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Gabriele Drawn

Gabriele[geɪbrɪəl] Drawn[drɔːn] is a loyal servant of The Raven Queen and a member of Gregge Dei Morenti. He has a flock of ravens with him that fight for him. He is not completely fluent in Common and so switches between it and an Elvish dialect that is similar to Italian

## Appearance

Gabriele, is tall and slender like all Shadar Kai, with pale skin and short white hair and eyes. The entirety of his upper body is covered in ornate tattoos, though they are mostly hidden under his equally grandiose Scale mail armour emblazoned with the symbol of the Gregge Dei Morenti. On his back he carries a large metal cage containing angry ravens trying to escape.

## Behavior

Gabriele has a bright and cheerful attitude with most people though he is known for talking down to Kenku's. He takes a strange joy in the macabre and the tragic but does show empathy to people like The Forever Man and strongly believes that once someone's story has ended nothing should be done to over-extend it. This doesn't mean he is against things like resurrection but rather that when he feels someone story is over, be it they've completed a goal or died in some kind of honorable way then they should be allowed to find peace.

## Abilities and Spells

### Class/Race Abilities

**Blessing of the Raven Queen:**

As a bonus action, he can magically teleport up to 15 feet to an unoccupied space you can see, and he gains resistance to all damage until the start of his next turn. He can't do this again until he has a long or short rest.

**Favorite Terrain:** Forest

* Difficult Terrain doesn't slow you/your group down.
* Always alert to danger.
* Can stealth at normal speed whilst traveling alone.
* Get twice as much food when foraging.
* Whilst tracking creatures you also learn the exact number, size and how long it has been since they pass through the area.

**Favorite Enemy:** Undead

* Advantage on Wisdom (Survival) check for tracking.
* Advantage on Intelligence checks to restore information.

**Fighting Style:** Archery (+2)

#### Spells

##### First Level (Three Slots)

* Jump
* Longstrider
* Cure Wounds

#### Flock of Birds

Gabriele has with him a flock of ravens made up of the souls of those he's bringing to the raven queen.

## Stats

### Condition Immunities

Charmed, frightened, paralysis, petrified, retrained, stunned.

##### Actions

**Beaks:** Melee weapon attack

At Full Health: +4 to hit, 2d6 Pricing Damage.

At Half Health +4 to hit, 1d6 Pricing Damage.

## Inventory

* Scale Mail Amour
* x2 Shortswords (1d6 Piercing)
* Explorer's Pack
	+ Backpack
	+ Bedroll
	+ Mess Kit
	+ Tinderbox
	+ x10 Torches
	+ x10 Days of Rations
	+ A Waterskin
	+ 50ft of Rope
* Longbow
* x20 Arrows
The Night's Watch

**The Night's Watch** is a military retinue which holds and garrisons the Wall, defending it from wildlings or whatever else seeks to threaten the realm. The Night's Watch is made up of Rangers, Builders and Stewards and all play a critical part in manning and protecting the wall. The current Lord Commander of the Night's Watch is the 1000th of that title.

*"Night gathers, and now my watch begins. It shall not end until my death. I shall take no wife, hold no lands, father no children. I shall wear no crowns and win no glory. I shall live and die at my post. I am the sword in the darkness. I am the watcher on the walls. I am the shield that guards the realms of men. I pledge my life and honor to the Night's Watch, for this night and all the nights to come."*

## History

The Night's Watch is one of the oldest orders in the Seven Kingdoms, as it survived the fall of the kingdoms of the First Men, the Andal invasion, and the War of Conquest. It was founded over 8,000 years ago, at the end of the Long Night. Under cover of an endless night that lasted for a generation, the Others invaded from the Lands of Always Winter, laying waste to much of Westeros, until the Others were finally defeated by the Night's Watch at the Battle for the Dawn. After having pushed back the threat, the Wall was allegedly built by Bran the Builder in order to protect the Seven Kingdoms, should the Others ever return. During the Age of Heroes it was also recorded that the children of the forest gave the Night's Watch a hundred obsidian daggers every year.

## Notable Members and Lord Commanders

### Lord Commanders

997th Lord Commander of the Night's Watch - Jeor Mormont

998th Lord Commander of the Night's Watch - Jon Snow

999th Lord Commander of the Night's Watch -

1000th Lord Commander of the Night's Watch -
Baela Targaryen

## Princess Baela Targaryen

Princess Helaena Targaryen

Princess Rhaenys Targaryen

Prince Matarys Targaryen

Princess Maegelle Targaryen

**Princess Baela Targaryen**is the sixth of seven children born to King Aemon I Targaryen. She is the third born of the four children by his second wife, Queen Rhaella Celtigar.

## **Appearance and Personality**

Baela is very short in stature. Her long white hair is often decorated with a circlet and various snake chain hair ornaments with jeweled embellishments. She prefers to be donning silk dresses of turquoise color.

So far in her life she has been quite sequestered. Her closest companions are her siblings (especially Rhaenys) and handmaiden. Upon first meeting her she would seem like a rather normal girl for her title: meek, courtly, scholarly. Those close to her would discover more traits she holds (some unfavorable); waggish, quarrelsome, artistic, nosy, and at times a bit clumsy with both her words and her decisions.

She dreams of one day seeing the lands her Father tells stories of. The idea of people with different customs and garb excite her. The descriptions of scenery much different than the one she experiences day-to-day fuels a side of her that she can't ignore-- she wants to see it with her own eyes.

## **History**

Born in a life of privilege, Baela has devoted most of her life so far to her studies. She's had a Guardian that has tutored her in many ways of the world and it's history. Aside from strolling through the gardens and having girl talk with the fellow ladies of the court, tip toeing "innocently" through the corridors of the castle with prying ears, she hasn't been up to much else aside from painting the places she dreams to see, as she imagines them in her mind, with the help of the literature that she keeps in the cherry oak bookshelves that decorate her bedchamber.
Erin Blackwood

Erin "The Harpy" Blackwood is a feral tiefling and rouge of The Wild Card.

## Backstory

Erin was once a criminal who lived as a career cheat, earning money by tricking people into betting it in games they cannot win.

Eventually she was tricked into playing a game with a devil of The Nine Hells who cursed her. Each time she lies she is met with misfortune in some way.

When she found herself pulled into Evernight she fell into a deep depression. Eventually she found a temple to Lathandar in the City of Evernight and was taken in by Jansire who began teaching her..

With him she found a purpose, to help rather than lie and cheat. She hopes to one day remove her curse.

## Appearance

Erin is a tall young woman with dark red skin, short black hair and bright gold eyes Across her cheek just bellow her left eye the word "Dept" is tattooed in infernal. She also has a large set of bat wings that sprout from her back.

Thanks to her curse she has lost three of her fingers and is covered in various wounds from different injuries.

## Behavior

Erin is a hot-headed young lady who's typical instincts is to run head-first into situations and bullshit herself out of them later. However, her curse has meant that she can no longer rely on this meaning she is having to out more thought into her actions.

## Items and Abilities

4x Daggers 1d4 +3

Leather armor

### Sneak Attack

Once per turn, you can deal an extra 3d6 damage to one creature you hit with an attack with a finesse or ranged weapon if you have advantage on the attack roll. You don’t need advantage on the attack roll if another enemy of the target is within 5 ft. of it, that enemy isn’t incapacitated, and you don’t have disadvantage on the attack roll.

### Wild Card Gambit

Once per day Erin can throw a card as a weapon that does 1d4 +3 slashing damage.

Roll a d4 and add an effect from the table bellow.
King's Landing

**King's Landing** is the capital of the Kingdom of the Iron Throne, located in the Crownlands on the east coast of Westeros. It is situated along the kingsroad at the mouth of the Blackwater Rush and overlooks Blackwater Bay. King's Landing is the site of the Iron Throne and the Red Keep, which is the seat of the king, Aemon I of House Targaryen.
Buirun

Buirun es el segundo jefe en Densetsu no Starfy 3. Mientras Starfy, Moe y Starly atraviesan la Costa de Coral, Ogura vuela entre los cielos, causando estragos creando monstruos y enviándolos a todos lados. Entonces, Buirun es exhalado por Ogura y Ogura lo envía a la Costa de Coral. Allí, Buirun simplemente huye de Starfy y Starly, quienes deben perseguirlo a través de una serie de áreas. Finalmente, Buirun es arrinconado por el dúo y se ve obligado a retirarse por una puerta. En el otro lado de la puerta, Buirun está esperando que Starfy pelee con él. Después de su derrota, Buirun desaparece de la Costa de Coral.

## Apariencia

Es un monstruo marino eléctrico de color azul. Tiene 2 formas.

En su forma inofensiva, parece un dinosaurio azul con círculos multicolor en sus mejillas, patas con pezuñas y cola amarillas.

En su forma de ataque, posee cara de tiburón con una aleta electrificada, 3 dedos con garras en sus manos, patas puntiagudas, cola, escamas y vientre amarillos, y los círculos multicolor de sus mejillas ahora son solo rojos. Por sus escamas y su aleta corre electricidad.

## Batalla

En la batalla, Buirun (como cualquier otro jefe) tiene cinco puntos de golpe. Lo protege un campo eléctrico. Él es virtualmente invencible, ya que puede teletransportarse a cualquier lugar si Starfy se acerca o lo toca. Su principal ataque consiste en lanzar una pequeña esfera eléctrica a Starfy que puede ser esquivada o destruida al girar en ella. Por unos momentos, Buirun es vulnerable a un ataque. Durante este tiempo, Starfy debe girar en él para causar un punto de daño de salud. Al recibir daño, Buirun se moverá al centro de la pantalla y cargará un ataque eléctrico. Las líneas de trueno transparentes significarán dónde golpeará el ataque. Después de unos segundos, Buirun lanzará el ataque y el trueno seguirá las rutas designadas. El número de caminos aumenta con el daño que toma Buirun: primero en 4, luego 6 líneas de trueno antes de ser derrotado.
Kingsguard

## The Kingsguard

The **Kingsguard**, also known poetically as the **White Swords** or **white cloaks**, are the royal bodyguards of the Iron Throne. Regarded as the finest knights in the Seven Kingdoms, they are sworn to protect their king and the royal family with their own lives, to obey his commands, and to keep his secrets. The Kingsguard are sworn for life and are forbidden from owning land, taking a wife, or fathering children, although they can have non-hereditary commands, such as being warden or Hand of the King.

## Equipment and Duties

The Kingsguard wear all white cloaks, carry plain white shields, and with some occasional exceptions, wear little or no ornamentation or sigils on their white armor. This plain but striking attire lends credence to their role of being seen but not heard, until their advice is asked. Discretion and wisdom are often as important skills as martial ability, being as they are expected to be with their king or queen at all times, privy to all their secrets, plans, and every aspect of their personal lives.

The Kingsguard wear intricate suits of white enameled scales, their fastenings for breastplate and other pieces made of silver. They often wear long hauberks, adorned with mother-of-pearl scales, chased with gold. They alone bear the right to carry a pure white unemblazoned shield.

One of the Kingsguard always stands guard outside the council chambers when the small council is in session, and one is usually posted at the end of the bridge into Maegor's Holdfast.

## Appointments

The rite for making a new member of the White Swords can vary. In common there seems to be the fact that it is a solemn and formal event, in which the knight kneels as he makes his vows before the king, and he receives the white cloak of the Kingsguard from the Hand of the King or the Lord Commander himself. The Lord Commander is always chosen by the king, with seniority and ability only playing parts in the decision. Also the Lord Commander is generally chosen from the existing pool of the Kingsguard.
Lannisport

**Lannisport** is a walled city in the westerlands located less than a mile south of Casterly Rock, the seat of House Baratheon. Lannisport is located along the coast of the Sunset Sea where the river road, the gold road, and the ocean road meet. It is one of the major ports of the Seven Kingdoms and is the largest settlement in the westerlands. Lannisport is smaller than King's Landing or Oldtown, but larger than Gulltown or White Harbor.
Regions

Below is a list of the regions within the universe of ARPOIAF, divided by the two kingdoms.

Click on any of the links to discover more in-depth information about the region, including the current state of the realms, or check out up-to-date lists of current players and unclaimed Houses.

For a brief overview of the world, see the State of the Realm page.

## ***The Kingdom of the Iron Throne***

### ***The North***

**Great House: House Stark of Winterfell**

### ***The Lower Trident***

**Great House: House Strickland of Harrenhal**

 ***Unclaimed Houses*** | *Bracken - Butterwell - Chambers - Cox - Deddings - Grell - Hawick - Keath - Lolliston - Lothston of Darry - Mooton - Paege - Piper - Ryger - Shawney - Smallwood - Strong of Harrentown - Terrick - Vance of Atranta - Vypren*

### ***The Vale of Arryn***

**Great House: House Arryn of the Eyrie**

### ***The Stormlands***

**Great House: House Connington of Griffin's Roost**

### ***Dorne***

**Great House: House Martell of Sunspear**

## ***The Kingdom of the Rock***

### ***The Westerlands***

**Royal House: House Baratheon**

 ***Unclaimed Houses*** | *Algood - Banefort - Bettley - Brax - Broom - Clegane - Crakehall - Doggett - Drox - Estren - Falwell - Farman - Ferren - Foote - Garner - Greenfield - Hamell - Hawthorne - Hetherspoon - Jast - Kenning of Kayce - Lannett - Lannister of Lannisport - Lanny - Lantell - Lefford - Lorch - Lydden - Marbrand - Moreland - Myatt - Payne - Peckledon - Plumm - Prester - Ruttiger - Sarsfield - Sarwyck - Serrett - Spicer - Stackspear - Swyft - Turnberry - Vikary - Westerling - Yarwyck - Yew*

### ***The Reach***

**Great House: House Tyrell of Highgarden**
House Tully

## House Tully of Riverrun

House Tully of Riverrun is one of the Great Houses of the Seven Kingdoms. They hold the title of Lord Paramount of the Trident and rule over the Upper Trident from the Tully seat of Riverrun. They formerly ruled all of the Riverlands before the Conflagration of the Trident. Their sigil is a silver trout leaping on a striped field of blue and mud red, and their house words are *"Family, Duty, Honor."* Members of House Tully tend to have fair skin, red-brown (i.e. auburn) hair, and blue eyes in a variety of shades.

Tully funeral customs decree that a deceased member is placed on a small boat. Men might be clad in their armor and surcoat, with a wooden sword and shield. They are placed on their cloak, among stones to make the boat heavy in the water, and driftwood, kindling and scraps of parchement to allow it to catch fire. In honor of the Seven, seven men are chosen to push the funereal boat to the water. Using a flaming arrow, the boat is lit afire.
The Lower Trident

**Current Lord:** Lord Paramount -- Strickland

Nestled between five other kingdoms in one half of what was once the Riverlands, the Lower Trident lies to the east of the Green Fork and the south of the Red Fork of the Trident, one of the mightiest rivers in all of Westeros. A common battle ground for all of Westeros, the Riverlands has seen countless kings and conquerors come and go, though rarely were they Riverlanders by blood. Centuries of war have granted this fertile region stalwart castles and hardy fighters, and though it's lords are quarrelsome they are by no means petty.

Though the lack of natural defenses make the Riverlands a key target for war or conquest, in times of peace these rolling lands of rivers and plains are some of the most beautiful in all of Westeros, and are home to both pious small folk and industrious merchants. The towns of the Riverlands ply their trade up and down the Trident, bringing wealth and fortune to any with the cunning to seize it.

Though the region boasts no cities, it is populous and fertile, with a storied history and legends of glory and tragedy. The soaring towers of Harrenhal haunt the horizon for miles around, while tales of Florian the Fool, Artos the Strong, and Nine-Finger Jack bring joy and awe to any who might hear their tales. These are but three of the countless knights and heroes born in the land of rivers, men whose names and deeds are passed from generation to generation. The Riverlands has oft birthed such men, and in times of war and strife they only grow in number.

For more information on recent events in The Lower Trident, please see our State of the Realm page.
House Greyjoy

## House Greyjoy of Pyke

House Greyjoy of Pyke is one of the Great Houses of Westeros. It rules over the Iron Islands, a harsh and bleak collection of forbidding islands off the west coast of Westeros, from the Seastone Chair in the castle of Pyke on the island of the same name. The head of the family is traditionally known as the Lord Reaper of Pyke. Their sigil is a golden kraken on a black field, and their house motto is *"We Do Not Sow."* Members of the family tend to be attractive and well-built, with black hair.
Loreza Martell

**Loreza Martell** is the eldest child and heir of **Prince Mors Martell.** Her mother was Myriah of the Greenblood.

She has seen twenty namedays, and is known to be surprisingly cool tempered for a woman from Dorne. She has a good head for numbers, and is a stickler for the rule of law. She disapproves of her father’s constant forays into his homeland to deal with bandits in person, believing it to be a foolish risk for the Prince of Dorne to take. She is unmarried, but is betrothed to a son of the Sealord of Braavos.

Despite her coolness, she is secretly terrified of becoming Princess of Dorne. She’s also known to be close with her sisters, despite their differing attitudes.
The North

**Current Lord:** Lord Paramount Edric Stark

Between the bogs of the Neck and the towering might of the Wall lies the North - the largest region of Westeros, taking up a third of its landmass and home to fierce, unyielding winters, and people much the same. Home to mighty forests and snow-capped mountains, the North is known for its wildness, and the danger it holds for the unready. It has been known to snow in summer, and in winter, entire villages may be lost to the cold. And yet this does not deter the men and woman that call this land their home, a peoples known across the realm for their resilience and hardiness.

Only in the North do the Old Gods of the First Men still hold sway, watching over their faithful through the eyes of the heart trees. Godswoods still spot the land and hold pride of place in castles and holdfasts, and though the chivalry of the south has no place beyond the Neck, the Northmen hold to older, deeper rules of conduct. Here the guest right is held dear, and no man dares forget his rightful vengeance.

For more information on recent events in the North, please see our State of the Realm page.
House Baratheon

## House Information

### Sigil

A black crowned stag and a gold lion, combatant, on a per pale gold and crimson field

### Title(s)

King of the Andals, the Rhoynar, and the First MenLord of the Seven Kingdoms

Protector of the Realm

Shield of Lannisport

Lord of Casterly Rock

## Historical Information

### Former Seat

King's Landing

**House Baratheon** is one of the Great Houses of Westeros. They have ruled the Seven Kingdoms since 283 AC, first from the Iron Throne in King's Landing, and then after 301 AC from the Golden Throne in Casterly Rock. Since the death of Cersei Lannister in 308 AC, the head of House Baratheon has been the Lord of Casterly Rock and the Westerlands.

## History

House Baratheon ruled from the Iron Throne between 283 AC and 301 AC, at which point they vacated the capital of King's Landing and fled to Casterly Rock. Since Cersei Lannister's death in 308 AC, the head of House Baratheon has also been the Lord of Casterly Rock.

Despite being ousted from King's Landing and the marriage of Shireen Baratheon and Aegon I Targaryen, House Baratheon maintains that they are the rightful Kings of Westeros. Though there has been no conflict between the two states since the end of the Conflagration of the Trident, there has been no official peace deal.

## Location

The seat of House Baratheon is Casterly Rock. Previously, House Baratheon controlled Storm's End, King's Landing, and Dragonstone, but the current line lost control of those territories over the course of the War of the Five Kings.
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The Reach

**Current Lord:** Lord Paramount -- Tyrell

The Reach is, without a doubt, one of the mightiest regions in Westeros. Home to Oldtown, the oldest city in the realm, as well as the Citadel, the seat of learning, and the Starry Sept, once the greatest Sept in all the land - the Reach has much to envious of. Here more than any other kingdom are the laws of chivalry held in honor, and the legends of those noble knights of years gone still fill songs and stories told across the continent.

With the most numerous and fertile fields in the realm, the Reach produces much of the food eaten in Westeros, as well as some of the greatest and most famous wines. There are fields of flowers that extend as far as the eye can see, and the tiered walls of Highgarden are famous for their beauty. The Mander, that mighty river, meanders up the core of this region, often filled with pleasure boats and barges until it empties out south of the Shield Islands.

For all its beauty and splendor, however, the Reach has a bloody and tumultuous past. House Gardener ruled in the days of old, fighting wars with the kings of the Rock and Stormlands, as well as the Princes and Princesses of Dorne. Not all of these conflicts ended in the favor of the Gardeners - though of course, their war with the Targaryens ended the most poorly. Since that day the Tyrells have ruled Highgarden, and with it, all the Reach. Beneath them bend Houses great and small - the Hightowers and the Redwynes, the Rowans and the Tarlys. Many of these great lineages boast greater claims to the seat of Highgarden than their overlords - but as of yet, none have moved to claim it.

Through all of this, however, the people of the Reach have pressed onward. Their fields are still rich and fertile, their rivers still full of fish and trade. Those nobles that make their homes among the meadows and plains of this region still find their coffers filled with wealth only rivaled by those lords in the Westerlands, and those gallant knights and blushing maids still continue their tales, as ever.

For more information on recent events in the Reach, please see our State of the Realm page.
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The **1938 Ashes series** between Australia and England was drawn. England and Australia won a Test each, with two of the other Tests drawn and the third game of the series, scheduled for Manchester, abandoned without a ball being bowled, only the second instance of this in more than 60 years of Test cricket. The Australians retained The Ashes. The series of cricket 1938 tests are presented starting 10 June 1938.

In all 30 first-class matches were played, and the Australian team won 15 of them losing only to England and H. D. G. Leveson-Gower's XI. There were also six minor games, the Australians winning five of them.
Matarys Targaryen

## Prince Matarys Targaryen

Princess Helaena Targaryen

Princess Rhaenys Targaryen

Princess Baela Targaryen

Princess Maegelle Targaryen

**Prince Matarys Targaryen** was the second son born to King Aemon I Targaryen, and the only male child to come of the king's union with Queen Rhaella Celtigar.

He contracted the Winter Sickness during the Great Winter and died in 367 A.C., along with his mother.
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The Upper Trident

**Current Lord:** Lord Paramount -- Tully

Nestled between five other kingdoms in one half of what was once the Riverlands, the Upper Trident lies to the west of the Green Fork and the north of the Red Fork of the Trident, one of the mightiest rivers in all of Westeros. A common battle ground for all of Westeros, the Riverlands has seen countless kings and conquerors come and go, though rarely were they Riverlanders by blood. Centuries of war have granted this fertile region stalwart castles and hardy fighters, and though it's lords are quarrelsome they are by no means petty.

Though the lack of natural defenses make the Riverlands a key target for war or conquest, in times of peace these rolling lands of rivers and plains are some of the most beautiful in all of Westeros, and are home to both pious small folk and industrious merchants. The towns of the Riverlands ply their trade up and down the Trident, bringing wealth and fortune to any with the cunning to seize it.

Though the region boasts no cities, it is populous and fertile, with a storied history and legends of glory and tragedy. The soaring towers of Harrenhal haunt the horizon for miles around, while tales of Florian the Fool, Artos the Strong, and Nine-Finger Jack bring joy and awe to any who might hear their tales. These are but three of the countless knights and heroes born in the land of rivers, men whose names and deeds are passed from generation to generation. The Riverlands has oft birthed such men, and in times of war and strife they only grow in number.

For more information on recent events in the Upper Trident, please see our State of the Realm page.
Lord Edric Stark

## Lord Edric Stark, Lord of Winterfell and Warden of the North

Edric in ceremonial armour and cloak

Lord Paramount

Edric Stark is the current Head of House Stark and Lord of Winterfell.

## Appearance and Personality

Young Edric is only fourteen years old and came into his lordship after both his parents passed away during the Winter Sickness.

Edric is brave and honourable, but is a slow learner and very impulsive.

He has grown up under the tutelage of Maester Podrick - an old man from the Westerlands - and master-at-arms Ethan Forrester. He trains daily, and is already a competent swordsman and archer.

He enjoys playing with the tame wolves in Winterfell's kennels, kept by kennelmaster Jorah Whitehill.

## Recent History

Edric has been beginning to come to terms with his father's death and this stoicism has taken a toll on his relationships with his family.

In the past three years since he became Lord, he has begun to consolidate the laws of Winterfell around the the weaker houses of the North.

The inclusion of many Wildling tribes has made it a difficult time, and - as the Old Ways dictate - Edric has had to personally execute a number of people.

## Family

* Lyarra Stark, sister of Edric and twin of Rayah
* Rayah Stark, sister of Edric and twin of Rayah
* Jory Stark, brother of Edric
Child of The Full Moon : The beginning

to be opposite,

to be opposite to everything

and nothing else but opposite

and always opposite.”

― Maggie Stiefvater, Forever

## Chapter 1: The fiery spirits

### 'Judge a tree by its fruit, not by its leaves.'     *Euripides*

"Wake up, little one." A voice said almost melodiously. “It’s time for you to see the world.” Continued the voice once again, very quietly.

        Gradually I open my eyes, “Where…” looking around, confused at the sight of the gathering crowd, ”...am I?” I said, but too soft for others to hear.

        Suddenly a sound of fluttering wings came from behind me. Slowly, I turn toward the sound. But found myself staring at the brightest light which surrounds a young men of at least the age of 17. Who is followed by two Angels with silver-ish blue wings, floating down the path, the light created, into my view.

        "Welcome!" said the young men. "I am the son of God's son and I'm here in place of my father's father to welcome you to the *Realm of Heaven*." Continued the young men, while he smiles​​​​​​​ *awkwardly* at me.

        "So" I started to speak, though my voice, which hasn't been used in a while.

        "Apologies for my lack of manner... I am named Gabriel of the *Upper Realm*, and you...?" He said after having to interrupt me.

        "Apologies accepted. I am Evangelina, ...  by the way." I said with my voice *still* a little cracked.

        The girl I saw when I first opened my eyes, went to bow in front of him. "My Lord." With the same kind of voice I heard earlier. " Her wings..." She started.

        I tried my best not to show my confusion... But failed.

        " I see'd that you already met Evanlyn, leader of Heaven." Smiling as he went on, "Now , would you excuse us, she and I need to talk about the matters at hand. Be right back," he turned toward the other two Angels that is standing behind him," Make sure she has everything she needs, before bringing her to the throne room to meet his lordship." He tells them. Then, made a hand-gesture for Evanlyn to follow. Turning on his heels, mutters something under his breath. Which was followed by a huge golden door appearing out of nowhere. It opens as they walks towards it.

        "So..." one of the two Angels started, "My name is, Beneficio, and this here...," he gestured toward his companion, "...is Tabbris."

        "And we are two of the Archangels that was personally selected by his Lordship's son, Gabriel, the other Archangels are spread across the Earth, doing missions in pairs or sometimes even group of more than 3." Tabbris told me slowly, "Since this is your first day, well..." before he starts to go any further, he took glance at Beneficio. "*I'll* explain the system and how it works, while *he,"* pointed his thumb in Beneficio's direction, "will tell you the *MOST BORING*history of *all*the Realms of Light."

        Tabbris headed for the door on the other side of the room. Halfway across the room, he turned around, waiting for us to catch up with him.

        I started toward him, but Beneficio grabbed right arm. "Wait," he said softly.
White Harbor

**White Harbor** is a harbor city in the north which contains the New Castle, the seat of House Manderly. Located south of Winterfell, it is the largest settlement north of the Neck, but the smallest among the five major cities of Westeros. White Harbor is the north's primary trade port. Its location on the mouth of the White Knife provides opportunities for trade further north.
Michael Phillips

Michael Phillips is a human Barbarian living in Mirefield. He runs the local inn.

## Appearance

When he is calm Micheal resembles a tall scrawny human with short brown hair. He is in his mid thirties but looks to be in his early 20's wearing white warm clothing. However when angry or raging he gains considerable strength and mass.

## Behavior

For the most part Michael is a calm, quiet young man. He lives in a state of perpetual drunkenness and is almost always helping himself to his own inns stock of wine.

He believes that housing Neve Brownfall has caused nothing but loss for the town and is one of the few people who is calling for her to be turned over to Paultin.

While he boasts higher intelligence than the average barbarian but tends to be overly emotional and can be easily manipulated.

## Abilities and Spells

### Class/Race Abilities

#### **Rage (Three Times/Day)**

On your turn you can enter a range as a bonus action. While raging you gain the following benefits when not wearing armor.

* Advantages on strength checks and saving throws.
* When you make a melee attack using strength you gain a bonus to attack damage rolls equal to +2
* You resist damage from slashing and bludgeoning attacks.

#### **Reckless Attack**

When you make your first attack you can chose to roll recklessly you get advantage on melee attack rolls. However enemies have advantage against you for the next turn.

#### **Frenzy**

If you choose to frenzy during a rage you gain you can perform an attack as a bonus action one each of your turn after the initial one. Once the rage ends you take a point of exhaustion.

* Great Axe 1d12
Myriah of the Greenblood

**Myriah of the Greenblood** was the wife of Mors Martell and mother of Loreza, Tyene and Meria. She died in 354 A.C after a short illness.

## Quotes

### Quotes about Myriah:

> *“The first time I ever saw her. She pushed me into the Greenblood, and laughed, and I thought it the most wonderous, beautiful sound I had ever heard. I came close to asking for her hand there and then. I was young, hot blooded, and used to getting my way. Heir to Sunspear and future Prince of Dorne...and it mattered less than the mud on her raft to her.” -* Mors Martell
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Rhaenys Targaryen

Princess of the Seven Kingdoms

Princess Helaena Targaryen

Prince Matarys Targaryen

Princess Baela Targaryen

Princess Maegelle Targaryen

**Princess Rhaenys Targaryen** is the fourth of seven children born to King Aemon I Targaryen. She is the eldest of the four children by his second wife, Queen Rhaella Celtigar.

## Appearance

Rhaenys bears all the traits of a Targaryen, with a few Baratheon traits as well. She stands at five feet and eight inches tall and weighs 151 pounds. Her hair is usually loose with braids going around the back, sometimes however she wears it in a ponytail. Rhaenys is a stubborn, hot-headed, sarcastic, and (mostly) Fearless girl. She cares for her younger sister and would do anything to protect her, even at the cost of her own life.

## History and other things.

Life has been difficult on Rhaenys and nothing seems to go her way, however she remains determined to claim the Iron Throne, though she is not willing to kill her Father for it, as she values family above all.

Rhaenys has always been fond of animals, she always wanted to have a pet Dragon in her arsenal, she gets by with her cat however. Her fondness for animals had gotten her in trouble quite a few times, she once saved a stag caught in a bear trap, her Father was quite angry that she saved the symbol of House Baratheon.

The Targaryen princess is currently taking lessons on swordsmanship in private, no-one except her sister and her mentor knows of it. This been a key factor in keeping her sanity. Rhaenys is nowhere near as good with a sword as a knight but she's better than most folk with the sword.

The death of her Mother has hit Rhaenys hard as she was very close to her mother, this sent her into a depression, she has recovered for the most part.

Rhaenys rarely leaves the Red Keep and spends most of her time in her room, the gardens, or the Throne Room.

Protect her younger sister and Become Queen of a united Westeros. Her stubbornness and hot-headed nature often gets in her way of her goals.

## Family Members

* Baela: The younger sister of Rhaenys, they are very close.
* Aemon: The father of Rhaenys and Baela, Aemon is loved by Rhaenys.
* Matarys: A brother of Rhaenys who died of the Winter Sickness.
* Maegelle: The youngest sister of Rhaenys.
* Valarr: The oldest of her siblings.
* Vaelora: Twin to Valarr and her oldest sister.
* Helaena: An older sister who contracted the Winter Sickness and is now blind and frail because of it.
Mors Martell

## Prince of Dorne

Mors Martell

**Mors Nymeros Martell**, more commonly known as **Mors Martell,** is the current Prince of Dorne and head of House Martell. He is the son of Doran II Martell and Grandson of Arianne Martell.

He known for his near *fanatical* loyalty to House Targaryen.

## History

The son of Prince Doran (II) Nymeros Martell and his wife, Princess Consort Nymeria Fowler. He is eight and thirty in 370. Like many in his family, he is fanatically loyal to the Targaryens.

He is known as a formidable warleader, wearing a set of ornate armour taken from a Tyroshi Pirate Lord.

He has three children, all daughters. They were born to his now deceased wife, Myriah of the Greenblood. His heir, Loreza Martell, is a woman of twenty years, whilst her younger twin sisters, Tyene and Meria are seven and ten. Princess Myriah died a few weeks after the twins first name day to a fever. Mors has not remarried.

## Household Members/NPCs

Loreza Martell: Eldest Daughter/Heir

Tyene Martell: Daughter

Meria Martell: Daughter

Tycho Dararathis: Braavosi Mason

Maester Rollam

Anders: Captain of the Guard
The Iron Islands

**Current Lord:**  Lord Paramount -- Greyjoy

Off the western coast of Westeros lies the archipelago of the Iron Islands. Home to the Ironborn, fierce raiders and reavers that worship a deity called the Drowned God, it has been the subject of nightmares and legends since the Age of Heroes.

Once the rule of these sea-faring folk extended to the Arbor in the south, Bear Island in the north, and swept over the entirety of the Riverlands up to the shore of Blackwater Bay. Over time these vast holdings were lost to nearer kings, and the once fabled rule of the Ironborn declined. Where they had once held sway over everywhere the sea could be heard, they ruled only the lands of the Trident when Aegon the Dragon first landed.

The people of this region are known as cruel, unyielding, and murderous, worshiping a god that demands sacrifice by drowning, and engaging in raiding and reaving as a way of life. Though their fleet is mighty, they are the smallest of all the regions of Westeros, and have oft been defeated and sacked by neighboring foes. Beneath the rule of the first Targaryens these ironmen often chaffed, but it was not until King Robert that they first truly attempted to revolt. Time and time again they have been cast down, only to prove their common saying - that what is dead may never die, but rises again, harder and stronger.

For more information on recent events in the Iron Islands, please see our State of the Realm page.
Dorne

**Current Lord:** Prince -- Martell

On the southern end of Westeros lies Dorne, the most culturally and ethnically diverse region in all of Westeros. The only kingdom to successfully resist the conquest of Aegon the Dragon, it has a storied history, one of war and tragedy and strife, but one of great beauty and glory as well.

Much of Dorne's cultural differences from the rest of Westeros comes from the influence of the Rhoynar, whose peoples settled in Dorne by the behest of their queen, Nymeria, and the Prince of House Martell. Through the centuries their customs and traditions have melded with those of Dorne, creating a region separated from the rest of Westeros by more than just mountains. Only here can elder daughters inherit before younger sons, and men may take paramours without shame. Bastards, too, are better received here than elsewhere - for in Dorne sexuality and love are far more open.

Though the people of Dorne can be seen as strange and dangerous, such terms apply to their land much better. Much of Dorne is desert, though enough water can be found to make it inhabitable even during long summers, and the coasts are rocky and jagged; poor anchorage for ships. In the northwest the Red Mountains keep Dorne separate from the rest of Westeros, its two major passes guarded fiercely by ancient families such as Yronwood and Fowler. The Greenblood is the largest river in all of Dorne, and is plied by barges and trade boats alike. It is home to the famous Plankytown, a floating city at the mouth of the river, and the Orphans of the Greenblood sail its waters on rafts.

For all the seeming strangeness of its customs, Dorne has always played a major role in the politics of the Seven Kingdoms. Its warriors are fierce and loyal, and both its men and women are renowned for their beauty and...skill. Its ruler still boasts the title of Prince or Princess - a singular honor in all the continent, won by the means of Dorne's incorporation into the realm. For all this, however, many still view the Dornish with suspicion and curiosity, for their way of life and the land from which they arise are often still seen as exotic and foreign.

For more information on recent events in Dorne, please see our State of the Realm page.
House Tyrell

## House Tyrell of Highgarden

High Marshal of the Reach

Warden of the South

Lord Paramount of the Mander

House Tyrell of Highgarden is one of the Great Houses of the Seven Kingdoms, being Lords Paramount of the Mander and the liege lords of the Reach. A large, wealthy house, its wealth is only surpassed among the Great Houses by their liege lords House Baratheon, and the Tyrells can field the greatest armies. Additionally, if they call the ships of the Redwyne fleet, the lords of the Shield Islands, and the coastal lords, they can command a navy that equals if not surpasses the royal fleet of King's Landing.

Highgarden is an ancient seat of rule and the heart of chivalry in the Seven Kingdoms; the Tyrells style themselves 'Defenders of the Marches' and 'High Marshals of the Reach', and traditionally, they have been Wardens of the South in addition to Lords Paramount of the Mander. Their sigil is a golden rose on a green field, and their words are "Growing Strong." Members of the family tend to have curly brown hair and brown eyes.
Aelora Targaryen

## Queen Aelora Tagaryen

Queen Aelora Targaryen in her youth.

Septa Gael Targaryen

Princess Alyssa Targaryen

Princess Aerea Targaryen

Ser Aeryn Targaryen

Princess Helaena Targaryen

Princess Rhaenys Targaryen

Prince Matarys Targaryen

Princess Baela Targaryen

Princess Maegelle Targaryen

**Dowager Queen Aelora Targaryen** was born to King Aegon VI Targaryen and his wife, Queen Shireen Baratheon. She is the younger twin sister of King Aelor I Targaryen, to whom she was wed and bore four children.

The Queen Mother resides in the Red Keep in King's Landing.
House Stark

## House Information

### Sigil

A running grey direwolf, on an ice-white field(Argent, a direwolf courant cendrée)

## Historical Information

### Ancestral Weapon

Ice (Destroyed)Oathkeeper

**House Stark** is one of the Great Houses of the Kingdom of the Iron Throne and the ruling house of the North.

In days of old they ruled as Kings of Winter, but since Aegon's Conquest they have been Wardens of the North and ruled as Lords of Winterfell. Their seat, Winterfell, is an ancient castle renowned for its strength.

Their sigil is a grey direwolf racing across a field of white. Their words are "Winter is Coming", one of only a few house mottoes to be a warning rather than a boast.

## History

House Stark was considered functionally extinct after the War of the Five Kings. Only much later was it revealed that Rickon and Sansa Stark survived.

Rickon was reinstated as Lord of Winterfell after the War for the Dawn, and his line has ruled Winterfell ever since.

## Location

The seat of House Stark is Winterfell. Winterfell is considered to be the capital of the north. It is located in the centre of the northernmost province of the Seven Kingdoms, on the kingsroad that runs from Storm's End to the Wall. It is situated at the eastern edge of the wolfswood, north of the western branch of the White Knife and Castle Cerwyn. Winterfell is south of the northern mountains and southwest of Long Lake, one hundred leagues (three hundred miles) southeast of Deepwood Motte.

## Family Tree

### Living Members

* Lord Edric Stark
* Lyarra Stark, sister of Edric and twin of Rayah
* Rayah Stark, sister of Edric and twin of Rayah
* Jory Stark, brother of Edric