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Leowyn I Darklyn

Dusk King

Lord of the Dun Fort

**Leowyn I Darklyn** was the fifth King of the Dusklands, and the second son of King Steffon I Darklyn. Leowyn ruled from 70 AA to his death in 119 AA, the longest-ruling monarch in Dusklander history.

Ascending to his throne at a young age, Leowyn's early rule was guided by the popular and just Lothar Rosby, the man who had placed him on the throne. Following Lothar's advice, the young king was popular with the nobility, and the smallfolk, often visiting villages and holding many public courts. Gifted with the sword and the pen, Leowyn's reign was peaceful, save for the opening months, where the king and Rosby put down the rebels of House Stokeworth.

After Lothar Rosby's death, many were worried that Leowyn's realm would collapse, that it was Rosby who ruled. But their fears were unfounded, as the Dusk King had learnt well from his mentor. The traditions of touring the Dusklands continued, and it is said that Leowyn spent less than a year of his reign in his throne.

It was under the reign of Leowyn that the two roads running to Duskendale were constructed, in cooperation with Houses Fletcher and Durrandon. Leowyn's humility was respected in the Stormlands and the Trident, and thus both kingdoms agreed to Leowyn's offers with little discussion.

Until his death, the king was strong, physically and mentally, and was well liked by all, even by the houses which had once stood against him and Rosby. Unlike his father, both Leowyn's reign and his legacy were strong, and his skill at lawmaking assured that the kings of the future would always rule stable lands.
Maldon II Durrandon

**Maldon II Durrandon** was the brother of the late King Durran XVIII Durrandon, taking the throne after King Durran XVIII perished in the war in the Stepstones. He would rule for 16 years until his death in 134 AA.

King Maldon II would take the widowed Lady Cassana Estermont for a wife, as she had not born any children of her marriage to King Durran XVIII. This fate would not be shared by Maldon II, however. The couple would have two children, Monfryd and Silvya.
Gaius' Reach

Gaius' Reach is a town perched on the edge of a cliff near the ocean. It is adjacent to Koi, a seaside fishing community at the bottom of the cliff. It is part of the country of Velstadt, although the capital of Ilyria is many miles to the east.

Gaius' Reach is home to many characters that the Gobsquad has met, including but not limited to: Houndseed, Tums, Knurls, Beet, Old Man Henderson, Rosalind, and Scrawl.
House Peake

**House Peake** **of Starpike, Dunstonbury, and Whitegrove** is a noble house sworn to House Gardener of Highgarden. Their lands are located in the southern Kingdom of the Reach between the Dornish Marches and the southernmost stretches of the Mander, near to where it empties into the Sunset Sea.

## History

House Peake traces their lineage back to one of the three husbands of Garth Greenhand's daughter, Florys the Fox. The other two husbands were the progenitors of House Ball and House Florent.

They would gain Dunstonbury through its heated rivalry with House Manderly shortly before the Gardener Kings forced House Manderly from the Reach.
Irrodos' Isle

Whale Products

Irrodos' Isle is a uncharted island found far to the north of the Free City of Braavos, named for the Sealord indirectly responsible for its discovery, Irrodos Larios.

## History

In 210AA Irrodos Larios started his term as Sealord of Braavos. Loving exploration and discovery above all else, Irrodos encouraged Braavosi vessels to sail further than ever before, seeking lands unseen, and trade routes yet unthought of. This desire for exploration would eventually prove to be his downfall, following his contraction of wormbone upon a visit to Sothoryos, but not before a few bold discoveries.

In 235AA, Braavosian explorers discovered a new isle to the north of the Free City, deep into the Shivering Sea. Seeking to set up a new colony in the frigid waters rich in fish, whales and walruses, they sent for assistance from the Sealord but failed to relocate the isle when they seek to return to it.

Lyzaro Ahren was chosen as the next Sealord following the worsening health of Irrodos Larios finally taking its toll in 237AA. When Irrodos fell into a deep sleep from which he did not awake, hope of contact with the isle discovered years earlier disappeared, for Lyzaro did not care for such things, instead focused on more tangible things.

The fate of those left to colonise the isle remains unknown to this day.
House Redwyne

House Willum

House Redwyne of the Arbor is one of the main noble houses sworn to the monarchy of the Kingdom of the Reach. Their seat is the Arbor, an island located off the southwestern coast of the Reach, best known for making the best wines in Westeros. The Redwynes control the Redwyne fleet, the largest fleet in Westeros.

The sigil of House Redwyne is a burgundy grape cluster on blue, symbolising the famed wines of the Arbor. Their words are *Water the Vine*.

The current Lord of the Arbor is Lord Artos Redwyne.

## History

### Legend

Gilbert of the Vines, the legendary founder of House Redwyne, is said to have taught the Arbor's people to make wine.

### Ironborn

In the era of the First Men, Ironborn rule under driftwood kings such as Qhored Hoare extended as far south as the Arbor. House Hoare's sigil included a grape cluster to represent the Arbor. Weaker Ironborn kings eventually lost the Arbor, however, although Joron I Blacktyde is said to have raided the island and carried off its younger women.

### Kingdom of the Reach

In the aftermath of the Ironborn's decline, the Arbor was an independent kingdom. It was incorporated into the realm of Meryn III Gardener, the King of the Reach, when his cousin, the last King of the Arbor, was lost at sea. Fleets from the Arbor and Oldtown protected the Reach from naval attacks during the Andal invasion.
House Melcolm

## House Information

### Sigil

A rusty anchor, on a turquoise field, beneath yellow chief with three blue plates

## Historical Information

### Culture

Andal

House Melcolm of Old Anchor is a noble house from Old Anchor in the Vale. It is one of the principal houses sworn to House Arryn. According to semi-canon sources, they blazon their arms with a rusty anchor on turquoise beneath yellow chief with three blue plates.
Ib Sar

Ib Sar is the only Ibbenese city on the island of Far Ib, a mountainous island to the southeast of Ib. It has an unsavory reputation.

## History

During the reign of the God-Kings of Ibben, Ib Sar was an exile colony where the worst criminals of Ibben were sent as a punishment. Frequently, they were mutilated beforehand to ensure that they could never return to Ib, and would forever be marked as criminals. Though this brutal practice was ended with the fall of the God-Kings, Ib Sar retains a negative reputation.

## Layout

Ib Sar is a small, poor and miserable city, with small buildings and dirt roads. It is set on the coastline, but lacks the trade of the Port of Ibben, and subsists almost entirely by fishing.
Lake of Naqrh

The Lake of Naqrh is a large inland lake found within the Great Grass Sea in central Essos.

## Location and Geography

Found within the territory of the Kingdom of Sarnor, the Lake of Naqrh is located close to the City of Scholars, Sallosh. To the southeast, the other Silver Kingdom cities of Gornath and Sathar can be found, as well as the inland lake known as the Sea of Zabaa.

The river Zbanhe finds one of its sources from the Lake of Naqrh.

## History

The Silver Sea was an inland sea surrounded by verdant grassland and was used for both transportation and fishing by the Kingdom of the Fisher Queens, which grew up around its waters and extended west and north-west. In time, however, the Fisher Queens were followed by the Tagaez Fen, said to be born from the last of the dynasty, and thus the Kingdom of Sarnor came to be.

Since then, however, the Silver Sea has shrunk significantly, and thus now only the great lakes of Sarnor remain, namely the Lake of Naqrh and the Sea of Zabaa.
House Errol

**House Errol of Haystack Hall** is a noble house from Haystack Hall in the Stormlands. It is one of the principal houses sworn to House Baratheon.  They blazon their shield as a yellow haystack on orange.

## History

Lord Gerold Errol was one of the five lords to serve on the first council for King Durran XXVII Durrandon.  Lord Gerold would also form the second council, but it was marked with as much infighting as the first.  Lord Gerold would find his council eventually disolved, but he again found an opportunity to seize power in light of the resignation of Lord Toyne and the death of his political rivals, Lords Estermont and Tarth.  In 16 AA When King Durran came of age, Lord Errol refused to end the regency.  Lord Errol ruled for an additional two years until he passed, leaving the opportunity for his son, Ser Stannis Errol to take his place.  By this time, King Durran was prepared and threw the ambitious lord Errol into the dungeons of Storm's End.
Margaery Lannister

Princess Margaery as a young woman

Dowager Lady of the Golden Tooth

Philip Lefford

Cerion Lannister, brother

Steffon Lannister, brother

Tyrion V Lannister, nephew

Victor II Lefford, grandson

Sebaston Lefford, grandson

Aurane Farman, grandson

Cersei Farman, granddaughter

Princess **Margaery Lefford** nee **Lannister** is the Dowager Lady of the Golden Tooth, widow of late lord Victor I Lefford, and the mother of his three surviving children, including his son and heir, Owen Lefford, and the current regent of the Golden Tooth, Philip Lefford.

Born the only daughter of King Gregor Lannister, she lived her life in luxury, and married Lord Victor Lefford, with whom she had 6 children, though only 3 survive.

## Appearance

While not the beauty she was in her youth, Margaery has aged gracefully. Her once golden hair turns grey, but her eyes remain a characteristical green.

Her manner of dress reflects her stature as both Princess and Lady, with only the finest fabrics in her wardrobe, worn modestly as befitting her age.
Ib Nes

Ib Nes is a colony of the Ibbenese on the Axe. It is a small trading and fishing village, that freezes up every few winters.

It is built on the ruins of the Norvoshi town of Lesser Rasvos.

## History

After the Battle of Ash Bay, the Ibbenese sought to consolidate their victories in the southwest. Having defeated the major threats in the area, the Ibbenese send out colony vessels, first seeking to rebuild Ib Skag, then constructing two more settlements from the ruins of the Norvoshi towns of Nyssos and Lesser Rasvos, renaming them Ib Alo and Ib Nes respectively.

Ib Nes is less wealthy compared to Ib Alo.

## Layout

* The Fishing Town - The fishing town is the main trading hub of Ib Nes, where merchants from Free Cities and Ib come to barter over the fresh catches in the markets. Auctions are held at sunrise and sunset each day, attracting hundreds who argue and squabble over fish, whale-meat, crabs and shellfish alike.
* The Salt Lake - A small salt lake sits inland of the settlement of Ib Nes. Salt from the lake is used in the curing of the fish and other seafood caught in the bountiful waters around the isle, and thus the lakeside is filled with vast drying racks laden with recent catches.
House Harlaw

House Myre

House Kenning

**House Harlaw** is a noble house of the Kingdom of the Iron Islands from the island of Harlaw, ruling over it all. They have produced no Kings of Salt and Rock, despite their fame and prowess.

## Recent Events

In 279 AA lord Hadrik drowns after his boat capsizes in a sudden storm, the seventeen year old Clayse Harlaw becomes the new lord.

During The Great Reaving lord Harlaw made a name for himself as a fearsome reaver as he terrorized the lands of house Crane, taking what they pleased and killing any who stood in their way. Most were intimidated enough by lord Harlaw's stature and reputation however that they would not dare and defy him and his men. Due to his success Clayse started to get arrogant and outstayed his welcome. He was eventually pushed back by a combined Rowan, Roxton, Webber and Osgrey force. Something that he still regrets to this day as many of his men died.

After hearing about king Goodbrother's illness in 290 AA, lord Harlaw set out to make a name for himself by reaving the coast of the Riverlands. Clayse and his forces were met with the forces of Justyn and Tommen Fletcher. Clayse and his men butchered the 500 knights the Fletcher boys had brought with him. Lord Harlaw himself fought through the Fletcher ranks, eager to get his prize. He fought both Fletcher's at the same time. Tommen was the first to fall after Harlaw's axe disemboweled the young boy. Enraged by this event Justyn fought tooth and nail against the Ironborn, Harlaw was almost defeated, a large scar running over his eye would be a nasty reminder to never underestimate an opponent. After a long fight Harlaw won after carefully avoiding a strike from the young prince and separating his head from his body. Clayse would take both Justyn's and Tommen's head back with him as prizes, both are now a permanent decoration on lord Harlaw's chair back at Ten Towers. After several more successful raids Harlaw was eventually pushed back onto the sea by Mallister forces. The damage had already been done however and lord Harlaw had unknowingly started a large war which saw the destruction of large portions of the Riverlands.

## Family

Hadrik Harlaw (d. 279)

Lady Harlaw (b. 232)

Clayse Harlaw (b. 262 d. 298 AA)

Culler Harlaw (b. 284)

Riana nee Harlaw (b. 260, d. 286)

Catryn Harlaw nee Drumm (b. 264 AA)

Tarner Harlaw (b. 266 AA)
House Buckwell

**House Buckwell of the Antlers** is a noble house from Antlers in the Dusklands, formerly in the Claw They are sworn to the House Darklyn. Their arms with a rack of golden antlers on vair. Their words are "Pride and Purpose".

During The War for the Antlers they were seceded to the Kingdom of the Dusklands following the death of Crispian III Celtigar.
House Whitehill

House Whitehill of Highpoint is a noble house from the North. They are loyal vassals of House Bolton. Their seat is the stone castle of Highpoint. They are one of the few houses in the North to practice the Faith of the Seven.

House Whitehill's heraldry is a white pile inverted on indigo, with a single four-pointed star above. Their house words are "Ever Higher."

## History

House Whitehill are bitter rivals of House Forrester of Ironrath, and have served House Bolton as bannermen for five centuries, despite their location north of Winterfell far west of The Dreadfort. Their sigil represents the barren hill on which their seat is situated - stripped bare of ironwood trees centuries ago.

## Famous Whitehills

Hothar Whitehill (200-255 AA)

Hothar was the Lord of Highpoint and Head of House Whitehill in the middle of the second century After Aegon, he saw in his lifetime the start of the Ironwood shortage, and made his attempts to counteract this in a scheme that failed and lead to the War of the Wood. The results of this War and House Stark's intervention to restore the peace lead to his execution by King Arthur I of the House Stark.
Jorelle Tallhart

## Biography

Jorelle was born on a stormy day in 277 AC as the second child to Lord Rickard Tallhart and Lady Sansa Manderly, a scarce five minutes after her sister Jonella. Those five minutes would prove to be enough to prevent her becoming Lady of Torrhen’s Square, the twins being joined by another sister named Morgana three years later but no additional children.

As a child Jorelle was far more introverted and quiet than her two siblings, preferring to stay inside and read an obscure tome than the more ladylike pursuits of embroidery or riding. She had a great fondness for her older sister, caring about Jonella more than even her other family members.

As a teen her natural inclination towards bookishness vanished, becoming a more pure desire to experiment in any way possible instead of merely reading. She was given a small workstation to complete her experiments, often disappearing for hours at a time to study and observe. As she grew through her teens her experiments became more and more advanced… and more and more arcane, delving from simple observations to powders that ruin the mind and soul, that can make a man fall in love or drive him insane for hours at a time. While the experiments did not ruin her good nature they made her quiet and withdrawn, with a noticeable stutter. Following her father’s death she became more interested in experiments relating to healing, abandoning her teenage dalliances into poison for a more alturistic goal. (Alchemy(e), Medic, Autodidatic. Basically all her skills are related to learning so...)

Her genuine nature and talents with alchemy would win her some use within the family but she remains a relatively unknown quality, quiet and unassuming during meetings. She is half an inch shorter than her sister, with nearly identical builds and hairstyles (minus being pregnant) meaning that they can often be mistaken for each other by those who do not know them closely.

## Timeline

277 AC: Jorelle is born, the younger identical twin to Jonella.

287-294 AC: Jorelle turns her sharp mind towards alchemy, becoming slightly stunted from all her hours indoors.

296 AC: Following the death of her father and brother she turns towards more beneficial uses of her skills, becoming a competent medic.

## NPC's

Serena, priest of the Old Gods, Zealot archetype

Maester Edderion, Negotiator archetype

Garin, wandering scientist, Wanderer archetype

## Family Tree

Rickard Tallhart, killed by bandits

Harrion Tallhart, killed by bandits

Lady Jonella Tallhart Twin sister, Lady of Torrhen's Square (played by KaelaMenshaKhaine#6772)

Morgana Tallhart, killed by the Black Wolf
House Westerling

House Spicer

**House Westerling of the Crag** is a noble house from the Crag in the northwestern westerlands. They are sworn to House Lannister of Casterly Rock, and are considered among their principal bannermen. Their sigil is six white shells on a sand-colored field.  According to semi-canon sources, their words are "*Honor, not Honors*".

## History

The Westerlings are an ancient and proud house descended from the First Men of the Age of Heroes. They sometimes wed the Kings of the Rock, House Lannister of Casterly Rock.
House Dustin

## House Information

### Sigil

Two rusted longaxes with black shafts crossed, a black crown between their points, on yellow.

## Historical Information

### Founded

Age of Heroes

**House Dustin of Barrowton** is a noble house from the north. Their castle is Barrow Hall in Barrowton and their arms portray two rusted longaxes with black shafts crossed, a black crown between their points, on yellow.

## History

The Dustins claim descent from the First King of the First Men and the Barrow Kings of the barrowlands, which they honor with the inclusion of a rusted crown in their sigil.
House Trant

**House Trant of Gallowsgrey** is a noble family from the stormlands. They are one of the principal houses sworn to House Durrandon of Storm's End.

The seat of House Trant is Gallowsgrey. Their words are "So End Our Foes".  They blazon their shields with azure, a hanged man, sable.

## History

Lord Mathos Trant was selected as Lord Regent for Durran XXVII Durrandon after the failure of the second regency council.  Lord Mathos' tenure ended when he passed away in his sleep in 12 AA.  Many suggest that Lord Gerold Errol had a hand in his passing.
House Hardy

**House Hardy of Hardhall** is a noble house from the Kingdom of the Claw. Their lands are located on Crackclaw Point. They rose to prominence during The War for Aegon's Legacy, in which they supported House Celtigar and Crispian I Celtigar.

## History

Lord Lucifer Hardy is remembered as being a champion who brought peace to Crackclaw Point. The peace, however, did not last very long.

## Family Tree

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Huzhor Amai

Huzhor Amai is a legendary hero and ancestor of the Tall Men, the nation that founded the Kingdom of Sarnor. According to legend, he was born of the last of the Fisher Queens and took to wife the daughters of the greatest lords and kings of the Gipps, the Cymmeri, and the Zoqora. His Zoqora wife drove his chariot, and his Cymmeri wife made his armor. He also wore about his shoulders a great cloak made from the pelt of a king of the Hairy Men.

Legend says that Huzhor would wield the most powerful sword in the history of the Tall Men. Made from Valyrian Steel, the sword is said to be blessed by the Fisher Queens and its creation and blessing was the cause of the fall of Ankasi and Syan.

Silver, the sword of Sarnor, would be passed down from King to King. Though often, it would be passed to the head of the Royal Guard and used to protect the King he is sworn to defend.
House Umber

## House Information

### Sigil

A roaring giant, brown-haired and wearing a skin, with broken silver chains, on flame-red

## Historical Information

### Founded

Age of Heroes

**House Umber of the Last Hearth** is a noble house from the Last Hearth in the north. House Umber is sworn to House Stark of Winterfell. The Umber sigil is a roaring giant, brown-haired and wearing a skin, with broken silver chains, on flame-red. House Umber's Lords partake in the practice known as "The Lords Right to the First Night"

## History

House Umber is an ancient house who once ruled as First Men kings. After many struggles, the Umbers were reduced from royals to vassals of House Stark, the Kings of Winter. Amongst other possibilities, the Night's King is rumored to have been an Umber.

The Umbers' proximity to the Wall puts them at risk of wildling raids and they have often been called upon to help defend the north against wildling raiders. The Umbers joined the Starks in defeating the brother Kings-Beyond-the-Wall Gendel and Gorne three thousand years ago.

## Recent History

House Umber has pledged their support to Cregan Stark, the Black Wolf upon his marriage to Jeyne Umber. They marshaled their forces and fought with the Black Wolf, but were forced to retreat and return home to the Last Hearth.
House Barker

**House Barker of the Waterdown** is a Noble House of the Kingdom of the Torrentine. The house was founded by the Treaty of Hellholt in 13AA. Ser Jonos "Jo" Barker, a Hedge Knight fighting for House Dayne saved Joffrey I Dayne during the battle of the Red Mountains.

Their sigil is two mountains peaks, turn on its side with two blood streaks. Red on grey.
House Hornwood

**House Hornwood of Hornwood** is a noble house whose seat is Hornwood in the north. They are among the principal bannermen of Starks of Winterfell. Their sigil is a bull moose, brown on a field of dark orange. Their words are "Righteous in Wrath".

The lands of the house, which include the forest of the Hornwood and other castles beside Hornwood, border those of House Bolton and House Manderly. The Hornwoods' lands extend west to the White Knife. Their ruler is known as the Lord of the Hornwood.
House Vance of Wayfarer's Rest

## House Information

### Sigil

Quarterly, first and fourth, argent, a dragon sable, second and third, sable, a pair of eyes within an annulet or

## Historical Information

### Founded by

Armistead Vance

**House Vance of Wayfarer's Rest** is one of the two great branches of House Vance in the riverlands, the other being House Vance of Atranta.

They blazon their arms as quartered, a black dragon on white, two golden eyes in a golden ring on black.

## History

Armistead Vance was the mightiest of the Andal conquerors who defeated King Tristifer IV Mudd.

In the century after the downfall of House Justman, the Vances were among the petty kings which disputed the riverlands. Lord Vance was slain in the war between the Teagues and the Storm King Arlan III Durrandon. Lord Robert Vance was a would-be river king during the rule of the Storm Kings; it is unknown which branch of the Vances he was from.
House Caswell

House Footly

**House Caswell** **of Bitterbridge** is a noble house sworn to House Gardener of Highgarden. House Caswell's lands are in the eastern Kingdom of the Reach, sitting astride the Mander.

## History

In the False Storm, King Monfryd VII Durrandon would invade the Reach as far as Stonebridge, then the seat of House Caswell. The Gardener host sent to oppose the invasion would be defeated in catastrophic fashion with many thousands dead at the hand of the Storm King, leading to Stonebridge being renamed Bitterbridge. An alliance of Westermen and Reachmen under the command of King Jason I Lannister would meet King Monfryd VII near Bitterbridge and defeat the Stormlanders in similarly resounding fashion in the Battle of the Fallen Stags. King Monfryd VII and all of his sons would die in the fighting, leading to a prompt end to the invasion.

During the War of the Trident, Bitterbridge would be the site of another major battle. Forces of House Darklyn and House Celtigar would march down the Mander, seeking to strike a blow against the Reach. It would be at Bitterbridge that they would meet the forces of Prince Gareth Gardener, who smashed the Dusklanders.
House Bolton

**House Bolton of the Dreadfort** is a noble house from the Dreadfort in the North. They are an old line descended from the First Men and dating back to the Age of Heroes. The Boltons are known for their practice of flaying their enemies.

The Bolton sigil is a flayed man, red on pink.

## History

The Boltons are an ancient and powerful house of the north who once ruled as Red Kings from the Dreadfort. Their land reached from the Last River and the White Knife to the Sheepshead Hills. It has been suggested that the legendary Night's King was a Bolton.
Highpoint

### Famed for

Stripping all the Ironwood trees that once resided on this hill to build a mighty stone castle in its place.

Highpoint is a stone castle situated in the North of Westeros. It is the seat of House Whitehill, staunch vassals of House Bolton.

## History

The Fine Castle Highpoint was builtl one thousand years ago, it was built on the massive wealth accumulated by the mass sale of Ironwood from the Whitehill portion, they built one of the greatest castles of Stone in the North, bar Winterfell, the Dreadfort and Torrhen's Square. It was a marvel that stood far above the Wooden Keeps that were its neighbors.

This location was chosen for another reason, it was the highest hill in the land near there own Forest and from the central tower you could even seen the Long Lake off in the distance where the small folk of House Whitehill would occasionally go Ice Fishing.

They have seen Wildlings rarely, but they do make it this far south occasionally if they slip past the lands of House Umber but it has been some century since that last occured.

This impressive castle has been a tool to impose influence and power over the lands North of Wintrefell and when it was first built this was much to the pleasure of the Starks who had been there overlords, but due some court drama House Whitehill was given over to House Bolton even though it was quite far from the Dreadfort. House Whitehill has served them from this seat of Highpoint ever since.
House Vhassyl

## Historical Information

### Ancenstral Weapon

Bloodmoon, a Valyrian steel longsword.Drahar, a Valyrian steel great-sword known as Viridian.

### Culture

Lyseni

The most militaristic of the noble families, House Vhassyl has a Valyrian steel longsword called Bloodmoon that they have carried since before the Fall of Valyria. House Vhassyl maintains a large standing militia force and often call themselves “the Protectors of Lys”. They own the fishing village of Canahs to the west of the Free City, and have been heavily involved in the trade of both spice and silk for many generations.
Long Lances

The Long Lances are a mercenary company found in Essos. They have around four hundred riders within their ranks.

## Recent History

The Long Lances were amongst the sellsword companies that fought for Braavos during the Five Year War for Myr under the command of Janos Darktide, wielder of a lance marked with Valyrian glyphs and symbols.
House Sunderland

## House Information

### Sigil

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

### Vassals

House BorrelHouse Longthorne

House Torrent

## Historical Information

### Culture

Andal

House Sunderland of the Three Sisters rules the Three Sisters, three islands located in the Bite. They reside in Sisterton, although their castle has not been mentioned. The Sunderlands are sworn to House Arryn of the Eyrie.

House Sunderland blazons their arms with three women's heads, white with black hair, on barry wavy blue and green. Their motto does not appear in the books.
House Lyberr

## House Information

### Sigil

Per bend sinister, in chief dexter sable, a cat’s head caboshed cendrée, in base sinister argent, a jug brunâtre

## Historical Information

### Culture

Reachman

**House Lyberr** **of Lyberrfort** is a noble house sworn to House Gardener of Highgarden. Their lands are located to the extreme north-east of the Kingdom of the Reach, near to the borders of the Riverlands and the Dusklands.
The Eranel Family

The Eranel Family is one of the two primary ruling families in Qohor, the other being the Mott Family. They style themselves as the *First Woodsmen of Qohor*.

Their wealth comes from the timber harvested from the Forest of Qohor.

## The Forest Palace

Home of the Eranel Family, the greatest and most prosperous of all the families made rich by the wealth of woods within the Forest of Qohor, the Forest Palace is a sprawling construction of wood and pale stone. Surrounded by walls populated with towers shaped to resemble Sentinel trees, the residency houses all the members of the Eranel family, as well as their servants, soldiers and lumberworkers. Also contained within the walls are the barracks of the guardsmen that patrol the Palace, and just to the north the largest timberyard in the Known World can be found.
House Lohar

A relatively newer noble house of Lys, Lohar traces their roots back to Slaver's Bay, specifically Yunkai. In Lys, House Lohar is most well known for participating in the slave trade from Slaver’s Bay, often bringing captured men to Slaver’s Bay to sell and bring back purchased female slaves destined for the Lysene pleasure houses.
House Lannister of Lannisport

House Lantell

House Plumm

**House Lannister of Lannisport** is an ancient branch of House Lannister in the westerlands who live in the city of Lannisport, rather than the main branch's seat of Casterly Rock. Neither their words nor their arms are known. Members of the family often have the same blond hair as the main branch. According to semi-canon sources they rule the city or are at least gentry.

The current head of House Lannister of Lannisport is Tommen Lannister.

## History

According to a semi-canon source, Lannisters from Casterly Rock developed Lannisport from a village into a town and then into a city. The Lannisters of Lannisport built walls to defend the city, while the Lannisters of Casterly Rock became the Kings of the Rock.
House Blacktyde

**House Blacktyde of Blacktyde** is a noble house from Blacktyde Castle on the island of Blacktyde. They blazon their arms with vairy green and black.

## History

Qhored the Cruel, High King of the Iron Islands, is considered by some to have been a Blacktyde.

King Joron I Blacktyde captured Gyles II Gardener, King of the Reach, and cut his corpse to pieces for bait. He also raided the Arbor, carrying off many of its women.

Two of the four **"Good Kings"** that the Iron Islands have produced in the last three hundred years were of House Blacktyde.
House Tully

## House Information

### Sigil

A leaping silver trout on a field of blue and mud red(Paly wavy azure and gules, a trout embowed argent)

### Title

Lord of Riverrun, Warden of the Western Borders

## Historical Information

### Founded by

Potentially Edmure Tully

**House Tully of Riverrun** is a noble house of the Kingdom of the Trident. Lord Tully rules from the seat of Riverrun. Their sigil is a silver trout leaping on a striped field of blue and mud red, and their house words are "Family, Duty, Honor."

The head of house holds the title of Warden of the Western Borders, responsible for securing the westward borders of the Trident against invasion or intrusion.

## History

House Tully is an old noble house of First Men origin, dating back to the Age of Heroes. Ser Edmure Tully and his sons were allies of Tristifer IV Mudd, the King of the Rivers and the Hills, but the Tullys knelt to the Andal conqueror Armistead Vance after Tristifer's death. Edmure's son, Axel Tully, received land at the junction of the Red Fork and the Tumblestone, where he constructed Riverrun.

Unlike many Great Houses the Tullys never ruled as kings, but held Riverrun for a thousand years as powerful vassals of those who did. They often defended the Trident from the Kings of the Rock. Lord Elston Tully died supporting Lord Roderick Blackwood against King Humfrey I Teague. Lord Tommen Tully futilely supported Lady Agnes Blackwood against Harwyn Hoare, King of the Iron Islands, and Tommen's natural son Samwell Rivers was slain at the Tumblestone.
Lancel VI Lannister

**Lancel VI Lannister** was King of the Kingdom of the Rock from 123AA to 155AA. Being the younger brother of Kevan and youngest child of King Cerion, Lancel was a quiet, brooding man who bore little love for his subjects, and they bore little love for him in return. Ruled quietly for most of his reign in Casterly Rock, concerned mostly on retaining what land the West had left after the war. When his death was announced, many were unaffected, as they had never actually seen their king, or heard much about him.
House Farman

**House Farman of Faircastle** is a noble house from Faircastle on Fair Isle, off the coast of the westerlands. They are sworn to House Lannister of Casterly Rock, and are considered among their principal bannermen. The Farmans are known for their hatred of the ironbornfrom the Iron Islands.

Neither their arms or their words appear in the books, but according to semi-canon sources they blazon their arms with three silver ships on blue, a border of crimson and gold.

## History

The Farmans are an ancient line, dating back to the days of the First Men when they ruled as petty kings and guarded the western coast of Westeros from ironborn reavers. The Farmans knelt to Tommen I Lannister, King of the Rock, when he raised a great fleet and married the daughter of the last Farman king. At some point House Farman liberated Fair Islefrom ironborn occupation when Gylbert Farman incited a smallfolk uprising.
House Ladybright

House Ladybright is a noble house from the Kingdom of the Greenbelt, sworn to House Uller of Hellholt. They rule from their seat of Brightstars.

## History

House Ladybright trace its ancestry back to the Andal warlord Cletus the Bright, who deceived the army of the First Men on the Brimstone, having led them to the sea before taking their castles by guile. Taking the greatest of the castles as his seat, he named it Brightstars for he had came to Dorne following a blazing star with Seven Points.

The first Lord-Marshal of the Greenbelt was Lord Cletus Ladybright.

## Recent History

House Ladybright joined their liege lords in declaring for House Yronwood at the outbreak of the Dornish Civil War, citing the support they received during a period of great famine and drought.

During the War of the Women, Lord Ladybright betrayed Jeyne Yronwood and House Uller by switching sides to William Yronwood. Lord Ladybrights sister was married to Yoren II Yronwood after the war.
Jon Umber

Jon Umber is the younger brother of Lord Osric Umber, and the brother of the Queen of Winter, Jeyne Umber.

## Biography

It was a storming night in The Last Hearth as a snowstorm raged outside its halls. A beast of babe came screaming into the work, kicking and swinging at all who touched him. The Beast was placed in a crib but he would find no rest.

If Osric was Fire under Ice then Jon was Ice under Fire. A fierce boy who would grow into a fierce man. Jon found no love in learning, he claimed that the letters danced on the pages before him, mocking him. He oft ripped books apart he could not understand. At a young at the Maester of Last Hearth realized the [Strength] of the child would be near inhuman.

He lead a party of Last Hearth’s best to snuff out a Wildling Threat. However, they would return empty handed. In his rage Jon would swing his axe thrice, knocking down a titan of a tree with ease. His brother Osric saw to the rest, impressing Jon with his ruthlessness.

As Jon matured he soon found himself [Towering] over all. Servants, Men-At-Arms, even his own brother. Jon was the beast he had always meant to become, from the moment he had been born. He drank, he whored, took any girl who struck his fancy, willing or otherwise.

His father moved to marry his younger sister Jeyne to Rickard Stark. A bastard of House Stark and the last Wolf. His offer was rejected and rage filled the halls of Last Hearth. Jon’s father Alyn passed away, shamed and humiliated.

Soon news came of an exiled Stark returning from the East. This Black Wolf as he came to be known, offered the same alliance the newly dubbed White Wolf had rejected. Jon’s brother Osric accepted the offer, quickly becoming fast friends with Cregan Stark.

Jon cared little for politics and troops and logistics. He was in it for the fight. And fights he would get, often leading raiding parties for the first few years of the war. When his brother took ill, Jon declined command of his brother’s army, preferring that such a large number of troops be sworn directly to the Black Wolf himself.

Now they march on Winterfell. Death or Glory, Jon is looking to find one of them.

## Timeline

* 263AA: Jon is born
* 276AA: Jon assists his brother Osric in snuffing out Wildlings, earning great respect for his brother
* 296AA: Torrhen X Stark dies. House Umber’s marriage alliance is rejected
* 297AA: His father Alyn dies of sickness
* 298AA: Jon leads raiding parties on White Wolf territory
* 299AA: Jon participates in the Dance of No Wolves.

## Family

Alyn Umber (Father) - Deceased

Osric Umber (Brother)

Jeyne Umber (Sister)
House Fowler

**House Fowler of Skyreach** is a noble house from Dorne and the Kingdom of the Greenbelt. They are sworn to House Yronwood of Yronwood. They hold the title of "Warden of the Prince's Pass" and watch over the Prince's Pass.

Their words are "Let Me Soar."  Their sigil is a hooded blue hawk on silver.

## History

The Fowlers were First Men kings who ruled from Skyreach, which guarded the Wide Way between Dorne and the Reach. They titled themselves Kings of Stone and Sky and Lords of the Wide Way. Along with the Daynes and Yronwoods, the Fowlers were among the most powerful of the Dornish kings.

The Fowlers often warred with the marcher lords to their north. King Ferris Fowler led 10,000 Dornishmen through the Wide Way to the Kingdom of the Reach, but they were turned back by King Garth VII Gardener.

Following the defeat of King Garrison Fowler, who was then exiled to the Night's Watch, the Fowlers sided with the Martells against the Yronwoods during Nymeria's War a thousand years ago. Since then they have feuded with the Yronwoods, until the formation of the Kingdom of the Greenbelt.
House Chester

## House Information

### Sigil

Vert, on an escutcheon or a hand of the field all within a bordure rayonny gules

### Vassals

House GrimmHouse Hewett

House Serry

## Historical Information

### Culture

Reachman

**House Chester** **of Greenshield** is a noble house sworn to House Gardener of Highgarden. Their lands lay on Greenshield, one of the Shield Islands. House Chester remains the first line of defense against Ironborn reavers sailing down the coast to pillage the Reach.

## History

Greenshield and the other three Shield Islands would be occupied by King Harwyn Drumm. They would suffer under the occupation of the Ironborn, but would be liberated by House Gardener four years later.

In the War of Piper's Penance Lord Boros Chester would join the host of King Gwayne Gardener. His men would participate in the Battle of the Smallwood, claiming several early victories but being routed by the arrival of Lord Hosteen Mallister and Lord Kermit Frey with fresh Riverlander troops. Lord Boros Chester would be slain in the fighting.
Hooded Man

The Hooded Man was a legendary figure from the Age of Heroes. His visage is present in the hooded sigil of the House Banefort, which he is credited as the Founder.

## Biography

First Men's Blood, The last of his First Men Clan, The Clan of the Grey Claw, grew and trained with his grandfather, became a leader by killing all of his enemies' Clan Leaders avenging the death of his Clan. Worships the Storm God (his Tutelary deity) as well as the Gods of the Children of the Forests. Met "Symeon Star-Eyes" and fought alongside him. Wears Hardened Leather, latter upgrades to a Bronze Breastplate covered in Runes. Starts with a hunting Bow, latter upgrades to a Double-curved Bow. Always uses a dark hood and short cape on. His prefered approach is Stealthiness, assassinations, long range attacks (with his bow) and in melee, double weapon combat (divided attacks) with his Short sword and dagger. Once his enemies are dead he sets ablaze their fortresses.
House Reed

House Cray

House Fenn

House Greengood

House Marsh

House Peat

House Quagg

**House Reed of Greywater Watch** is a noble house from Greywater Watch, and one of the principal families in the north. They rule the crannogmen, small men who live in swamps and marshes in the Neck.

Their arms are a black lizard-lion on grey-green. The Reeds first swore their oaths of fealty to House Stark when the Starks were Kings in the North, thousands of years ago.
The Outlying Kingdoms

Timber

Tin

Copper

Medicine

Silk

Tapestries

Stone

The Outlying Kingdoms are a subsection of the vast Kingdom of Sarnor, found in the Great Grass Sea of central Essos.

They are ruled from the High-City of Sarnath by the High-King, although each city has a King of their own.

## Location and Geography

The Outlying Kingdoms are located at the periphery of the Kingdom of Sarnor, and are made up of two distinct cities. Essaria, found to the west of the Grassland Kingdoms, and Leizoy, found far to the northeast of the Silver Kingdoms, located near Qohor and the Kingdom of Rwhah Drekhta respectively.

## Cities

* Essaria
* Leizoy
The Eighth War of the Axe

### Outcome

A final division of the Axe is reached. The northern tip of the peninsula, belongs to the Ibbenese, whereas that further south than the ruins of Ib Nes belongs to the Norvoshi.

The Eighth War of the Axe was the final War of the Axe, fought between the Free City of Lorath and Norvos against the Ibbenese.

## The Eighth War and the Peace of the Axe

The Eighth War of the Axe erupts when a Lorathi fleet attacks the peninsula in unison with the arrival of a Norvoshi army. At the Battle of Crab Cove, the Lorathi fleet is defeated handily by a flotilla of Sarnori vessels, captained by the noble family of Elros.

Seeking to protect the Golden Current, the Sarnori also send an army by ship to the Axe, however they are hindered by storms. When they arrive, Ib Nes is in flames, and a number of the precious metal mines taken by the Norvoshi.

The Mopaan family of Essaria councils Sarnori, Ibbenese and Norvoshi generals alike, and a compromise is reached. The northern tip of the peninsula, belongs to the Ibbenese, whereas that further south than the ruins of Ib Nes belongs to the Norvoshi, thus forming an uneasy relationship. Sarnor continues to profit from the agreement.
Manticore Isles

The Manticore Isles are an archipelago of seven islands found within the Jade Sea, close to the territory of the Golden Empire of Yi Ti.

## Geography

The islands are found in the eastern Jade Sea, east of Marahai and south of Leng, but east of Asshai and the Shadow Lands. Each of the islands is covered in a thick canopy of trees and plant life, and the forests sing with the sound of a hundred types of birds and thousands of kinds of insects all day and night.

The islands is perhaps most famous for the manticores that give the archipelago their name, which are found in great number throughout the undergrowth of the forests. It is said that when men first came to the island, they mistakenly thought they had discovered an island were gemstones grew from the ground and walked through the fallen leaves, only to realise their folly when they tried to harvest the riches.

Despite this, the islands are still visited frequently by those either brave or ignorant enough to see past the dangers of the fatal poison of the insects and catch them for selling across the markets and bazaars of the Known World.
House Brune

**House Brune of the Dyre Den** is a noble house from the Dyre Den, which is located in Crackclaw Point in the Kingdom of the Claw.

The Brunes of Brownhollow are presumably a cadet branch of this house, as they are only landed knights. The Brothers Brune were legendary champions that brought peace to Crackclaw Point.
Jhala

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

## Description

Jhala is the largest of the known Summer Isles by landmass, but less populous than Walano to the north. So beautiful and lush is the island that its name alone has grown synonymous with an expression of surprise, although its dual meaning is rarely known outside of the Isles themselves. Home to leagues of vibrant forest filled with all manners of life, valleys and waterfalls of stunning allure, beaches of sand so fine that it flows like water and hills laden heavy with flowers, Jhala is considered by many to be the closest mankind will come to paradise during life.

## Rulers

The island is ruled over by five separate families, and although some border tensions have occurred in the past, life is generally peaceful on the island. The Xhos rule the Red Flower Vale on the eastern aspect of the island, the Zadons Golden Head, a peninsula to the southeast. Ebonhead on the southern coast is the territory of the Sos family and to the northwest the Sweet Lotus Vale is ruled by the Rhaas. On the northern coast, where the island meets the Indigo Straits, the port town at Cocobolo Bay is ruled by the Chuqu family.
Howling Mountain

The Howling Mountain is one of the Basilisk Isles, which are off the northern coast of Sothoryos.

## History

Some of Nymeria's ten thousand ships were attacked by corsairs from the Howling Mountain. Afterwards, the corsairs offered the Rhoynar to settle upon the Isle of Toads, on the condition that they give up their boats and that they'd send each king thirty virgin girls and pretty boys per year.

## Recent History

The ports of Demon Reef, Deadman's Cay and Old Salt Bay are found on the island, but each are little more than a series of shacks and huts built upon the beach.