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House Fowler

**House Fowler of Skyreach** are one of House Martell's strongest bannermen. Their seat is the castle of Skyreach that overlooks the Prince's Pass, giving them their title of "Warden of the Prince's Pass". The Fowlers were First Men kings, titling themselves as "Kings of Stone and Sky". During Nymeria's invasion, House Fowler supported House Martell and the Rhoynish.

## History

House Fowler, along with House Dayne and House Yronwood were among the most powerful petty kings. They often warred with the Marcher lords to the North of Skyreach and once invaded the Reach with a force of 10 000 Dornishmen, who were turned back by a Gardener king.

After King Garrison Fowler was defeated and sent to the Wall, House Fowler joined forces with Hosue Martell and Nymeria against Yronwood. Ever since, there has been a rivalry between both houses.

In 10 AC, a Fowler lord led a host of Dornishmen and burned Nightsong during the First Dornish War. The Targaryens then retaliated by attacking Skyreach with their Dragons.

## Recent Events

Year 362 AC - Lord Quentyn Fowler murdered his wife, Nymella Fowler nee Santagar.

## Members of House Fowler

### Family Members

* Quentyn Fowler - Exiled to the Wall in year 362 for the murder of his wife.

* ~~Nymella Fowler nee Santagar~~ - Murdered by Quentyn Fowler, her husband.
	+ Lady Doreahla Fowler - Born in 348 eldest child of Quentyn and Nymella Fowler.
	+ Doran Fowler - Born in 352, only son of Quentyn and Nymella Fowler
	+ Lyarra Fowler - Born in 354, youngest child of Quentyn and Nymella Fowler

#### Past Family Members

* King Ferris Fowler, led 10 000 Dornishmen through the Wide Way into the Reach but was turned back by King Garth VII Gardener
* King Garrison Fowler, one of the petty kings defeated by Nymeria and House Martell, sent to the Wall in exile.
* Lord Fowler who burned Nightsong with a Dornish host during the First Dornish War.
Driftwood Hall

Driftwood Hall is the seat of House Stane on the Island of Skagos. It is a small keep positioned near the sea, with a small group of villages that dot the area around Driftwood Hall. There is also a small pier jutting out into the shivering sea.

## History

The original hall of Driftwood Hall was primarily made from Driftwood giving the keep it's name. House Stane who have ruled over Driftwood Hall for many years have overtime built the keep up. Turning it into a small fort situated on the shivering sea. Before it's conquest by the Wolf Kings from the time before the Dragon, Driftwood hall had a large port where the ships which the Skagossons would use to raid the north with would be docked. After the port was burned in the conquest along with the original hall a smaller pier was rebuilt, but it was not as grande as the port that once proudly stood in the sea. More recently, the large branch tower, where the lady of house Stane would normally reside, had been destroyed in battle during the failed coup attempt by Olga Stane.
House Jordayne

## House Jordayne of the Tor

**House Jordayne of the Tor** is one of the principal noble houses of Dorne. The Tor is placed on the southern coast of the Sea of Dorne. They are bannermen to House Martell.

Their blazon is a golden quill on checkered dark and light green. Their words do not appear in the books, but in a semi-canon source they are stated to be "Let it be Written".

## History

House Jordayne is a noble house of salty Dornishmen. They have been bannermen to House Martell for centuries. Men of the Tor fought for the Targaryens at the Battle of the Trident. Lord Trebor Jordayne fostered close ties to the Martells after Robert's Rebellion. His daughter and heir Myria was a friend to Prince Oberyn while Trebor himself was an ally to Prince Doran. Trebor ruled the Tor from 287 to 316 AC.

Myria Jordayne was just as ambitious as her father. She doubled the number of volunteers sent for the War of the Exile than he had sent for the War of Repayment. She married her son Robert to the sister of a rich noble from the Free Cities. Her daughter Elia she married to Alyn Estermont, the Lord of Estermont. Myria died of advanced age in 350 AC.

Robert Jordayne would prove to be a curious case. He was to care for books more than his own wife. Knowledge was his life, as he only sired children later in life. He died of sickness as an old man.

His heir Valena grew up tough with the sword as she would with politics. Franklyn had a good heart and married for the love of a bastard woman. Sylva, the youngest, birthed three bastard sons before she was 20: Her eldest to a sailor from the Summer Islands, her second to a septon, and her third to a mercenary from the North.

## Family

* Trebor Jordayne (240 - 316)
	+ Myria Jordayne (261 - 350)
	+ > Oberyn Wells (265 - 312)
		- Robert Jordayne (284 - 364)
		- > Tala of Myr (295 - 361)
			* Valena Jordayne (39)
			* > Tremond Wells (327 - 354)
				+ Janyce Jordayne (23)
				+ Loreza Jordayne (21)
				+ Aliandra Jordayne (18)
				+ Cassella Sand (13)
			* Franklyn Jordayne (37)
			* > Tanselle Sand
				+ Duncan Jordayne (18)
				+ Dorea Jordayne (17)
			* Sylva Jordayne (34)
				+ Andrey Sand (19)
				+ Symon Sand (16)
				+ Myles Sand (14)
		- Elia Jordayne (285 - 345)
		- > Alyn Estermont
			* Durran Estermont
			* Steffon Estermont
			* Mya Estermont (25)
		- Michael Jordayne (290 - 358)
			* Doran Jordayne (55)
			* Trebor Jordayne (51)
			* Jynessa Jordayne (48)
			* Ryon Jordayne (42)

* Family Photos

## Household

* Maester Callaway,  healer, counselor and tutor (50)
* Franklyn Jordayne, castellan at the Tor (37)
* Ryon Jordayne, captain of guards (42)
* Mad Eye Manfrey, master-at-arms (45)
Franklyn Estermont

## Castellan of Dragonstone

Ser Franklyn Estermont is a scion knight of House Estermont. He serves as Castellan of Dragonstone and Admiral of the Narrow Sea to Lady Cassana Baratheon.

## History

At a young age, Franklyn presented a talent for command. When he was eighteen, Ser Franklyn commanded a portion of forces in the Battle of the Gullet, during the War of the Exile, where although the Royal Fleet suffered great losses, including the deaths of both his father, Ser Howland, and Lord Cortnay Baratheon, the Master of Ships, he and some of the ships under his command managed to outrun the pursuing Volantenes and return safely to Dragonstone.

After his grandfather Ser Andrew's death, Franklyn was appointed to the position of Castellan by Lord Cressen and Lady Cassana. In his years of holding the position he has worked ably and loyally, taking charge of the holding when the Lord and Lady have been unable to. He also has juggled this role with that of Admiral of the Narrow Sea, and often takes the ships of the royal navy stationed at Dragonstone on training exercises in Blackwater Bay.

When Lady Cassana departed from Dragonstone to serve at the new King Alesander's side following the death of King Beric, it was Franklyn whom she entrusted care of the castle unto. In this time he worked closely with both Cressen and the young Duram Bar Emmon in keeping his leige's lands and fleets in good working order.

## Recent Events

When Lady Cassana and her family departed for King's Landing for the Grand Tournament, Franklyn once again resumed total control of Dragonstone. When Cassana learnt of the threat of a Targaryen invasion, she kept him informed through letters of her findings. In return, he replied, voicing his concerns about the readiness of the royal fleet in the event of an invasion from the east.
Hothar Umber

## Co-Castellan of Last Hearth

Hothar Umber is the firstborn son Lothar Umber and his wife Barbery. He shares the duty of Co-Castellan of Last Hearth with his cousin Donner. As with many Umber men Hothar has great physical size, though he has never had reason to put this to good use. He lacked the drive for martial pursuits and opted instead for the quiet life serving his house.

## Family Tree

* Smalljon Umber (275 - 341)
* Dacey Umber née Mormont (277- 339)
	+ Maege Umber (301 - 356)
	+ Alysanne Umber (302 - 361)
	+ Robb Umber (305 - 357)
	+ Arya Umber née Karstark (308 - 351)
		- Jon Umber (324 - 368) Winter Fever
		- Cassella Umber née Dustin (b. 322)
		- Alise Karstark née Umber (b. 321)
		- Donner Umber (b. 328)
		- Sarella Umber née Hornwood (b. 330)
		- Sybelle Wull née Umber (b. 332)
		- Dontos Umber (b. 332) Night’s Watch
		- Mors Umber (b. 338) Night’s Watch
	+ Eddard Umber (307 - 348) Night’s Watch
	+ Melara Blackwood née Umber (308 - 367)
* Osric Umber (282 - 309) War of the Bleeding Wall
* Hormund Umber (288 - 356)
* Barbery Umber née Glover (291 - 323) Childbirth
	+ Lyarra Stark née Umber (308 - 360)
	+ Lothar Umber (312 - 358)
	+ Wylla Umber née Norrey (314 - 347) Childbirth
		- Bethany Rywell née Umber (b. 332)
		- **Hothar Umber** (b. 333)
		- Donella Umber née Norrey (b. 335)
			* Jon Umber (b. 354)
			* Meera Umber (b. 353)
			* Miranna Umber (b. 355)
			* Alysanne Umber (b. 357)
		- Dacey Cerwyn née Umber (b. 336)
Sarella Umber

## Lady of House Umber

Sarella Umber née Hornwood is the wife of Donner Umber and the mother of his children. She is a fierce and proud woman, diligent in all things. While her husband is learned and patient, Sarella is often confrontational and direct. She prefers the hunting spear to a book, but still manages to be a more than competent treasurer. Or at least the closest thing Last Hearth has to a dedicated coinmaster.

## Family Tree

* Donner Umber (b. 328)
* **Sarella Umber née Hornwood** (b. 330)
	+ Rodrick Umber (b. 345)
	+ Dacey Umber née Lake (b. 346)
		- Eddard Umber (b. 365)
	+ Alyssa Dustin née Umber (b. 348)
	+ Bethany Flint née Umber (b. 352)
	+ Jory Umber (b. 356)
Daenys Waters

## Bastard of Driftmark

**Daenys Waters** is the bastard daughter of Naerys Celtigar and Eryk Velaryon, and identical twin sister to Rhaenys Waters.

## Appearance

Daenys Waters has been accounted a stunning beauty since she was little and has only improved with age. Her eyes are a pale sea glass green, her hair is silver-blonde and runs down to the small of her back, often bound in an elaborate braid. She has high cheekbones, full, red lips and a delicate jawline. Her skin is a flawless alabaster, though it tans well under the sun. She’s a small girl, standing at only five feet tall, but has curves that help to enhance her smoldering good looks. Years of dancing and exploring tidal pools around Driftmark and Claw Isle have made her lithe and her body toned.

## History

She spent the first ten years of her life living with her mother on Claw Isle, frequently making trips to Driftmark to visit her father's family. On her eleventh birthday she and her sister moved to Driftmark per an agreement made by their parents. Her father died at sea shortly after she moved to Driftmark, though his death hardly effected her.

## Timeline

* 354 – Born on Claw Isle
* 366 - Moved to Driftmark, father died at sea.

## Family

* [Celtigar branch of the family]
* [Velaryon branch of the family]
* Naerys Celtgar: Mother
* Eryk Velaryon: Father (deceased)
* Rhaenys Waters: Twin Sister
House Cerwyn

**House Cerwyn** is a noble house from the north. They are closest Stark bannermen to Winterfell, Castle Cerwyn being just a half day's ride south, and are among the most powerful as well.

Their blazon is a black battle-axe on silver. Their words are "Honed and Ready".

## History

Lords of House Cerwyn have served the north for generations.

## Location

Castle Cerwyn is located just north of where the Kingsroad crosses the western branch of the White Knife.

## Family Tree

Lord Medger Cerwyn, [243 - 299 AC]

* *Son* - Cley Cerwyn, [284 - 300 AC]
* *Daughter* - Jonelle, the "Lady of Cerwyn", [268 - 341 AC]
	+ *Husband -*Ser Kyle Condon, [274 - 309 AC]
		- *Son -* Lord Condon Cerwyn, [304 - 346 AC]
			* *Wife -*Lady Myranda (*Reed*), [315 - 351 AC]
			* *Daughter* - Lady Jonelle (*Cerwyn)* Branfield, b. 331 AC
				+ *Husband* - Ser Maron Branfield, b. 325 AC
				+ *Son -*Ser Kyle Branfield, b. 352 AC
				+ *Son -*Barthogan Branfield, b. 356 AC
		- *Son -*Lord Robbard Cerwyn, [333 - 370 AC]
			* *Wife* - Lady Sarra (Stark) Cerwyn, b. 335 AC
			* *Daughter* - Lady Jonelle Cerwyn, b. 349 AC
				+ *Son* - Lord Nedger Cerwyn, b. 337
					- W*ife* - Lady Alysanne (*Dustin*) Cerwyn, b. 345
					- *Daughter -*Mylla Cerwyn, b. 363
					- *Son* - Walton Cerwyn, b. 366

## Notable Members

* Jonelle, "Lady of Cerwyn" [268 - 341 AC]
* Lord Condon Cerwyn [304-346 AC]
* Lord Robbard Cerwyn [333 - 370 AC]
* Lord Nedger Cerwyn b. 337 AC
Harmen Santagar

## Lord of Spottswood

**Harmen Santagar** is the father of Silvianna Santagar and was Lord of Spottswood until his death in 370 AC.

## Appearance

He had red hair, speckled with hints of grey, and deep, unfathomable blue eyes. His build was large, and the clothing he wore made him look powerful.

## History

Harmen was born in 301 AC, the first son of lady Sylva Santagar. He grew up in her shadow, and succeeded her when he was twenty-nine years old. Harmen ruled wisely at first, managing to secure hold on his lands and develop several orchards through the region. For this, his family quickly gained prominence in Dorne, and he managed to secure hold on his rule when he married Leane Ladybright in 340 AC. For the lack of love between the two, Silvianna was the only child conceived of their marriage, in 347 AC.

Leane died shortly after her birth, and from there, Harmen slowly started growing unstable and began forgetting things. He grew weak, and eventually sent Silvianna to the Water Gardens. However, without her, he quickly started growing mad and eventually summoned Silvianna back. Once she returned, he humiliated her after tearing her clothes from her in the courtyard, stating that, "If you are going to wear that, then you may as well be naked."

After that, he continuously went on and on about wanting a son. Despite her residual strength, these rants started getting to Silvianna.

## Recent Events

### 370 AC

Harmen died in the fourth moon of 370 AC, leaving Silvianna as lady of Spottswood. His death caused her fatigue and she nearly starved herself to death. However, on summons from Allyria Martell, she replenished herself.

Silvianna also remembers Harmen being a horrible father.

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Dārilaros Ēlie Tala

"Dārilaros Elie Tala", or "Inheritance of the First Daughter", is a philosophy held by some among the people of Volantis which is particularly popular among worshippers of R'hllor. It is a loose belief that the Valyrian people were given dragons - Fire Made Flesh - As a gift and a sign that the Valyrians were R'hllor's chosen people, and destined for greatness. Adherents of this loose philosophy believe that those of Valyrian blood are destined to rule again, and usher in an era of peace and prosperity for all the world.
Eastern Solomon Company

The Eastern Solomon Company, also known as the Honorable Eastern Solomon Company, or just the Solomon Company, is a business centered in Volantis and is one of the first forms of a joint-stock company, formed to pursue trade with Westeros, the Free Cities, Eastern Essos, and beyond.

Although it receives business subsidies from the Volantine government(as well as from several other governments in smaller fashion) it remains a separate entity unto itself, distinctly separate from Volantis itself due to the company's joint possession by multiple partners and owners from other nations of the world.

Originally chartered as the "Company of Merchants of Volantis trading into Eastern Essos, Westeros, and the Free Cities" during the Great Reforms of Volantis in 310, the company rose to account for much of the trade in Southern Essos, the Free Cities, and some smaller parts of Westeros, particularly trade in basic commodities that included fabrics such as cottons and silks, dyes, spices, salts, teas, wines, but also trades in other markets such as bronze, copper, iron, and other precious metals, woods, and other such goods.

The company received a Charter from the Triarchs of Volantis on behalf of the Volantene People in 325, making it the oldest jointly owned independently operated business of it's sort in the world. Wealthy merchants and aristocrats from multiple nations own the Company's shares. The Volantene government owns no shares and has only very indirect control, mostly regarding it's operations within the company's main business establishment in Western Volantis.
Ormund Westerling

## Westerling Scion

**Ormund Westerling** is the brother to Elys Westerling, father to Jeyne Westerling and Rollam Westerling and is the uncle to Roland Westerling. He is the former castellan of The Crag.

## Appearance

Ormund is a towering individual with a stocky build. He has long graying hair and faint brown eyes and wears nothing but glamour.

## Biography

Ormund was the Castellan of the Crag before he was dismissed by his nephew and Lord Protector Roland Westerling. He leads soldiers against the Heretic Rebellion in the Westerlands on order of his nephew.

He has a very strained, if not hostile relationship with his nephew Roland Westerling.
Astapor

Astapor is a city on Slaver's Bay renowned for the special slaves that it produces, called the Unsullied. Their emblem is a harpy: a woman's torso, wings of a bat instead of arms, legs of an eagle and a scorpion's tail. In its talons hangs a chain with open manacles at either end. An old crumbling statue portraying it, is located atop the harbour gate. It lies near the mouth of the Worm River, south of Yunkai and north of Old Ghis.

## History

Astapor was the first city sacked in Daenery Targaryen's conquest of Slaver's Bay. She traded one of her dragons in exchange for a vast army of Unsullied, turning instead to sack the city and liberate the city when the transaction was completed. The slaves were liberated and a ruling council left in Daenerys wake, to govern the city in her name as she marched north on Yunkai.

The city however, had not finished suffering yet. A butcher king by the name of Cleon rose up to overtake Yunkai, laying a brutal siege upon Astapor and slaughtering their half-trained Unsullied replacements. The city was ravaged in a second sac, along with the outbreak of the Pale Mare. Astapor was left without an army, without leadership, and with few prospects. The Good Masters that had been previously deposed by Daenerys quickly returned to power, promising that the old traditions would restore Astapor's former glory. They swiftly resumed the practice of slavery and the production of new Unsullied.

The Targaryens of Meereen and Yunkai could do little but watch as this occurred, too preoccupied with Dothraki to the north and insurrections at home to return Astapor to their fold. The city remained in frosty diplomatic relations with the northern cities, but was eager to fill the void they had left on the slave trade under Targaryen reforms. The wealth this brought the city largely expedited the restoration of Astapor in the following decades.

## Recent Events

The armies of New Ghis assembled under the order of Rhazdar Zo Grazdan, marching the full might of the Iron Legions on Astapor in a bold expansionist move. The Good Masters met in council to decide the city's fate. Fearing the ailing strength of their walls, the sheer outnumbered state of their army, and preferring Ghiscari overlords to possible Targaryen ones Astapor bent the knee willing to New Ghis. Shortly after Rhazdar crowned himself the Emperor of Ghiscar, proclaiming a new age of Ghiscar conquest and launching invasion against Astapor.
House Barnes

**House Barnes**is a minor clan that resides in the Northern mountains. This house has survived the long winters and longer feuds between the clans that surround them by sending its sons to learn and act as bodyguards in exchange for food,protection or other needs that the clan may require. This has secured the clans survival as well as helped foster a strong martial culture and a heavy emphasis on loyalty and family. Their house saying is "Defending The Home".

## Historic Information

### Culture

Northern Mountain Clansmen

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## History

No one knows when House Barnes was founded but a popular story in the clan states that a man by the name of Bran lead several men and women of various minor clans to the hill where the clan now resides. There he and his fellows helped to construct several houses and a barn before they are caught unawares by winter. The houses soon fell apart and the only structure remaining was the barn, which stood fast against the winter and protected Bran and his fellows. After the winter ended Bran and the others left just in time to see the barn that they took refuge in fall apart. Taking the last name Barnes, Brann and the others rebuilt the structures that were destroyed in the sudden winter and made the barn the chiefs hall and center of the clan.

## Past Members

Brann Barnes

- His children

## Current Members

Darrik Barnes:(60)

Morgan Rockhill:(40)

-Durik Barnes: (24)

-Jon Barnes: (22)

-William Barnes: (20)

-Deerik Barnes: (18)
Brotherhood of the Winged Knights

## The Brotherhood of Winged Knights

**The Brotherhood of Winged Knights** was a Knightly Order founded by Petyr Baelish in 300 AC during his stint as the Lord Regent of The Vale. Originally intended to consist of seven members in honor of the Seven and serve as a personal bodyguard, it was extended to eight by Robert Arryn who wanted a larger Kingsguard than King Tommen. Sixty four knights tried out for the position in a large tourney at its inception and would serve for three year limits. In the seventy years since then, the Brotherhood as become a large knightly order with sixty four slots open for the "greatest" knights in the Vale to honor the original sixty four men who tried out.

They have since adopted a rigorous code and are a very well disciplined group sworn personally to House Arryn. Still serving as a personal bodyguard, they often guard the many members of House Arryn as well as serving as their personal guard in battles. Many are also used to dispatch mountain clans and capture fugitives or brigands.

They are currently led by Captain Lyn Waynwood.
Edwyn Bolton

## Appearance

Edwyn is a good looking man. he is extremely charismatic, he's got long black hair and prefers to go clean shaven. his eyes are as pale and strange as two white moons they are paler than stone, darker than milk.

## History

Edwyn is the Son of a Bolton Bastard who lived in essos. after he joined the Golden Company at a young age he decided to legitimize himself and call himself a Bolton. he might be charismatic but dont let that fool you, he is capable of great cruelty that has earned him the nickname "The Flayer". he is the Company Dungeon Keeper
Father

## Wayward Septon

**Father** is a member of the outlaw gang operating out of the Kingswood, led by Gaunt. The eldest of two dozen outlaws, Father serves as a guiding figure for the younger men and women, particularly Gaunt.

His moniker of 'Father' plays both into the fact that he was once a Septon, and his status as the group's mentor.
Cassella Umber

## Lady of Last Hearth

Cassella Umber née Dustin is the widowed spouse of the late lord Jon Umber. She resides within Last Hearth, assisting her children as a matriarchal figure and font of knowledge. Cassella is the mother of all Jon's children, loving her husband dearly until the end of his days. In her youth she was an adept huntress, a skill she passed on to the majority of her children.

## Family Tree

* Jon Umber (324 - 368) Winter Fever
* **Cassella Umber née Dustin** (b. 322)
	+ Rickard Umber (b. 344) Night’s Watch
	+ Domeric Umber (b. 347)
	+ Alysanne Hornwood née Umber (b. 350)
	+ Karlon Umber (b. 350)
	+ Victaria Umber (b. 353)
House Florent

House Florent of Brightwater Keep is a noble house from Brightwater Keep in the Reach, one of the main houses sworn to House Tyrell. Their sigil is a red-gold fox's head encircled by lapis lazuli flowers. Members of the House are known for their prominent ears.

## House Information

### Sigil

A red fox in a circle of blue flowers on ermine

## History

According to legend, the Florents, the Balls, and the Peakes descend from the three husbands of Florys the Fox.

The Florents, like the Tyrells, claim descent from the extinct House Gardener, the defunct Kings of the Reach. The Florents have a superior line of descent, and believe that they by rights should possess Highgarden.

This divide between the Florents and their liege lord was increased tenfold during the War of Five Kings, in which they took the side of Stannis Baratheon in his unsuccessful bid against Renly.

After Renly's ascension to the position of king, House Florent found themselves in quite the predicament. Luckily King Renly returned to them their keep, which had been ordered confiscated by Tywin Lannister. This has made the following generations of Florents quite amiable and loyal to the crown, and even quelled their animosity towards the Tyrells.

## Lords Since the Time of King Renly

### Lord Alekyne Florent:

Still young at the time of Renly's ascension, Alekyne spent much of his early life as a ward at Highgarden, insurance that his family would stay in line under the Tyrells. Instead of becoming bitter or disheartened by this turn of affairs, Alekyne came to hold a sycophantal opinion of the Tyrells, becoming one of their most vocal supporters once he was finally allowed to return to Brightwater Keep.

Married to Vanna Vywrell, he sired six children, three boys and three girls. The eldest, Felton, would eventually go on to be the next Lord of Brightwater Keep.

Lord Alekyne died peacefully in his sleep in the year 355 AC.

### Lord Felton Florent:

Born in 318 AC as the eldest son of Alekyne and Vanna Vywrell, he was taken away as a ward to Highgarden in his youth. This inspired in him a sort of quiet respect and loyalty to the Tyrells, though he would never openly admit it. A man of great character, he saw the need to a Florent who would become a hero of the realm and wipe away the stains on their family's past.

His first son, Florian, gave him this chance. Felton quickly set about doing his best to train Florian into a great leader of men and a fighter of renown, though he was only successful on the former account.

In 368 AC, Felton was taken ill with a mysterious illness and was moved from the Keep to one of the family's summer residencies. He has not been seen since, and even by his family only once or twice. Rumours circulate that he has been infected with some strain of wicked disease. During Felton's illness his son, Florian, has taken over the running of Brightwater Keep as acting Lord.

Married to Genna Graves, he has sired four children, one boy and three girls. The eldest, Florian, is next in line to inherit Brightwater Keep.

## Lands

### Foxton

The village closest to Brightwater Keep, a center for local trade on the Honeywine.
Gwayne Redwyne

## Master of the Vines, Castellan of the Arbor, Vice-Admiral of the Royal Fleet

**Gwayne Redwyne** is the second born son of the late Lord Horas Redwyne and brother of Lord Meryn Redwyne. He currently resides in the Arbor where he serves as Master of the Vines and Castellan overseeing vineyard maintenance and wine production.

## Appearance

Gwayne is a shorter man than most. He stands at five foot, six inches and frequently complains about being 'cursed by the Gods'. His hair used to be a dark red, almost brown color before the stress of his life took over. Along with graying hair, it is also thinning; not something most find attractive.

## History

Gwayne was born to Horas and Daena Redwyne in 331 AC. Raised as a second born, he knew he would likely never see the lordship handed down to him. Instead, he focused on furthering his family's business instead. Working with the vineyard owners, his father and eventually his brother, he made many adjustments to their business.

After practicing for years and becoming well versed in the vinification process, Gwayne was able to make adjustments that increased the yield of the vineyards.

Gwayne and his brother Meryn eventually decided together that the Arbor should up their production of Arbor Red and Arbor Gold, their two most popular wines. Therefore, the position of Master of Vines was created and given to Gwayne. Under his oversight, the vineyards have never been more plentiful and bountiful.

After the previous castellan of the Arbor passed away, Gwayne was given the position as Meryn's son Perceon was assisting Gwayne with the duties of Master of Vines.

When working with the Baratheon's and negotiating contracts and the like, Gwayne was introduced to Serra Baratheon. Eventually the two would fall in love and wed, having three children together; Gregor, Margaery, and Daena Redwyne.

## Family

* Gwayne Redwyne b. 330 AC
* Serra Redwyne *nee Baratheon*
	+ Gregor Redwyne, b. 358 AC
	+ Margaery Redwyne, b. 360 AC
	+ Daena Redwyne, b. 362 AC
Burton Bracken

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## History

Burton was born the third child and second son to Lord Mychel Bracken and Olenna Smallwood. His childhood was uneventful, and he grew up without any noticeable incident in Stone Hedge, receiving a good education.

He was knighted in early 370AC by his brother, Lord Benjen Bracken.

## Recent events

Burton attended the Grand Tourney, winning little to no renown. He spend most his time with his brother and cousin whoring.

Burton then traveled to Rosby where the Lord Rosby was to marry his sister. Lord Rosby was assassinated before any marriage could happen.

Burton attended his Brother's Wedding in late 370AC.

Burton marched with 500 men to reinforce Seaguard after tensions with the Ironborn were rekindled.

Burton arrived at Seaguard in the 11th moon of 370AC, meeting Lord Beron Mallister.
Euron Greyjoy

## King of the Iron Islands

**Euron Greyjoy,** known as **Crow's Eye** and **Euron Crow's Eye,** was a member of House Greyjoy and was the King of the Iron Islands before his death during his campaign against The Reach.

## History

Euron was the younger brother of Balon Greyjoy and Victarion Greyjoy, and became the King of the Iron Islands after a successful Kingsmoot following the death of Balon. During his reign he abandoned the Ironborn Invasion of the North and instead elected to focus on a new campaign, directed towards the fertile, untouched lands of The Reach. He is initially successful and captures the shield islands and begins to directly threaten Highgarden and its surrounding lands.

Euron was eventually slain when The Reach was able to regroup and retaliate against the Ironborn, after they seized victory in the Siege of King's Landing and against Tywin Lannister. The Ironborn would be repelled and Euron himself slain in the Battle of the Shields.
Cáijá Stonehouse

## Appearance

5'9 Average sized man, well built with a rough face. Light green eyes, and short brown hair.

## History

Caija had a fairly nice childhood he would wrestle with his brothers in the halls of Stonehouse when their father wasn't teaching them how to sail, or shore up the defenses of their ancestral keep.

When he was 16 he went to Pyke to meet his future lord, the Greyjoys. The visit was very standard fair if not brief due to the ongoing war of the burning brand.

Years the war of the burning brand Cáijá's father, Duri Stonehouse, and brothers, Joel Stonehouse and Josáp Stonehouse are taken by bandits whilst traveling through Old Wyk. The bandits send word to Stonehouse that Cáijá's familly is being kept alive until the ransom is paid. Cáijá leaves with ten household guards to hunt down the bandits, leaving his most trusted Captain to pose as Lord Stonehouse and return any letter he receives from the bandits. Cáijá with no little luck finds the bandits with his family's heads on pikes in the bandit hole. Cáijá proceeds to engages the brigands. After the battle a few of the bandits get away which the new Lord Stonehouse has been hunting down ever since.

## Important Events

* 340 AC: Birth of Cáijá
* 346 AC: Cáijá begins learning about sailing, and defense from his father
* 351 AC: Cáijá's younger brother Josáp Stonehouse is born
* 356 AC: He goes to Pyke with the rest of his family to meet his future lord.
* 361 AC: His father and brothers are taken
* 361 AC: He returns to Stonehouse with bandit heads on pikes
* 362 AC: Funeral for his family
* 363 AC: He is named Lord of Stonehouse
* 365 AC: His mother matrilineally marries a young household guard and now bears child once more
* 370: Marries Jeyne Frey, she begins bearing the last name Stonehouse

## Family

* Father: Duri Stonehouse (deceased)
* Mother: Helga Kenning
	+ Older brother: Joel Stonehouse (deceased)
	+ **Cáijá Stonehouse**
	+ Wife: Jeyne Stonehouse (used to be Frey)
	+ Younger brother: Josáp Stonehouse (deceased)
House Fossoway of Cider Hall

House Fossoway of Cider Hall is the founding branch of House Fossoway, a masterly house in the Reach. Their line is old and goes back to when the Kingdom of the Reach was ruled by House Gardener. The Fossoways of Cider Hall began a bitter feud with their cadet branch, the Green Apple Fossoways of New Barrel when Ser Raymun Fossoway painted his shield green and proclaimed it was "Better to be green than rotten."

The Red Apple Fossoways control two vassal houses, House Kidwell & House Norridge.

## Family Tree

* **Domeric Fossoway** (d. 336)
* Desmera Fossoway née Redwyne (d. 341)
	+ Marcus Fossoway (311-341)
	+ Melinda Fossoway née Crane (314-359)
	+ **Rolland Fossoway**, Lord of Cider Hall (b. 313)
	+ Catelyn Fossoway née Rowan, Lady of Cider Hall (315-339)
		- Owen Fossoway, Heir to Cider Hall (b. 334)
		- Elinor Fossoway (b. 335)
			* Paxter Fossoway (b. 352)
			* Myrcella Fossoway née Caron (b. 354)
			* Desmera Mullendore née Fossoway (b. 355)
		- Sarella Vyrel née Fossoway (b. 337)
	+ Cassana Fossoway, Lady of Cider Hall (b. 322)
		- Ormund Fossoway (b. 343)
		- Rohanne Fossoway née Roxton (b. 345)
			* Alyssa Fossoway (b. 361)
			* Shireen Fossoway (b. 365)
		- Alyssa Norridge née Fossoway (b. 346)
		- Alysane Kidwell née Fossoway (b. 346)
		- Ossifer Fossoway (b. 350)
		- Falyse Fossoway née Peake (b. 352)
			* Galadon Fossoway (b. 369)
		- Daena Mullendore née Fossoway (b. 319)
	+ Miranna Fossoway (b. 324)
Castamere

**Castamere** is a ruined castle located south of the Crag and west of Ashemark in the Westerlands. Also nearby is Tarbeck Hall. The former seat of House Reyne, Castamere contains gold mines and is in the posession of Lady Joyeuse Lannister after being entrusted to her for renovation.

## History

Castamere began as a mine like Casterly Rock, and the Reynes had become near as rich as the Lannisters during the Age of Heroes due to the large supply of gold, silver and gems in the mines. To protect their mine, they had raised a curtain wall to guard the entrance with two stout towers on both sides to defend the approach.

Over time as the gold and silver dried up, the mine had been widened and converted into Halls, galleries and bed chambers and even a vast underground ballroom. To the naked eye Castamere seemed a modest holding, fit for only a small lord or a landed knight, the truth however was that nine tenths of the castle was beneath ground.
Following the failed Reyne-Tarbeck Rebellion extinguished proud House Reyne and shattered their castle above ground, while diverting a river to flood the underground chambers of Castamere and drowning those he trapped inside.

Lord Paramount Gerold Lannister gifted the castle and its fiefdom to his youngest brother, Roland Lannister, and tasked the man with its rebuilding. Roland failed to do much more than gut the ruined inside and see parts of the walls rebuilt. The current lady, Joyeuse Lannister, plans to drain the underground chambers, re-open the gold mines and raise the keep once more to its former glory.
Duskendale

Duskendale is a large port town off the coast of Blackwater Bay. It is located northeast of King's Landing and Rosby in the crownlands. Formerly ruled by the Darklyns, it is now the seat of House Rykker.

## Description

The town spreads out around the harbor and has cobbled streets. The gatehouse opens to a market square. The castle of House Rykker that overlooks the port is the Dun Fort, a squat square stone castle with big drum towers. The largest inn in Duskendale is the Seven Swords, across from which lives a skilled painter, the sister of the captain of the gatehouse.

South of the town is a rocky headland that shelters the harbor from the storms of the narrow sea and north of it rise chalk cliffs. A road runs beside the shore between the grey-green sea and low limestone hills. Fishing villages dot the road for miles.
Bitterbridge

### Named For

The Battle of Stonebridge, when the Mander ran red with blood for twenty leagues

**Bitterbridge**, formerly known as Stonebridge, is the seat of House Caswell in the Reach. It is situated where the river Mander meets the Roseroad. It takes its name from an ancient stone bridge that crosses the Mander.

## History

The ironborn of old would raid the Mander as far as Stonebridge in their longships.

The Battle of Stonebridge was one of many battles during the Faith Militant uprising against King Maegor I Targaryen. The savagery of that particular battle made the Mander run red with blood for twenty leagues. The bridge and castle that commanded it was forever known as Bitterbridge thereafter.

During the Dance of the Dragons, Hugh Hammer was named Lord of Bitterbridge by Prince Daemon Targaryen for his service in the Battle in the Gullet. Troops from Bitterbridge participated in the First Battle of Tumbleton and Hugh was killed at Second Tumbleton. Prince Maelor Targaryen and Ser Rickard Thorne were killed by a mob at Bitterbridge. When Lord Ormund Hightower came to raze Bitterbridge in revenge, Lady Caswell hanged herself from the castle walls.

During the War of the Five Kings, Bitterrbridge and House Caswell served beneath the Tyrells in support of King Renly Baratheon. Bitterbridge itself saw little action during the course of the war, though King Renly did hold a melee there, upon his crossing the Mander in 299AC.
Battle of the God's Eye

The Battle of the God's Eye was one of the major battles in the War of the Five Kings, and a major victory forHouse Lannister. It broke nearly a third of the Reach's force, despite the Westermen being outnumbered, and gave Tywin Lannister the opportunity to attempt to break the Siege of King's Landing.

## Lead Up

Tywin Lannister, intent on liberating his homeland from Robb Stark and the marauding Riverlanders, prepares ot march west when word arrives of Renly Baratheon's siege on King's Landing. Tywin immediately sets out to defend the capital, but Renly and his host are moving out to meet him. Tywin draws Randyll Tarly - who had been given command of twenty thousand men - away from the main host, which encamped south-east of Harrenhal, by the God's Eye. In the mean time, he and his main force moved into position around the unwary Baratheon camp.

## Battle

As night falls, the Baratheon camp is unware of the oncoming battle. Renly constructs huge fires from the nearby wood, and his camp has a nearly festive attitude. Once the moon rises in full, however, horns sound from all directions, and the Lannister assault begins.

The Baratheon-Tyrell host attempts to form up, it's back to the lake, but their foes are already upon them. Fire blind and terror striken, many of the Reachmen fail to rally at all, dispersing in all directions. Those that stand, however, fight hard, despite most of them lacking armour or weaponry. King Renly is evacuated early by his Kingsguard, spirited down the Kingsroad and back toward King's Landing. This takes the heart out of his men, who break completely. The fighting loses all order, and quickly devolves into chaos. The Westermen carry the day, their momentum and discipline proving too much for their inexperienced and unprepared foes.

## Aftermath

Considered King Renly's greatest loss, the Battle of the God's Eye would harm his reign in the early years, as many of those nobles who lost families in the battle saw his retreat as cowardly. The huge loss brought the armies of the Westerlands and those besieging King's Landing closer to equal, however, and led to Tywin being confident enough to engage in the Battle for King's Landing.
Darkdell

****Darkdell**** is the ancestral seat of House Vyrwel in the Reach. Located at the base of the Red Mountains that separates the Reach from Dorne. The current Lord is Richard Vyrwel

## Location

Darkdell is located in the east of the Reach, at the base of the Red Mountains. North of Horn Hill. Built upon the Red Mountains with two large rocks serving as the foundations for the castle. A stone bridge, connects the gate and stables on one rock, to the main keep built upon another rock, up there the castle overlooks the Reach, as far as the eye can see.

## Layout

Located upon two large rock structures, the castle only has one entrance, through the Shadow Gate and across the narrow stone bridge that connects the two structures.

Standing upon the larger rock face is the Shadow Gate, the stables, the barracks, the armoury and blacksmith. The Shadow gate consists of two towers, the larger tower houses the barracks and armoury, whereas the smaller tower holds the blacksmith, between these towers is the stables, which is surrounded by thick stone walls and two iron heavy gates that are built into the stone towers.

Built into the rock that stands isolated from the rest of the structure. Is the main keep, a single iron gate allows access to the keep which forces the entrant to pass across the narrow bridge, above which the men of Darkdell watch through the slits in the keep with bows at the ready. In the highest tower, the Lord's room is held, with his family living below him, under this is the Great Hall, which is based directly above the kitchen. The training grounds of the keep are located at the lowest point, with high stone walls that connect the towers surrounding it. Beside the training ground, in the smallest tower is the sept, which is decorated with the crests of the Seven. Also next to the training ground is the dungeon steps, these steps lead deep down into the rock upon which the keep is built on, this leaves the dungeon's damp, cold and dark, as no light penetrates deep down below. The final part of the castle is grown on the top of the right tower, a rich, exotic and lush coloured garden is grown here, with the tree's and plants allowing an escape from the dark stoned castle, and an extract of the Reach down below.

The castle also houses many secrets below it's walls, deep in the rock it is built on, they are known by only the Vyrwel's. And it includes secrets passages, and rooms, although, many of these are in ruins, and are in desperate need of restoration.

## History

Darkdell has stood in the Red Mountains for as long as is recorded, with the castle being left unharmed throughout it's history, due to the complexity it would need to storm and seize the castle. It has been the seat of House Vyrwel since before Aegon's Conquest.

## Recent Events

Lord Loras Vyrwel died in the year 370 AC, leaving his son Richard Vyrwel as the Lord.
Camila Lorch

## Lady of House Vikary

**Camila Lorch** is the wife of Lord Jordan Vikary and mother of the twins Alice Vikary and Byron Vikary. She is a faithful and strong-willed woman who, like her husband, places family above all else.

## Appearance and Character

Camila is beautiful beyond measure, with fair skin like porcelain and the black hair of her mother with bright blue eyes that shine like sapphires.

Camila for a long time had affections for Jordan Vikary and this eventually, and thankfully for both of them, culminated in their happy marriage. Despite Jordan being ever anxious to improve the place of House Vikary, she remains patient and supportive of Jordan's endeavors while also providing him with a more leveled point of view when necessary.

## History

When Camila was young, her father had often brought her alongside to various courts and on one such visit, she met the young Jordan Vikary. Even though he was a fairly sick child, Camila found something dear in him and wanted just to be alongside him.

In the years that followed, she had been unable to see Jordan much as she served as a handmaiden in another court but upon her return, her beauty was the talk of much of the Westerlands. When Lord Reginald Vikary made his move and made the re-introduction of Jordan to her, she was surprised that the young sick boy had grown into a confident and strong man. They married soon after and have since been, surprisingly, happily married.

### Recent Events

Camila has remained by her husbands side in all of his travels thus far. She accompanied him to Hornvale to visit  Lord Brax and while she found the stay to be a tad less than what she expected, she did her best to give some tutelage to the lord's wife and sisters. It was unsurprising to her when, upon their return to Boar's Head, that Jordan decided to capitalize on the king's death to make his official appearance in court and followed her husband the entire way.

However, to her disappointment, only months after their arrival she was sent away with her son,  Byron back to Boar's Head along with most of the household. This, combined with the recent disappearance of their oldest child,  Alice put Camila into a depressive state.

## Family Tree

* **Lord Brax**
	+ **Camila Lorch** (b. 337)
	+ **Jordan Vikary** (b. 340), her husband.
		- **Alice Vikary** (b. 356), their daughter.
		- **Byron Vikary** (b. 356), their son.
Lucias Caswell

## Heir to Bitterbridge

**Lucias Caswell** is the heir to Bitterbridge. He is the brother of the current lord, Lord Arys Caswell, and is currently nineteen years of age. Known for his merely average skill at arms and general disdain for honest work of any kind, he is Arys' sole surviving brother.

## History

### Childhood

Lucias Caswell had always been beautiful, his fair features and easy laugh winning hearts and smiles wherever he went. He was an easy lad, with wide bright eyes and a ceaseless capacity for love, endearing him to all he knew.

As he grew, however, the young scion's virtues swiftly turned to vice. His ability to win friends soon saw his pride blossom and grow into arrogance, even as he learned that he rarely needed to work himself, for others would often be happy to do things for him. Shielded from the wrath of Ulfred by Arys, and shielded from the attentions of Uric by Ulfred, Lucias was free to grow into a stubborn and spoiled boy, possessed of grand dreams and high aspirations, but little aptitude and even less true character.

### Ward at Goldengrove

At eleven, as was customary, Lucias was sent to foster in the home of a different house, to learn what it meant to be both a knight and a man. Thanks to an agreement between his father and the Lord of Goldengrove, Lucias was sent to foster with House Rowan. Unbeknownest to him - and to the young Victaria Rowan - their fathers had hoped to wed the two children. Lord Alester Rowan had no sons, and thus his heir was his eldest daughter. Lucias was Uric's third son, and thus not likely to inherit anything at all. It seemed a perfect match - but as the years passed and the children grew, Lucias' vices only became all the more deeply entrenched, his vanity and arrogance doing little to win over Lord Alester. In the end, the Lord of Goldengrove was loathe to see the union take place, and broke off the betrothal during Lucias' last year in Goldengrove. He was sent back to Bitterbridge with the news, and Lord Uric never quite forgave the Rowans for their slight.

### Life in Bitterbridge

Lacking the ability or the interest to truly serve upon a patrol, Lucias spends most of his days in the town outside of Bitterbridge, passing his time with whores and wine, or in the company of his friends.

## Family

* Lord Uric Caswell [Deceased]
	+ Lady Marianne Tarly
		- Ulfred Caswell [Deceased]
			* Lady Roslin Redwyne
				+ Owen Caswell
		- Arys Caswell***,*** Lord of Bitterbridge and Defender of the Fords (24)
		- Tarah Caswell (22)
		- Rohanne Caswell (20)
		- ***Lucias Caswell*** (19)
		- Josian Caswell [Deceased]
* Megga Caswell
* Janna Caswell