dragon egg as a gift from his father, following a rather disastrous expedition to Dragonstone. Through a miracle that even the man himself could not explain, Aethen managed to hatch the dragon egg and bond to it.

He fought in a war to reclaim the Stepstones, ultimately leading to his death.
Dusty

**Dusty** is a former moderator for Iron Throne Roleplay. Dusty joined the ITRP community in August 2017, testing the waters of RP for the first time. Four months of transitioning from an *uber* edgelord and becoming mildly obsessed with the mechanics and lore, Dusty applied to become an advisor with a view to become a full-time moderator. After a few weeks of living in modrolls, Dusty was named a moderator alongside his fellow advisors, Bran, Captain and Mudd. He stepped down during 6.0 in order to focus on real life.

## History

When Dusty first joined ITRP in 5.0, he was the definition of an edgy noob who had no idea what he was doing. His first character, Syrus Bolton, was edgiest shitlord you have ever seen. Getting under everyones skin and creating more plots than he could handle, he would end up exiled to the North for his troubles, narrowly escaping the wall.

Mistakes were made and lessons were learnt. His scheming and plotting improved, even saving the North from a coup by Rickon Stark (which had initially started by his own hand, but don't tell anyone).

His character would become an advisor to Lady Lyanna Stark and a fierce foe for any who crossed him.

A few months into the game and Dusty was offered his first major character, Prince Lewyn of Dorne. Another month later and he took on a second major character, Vogan Nestoris after Locke stated 'I wanted a challenge'. Three months later and Locke's character, Maekar Targaryen, is killed by the Dothraki and Vogan Nestoris became the Supereme Chancellor of the Three Daughters after staging a successful coup and the Targaryen dynasty was almost completely wiped out. Dusty then went on to play Robert Reyne, the Knight of Castamere, as well as Axel Tully, swiftly followed by Ser Grover Tully and Paxter Redwyne. As Grover, he led a rebellion against the crown, finding victory in every battle and finally suing for peace, which brought about an end to House Frey's rule, along with a a boxing match against Aemond Blackfyre, the Champion of the Realm, who he obliterated.

Due to his aggressive playing style, and whilst finding great success with his major characters, he lost a total of nine characters throughout 5.0 through various forms of death.

## The Crypts

Vaario, Ravos Hoare, Robert Reyne, Axel Tully, Rogare Bolton, Ben Nightingale, Kranos, Vogan Nestoris, Joricho Nestoris.

## Mod Jobs

Dusty works on Common Man and Essosi Rolls, as well as working heavily on mechanics, with Spy Mechanics especially. Dusty created and updates both the Public Espionage sheet and the Spy Point Calculator. Dusty also does Turn Thread Spy Rolls biweekly. For 6.0, Dusty has fine-tuned and reworked the espionage mechanics, adding many new elements and mechanics to expand on what is already a great set of mechanics.

Dusty now looks forward to championing conflict and war with Gwayne Gardener in the Reach.
Edmyn I Fletcher

Shyra Rivers

Edmure Rivers

Trsiton Rivers

Rue Rivers

**Edmyn I Fletcher** was the fourth King of the Kingdom of the Trident and widely considered one of the worst kings of the Riverlands. Edymn ruled from 103AA to 131AA. He spent much of the wealth his father and grandfather built on large feasts and on whores. His growing madness hurt relations with his vassals. He granted Oldstones to his brother Benjen, but sought to revoke it from him only two years later, though his brother had died before his son Lukas was born, and nothing came of it. He eventually died after an orgy of debauchery. The septons say the Seven struck him down, though many assume he was assassinated.

Though a wastrel and a lustful man, he was fierce in battle, repelling an invasion from King Tywin Lannister in 109AA, though over the next ten years starting from 110 AA and ending in 122AA with the expulsion of the Westermen from Riverrun and Stony Sept.
Garth XIV Gardener

Leyla Gardener

Jason Gardener

Garse Gardener

**Garth XIV Gardener** was King of the Kingdom of the Reach from 280AA to 290AA. He was a fearsome warrior, and defended his Kingdom from the Ironborn in King Cotter's War.

He died in 290AA, his son Gwayne Gardener inherited, later that year, the War of the Trident began.
Aemma I Arryn

**Queen Aemma I Arryn** was the first Queen of the reformed Kingdom of Mountain and Vale, and the fifth monarch of the Kingdom. She ruled from 133AA to 140AA.

When she inherited the crown, her male lords did not respect her, but that changed when the Last Falcon herself lead her men in the battle against the clansmen, though it sapped her health.
Gwayne IX Gardener

Luhtor Gardener

Rosamund Gardener

Ambrose Gardener

Aron Gardener

**Gwayne IX Gardner** was King of the Kingdom of the Reach from 181AA to 222AA. Known as a fierce and strong king, King Gwayne lost one of his sons Luthor in a tourney to a mystery knight that was Rodrik Piper.

Sentencing the man to death, King Edmyn II Fletcher used his spies to rescue the boy. This lead to The War of Piper's Penance which lasted for two years.

Though Pinkmaiden was sacked and the Riverlands pillaged, King Gwayne was forced to make peace for an exchange of hostages.

King Gardener met with King Fletcher several Moons later. King Edmyn had simple terms. The last of the Reachmen would be freed. King Gardener would pay a large tariff to the Riverlands. King Gardener would also give a member of House Gardener to marry Edmyn. Edmyn would in exchange return the captured Reachmen soldiers and Lord Merryweather. As a sign of good faith as well, Edmyn would give his sister Eleanor to be married to any Gardener of Gwayne’s choosing.

Gwayne reluctantly accepted the terms and the war ended two years after it began.
Belesso Aerteris

Belesso Aerteris was a Volantene nobleman, and Lord of the Old Blood Aerteris Family, who reside within the Black Walls. He is notable for the actions surrounded the death of his wife Rhaenys Staegone at the hands of the Nightowl of Norvos.

## History

Belesso would be remembered following the events of a single night in late 260AA. Targeting the ancestral Valyrian steel axe of House Aerteris, the Nightowl of Norvos stole into the manse of the Old Blood family.

Unfortunately for Jaqar, the vault was not empty as he had suspected. Distraught over her recent marriage to a man she perceived as vile and uncaring, the fair Rhaenys Staegone had taken to weeping within the quiet of the vault beneath the manse of her husband, Belesso Aerteris. Exposed, the screams of Rhaenys attracted the family’s guardsman, and Jaqar was forced to respond in the only way he could think of. With a blade pressed to the pale skin of Rhaenys Staegone’s throat, he demanded to be given leave of the manse, buying the safety of his life through sparing of another’s.

Quite in contrast of Rhaenys’ thoughts of her new husband, Lord Belesso was quick to oblige, ordering his men to stand down. In the courtyard of the manse however, the standoff erupted once again, when Jaqar found himself surrounded by watchmen armed with Myrish crossbows.

The Nightowl once again reiterated his demands. His freedom, including safe passage to Lys, in return for the sparing of Rhaenys Staegone’s. With the gates to the manse opened for him, Jaqar saw his opportunity and made his break for freedom.

With space between the would-be thief and his wife, Lord Belesso Aerteris went against his word, commanding his men to fire. After the second crossbow bolt shattered his left hand, Jaqar turned in retaliation, launching a pair of slender throwing blades towards the Volantene Lord. They found the flesh of one of the Old Blood, but not the one that the Nightowl had intended. Taking three bolts for each dagger that pierced the delicate frame of Rhaenys Staegone, Jaqar did not quite reach the gates before slumping to the dirt.

Rhaenys’ brother, Haelor Staegone, did not respond to the news of his younger sister’s demise well. With the armies of Volantis at his command, the Tiger Triarch made his plans, and within a moon, Lys would burn, and with it many more of the Band of Nine. Belesso offered assistance in the battle to come, but Haelor was quick to decline, declaring that the nobleman had "done quite enough already."
Chroyane

Chroyane is a foggy, ruined city of Rhoynish origin that sits in the southern Sorrows at the confluence of the Lhorulu and the Rhoyne, south of the Golden Fields in Essos.

## Layout

Chroyane of old was said to have streets made of water and houses of gold, but now contains sunken statues and temples, green obelisks, upended trees, and broken spires and marble stairs. Two places of note are the island ruins of the Palace of Love, now called the Palace of Sorrow, and the Bridge of Dream, where stone men tend to roam.
Greyguard

**Greyguard** is one of the eight castles along the Wall that remain garrisoned by The Night's Watch. It lies west of Stonedoor and east of Sentinel Stand, both now abandoned.

**Rickard 'Rick' Locke** is the current Commander of Greyguard, fast approaching his twentieth year in the position. Both he and the men of Greyguard remain undeclared in the War on the Wall.

## History

Of the eight castles still actively inhabited by the Watch, Greyguard is perhaps the most derelict and over half the keep lies in a constant state of disrepair. A garrison that once numbered over a thousand has dwindled to several hundred, a common theme all along the Wall. At the discretion of previous Commanders, several towers have now been left to rot and ruin due to lack of supply and manpower.

Amongst the new recruits, whose chances of survival could best be viewed as slim, an assignment to Greyguard could be seen as a death sentence and the castle has a notably high level of desertion. Those who persevere, though, are oft made more resilient by the experience.

## Layout

Like all Night's Watch castles, Greyguard is bereft of any walls other than the Wall to the north. Seven stone towers run around the castle in roughly a half-circle formation, connected together by a mixture of sheltered walkways and underground passages. Within this perimeter are several more outbuildings and the central, strongest tower - which protects both the start of the wooden stairway up to the top of the Wall and the gateway through it.

## Recent Events

Fewer and fewer recruits have been assigned to the castle in recent years, and rumours had begun to spread that Bryce Webber intended to abandon Greyguard and reassign the remaining Brothers to other castles before the Lord-Commander's untimely demise. It remains to be seen what Webber's successor will do.

Two hundred and fifty Greyguard Brothers marched with Commander Rickard to answer the Lord-Commander's call to arms prior to the Battle of Hadrin's Fall, scarcely a hundred returned to their post.

## Notable Inhabitants

* **Rickard 'Rick' Locke** - Commander
* **222** unlucky redshirts
Cailan I Dayne

**Cailan I Dayne** was the King of the Torrentine and Lord of Starfall between 49AA and 91AA.

King Quentyn’s second son (but sole legitimate offspring), Cailan was renowned for being a firm justiciar, and exceptionally gifted with the blade. King Cailan was the last Sword of the Morning to hold the title of High King, dying when choking to death at a feast celebrating the 18th nameday of his eldest son, Arthur.
Crispian I Celtigar

Gwayne Celtigar

**Crispian I Celtigar** was the first King of the Kingdom of the Claw. He fought against House Velayron in The War for Aegon's Legacy, which resulted in the formation of the Kingdom of the Claw, the plaguing of Dragonstone and the subjugation of House Velayron as a vassal.

Crispian ruled from 2AA to 32AA.

He was known as "The Uniter"
Archibald I Yronwood

### Titles

the Bloodroyal, High King of Dorne, King of the Greenbelt, the Redmarch, and the Dornish, Knight of the Wells, Lord of the Stoneway, and Master of the Green Hills

## Family Information

### Children

Yorick I YronwoodCletus Yronwood

Ashara Yronwood

### Relatives

House Yronwood

Archibald I Yronwood was the first King of the Greenbelt, and fought against House Dayne and House Martell, which resulted in his death in 7AA. However, the Kingdom of the Greenbelt was ultimately formed in 13AA.

The First Bloodroyal King in centuries, he set a precident for what a Bloodroyal must be. Strong-willed, convicted, and devoted to his people.

He spent his entire rule fight the Civil War against House Martell and House Dayne before ultimately being killed in the Battle of the Tor. His death sparked a brief reprieve in which peace was considered, but ultimately tossed aside.
Glaesona

The Glaesona is a river in southern Essos.

It is said that its waters are salty and foul-tasting, and bring with them acrid silt that sullies all land it is placed upon.

## Geography

The Glaesona has its source within the Painted Mountains north of the Valyrian peninsula, before winding south past the infamous city of Mantarys in the Sea of Sighs.
Dawn

Dawn is the famous ancestral greatsword of House Dayne, whose wielder is given the title Sword of the Morning.

## History

According to legend, the founder of House Dayne tracked a falling star to the mouth of the Torrentine, and Starfall was then constructed where a magical stone was discovered. The greatsword Dawn was forged from the heart of this fallen star and has possibly been wielded by Daynes for ten thousand years. The sigil of the Daynes depicts the white sword and falling star.

The blade is as pale as milkglass, unlike dark Valyrian steel, but is similar in strength and sharpness. Unlike other houses who have ancestral swords, House Dayne does not pass its sword from lord to heir. Only a knight of House Dayne who is deemed worthy can wield Dawn, and the Sword of the Morning is envied throughout Westeros.

Dawn is currently wielded by Cedric Dayne, the Crown Prince of the Torrentine and Sword of the Morning.
Harmund Drumm

## Lord of Old Wyk

**Harmund Drumm** is the son of King Harwyn II Drumm and the father of Qorwyn Drumm and was Lord of Old Wyk from 240 AA until his death in 278 AA.

Harmund was a veteran of the War of the Shields, but became disheartened after his father's death. He would participate in a few minor raids during his life, but never made much impact.
Castamere

Castamere is a castle located south of the Crag and west of Ashemark in the northwestern westerlands; also nearby is Tarbeck Hall. The seat of House Reyne, Castamere contains gold and silver mines.

## History

Named after a nearby pool of blue water, Castamere began as a mine like Casterly Rock. The rich veins of gold and silver allowed House Reyne to become nearly as wealthy as House Lannister during the Age of Heroes. After building curtain walls to guard the entrance with two stout towers, the Reynes constructed keeps and halls. As the gold and silver dried up, the mine below was widened and converted into halls, galleries, bedchambers, and a vast underground ballroom. While the surface fortifications resembled those of a minor lord or landed knight, nine-tenths of the the castle was subterranean.
Aquos Dhaen

Aquos Dhaen is a ruined city found within the Valyrian Peninsula.

## History

Aquos Dhaen was founded by the Valyrian Freehold. Although rich and glorious, it did not have self-rule and was instead governed by men and women sent from Valyria to rule in the name of the Freehold and thus it is not counted among the Free Cities. The city was devastated by the Doom of Valyria.
Caelorys

Caelorys is a ruined city found within the Valyrian Peninsula.

## History

Caelorys was founded by the Valyrian Freehold. Although rich and glorious, it did not have self-rule and was instead governed by men and women sent from Valyria to rule in the name of the Freehold and thus it is not counted among the Free Cities. The city was devastated by the Doom of Valyria.
Gregor Ryswell

Eddard Ryswell-Brother-AA270-Gift: Entrepreneur

Jon Ryswell-Brother-AA272- Gift: Diplomat

## **Biography**

Born in the fertile land's of the Rills Gregor's father Jon saw great potential in his son and heir, the boy born un screaming, silent as the grave. As he grew into a child his father went about educating the boy in the way's of leadership taking note of the boy's authority over other's his own age imposing his will, his father also had him taught of what was expected of him when he became a man and upon witnessing his first execution at the age of six Gregor found himself a firmly cemented idea of morality.

Soon after his eighth name day his father sent him off to ward at Winterfell with the Stark's, riding the finest stallion from their herd Gregor arrived two moon's later after having taken a long detour through the land's of the great Houses of the North. The Maester of Winterfell far surpassed the one located in the Rills and over the duration of his wardship the old man taught Gregor the mind numbing game of Cyvasse, beating the young boy if he made the wrong move.

At the age of fifteen a master horseman and proven warrior having dealt with his share of bandit's and wildlings raiding down past the wall Gregor was dealt a hefty blow with the new's of his father's murder. Returning home Gregor quickly went about purging those within his own court whom had aided in the assassination of his father, taking many a head whilst also publicly having the killer pulled apart by horses.

Spending the next year's of his life building up his own holdings and reputation Gregor quickly found himself befriending the Stark boy's whom he found regular excuse to visit. Eventually after many year's when both were men grown the Iron born came once again reaving their way through Ryswell land, Gregor riding forward to meet the force met and joined with the Stark host with the following victory against the squad scum earning Gregor's eternal loyalty. Since the death of the last king Gregor has done all he can to prepare his own people for the ensuing chaos whilst in recent moon's assembling a force composed of Ryswell and the vassal's men camped outside the wall's of Winterfell.

## Timeline

AA265-Born

AA271-Witness first execution

AA273-Sent to ward in Winterfell

AA280-Father dies/Becomes new lord

AA281-Purges member's of what Gregor believes is a Iron Born plot

AA290-Defeates Iron Born raiders alongside the Stark's

AA298-Present day

## Family

Jon Ryswell-Father-Dead

Arya Wull-Mother-Dead

Sansa Ryswell-Aunt-AA259-

Bran Ryswell-Brother-AA268-Gift:Martially Adept

Eddard Ryswell-Brother-AA270-Gift: Entrepreneur

Jon Ryswell-Brother-AA272- Gift: Diplomat

## Household/NPC

Duncan Greytree-Castellan-Gift:Diplomat

Maester Tywin-Gift:Magnate

Bowen Karnold-Master At Arm's-Gift:Martially adept

Karl-Sworn Sword-Gift:Strong

Joer-Sworn Sword-Gift:Duelist

Rickard-Sworn Sword-Gift:Agility