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Leyla Rosby

Robin Waters

Justin Rosby †

Lynesse Rosby

Jon Rosby

Jaime Rosby

**Leyla Rosby** is the second daughter of Benedict and Belinda Rosby. Noticeably awkward and reserved, she has yet to cultivate even a local reputation, much unlike her elder sister and lord brother. She remains largely confined to the castle of Rosby and its immediate environs.

Prior to the death of her volatile father in 412 AC, Leyla grew up in an unhappy home. To escape Lord Benedict's abuse and her parents' unending feuds, a young Leyla turned inward, developing a fondness for literature. As a result of her avoidance, she managed to maintain a better standing with her father than any of her other siblings, though she still favored her mother and sisters.

The last six years have been decidedly quaint for the Rosby household, but Leyla remains introverted, anxious and bookish. Though easily compelled by youthful, romantic fantasies, she takes too much pride in her intelligence and dignity to act on her impulses. Instead, she depends on the encouragement of her older sister and closest friend, Lyanna. Sheltered for most of her life, she longs to see more of the world and dreams of an ideal marriage to a faraway lord.
Meshella Sandrake nee Ryndoon

Meshella is the wife of Varonos Sandrake the Archon of Tyrosh, and member of the eminent Ryndoon Family.

## Appearance & Character

The Tyroshi maid is short, 5' 1", and curvy. She keeps her hair in a long braid that extends down to the top of her buttocks and dyes a blue-green. Her eyes of a pale blue that shimmer when she is happy and icy when she is angry.

The opposite of her husband Meshella dresses like a butterfly with warm inviting colors. She is also fond of jewlery and wears an assortment of necklaces, rings, earrings, and bracelets. She regularly changes her outfits throughout the day and never wears the same thing twice.

Meshella is much more open and inviting than her husband. Regularly hosting dinners and entertaining foreign and domestic dignitaries.

## History

### Childhood

Meshella grew up in the opulence and comfort that come with being raised as a member of the of one of Tyrosh's most powerful families. She was a high spirited child and combined with her natural skill for manipulation made her a constant nuisance growing up. Her charms though kept her out of any real trouble.

### Teenage Years

The young Tyroshi began to calm down the older she became, but her manipulation continued hidden under her charming and girlish facade. She used that skill to get who and what she wanted. There was one person though that didn't succumb to her skills.

She first met her future husband at a ball held at the Archon's palace to celebrate Moreo's name day. Varonos had just moved from his confinement in his grandfather's manse to the Archon's palace and into the political spotlight. Meshella had come to the ball to seduce Varonos, but when she saw him she couldn't do it.

## Recent Events

### Marriage

Meshella's family was one of the first to support Varonos when her returned with wealth and on the back of a dragon. Even though she had hoped the day would come she was surprised when offered a bride from the many eligeble Ryndoon women the new Archon chose her. Their marriage was large and celebrated throughput the streets of Tyrosh promising a bright future for the city.

Meshella has had a hard time gaining her husband's trust though even after nearly a year of marriage. Varonos has confided in her, but he still seeks his sister out for council. Slowly though the two have been opening up to a third member of the Sandrake family.
Jeyne Thorne

Dragon Maid

**Jeyne Thorne** is the sister of Sarya Thorne and a dragonmaid to the Queen Dowager Rhaenyra Targaryen. As the second child and younger sister, Jeyne has always striven towards a balance between elegance and brutality.

## Appearance & Character

Jeyne Thorne might be described as a beauty by some, but she is hardly classic. With dark eyes almost black, Jeyne cuts an impressive figure, standing just short of the woman she serves. With large eyes parted too-wide, her dark brows manage an intimidating look. Her hair is black as tar, long and winding, straightened perfectly.

The woman of House Thorne does not lack for style. Enjoying vibrant reds and deep blacks, lace that accentuates her long stride and grace, her position as a dragonmaid has afforded her the wealth to maintain – and keep up – with the styles of the realm.

## History

### Youth

Jeyne Thorne was born in 421 AC, the second eldest of three surviving children born in Thorne Keep. Between her and her elder sister, Sarya, the two aspired for much and more. Jeyne was a precocious child, tending towards books and poetry as young women are oft to do. Their father, want for an heir of male blood, raised her as he would a son, and for all the jealousy Jeyne had acquired over the years, she spent it all desiring simplicity.

Where Sarya would practice in the light, Jeyne would do so in the dark.

They were a martial family, it need be said - even for it's women. Where her mother would protest, father would be quick to talk her down. Jeyne learned her way about daggers, about quiet feet when she'd sneak out of Thorne Keep in her youth.

But the most important thing she learned was the influence her voice commanded, and the ability her body and person had been afforded.

By the time she was ten and three, Jeyne had taken a vested interest in traveling to the capital. Though from a small house, Jeyne's words of manipulation and sweet-honeyed words bought her many a friend within the city, despite her youth.

Soon, she was exchanging letters with the Queen Rhaenyra herself.

Within a month, she had requested a place as a lady-in-waiting at her side.

### Adulthood

It was not until the age of seventeen that she'd see her wish fulfilled. The youngest, and newest of the dragon maids joined Queen Rhaenyra's retinue at Oldtown, where the second eldest child of Lord Thorne swore herself to Rhaenyra's service.

## Recent Events

### 438 AC

Joined Queen Rhaenyra in Oldtown for the wedding of Naerys Targaryen and Arthur Hightower. Swore her service to the Queen.

### 439 AC

Remained in the capital with the other Dragon Maids while her Queen was fighting the war up north. After the announcement of King Aegon's death, Jeyne joined the Dragon Maids in securing and protecting Prince Viserys until the Queen's return.

Jeyne briefly spoke to Aerion Targaryen during the fourth moon. Since then, she has remained within the city, awaiting the orders of Her Grace.

## Meta

### Aptitude / Skills

Linguistics - High Valyrian | Sleight of Hand, Daggers | Propogation, Manipulation | Living Shadow
Martyn Mullendore

**Martyn Mullendore** is the son of Lord Edgerran Mullendore and his wife Rhialta Bushy and is the Lord of Uplands. He has two sons, Garth and Osmund Mullendore.

## Appearance and Character

After his maiming and captivity during the Second Hammer Uprising, Martyn has grown gaunt, his hair has whitened from the torture and he has lost an eye in battle, preferring to wear a patch over it. His one good eye is still the colour of deep green woods, but all the warmth has left him after the war, leaving his eye cruel. He sports a well-trimmed white beard.

Martyn is a gruff, cold man, left scarred and distant from his children after the Second Hammer Uprising. However, his wits have remained, and under his good stewardship, the lands of House Mullendore have prospered as never before. The only warmth he ever shows is to his granddaughters, Serena and toddler Ellyn, who are the world to him.

Martyn is nothing if not a dilligent man, who knows how to be patient and execute his duties as a Lord.

## History

Martyn was born the only legitimate son of Lord Edgerran Mullendore and Rhialta Bushy. He was educated in all ways an heir should've been and became a good steward and a master of economics. He at first resented his bastard half-brother Leyton, but they eventually grew close and became best friends. When his father died, Leyton became the master-at-arms and castellan of Uplands.

Martyn was betrothed to Cassana Hightower, who was six years younger than him, and despite his disgust, was obligated to conceive children with her, which led to her becoming barren after the birth of his second son Osmund. The couple had two children, Garth and Osmund. Cassana died in 419 AC of a winter chill.

During the Second Hammer Uprising, Martyn led an attack against Duncan Hammer and his followers when they neared Uplands, but he was defeated and captured in a battle, where he lost his left eye. He was imprisoned in Sunflower Hall at Cuy, where he was tortured.

After Lord Arthur Hightower liberated him from Cuy, he returned to Uplands a changed man, cold and broken. He has attended the marriage of his son Osmund to Olenna Costayne in Oldtown and has visited the pair regularely.

## Family

* Lord **Martyn Mullendore**, b. 384 AC
* m. Cassana Hightower, b. 391 AC, d. 419 AC
	+ Garth Mullendore, b. 408 AC
	+ m. Ella Dunn, b. 409 AC
		- Serena Mullendore, b. 430 AC
	+ Osmund Mullendore, b. 408 AC
	+ m. Olenna Costayne, b. 410 AC
		- Ellyn Mullendore, b. 437 AC
		- Hanna Hunt, the daughter of Olenna Costayne and Harys Hunt, b. 430 AC

## Household

* Ser Leyton Flowers, Lord Martyn's bastard brother, castellan and master-at-arms of Uplands
* m. Serra of Bandallon
	+ Ser Rolland Flowers, captain of the guards of Uplands
	+ Ser Robar Flowers, steward of Uplands
* Maester Wendamyr
Janna Hightower

Hyle Hightower

Janna Hightower is the thirdborn child of Ser Runcel Hightower and Lady Jeyne Varner. Unlike her brothers, Wilbert and Hyle, Janna has always been quite the intelligent individual, much akin to her sister in that way. Yet, while she is most evidently of a greater intellect than many of her companions and kin, she has never been one to boast such over any others, and has always stood strong in the face of adversity. Many within the Hightower have remarked she would be of the finest asset to any Lord.
Morghul

It is said that Morghul was hatched from an egg that was discovered in one of Lenore Blackwood’s many wanderings upon Dragonstone. The years have shrouded its origin, and how it came to be hatched. Some claim it was her bewitching guile that saw it so renewed in a manner akin to Selwyn’s revitalization of Silverwing’s eggs. In truth, it was placed in the, then, Prince Maegor’s crib.  Eventually the egg hatched, and Morghul came to be. His nature is as unknowable as that of the one who found him.

## Riders

1. **Maegor Waters**. Claimed from --- A.C. to 407 A.C.
Luca Terys

Luca is the second son of the wealthy Braavosi merchant family, Terys. Concerned for his lack of interest in trade and commerce, he was sent to Myr, to learn the mercantile ways of House Sarmyr, a family of distant relation. There, he continued to show disinterest, and has since been regulated as a bodyguard of sorts to Valyntina Sarmyr.

## Appearance and Character

Luca's artfully unkempt dark hair sits atop a strong-jawed face that features sea-green eyes, and an easy grin. Standing roughly a hand over six feet, he possesses a wiry strong, lean build, and favors dark leathers over the typically Myrish silks.

Luca left Braavos a proud boastful bravo, quick of wit, song, and blade. Life in Myr, where the ways of the bravo are not nearly as celebrated, has rendered such leanings muted. Though he still trains his sword, and may break out the occasional tune, he spends much of his time attempting to keep up with antics of his charge, Valyntina Sarmyr.

## History

Born in Braavos, the second son of a wealthy merchant family, much was expected of Luca, as the spare to the heir, his brother Ezra. As such, he was made to study all the same disciplines of law, commerce, numbers, to one day continue the family business.

Such a life was not for Luca. From the time his tiny hand could grasp a pointy stick, he was obsessed with swordplay. Water dancing was in his nature, and he was bloody good at it. Rather than aspiring to became the head of his own merchant empire, he dreamed of one day earning the role of First Sword of Braavos.

Nearly equal to his skill with the rapier, was his talent for song and dance. Thus, at the stroke of midnight, one could often find a teenaged Luca dueling at the Moon Pool, or serenading at an upscale tavern. Horrified at the life he chosen to lead, and determined to remove him from the world of bravos, Luca' parents sent him to ward with House Sarmyr of Myr, a family they possessed distant ties to.

In Myr, not everything went as planned. Indeed the life of a bravo was hardly celebrated, but Luca could not fill that void with a passion for trade. He dutifully learned enough of economy and trade to be passably useful, but showing no particular promise, Luca was slowly pushed out of the more important tasks.

With the aftermath of the bloody coup of the Prince-Admiral still fresh in the mind, Luca has been relegated to guarding the person of the newest Magister, and heir to the house, Valyntina Sarmyr.

## Family

Bruleo Terys, b. 390

m. Saera Terys, b. 391

* Ezra Terys, b. 411
* **Luca Terys**, b. 414
* Betha Terys, b. 417
Leon Neli

Leon while resting in a cave

Leon Neli is the youngest child of Jorario Neli and his wife Alyssa. Born in 387 A.C. Leon was born into a family of rich merchants in the city of Lannisport. After a life shielded from the world, he decided at the age of 16 to travel Westeros and has been traveling since.

### Appearance and character

The first thing anyone approaching Leon would notice is his shoulder-length caramel brown hair. Underneath his locks lay a pair of dull green eyes. His chin is covered in a beard the same shade as his head. Usually, he would wear a standard green cloak. Underneath his cloak, he always wears his leather jerkin. His boots are worn and old, but are still solid and still have a few more years left in them. Strapped to his back he still carries the same dagger as he did when he left.

Murder, thievery, and banditry are common on the road, but Leon is proud to say that he has never resorted to any such means. Coming from a family of merchants with a more than the usual baggage when it comes to bandits, Leon was taught early that piracy was the greatest sin of all. While he does his best to help anyone in need even he can't save everyone. A burden that weighs heavily on him.

### History

#### Family history

The family of Neli originally comes from Tyrosh, there they owned numerous properties, but all was lost after the catastrophic raid of their entire merchant fleet. Their family wealth gone, and their enemies closing in on them from all direction Jorario Neli fled the city with the last money he had managed to collect. The ship carried him to Lannisport there he would start selling Tyroshi goods, acquired through various means. After some time in Lannisport Jorario would meet Alyssa, the daughter of a wealthy merchant, and they soon married. Not long after they would have their first children.

#### Early life

Being born into a wealthy merchant family Leon was given the opportunity to become anything he wanted. While his father had hoped of a knight who could represent the family at noble gatherings, his hopes were quickly crushed. Instead of attending his lessons, he could instead be found pouring over books in the library. Specifically looking for anything medical. At the age of 10, Leon was sent to the Citadel. There he would remain for the next three years. He forged four chains in his time there, silver, medicine, and healing; bronze, astronomy; copper, history; and Valyrian steel, magic. Returning home he was welcomed with the cold shoulder of his family. He would stay there for a year before leaving with his possessions, never to return. Understanding that a fourteen-year-old boy could not possibly survive out in the wild alone he found a sept not far outside Lannisport. He would study there for two years before finally leaving in 403 at the age of sixteen.

#### Recent events

Leon has finally concluded his travels in the Westerlands, Riverlands, North, and Vale. Now he has arrived in King's Landing and is ready to explore the rest of the continent.

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Leo Ganton

Leo Ganton is a hedge knight born to a family of once notable standing in the Rainwood, now reduced to a single stone building in a puny valley of the March. Notable but for a tradition of woodcarving alongside knightly prowess, the Gantons have faded from memory for the most part.

## META

### Early Life

Leo was born in early 398 AC, the second of three, during the years of the War of the Thieves.

Since youth, the lad found great joy in hearing the tales of his family's past: of knighthood, of victories, and of craftsmanship. This led him to a clear path for his future: to become like his ancestor and namesake, the forgotten Toymaker Knight Leo Ganton. This, in his mind, created a clear path: to become the best knight and woodcarver he could be, and to someday take on his ancestor's title of Toymaker.

The child took to play sparring with the village children, wandering around where his older brother would be learning to rule the minuscule lands that their family still held. Soon enough, however, the boy learned some in the classroom as well, being his letters, a little math, and a good deal more in woodworking and basic carpentry.

Eventually the Ganton grew through the years, squiring for his father until he gained knighthood in 416 AC.

### Knighthood

The young Ser Leo Ganton was a knight when it was a good time to be one: many were still off in the Stepstones, scouring them of their stock. As such, many a small town and minor lordling needed the aid of a man to protect them alongside other knightly and building duties. For a start as a knight, it was a good one.

Soon the knight began to refine his skills from constant work, and hears of a great tournament, just to the north of his usual clime at Summerhall. Now, it seemed, as great a time as any to be a knight.

### Summerhall

Summerhall, for Ser Leo, was a strange time. During his extended stint at the Targaryen palace he found himself making woodcrafts for noble ladies from two different households, in a contract with Lord Hightower (only to be broken with his death) and a friend in a random sellsword named Parchwood and a one-eyed lady of Stonehouse. He'd also won once against a Morrigen and lost to the corpulent mass of Ser Hugh Hogg.
Mountain Clans of the Vale

**The Mountain Clans of the Vale** are a culture, divided into clans of varying size and strength, who live in the foothills of the Mountains of the Moon, in the Vale of Arryn. Descendants of the First Men, they are considered primitive by the Andals of the Vale.

## Culture

The Mountains of the Moon are home to a population of people who have rejected the authority of the Eyrie and are independent from the rest of the Seven Kingdoms and its feudal society. They believe that every person's voice, regardless of gender, should be heard during councils. Some clans share close bonds. Conflicts between the clans are often resolved by payment of blood money and clansmen are quick to settle personal grievances through violence.

Traditionally poor people with poor quality of weapons and armor. They subsist by raiding local villages, small groups of travelers and will attack even the Lord of the Eyrie if he is not properly protected. They take all weapons, grain, and armor they can find, as well as all women, whether they are wedded or not. Some women participate in raids.

The clansmen ride small horses that are suited to the narrow mountain paths.

## Known Clans

Archmaester Arnel listed the most notorious mountain clans in his work *Mountain and Vale*. These include:[7]

* Black Ears
* Burned Men
* Howlers
* Milk Snakes
* Moon Brothers
* Painted Dogs
* Redsmiths
* Sons of the Mist
* Sons of the Tree
* Stone Crows

There are also smaller clans, but they are often assimilated into larger clans or destroyed by knights of the Vale.

## History

Following the events of the War of the Five Kings and the Second Conquest, many members of the Mountain Clans returned to their homes well armed and well provisioned. The promises of the Imp, Tyrion Lannister, made good during the reign of Tommen Waters, saw their equipment take a significant step in the direction of equalizing them with their Andal foes. For the following years the Mountain Clan vales grew more and more violent and effective, culminating in the destruction of an armed band of Valemen sent to stamp out a supposedly minor clan uprising.

In 320AC, rumours began to arise of a King in the Mountains, who had managed to somehow united the Mountain Clans under a single, unified banner. Though little ever came of this, save a sharp increase in raids and clansman sightings, many for a time feared that a major assault was coming.

As of 338AC, most rumours of the Mountain King had faded. In their place came a renewed feuding among the clans, and brief respite from the various raids that had so bloodied the region.

## Recent Events

For the recent actions of the Mountain Clans, see the War in the Mountains.
Hugor

The second of Rain's children, Hugor, was meant to rectify the mistake of the first. And indeed, he was born whole and strong, a male heir to carry on the clan's future. He is a charming boy, gifted with a silver tongue and a way with words, fluent in the old tongues of the clans, the common speech of Westeros, and the runes of Old Valyria. What his cleverness and vitality fail to mask, however, is an absence of character - even at fourteen, he is a slave to vices, willful, and defiant.
Jason Arryn

Jocelyn Arryn

Arianne Costayne

**Ser Jason Arryn** is the second son of Artys Arryn, the Keeper of the Gates of the Moon. Though he holds no titles beyond his knighthood, he often assists his father in an unofficial capacity.

Like his father before him, Jason's knightly title is more ceremonial than practical. His skill with a sword always paled when compared to his elder brother, but as he matured he developed a more diversified set of talents.

He is smart, but arrogant in his knowledge; cautious, often to the point of cowardice, and tactful to the point of insincerity. Though he has a thorough academic understanding of military leadership, he is distrusted and disrespected by his father's men-at-arms. Jason is more comfortable and capable in refined company, impressing new acquaintances with good etiquette and an articulate tongue - but his acquaintances seldom grow into deeper relationships.

Though he often quarrels with his brother, their rivalry has always been a friendly one. For many years, Jason accepted that Robert stood a better chance of earning an appointment as Keeper, and Artys continues to favor his firstborn. However, Robert's frequent absence from the Gates has allowed Jason to prove his own merits, and in recent years he has begun to covet the appointment for himself.
Myranda Costayne

Jory Costayne †

**Myranda Costayne** is the youngest sister of Arianne Costayne, the Lady of Three Towers. Once a naturally vivacious girl, she still contends with the consequences of the Second Hammer Uprising; the war saw the death of her beloved brother, the exile of her father, and the abrupt end to a betrothal. Hardly acquainted with her eldest sister before her succession, Myranda remains suspicious and resentful of the Lady of Three Towers.
Keres

## Appearance

With an aura of danger around her that would make any man cower in fear, Keres is a tall, slender woman, with sharp, angular features that accent her dark eyes and peaked eyebrows. Full lips, nearly as pale as her skin, and a beak nose tell of her ancestry, and give her a sort of harsh appeal.

## History

Keres Mothaer, once a Bloodletter of the Black Goat, was born in the year 374 to a priest, Tabalsa and his Blood Mother,  Hecate. Keres lived a comfortable life in her youth, she was never hungry and she was never bored. She was taught the language of a far off land as well as the teachings of the Black Goat. She was beautiful, and what man did not want a beautiful woman? Merchants lusted after her from home and from afar. Qohor, Lys, Braavos, many had wanted the Black Goat’s maiden.

One night a man did acquire her. A group had searched every temple until they had found her and took her without alerting anyone. The details between Qohor and Westeros were foggy, or, perhaps after a while she blocked everything out. The young man who took care of her had lightened the experience, though she could never quite enjoy her kidnappers The next thing she remembered were the colors of King’s Landing blinded her eyes. It was different from Qohor, though all she saw was from her window. That window became her solace for many years to come.

Higher and higher she rose in position in the house, from common girl, to head girl, to Myrio’s personal favorite. From there, she rose into power and ownership: the new madame of the Golden Lance.

That boy who had befriended her when she was kidnapped never did leave her. Each year, around the fifth moon, she would wait for his ship. Each year he came back older, taller and handsome. He would bring her presents from Essos: gowns, perfumes, poisons and even girls for the Lance. Their adoration grew, but she knew very well that his only love would be the sea. Though, she did bear him a child, Aiakos, whom he met the next year.

It was good to be madame. She kept the place steady while Myrio was away on business and every year she would leave with Syro to visit her homeland. It may have not been the most prideful of lives, but she enjoyed being important and loved her girls like they were her children.

## Recent Events

Having spent two moons at sea, Keres and Syro (along with an older Aiakos) return to King’s Landing with new cargo.

## Family

 **Father: Talbalsa, Eyes of the Black Goat**
**Mother: Hecate, Blood Mother**

Numerous blood-spawn siblings.

Regular Lover: [Syro]

- Son: Aiakos

Lover: [Myrio Narratys]

## NPCs

* Mei: One of the new girls that the pirate Syro had found for Keres. Mei, from Yi-Ti, is very quiet and shy. The Madame has not broken her into the life of one of the Golden Lance girls.

* Illaya: Called the ‘Painted Lady’ for the numerous tattoos that decorate her fair body, Illaya is Keres’ right hand.
* Wick: Keres’ personal guard, a tanned and intimidating man from Braavos.
Miriam Hill

Sellsword

**Miriam Hill**

## Appearance and Character

A grim woman in her late twenties, Miriam Hill shares the features of her siblings; fair skin, pale blue eyes, and raven hair. Out of her siblings, Miriam resembles their father the most. Miriam boasts a head of short but lush hair with bangs that sweep across her forehead. She is a tall woman whose naturally sturdy frame has been thickened by years of relentless training. Her expression is typically one of pensiveness. As a girl and into early womanhood, Miriam had little to boast in the way of style, if only due to the circumstances of her life instead of an innate lack of taste. Interestingly, as her position furthered, she came to favor muted colors in stronger silhouettes with little in the way of embellishment.

At one point a forgiving eagerness could be found within Miriam, and in the spring of her youth she enjoyed the obliviousness owed to any child. This joy would turn to ash, her forgiving nature sharpened into a harshness made no softer by an even temper. Ambition burns in her eyes, accompanied by a gregariousness baring a cynical underbelly. The strength inside of her is enough to rival the strength of her exterior, withstanding countless trials and tribulations. Though the past consumes much of her thoughts, Miriam is able to look to the future and maintain her drive no matter how relentlessly fatigue and melancholy follow her.

In most of her relationships, Miriam favors the role of protector. She is most protective of her siblings no matter the space that separates them.

Though never married, Miriam is far from maidenhood.
House Waxley

## House Information

### Sigil

Six candles, white with red flames, within silver candle holders, on a grey field within a black border(Cendrée, six candles white in holders argent inflamed gules, within a bordure sable)

## Historic Information

### Culture

Valeman

**House Waxley of Wickenden** is a noble house from Wickenden in the south of the Vale. They are sworn to House Arryn of The Eyrie. The head of the House takes the title *The Knight of Wickenden*. The current head of the House is Ser Stannis Waxley, and his son Ser Yohn Waxley is his heir. Ser Stannis is the head of a large and full Household.

House Waxley's words are *Light in Darkness.* The House's Coat of Arms is six white lit candles on a grey field with a black border, which is indicative of Wickenden's scented candle making industry.

## Current members of House Waxley

Family Tree

Ser Stannis Waxley, Knight of Wickenden and head of House Waxley. Born 398 AC.

* Married Lady Catelyn Waxely, nee Vance, his wife. Born in 396 AC. They have eight children together:
	+ Ser Yohn Waxley, his eldest son and heir. Born 414 AC. Married to Lyra Pryor, born 415. Together they have two children:
		- Jeyne Waxley, born 435 AC.
		- Edmund Waxley, born 437 AC.
	+ Catelyn Waxley, born 416 AC.
	+ Ser Peyton Waxley, born 418 AC.
	+ Leona Waxley, born 424 AC. Twin sister of Lysa.
	+ Lysa Waxley, born 424 AC. Twin Sister of Leona.
	+ Kyle Waxley, born 426 AC. A page of Lord Edmund Vance.
	+ Lyndon Waxley, born 429 AC. A squire of Lord Tristifer Mooton.
	+ Jocasta Waxley, born 432 AC.
* Ser Preston Waxley Stannis's brother, born 401 AC. Castellan of Wickenden. Married Ravella Wylde, born 408. Together they have 3 children:
	+ Percival Waxley, born 425 AC. Squire of Lord Jasper Waynwood.
	+ Alys Waxley, born 428 AC.
	+ Petyr Waxley, born 431 AC.
* Axell Waxely, Stannis's brother, born 403 AC. Maester of the Citadel.
* Shella Waxley, Stannis's sister, born 406 AC.
* Joanna Waxley, Stannis's cousin, born 394 AC.
* Ser Robert Waxley, Stannis's cousin, born 395 AC. Married Talla Lipps, born 397. Together they have one child:
	+ Ser Harold Waxley, born 417 AC.
* Ser Jon Waxley, Stannis's cousin, born 401 AC. Sworn Brother of Night's Watch.
* Ser Osric Waxley, Stannis's cousin, born 403 AC.
* Lucy Waxley, Stannis's cousin, born 405 AC.
Isembard Celtigar

Isembard Celtigar is the current patriarch of House Celtigar, and regent of Claw Isle.

## Appearance and Personality

Isembard is a tall and lanky man, but his long limbs are corded with lean muscle and possessed of a surprising dexterity. Fair-skinned, Isembard's strawberrt-blond hair and blue-grey eyes are more reminiscent of his house's recent ethnic divergence than the more iconic Westerosi Valyrian features. He complements his short hair with a neat beard of the same colour.

Isembard once bore a jovial and carefree attitude, which has been dampened somewhat by recent tragedy and hardship. Still, he wears a smile more often than not. An expert captain and skilled warrior, Isembard also has a good head for commerce and the engineering of ships from his years sailing the Narrow Sea and beyond.

## Early Life

Isembard was the younger son and third child of Lord Daemon Celtigar. While his older brother Alton inherited lordship of the isle and the house, Isembard pursued his knighthood, honed his skills as a ship captain, and enjoyed the freedom that being a second son afforded him. He spent several years abroad as a sellsail and independent merchant captain, sailing to such far-away destinations as the Port of Ibben, Tall Trees Town, and great Volantis. He did not marry, but fathered at least one pair of bastards whom he acknowledged and took into his care: his twin children Marwyn and Aelinor.

## Tragedy and Inheritance

Isembard came into *de facto* lordship of Claw Isle through a tragedy he wished he could have averted. While returning from a trade mission to the Free City of Myr, Lord Alton's ship was set upon by corsairs sailing forth from the Stepstones. No ransom demands were ever made; the ship was lost with all hands, including Lord Alton, his son and heir Ser Aethan, and his youngest son Mathis.

With the primary male line of House Celtigar effectively exterminated, Isembard was summoned back to his home under the worst of circumstances imaginable. In the style of other Westerosi Valyrian lords, Isembard declined the lordship but instead agreed to serve as short-term regent and advisor of Claw Isle until his niece - Lord Alton's daughter Lady Teora - came of age and was ready to rule in her own right.

## Family

~~Lord Daemon Celtigar~~ (371 - 422 AC)

~~m. Alys Stokeworth~~ (374 - 430 AC)

* ~~Lord Alton Celtigar~~ (403 - 439 AC)
* m. Mariah Sunglass (b. 402 AC)
	+ ~~Aethan Celtigar~~ (421 - 439 AC)
	+ Teora Celtigar (b. 422 AC)
	+ Lyra Waters (b. 424 AC)
	+ ~~Mathis Celtigar~~ (424 - 439 AC)

* Prunella Celtigar (b. 405 AC)
* m. Lorent Wylde (b. 406 AC)
	+ Jeyne Wylde (b. 428 AC)
	+ Bartimos Wylde (b. 429 AC)
	+ Raymund Wylde (b. 433 AC)

* **Ser** **Isembard Celtigar (b. 407 AC)**
	+ Marwyn Waters (b. 426 AC)
	+ Aelinor Waters (b. 426 AC)
Jeremy Drinkwater

Jeremy Drinkwater is the heir of house Drinkwater, full of youth and with a lust for adventure Jeremy is less a fan of courts then he is sailing the green blood and drinking in the wines and beauties of Dorne.

## Appearance and Character

Jeremy is lean and atheletic, the body of an active sailour. Not harsh to look at, but he is no Lyseni pillow boy. His green eyes and thin lips tend to betray his mirth at japes or excitement. His hair is often a mess of rough and short cut sandy blonde, he is more  often then not freckled from the sun. He keeps himself clean shaven as he only grows a thin pale blonde moustache and a patchy beard when it grows out. Jeremy is often restless and longs for what he does not or can not have. While msot of his interests are fleeting every so often somethign catches his eye and becomes an obsession for him. His fleeting and practical nature can sometimes lead his actions to appear cruel, such as oft handingly disgarding a lover once he has had his fill.

## History

Jeremy persuaded his family to allow him to travel in his youth so that he might learn more from seeing the world then reading about it, with the head of his house in fine health Jeremy has been on the road for over a year and a half, occasionally sending word or visiting his family. Much of this time he has spent along the Greenblood or the trades roads.

## Meta

Played by /u/Hazelcaybara  discord= Happybara
Malazza mo Zahrina

## Introduction

Malazza was born in Astapor, and as a young girl was traded to the Temple of the Graces there. She started out as a mere kitchen worker, until the Green Grace took notice of her talents and began training her.

## Appearance and Character

Malazza is stern and calm in her expression, only ever really breaking this demeanor when expressing anger or passion for her religion. Her eyes seem to be older than she herself is, with small wrinkles at the corners and a weary tiredness to them.

Malazza is also very impatient, with more things and people (unless they are any status above her), and is given to complaining at any (in her opinion) reasonable opportunity.

## History

385 AC: At the age of eight, Malazza is traded into the Temple of the Graces, by a man who's face or name she doesn't remember, he was simply one of the many slave traders.

386 AC: After a year of serving in the kitchens, cleaning, bringing food to the Graces, etc, the Green Grace herself (high priestess of the Temple of Graces) realizes Malazza has an interesting personality and could become a fine Grace, and thus decides to train her.

388 AC: Two years of training, watching the Graces at their work, Malazza has a goal in mind. The Blue Graces, Healers of the Temple, she finds to be the most beautiful, fascinating and helpful. She wishes to become one.

389 AC: Malazza, at the age of twelve, is at last called aside by the Green Grace to be assigned her color. She was not born noble, and thus could not be a White Grace, and the Green Grace thought she had plenty of Pink Graces. The Gold Graces, who attended to the Red Graces were too old a station for her. She could of course be a Red Grace, but the Green Grace found that did not suit her.

Malazza expresses her want to be a Blue Grace, but is denied. The Green Grace, seeing no real need for anymore Healers, realizes the Temple, and by further extension their religion, has a need to expand. Thus, she places Malazza in the position of ministering for the Temple of the Graces. She becomes a Purple Grace.

399 AC: Malazza spends ten years ministering to the people of Astapor and the other slaver cities, being the Temple of the Grace's outside voice.

405 AC: The Green Grace calls Malazza to the Temple of the Graces to give her a mission. She assigns her the duty of spreading the Harpy religion to Westeros, as best she can. The Green Grace sends a White Grace, a young girl, with her to attend her in her mission.

407 AC: Malazza and her attending White Grace arrive in Greenshield, an island in The Reach.

## Family

No existing family members are known to Malazza.
House Thorne

House Thorne is a knightly house from the Crownlands that resides in Thornekeep, near King's Landing. It owes loyalty to House Targaryen of King's Landing. Its current head is Jon Thorne.

## Fifth Century AC

### 418

Ser Jon Thorne led his house south to Summerhall, where it would attend the Tournament at Summerhall. He and his family attended the masquerade ball.

## Members of House Thorne

### Present Members

* Ser Jon Thorne
	+ Ser Simon Thorne, Queen's Justice and heir. b. 391.
	+ Alliser Thorne, his second son. b. 395.
	+ Myranda Thorne, his first daughter and third child. b. 400.
	+ Rickard Thorne, his third son and fourth child. b. 403.
* Balon Thorne
	+ Merrett Thorne, his son. b. 401/

### Past Members

* Ser {Alliser Thorne}, former member of the Night's Watch. Once Master-at-Arms at Castle Black.
* Ser {Rickard Thorne}, a former knight of the Kingsguard.
Jocelyn Arryn

Roslin Arryn

Arianne Costayne

**Jocelyn Arryn** is the youngest daughter of Artys Arryn, the Keeper of the Gates of the Moon. Though little is intended for her future beyond a typical noble marriage, she has in recent years proved useful to her father's administration of the Gates, developing a thorough understanding of the proper maintenance of a castle.

Small and thin, she is decidedly more delicate than her siblings and cousins. Though she shares their fondness for nature and sport, she is rather lackluster at every physical pursuit. Instead her talents lend themselves toward more cerebral aspirations; she is well educated and fond of the arts. Jocelyn channels her admiration of natural beauty into her more creative and solitary endeavors, weaving remarkably detailed tapestries that depict the landscapes of the Vale.

As much as she indulges in solitary pursuits, however, Jocelyn is nevertheless reasonably outgoing and charismatic. A sense of humor coupled with a sense of humility render her an agreeable presence, though they often conceal her envy.

As a young girl, Jocelyn was frequently bedridden with illness. Under such circumstances, she had ample time for learning and daydreaming alike. While often ignored by her middle siblings, she received regular attention from her eldest brother, who riveted her with his stories and taught her how to ride horses.

Her health stabilized as she entered adolescence, and she became particularly close with her youngest cousins, the twins Jon and Alyssa. Her close friendship with Alyssa, however, was largely characterized by subservience and imitation. Jocelyn admired her talent with a bow, her rapport with animals, and her bold, adventurous spirit. All of these she attempted to emulate, seldom with any success.

She was easily coerced by her more energetic cousin, who often persuaded her into mischievous risks that usually resulted in embarrassment, injury or discipline. Jocelyn's poor stamina made it difficult for her to keep up with Jon and Alyssa during their outdoor wanderings; she relied on the guidance and support of her brother Robert during these treks through the mountains.

With the advent of her maturity, Jocelyn at last came to accept her shortcomings and embrace her distinctive strengths. Though Artys Arryn only intended to teach his sons to manage the upkeep of the Gates of the Moon, his work has been dutifully observed by his youngest daughter. Owing to the frequent absences of Artys' favored son, he came to rely on the assistance of his other children. While never one to flaunt such knowledge, the seemingly fragile Jocelyn has cultivated a remarkable understanding of castle fortifications.
House Woolfield

House Woolfield is a noble house from the North. As long as history goes back, House Woolfield has been sworn to House Manderly as ever loyal vassals. Throughout generations, Woolfields have married into the Manderly house, keeping the relationship between vassal and liege strong.

## Recent History

### Late Fourth Century

Towards the end of the fourth century AC, House Woolfield was still a small house but through ambitious and powerful leaders, began making head ways to gain power and prestige with the other Northern houses.

Just before the Hammer Uprising, a series of lazy and ineffectual lords took helm of the House. These pitiful men drove what little power and prestige the previous lords of Ramsgate built and drove it back to the ground.

With Torghen Woolfield taking over as Lord of the house, this trend continued: the man grew up spoiled and fat and refused to give up his gluttonous upbringing even during difficult times like the Great Famine.

### Fifth Century

The Fifth Century saw the continued downward spiral of the Woolfield's power. By the time of the Second Hammer Uprising the Woolfield name had all but become a joke spoken from the lowest of the common folk to the rest of the Northern nobles.

When the Starks and the rest of the North finally joined the fighting in the Riverlands, Torghen reluctantly answered the call. During the "Siege of Oldstones", Torghen's complete ineptitude at resembling anything of a leader reared it's ugly head: the Woolfield line broke under the slightest of pressure from the rebels and multiple Woolfield nobles were killed in the skirmishing.

With Torghen's and Brandon's death, Ramsgate was passed down to Wayne Woolfield, a man determined to break the unfortunate and destructive traditions that his small house found itself succumbing to.
Maelys Sunderland

Daemon Sunderland

Alanis Sunderland

Maelys Sunderland is the fifth child and third son of Prince Aegon Targaryen of Summerhall and Lady Milanna Sunderland. He is the captain of the *Judicator.*

## Appearance

Maelys is blonde with blue eyes, being the shortest of his brothers but still taller than his sister Alanis. While Daemon is built like a warrior and Aelyx is build like a sailor, Maelys is neither with a slender frame that holds neither great strength or weakness. He is clever and witty, choosing words as his weapons, though he can swing a sword just as well as any other man.

## History

Born in 416 AC, Maelys was the last of the children of Aegon and Milanna. He was surrounded by his family growing up, playing and fighting with his siblings. He was especially close with his mother. He was fostered by Lord Torrent on Littlesister during his youth until he was sent back home following an incident with Lord Torrent's daughter and several stableboys.

Maelys was never as strong a fighter as his older brothers though he made up for it with his quickness in both speed and tongue. Many a Sunderland knight or man at arms would be sent into fits of laughter following an insult by the youngest Sunderland onto his older siblings or parents.

Following the death of his mother, Maelys was nearly inconsolable for a moon, his rage against those that killed her lead him to helping his brothers against acts of piracy on the Three Sisters. The death of his father and Mira's betrayal of the family at the tail end of 434 AC hit him hard as well, though it would also strengthen his resolve to rid the waters of piracy and scum.

He was given command of the *Judicator,* one of the new warships built by his brother in the wake of the Betrayal. His brother Aelyx rewarded him for his efforts by appointing him as the Steward of Sunderland Castle, assisting Maester Archibald in any way he can.
Myrcella Brax

A young Myrcella

Shaera Lannister

Tyrek Lannister

Meredyth Brax

Delonne Brax (deceased)

Lady Myrcella Lannister née Brax was the Lady of Castemere. She was born the youngest to Ser Lucias Prester and Rona Brax, alongside a twin sister, Delonne.

She was the wife of Tygett Lannister, Lord of Castamere, and was the mother of his four children, including the infamous Criston Lannister and Shaera Oakeart née Lannister.
Lyssa Blackwood

Lyssa Blackwood is the eldest daughter of Dorian Blackwood and Alysanne Blackwood. A spirited young lady growing into a clever and ambitious woman, she has great desires to further her position and that of her family in whatever ways she can. At ten-n-four, she has lived the majority of her life at Raventree Hall, but yearns for some adventure beyond.

## Appearance and Character

Lyssa stands at 5'6" with the potential to grow a little more before achieving her full height. She is slender of frame, fuller where a growing girl would normally be fuller, with a long mane of dark, black hair that hangs thickly to her waist. Pale of flesh and eyes, with high and defined cheekbones as the chunkiness of youth melted away, she has certainly become a beauty around the Hall.

The girl often takes to lighter colors, unlike many of her kin, preferring whites and soft gray colors to match her skin and eyes more oft than not. She wore both dresses and tunic with pants alike, though the latter was most often seen when she was tending to her small flower garden off the Godswood of Raventree Hall.

She is ever quick to smile or make a jape, and has been called kind and clever from time to time.

## History

### Early Life

Lyssa was born in 393 AC following her more sickly brother, Ambrose, from the year prior. She was a healthy babe, much to the relief of her mother, and that general health has stayed with her into her childhood and beyond.

As a child, she was what could be described as robust or chubby. Her sweet disposition made it easy to swindle extra treats from the kitchen staff. During her studies, she enjoyed learning of history and other houses of the realm, as well as horticulture. This enjoyment of plants, particularly flowers, led her to begging for her own garden to tend at the age of 8. And so it was granted to her, off of the Godswood.

As she grew older, and taller, what chubbiness there was seemed dissipate, blossoming the girl into a slender and graceful adolescent.

### The Garden

Her garden was her pride and joy, an escape into a land of lovely petals and sweet smells. She tended to it personally, not minding the dirt and mulch and fertilizer (though she would never gather the fertilizer herself). Roses, Dragon's Breath, Lady's Lace, Nightshade, Eveningstar, Lilac and more could be found there.
Jaenara Zyran

Jaenara Zyran was the second daughter of Daeron Zyran and his sister-wife, Halaena Zyran, thus making Jaenara a member of House Zyran. She was born in the family fortress of Rockbone in the city of Lys. She was later married to her cousin Aelyx Zyran, the first male son, and second child of her uncle, Maekar Zyran. This was an attempt by Gaen and Tarsya to bring closer both sides of the family as Halaena and Maekar did not have a close relationship. With her husband Aelyx she had one daughter known as Daena Zyran. Sadly, she died at the age of 22, moments after giving birth to her daughter Daena due to childbirth complications.

She was known in her brief life to have been a beautiful woman with a quick sense of humor. However, she suffered from some respiratory issues since she was born. Either alergies or asma that caused her some health issues. However, this didnt take much out from her and she was known to be very close to her friends. To be always forgiving mistakes of others but of a rather impatient nature. She also was known to show restraint when she had too.

Jaenara sadly didnt live long, and soon her husband remarry to Visenya Adeyon. The care of Daena fell under the shoulders of Aelyx, who was helped in the task by Dalysanne of Lys, her step-mother Visenya and her mother's sister, Rhaenyra Zyran.