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Harmon I Durrandon

Elyn Storm

**Harmon I Durrandon** reigned in the aftermath of the shocking defeat of the Kingdom of the Storm at the hands of the Kingdom of the Rock in 82 AA. He would rule until his death in 92 AA.

## Reign of King Harmon I Durrandon

King Harmon I would move quickly to put an end to the war between House Durrandon and House Lannister of Casterly Rock. In order to strike a lasting peace, King Harmon I offered the hand of his last remaining cousin in the line of King Monfryd VI-- Princess Argella Durrandon, named for the legendary Storm Queen. King Lannister had already been wed and already had heirs, no children of the marriage would come close to ruling Casterly Rock.

For a wife King Harmon I took Lady Willow Wylde, a lithe young woman who bore him two sons, Rolland and Durran. Harmon ruled well for the years following the ill-conceived war with the Westermen, but whilst out hunting in 92 AA he would be killed in the Stormwood, ironic victim of a deer's attack. His death resulted in the third regency in one hundred years for the Kingdom.
Hidak's Circle

Hidak's Circle is a small Ghiscari mercenary company based primarily in Slaver's Bay.

## History

They originally started as a group of guardsman for Irmihl mo Shelk, a high-ranking member of the Yunkai oligarchy of Wise Masters. In 273AA, the Captain of the Guard, Shazmal na Pazzun was caught in the act of deflowering his master's first-born daughter. After his execution, the guardsman were banished from entering the city, and have roamed Essos performing contracts since.
Gregor I Lannister

**Gregor I Lannister** was King of the Kingdom of the Rock from 219AA to 285AA. He was known as "The Golden." Inherited the Golden Throne at the age of 4. Ended his own regency at the age of 14. Was known as a just and fair king, with wisdom far beyond his years. Won decisive victories against House Gardener when they pushed into the West, and cowed the Ironborn when claimants to a Kingsmoot tried to take Lannister gold. Under his rule, the coffers will full, and an entire generation of Westerman did not know the horrors of war. Died at the age of 69 after a long and glorious reign.
Festival of Prosperity

The Festival of Prosperity is an annual event that takes place in the Free City of Pentos, and is intended to bring prosperity to the city for another year by the ritual deflowering of the Maidens of Sea and Field by the Prince of Pentos, as well as a series of celebrations.

It runs for the duration of the first moon each year.

## Format

The celebrations run for the entirety of a moon, and is split into four, relatively non-discrete phases that roughly correspond with each week included.

* The Seeding of the Fields - the first week of celebrations takes it theme from the first of the two maidens to be deflowered, the Maiden of the Fields. It is customary for those wealthy enough to do so to wear clothes of green, yellow and brown, and carry pouches of seeds around their neck. Every time they meet an individual who does not share in their colour scheme, it is customary to shower the person in a small handful of said seeds, in an attempt to shame them for their lack of revelry.
* The Taming of the Seas - the second week of festivities takes a similar approach to the first week, but browns and greens are traded for fabrics of blue and grey, and the pouch of seeds for a pocket filled with salt crystals.
* The Carousal of the People - the third week of celebration is more inclusive of the city as a whole, and includes a day when no free man may work or toil, instead their focus should be only on food, drink and music. This day of rest does not typically extend to the free-bond servants of the city.
* The Revelry of the Prince - the final week of roistering centres around a great party hosted by the Prince himself, to which all that own land within the city are welcome to attend and enjoy. Musicians and performers play at all hours of the day, but the Prince is barred from partaking until the final day, in representation to his dedication to the city's wellbeing.
Dagger Lake

Volantis

Dagger Lake is a large lake formed by the confluence of the rivers Rhoyne and Qhoyne in western Essos. At Dagger Lake the Qhoyne comes rushing in, full of gold and amber from the Axe and pine-cones from the Forest of Qohor. Northeast of Dagger Lake are the ruins of Ar Noy, while along its western banks are the Golden Fields.

Dagger Lake is full of islands where pirates lurk in hidden caves and secret strongholds.

## History

The War on Dagger Lake was one of the Rhoynish Wars between the Rhoynar and the Valyrian Freehold.

During the Century of Blood, Qohor and Norvos broke Volantene power on the Rhoyne in a battle involving fire galleys on Dagger Lake.
Corlys I Celtigar

**Corlys I Celtigar** was the third King of the Kingdom of the Claw. He was a just man, to a fault some would say. He ruled from 61AA to 87AA. Corlys married Verona Velaryon to finally stitch old wounds between the two Valyrian houses. His death left the region a unstable, resulting an invasion by King Tristifer I Fletcher.
Deria II Martell

**Princess Deria II Martell** was the twelfth Princess of the Principality of Dorne, succeeding her mother in 195AA, ruling until 217AA.

Deria was much like her ancestor Deria I Martell, she was strong willed and fierce-some, a true warrior maid. She fought off Essosi Pirates, finishing off what Cletus IV Yronwood had started.
Elia I Martell

**Princess** **Elia I Martell** was the seventh Princess of the Principality of Dorne. She was a sweet and kindly ruler, who ruled over a relative peace within her lands. She ruled from 124AA to 137AA after her mother died of lovers pox. Elia Martell was not as promiscuous as her mother, but held several paramours all the same.

She was known as "The Sweet."
Anders Yronwood

Alys Yronwood

Olyvar Yronwood

Gwyneth Yronwood

Ysilla Yronwood

Anders Yronwood is the second of Yoren IV Yronwood and Arianne Fowler

Anders, unlike his brothers and sisters, lacks the regular blonde hair of House Yronwood, taking after his grandmother, Priscilla Uller.

Anders is known as "The Red Sword of the Bloodroyal", for training under the Lord-Commander of the Bloodguard in his youth, and for slaying a countless amount of Stormlanders in the Second Battle of the Boneway during The Storm War, after Ser Beric Toyne slew his brother Cletus.

A deeply reserved man, quiet around others unlike his older brother. Despite this, he is devoted to his family and his kingdom.

He made friends with Prince Arthur Dayne during The Storm War.

He was made Lord of the Tower of Joy in 299 AA by hisbrother.
Davos Osgrey

Davos Osgrey is the firstborn son of Horran Osgrey and Margaery Beesbury.

Davos Osgrey is the heir of the heir and currently stands second-in-line to inherit Coldmoat. Davos is known to ride a black horse named Fall. Notably, Davos won a joust at a harvest festival and claimed Rita Tarly as his Queen of Love and Beauty.

## Appearance and Character

When one thinks of a gallant knight, Davos almost perfectly fits the stereotype. Comely, soft blue eyes and long brown hair with a beautiful mount to match. Though his build is rather slender, he has a surprising amount of strength behind his lanky arms and skinny shoulders, almost as if the muscle were shrouded.

Davos is quick to laugh, and equally quick to anger. Though he has never seen a battlefield, due to his skill on a horse, he thinks of himself highly. Davos enjoys hunting, and has vowed to catch a lion and a bear.

He often wears green chequy clothing at events, and in tourneys, his helm bears resemblance to a lion.

## Biography

The life of a squire
was hard; long days out in the sun, bruises and calluses on his
otherwise soft hands, yet after years of blood sweat and tears, Davos
Osgrey earned his knighthood Davos often recalls the proudest moment
of his life as being the day where he was knighted, in the eyes of
gods and men, by his Tutor Rowan Tarly. Despite the fact he was
average on foot, Davos displayed an excellency on the back of his
first horse, sunshine. For the duration of his child-hood, he spent
his days beneath the shadows of Rowan, and it was here where he would
meet Rita Tarly, the woman he would court in his later life.

He has three siblings,
and though he is distant from them due the fact he warded in the
halls of Horn Hill, he holds them dear to himself.

On a summers day in
Highgarden, famous knights from all around the Reach jousted, yet it
was the young Osgrey that rose triumphant, declaring Rita Tarly his
Queen of Love and Beauty. His grandfather grows old, and his father's
mental state deteriorates. Which begs the question, when will Davos
inherit?
Eintagsfliege

* Design
* Schematics

The **Eintagsfliege** (阻電攪乱型アインタークスフリーゲ,, *Aintākusufurīge*?) is the Electronic Disruption Type Legion unit, and also the smallest one. With the shape and size of a butterfly, its small enough to fit in a human hand palm. Its name derives from the German word that stands for *Mayfly*.

It is a unit specialized in radio jamming. Its wings emit powerful electromagnetic waves capaple of jamming enemy communications by deflecting and disrupting other electromagnetic waves of all kinds, light included. The exposition of a living body to its waves at close range could likely lead to fatal injury.

## Description

They are the cornerstone of the Legion offensive, spreading out before an attack to jam radar and communications, masking the size and location of the Legion force. They are deployed above the battlefield in huge "clouds" that blot out the sun, casting a long shadow. The multilayered deployment of these metal clouds allows the Legion to rapidly cooling the atmosphere, oppressing a certain area of ​​enemy territory by preventing sunlight from reaching the surface.

They are an extremely important contingent to the ground Legion, that are the main offensive forces. At least one Eintagsfliege is always associated with at least one Legion unit in order to ensure connection to the Wide Area Network. They shower the ground with silver scale-like particles, resembling powdered snow, which regenerates the micromachines that served as both the Legion's lifeblood and their nervous system.

They are also capable of taking offensive action against enemy aircrafts, swarming directly into their engines, destroying them from the inside. Therefore, along with the Stachelschwein with its antiair cannons, they made infiltrating the Legion’s airspace incredibly difficult and obsolete.

As its name suggests, a notable drawback of the Eintagsfliege is its extremely short battery life, to the point where it's common to see Eintagsfliegen fall out of the sky after running out of power during a military operation. However, due to the Eintagsfliege's small size and ease of production, they are often rapidly replenished en mass by the Legion's automated factories.

## Schematics

The Eintagsfliege consists of four distinct functional parts:

* **A front part:** includes a battery and an electric motor powered by it.
* **A rear part:** includes a flight control chip equipped with a stabilizer.
* **Heat-emitting fin:** arched intermediate part that joins the front and rear ones. Like other Legion in form and function, it dissipates heat.
* **Wings:** they are connected to the front part's motor and act also as antennas. They are made of aluminum alloy and rips easily.

## Trivia

* There is an Eintagsfliege production site in the depths of the Dragon Fang Mountain.

## References

1. ↑ Volume 5 Chapter 3
2. ↑ Volume 5 Chapter 1
3. ↑ Volume 1 Chapter 2
4. ↑ Volume 6 Chapter 1
5. ↑ Volume 6 Introduction
6. ↑ Volume 5 Chapter 1
Grazdan the Golden

Grazdan, known among the smallfolk and slaves of Slaver's Bay as Grazdan the Golden, was an Unsullied warrior responsible for a widespread slave uprising.

## The Slave Revolts

The Slave Revolts of Grazdan the Golden are the most recent in a number of attempted slave revolts, and by far the most successful. Started by Grazdan in 297AA, the Unsullied warrior rallied his brothers in arms to rise up against their masters, quickly liberating thousands of slaves throughout the city. Swarming through the Plaza of Pain, they were joined by a number of pitfighters, who then set the Plaza of Punishment ablaze, granting mercy to those slaves too weak to save.

With the City Watch primarily made of slaves, Grazdan and his liberated army marched free from Astapor without interruption and went on to start similar uprisings in Yunkai and Meereen. For five moons, the followers of Grazdan the Golden swelled in number to nearly twenty-thousand, before they are set upon by a sellsword army hired by the Masters.

Two-fifths were slaughtered, the vast remaining resubjugated, but Grazdan's body was never recovered, leading many of the recaptured slaves to speculate that one day, maybe, he may return to free them once more.
Edgar I Yronwood

### Titles

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

## Family Information

### Children

Cletus YronwoodYsilla Yronwood

**Edgar I Yronwood** was the Bloodroyal and the third King of the Kingdom of the Greenbelt. He ruled from 28AA to 51AA and died from wounds taken in a battle with King Argilac X Durrandon following an invasion of the Stormlands in 49 AA. He would duel King Argilac personally, and each would mortally wound the other. The two Kings died a day apart, King Argilac on the last day of 50 AA and King Edgar on the first of 51 AA.

He gained his moniker of "The Kindly" through his work to further unify his young kingdom. Edgar is often cited amongst Maesters as one of the best Kings produced by the Greenbelt. Though he was named "The Kindly" and was considered a pious and mild mannered man, he was never afraid to fight for what was right or to defend his people. With Scarab in his hands, he was one of the fiercest warriors in Westeros.
Cletus II Yronwood

### Titles

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

## Family Information

### Children

Jeyne YronwoodGwyneth Yronwood

**Cletus II Yronwood** was the Bloodroyal and the sixth King of the Kingdom of the Greenbelt. He was an average king who sent his brothers eldest son, William Yronwood, to defend the Kingdom against House Durrandon. He only produced daughters, leading to the succession conflict within House Yronwood following his death known as the War of the Women. He was the only Bloodroyal not to wield Scarab, Prince William being the one to wield it. Maesters would later claim this was a sign of his unworthiness.

He was a quiet king, never speaking much in his councils. He was also not a warrior, sending his nephew William to defend against a Durrandon invasion rather than going himself. At the end of that invasion, he fell ill and died.
Corlys II Celtigar

**Corlys II Celtigar** was the eighth King of the Kingdom of the Claw. He ruled from 146AA to 158AA. Corlys returned many trade practices back to the Claw, restoring much of the wealth of his Kingdom. He died in a vain attempt to reconquer Dragonstone.

Soft spoken and pale of skin, many considered Corlys more bastard then noble, but never to his face. He was also the first signs of fertility problems that oft plagued Valyrian Nobles beginning to infect the Celtigar bloodline.
Benjen XIV Stark

Jeor Stark

**Benjen XIV Stark** would rule through both the First and Second Barrow Prince Rebellions in 184 AA and 194 AA, though he would have a regent through each-- King Benjen XIV would come into his throne at the tender age of ten years.

## Regency & Reign

King Benjen XIV Stark would become known as King Benjen the Bloody, as his reign would be among the bloodier in the history of the North. His ascension began in tandem with the First Barrow Prince Rebellion, and he would be King during the civil war. It would be on the orders of his regent that Syrus Snow would be hanged alongside his brothers Corin and Cregan.

It would be in the immediate aftermath of the end of his regency that the Second Barrow Prince Rebellion would begin, and King Benjen XIV would demonstrate his ineptitude before the whole of the North by rushing out to meet the remaining brothers of Syrus Snow and being roundly defeated by them. Lord Umber would arrive and save the North from civil war by dashing the rebels against the walls of Winterfell and killing the remaining Barrow Princes, Glendon, Uthor, and Veyon.

Dishonor would follow King Benjen XIV, however. As his pride smarted after his public humiliation at the hands of his bastard great-uncles, he sought a way to restore his standing before the Lords of the North. This would be the birth of the Bloody Wolf's War, beginning in 219 AA.

The Crossing would fall rapidly due to the surprising nature of the North's attack. Most of House Frey's lands and House Mallister's, too, would fall under the banner of House Stark. This would be where King Benjen XIV's luck left him. What followed would be a drawn-out succession of bloody, indecisive battles. Thousands died for no territorial gain or loss, and King Benjen XIV grew desperate. He launched an assault on the walls of Seagard, and there he would perish at the hands of Lord Mallister himself.

As the Northern host nearly routed, Donnel Snow would take *Ice* and lead the Northmen to victory at Seagard. King Benjen XIV's ill-conceived war would be ended by his son, King Rickard VII Stark, that very year.
Draconys

Draconys is a ruined city found on the southern coast of the broken Valyrian Peninsula.

## History

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

Argrave Lyberr is the heir of House Lyberr and one of the knights of the Order of the Greenhand.

## Appearance

Rugged from a life of combat, both in the organised war sense, and in the skirmishes a warrior faces while hunting bandit, Argrave has a face that shows it- and a missing eye that can attest to his service. With a shaved beard and tightly cropped hair, his face is built to make sure he can fit a helmet, without having to worry about it pulling any of his hair out.

## History

Life never came easy to Argrave. A warrior family breeds warrior sons, and so he became a warrior. Neither protest nor begging would spare him the training that broke the young man into a hardened warrior, snuffing out what might have blossomed into morality, a sense of self. His father made *sure* of that. He wanted the best for all his sons, whether they wanted it or not, and his relentless training broke the young man into a beserker, able to wield a two-handed blade with ease. But when the work grew too hard, and Argrave felt like his bones would break were he subject to another beating, he'd saddle his horse and ride off, and would lie in the meadow for hours, strumming a lute he'd bought under his father's nose. The Old Man would've never approved of such a "womanly" hobby, so Argrave's true love was kept hidden in a box under his bed. He built himself a shell, a husk he would use to make his father *think* he'd bred the killing machine he wanted, the warrior sons to carry on the bloodline through death and fire... Meanwhile, his true self blossomed in the shade, hidden away. A man that loved the arts, reading, and studying the political battlefield- something his mother would quietly assist him in, guiding him into a two-faced man...

But, Lords come and Lords go, and a clogged blood vessel made sure his father went when the Stranger called; and it was Argrave's Brother Otto that took his late father's pedestal. The man never learned of his brother's secret life, and neither did anyone besides his mother. And when the War of the Trident broke out and the two brothers went to make their name proud, it was the younger Argrave that returned with honours, having been promoted to Knighthood and raised to the King's own Order alongside his younger brother Lancel -who had also distinguised himself on the field- not long after. But for all that is gained, something equal must be lost- and the gods decided to take his eye... Years of hunting bandits with his father and then brother led to that point, and it was now all culminating. Distinguised as a warrior- his mental side might see more use now he was in the higher echelons of the world...
Coldmoat

Coldmoat, also called Coldmoat Castle, is a castle of House Webber and former of House Osgrey in the north of the Reach.

## Layout

Coldmoat has crenellated outer walls standing thirty feet high with towers at each of the corners. It is surrounded by a moat. The lion of House Osgrey is carved in checkered squares in the stone above Coldmoat's gates, although it has been worn down by the elements.

Within Coldmoat's yard are kennels, stables, a smithy, and a seven-sided wooden sept with windows of leaded glass. The audience chamber of the Webber is decorated with tapestries of battles and tourneys, and the stone floors are covered with rushes. Coldmoat also contains a maester's tower.

The castle can support twenty times as many smallfolk as Standfast.The landscape near Coldmoat contains fields of barley, wheat, and corn, as well as six orchards of apples, apricots, and pears. The Webbers are proud of their horse breeding as well.

## History

Once the greatest of the four castles of House Osgrey, Coldmoat was raised by Lord Perwyn the Proud. However, the castle was taken from the family by Gwayne XI Gardener and given to House Webber.
Edmund II Gardener

Olenna Gardener

Gordan Gardener

Alysanne Gardener

Amarei Gardener

**Edmund II Gardener** was King of the Kingdom of the Reach from 279AA to 280AA. His two sons died of sickness in 271AA and 277AA respectively, throwing him into a depression he never recovered from. A year into his reign, he died of sickness, though many bards sing he died from grief.

He was known as "The Unlucky."
Gordan II Gardener

Amarei Gardener

**Gordan II Gardener** was King of the Kingdom of the Reach from 18AA to 47AA. He was a wise ruler and a fierce warrior. He ended the war with the Kingdom of the Stormlands after the death of his eldest brother Otto I Gardener in a duel with King Durran XXVII Durrandon. He returned to the Reach with lost lands and the body of his brother.

In the Riverlands, he lost all the territory the Reach gained in the invasion of the Riverlands, during The Fletcher Rebellion.
Bloodstone

Bloodstone is the largest of the fourteen major islands in the Narrow Sea that make up the Stepstones.

## History

The largest of the Stepstones, Bloodstone has been the island of choice for a number of Pirate Lords and exiled Nobles from both sides of the Narrow Sea.

Named for the dark-red sand beaches on the southern and eastern sides of the island, Bloodstone is pockmarked with abandoned outposts, burnt harbours and forgotten smugglers dens.
Daemon Paenymion

**Daemon Paenymion** is a member of the Volantene Noble House of Paenymion and the current Brightfyre of the Bright Banners.

## Biography

Daemon Paenymion was born in 274AA to Aurion Paenymion and his sister Daena, in the Black Stone manse of the family. Daemon’s birth happened while a big fire broke out in the manse, which killed Daena and lots of other servants whom were there helping. Surprisingly, the newborn baby survived unscathed till he was saved by his uncle, Daeron.

Due to the incident, Aurion never showed real affection for the boy, often claiming that Daena’s death was his fault. Oppositely to his brother, Daeron took care of Daemon and acted like a father, teaching him everything a noble of his heritage should know, and much more, knowing there was something odd about the boy. He was trained in arms as soon as he could walk, taught history, law, poetry, languages and arithmetic. Daeron would also tell him about the Dragon Lords of old, whom his family claimed ancestry, and the great Valyrian Freehold, stories that fascinated the young Daemon and inspired him.

It was during his early teenage years that Daemon’s wild and daring nature started to shown. He would lead a group of his friends to often terrorize the locals, fight with other gangs and visit Inns and brothels. During this time he learned to disguise himself and others, and to act stealthy, skills used for his many illegal actions and adventures. Also, he improved a lot his ability to intimidate foes with his actions and words, something he often did in fights and discussions.

When Daemon turned 15 he left Volantis to join his uncle as a mercenary in The Bright Banners. Though the life of a sellsword was not easy, the young noble managed to quickly rise through the ranks, becoming a captain at the age of 16. This mostly was due to the mystical power that coursed through his veins, the fireblood, which gave him a commanding and unnatural aura. Daemon also improved much with his skills in combat during his early years at the company, excelling at swordfighting.

At 18 years old, disaster struck Daemon’s life once again. One of his uncle’s rival, in the hopes of assassinating him, started a fire where the two were staying. Though Daeron did not survived, Daemon left the building on fire unscathed, to the surprise and amusement of his companions, who made him their leader… the Brightfyre.

During his rule the Bright Banners greatly improved in numbers and quality, also turning into an extremely loyal and devout, to Daemon, group of men. In his many contracts and travels, the Brightfyre made a lot of friends and connections, one of them being Drazenko Rogare, whom he helped becoming the head of House Rogare at 298AA.

Now, 24 years old, Daemon stands at Lys after his last job, looking for work and with a loyal army at his back ready to do his bidding.

## Timeline

· 274AA – Daemon is born.

· 289AA – Daemon leaves Volantis to join the Bright Banners.

· 292AA – Daemon is made leader of the Bright Banners, earning the title Brightfyre.

· 298AA – Daemon is hired by Drazenko Rogare to help him become the head of House Rogare.
Cotter I Goodbrother

Wielder of Ironbite

Captain of the Urrathon

**Cotter I Goodbrother** was the most recent King of the Kingdom of the Iron Islands, elected in the Kingsmoot of 278AA. He was the head of House Goodbrother from the time of his fathers death in 269AA to his own death in 298AA.

## History

Cotter Goodbrother was born to Lord Gyles Goodbrother and Lady Helya Greyjoy.

WIP
Bran

Bran is a moderator for Iron Throne RP, founding the sub in 1.0, before leaving in 3.0 and returning in 5.0.

## Mod History

### Early Career

In 1.0, Bran first played Bran Stark, the last Stark, who united the North and deposed House Bolton. In 1.0, he also played Daric Dondarrion.

In 2.0 Bran played Roland Westerling who was Hand of the King and Regent. In 3.0, Bran did not have a character and mainly CommonMan controlled the Mad King Viserys III.

Returning to ITRP in 5.0, Bran played the cousin of King Daemon III, Prince Aerion Blackfyre, as well as Alyn Estermont, Lord of Greenstone.

### Joining the Mod Team

Bran was a founder of ITRP back in 1.0, going off of the former ASOIAFRP. In 3.0, after several changes in the Mod Team, Bran left both the team and the game. In 5.0, Bran returned to the sub, and was made a Junior Mod, and then a full mod.

### Mod Jobs

As a mod, Bran does a bit of everything, working on creating and reworking mechanics, as well as doing Common Man rolls and Espionage Rolls.
Aemon Vhassyl

Aemon wields the ancestral sword of his family, Bloodmoon.

### Weapon

The ancestral blade of House Vhassyl, a Valyrian steel long sword known as Bloodmoon.The ancestral blade of House Drahar, a Valyrian steel great-sword known as Viridian.

A golden crossbow.

## Family Information

### Relatives

Visenya Vhassyl (26) sisterRhaena Vhassyl (22) sister

Aegor Vhassyl (19) brother

Osman Vhassyl (30) cousin

Aemon Vhassyl, a young Magister recently pushed into a position of power due to the absence of his elder uncles who may have put their names forth. Whist not cruel like some of his associates, Aemon was often seen as the best warrior in house Vhassyl, and due to the fact he possess two Valyrian-steel swords and the long-standing militaristic nature of House Vhassyl. Due to the selective breeding from House Vhassyl, and the emphasis on keeping the main-line 'pure', Aemon appears every bit of a Valyrian as the dragon riders of old, with long silver hair, intense violet eyes and violet eyes that remain alight with fury and fire.

Elected following his fathers death in the Five Year War of Myr, he wields two Valyrian steel swords, Bloodmoon and that of his families fallen foe, Drahar.

## Appearance and Character

As a child growing up, Aemon heard stories about the great legends of Valyria and dragon-riders of old. The tales spoke to him, and inflated his own ego. If his blood was as clean as theirs, what would stop him from being the next legend? Aemon is a proud man, and though he has employed workers and bought slaves alike from cultures as he sees as un pure, he believes as a Lysensi Valyrian, with his heritage tracing back to the freehold it's self, he's somehow special. Another vice of Aemon's is lust, he has been known amongst his family to have spent a certain amount on bed slaves form every corner of the world, and at one stage, had an intense affair with his own sister.

He is not unintelligent and is competent enough to scheme, but his personality as a warrior often gives the illusion that he is not the type to hatch plots, when often enough, it his sister Rhaena who keeps an eye upon the plots of court, and whispers into her brothers ear about what he should do, and remains at his side throughout.
Bennard II Stark

**Bennard Stark**, second of his name, was the King of Winter and Lord of Winterfell. He succeeded his father - Torrhen Stark - after his elder brother and nephews died at the Battle of Weeping Water. He defended the North against a vast Wildling invasion, and a key ford on Last River is now named Bennard's Ford in his honor. He died fighting before the walls of Winterfell.
Hammerfall at Harvest Hall

The Hammerfall at Harvest Hall was the final battle of King Durran's War to Reclaim the Stormlands, fought in the later days of 18 AA.

## Prelude

As King Otto Gardener's depleted force reached Harvest Hall, the Reachmen formed lines and prepared for their pursuers. Several days later in the afternoon, the first banners bearing the crowned stag appeared on the field. Soon, both forces faced each other for what would ultimately prove to be the deciding battle in the war.

## The Battle

Contrary to the counsel of his lords, King Durran ordered an immediate assault against the lines of the Reachmen. This would prove costly-- the Reachmen were well prepared, and many Stormlanders died against their solid lines. Notably, Lord Beron Wylde and all of his sons perished in the fighting in this early stage.

Noting the lack of progress, King Durran rallied a force and sought out the royal standard of House Gardener. As his guard carved into the Reach's levies with renewed vigor, a horn sounded to the north. Lord Hightower had arrived, King Otto's trap had been sprung.

A runner from King Durran sought out his old friend Lord Tommard Mertyns, and Lord Mertyns refused his line in order to face the oncoming Hightower host. The hammer fell, but beneath it was stronger steel than the Reachmen had anticipated. Lord Mertyns held the line, at a terrible cost. His son and heir, Ser Rolland Mertyns, died before his eyes. Lord Mertyns himself was maimed in the fighting as well.

While Lord Mertyns fought desperately to hold the line to the north, King Durran found his quarry: King Otto Gardener, his uncle Prince Gawen, and his brother Prince Gordan along with their guards. Much like in the fields outside Nightsong, the Storm King sought to end the battle with personal combat. He met King Otto on foot while his guard engaged the Gardener King's, but King Otto was not a duelist in the same league as his father. In quick order King Durran dispatched King Otto, leaving him dead. At the cost of his dear friend Ser Rolland Wagstaff's life, the Stormlanders had captured the veteran commander Prince Gawen and decimated the remaining royal guard, though Prince Gordan escaped with his life and the family sword.

King Gordan Gardener sounded the retreat shortly after, marching to the north to regroup with Lord Hightower.

## Aftermath

As the sun rose the next morning over the field of corpses, King Gordan rode forth under a banner of peace. He sought after the body of his brother and his imprisoned uncle. King Durran met him in the field for a parley that would last for hours.

In the end both sides would exchange their hostages and allow for the recovery and proper burial of their noble dead. The Reachmen agreed to leave the field peaceably and surrender Harvest Hall, returning the last major keep they had taken to the Stormlands. King Durran, now a hero to his people, watched with no small degree of satisfaction as the Gardener host returned to the Reach, defeated.
City of the Winged Men

The City of the Winged Men is a location on the southern border of the Grey Waste, laying at the Hidden Sea. It borders with the Shadow Lands and is home to the Winged Men tribe. Hunters are said to aspire to become birds.

## Geography and Climate

The City of the Winged Men is located in a very mountainous area, the city itself is built on the side of the tallest mountain in the area that the locals call “Beak”. Due to the proximity to the Grey Waste the climate is typically cold for most of the year, but owing to the waters of the Hidden Sea some mild vegetation has managed to survive in these conditions, providing a food source for some species of mountain animals, such as hares and goats. A large part of the animal population is however predominated by various species of birds.

For unknown reasons these birds, that are also known in other parts of the world, grow much bigger and a lot more aggressive in these mountains. Another even larger species of bird said to be able to carry a man with its talons is home only to these mountains. The locals call it Orrn after their highest deity.

As a result of the location, most of the spaces in the city are carved directly into the mountain, or made from stone.

## Religion and Culture

The Winged Men worship all kinds of birds, as they are all said to be relatives of their highest deity. The hunt and consumption of birds is not forbidden though, and during some of the festivals it is even encouraged. Even the largest and holiest species of bird, named Orrn, is being hunted during the Festival of Chiefs. The people believe that through consumption of bird meat or eggs, or wearing of bird feathers and bones, they are pleasing the will of Orrn.

The Winged Men believe that a bird, larger than anyone could ever imagine, one day began building a nest. But since his eyesight was poor he could never properly judge the size of it so he just kept building and building until his eventual demise. By then the nest had become so large that life formed on it.

Orrn supported this life even in death, his blood turned into rivers and oceans, his feathers turned into the forests, and his bones turned to dust and became snow.

Men are said to come from birds, and depending on the looks of each person, the Winged Men judge are broadly categorised by the bloodline they believe they originated from. It is common for people to aspire to resemble the birds of their families as closely as possible.

The most common way it is done is by the creation of armour or clothing out of the feathers and bones of the particular species, primarily as a cosmetic and ceremonial piece instead of use for times of war.

## Government

The Winged Men are ruled by a council of three chiefs. Each of their decisions has to be supported by at least two of them to take effect. Chiefs are elected during the Election festival, where the first contender to slay an Orrn bird is appointed the position of chief, after one of the previous chiefs has died.
Archibald II Yronwood

### Titles

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

## Family Information

### Children

Cletus YronwoodYsilla Yronwood

**Archinbald II Yronwood** was the Bloodroyal and tenth King of the Kingdom of the Greenbelt. He ruled from 167AA to 184AA.

Archibald II was always looking to prove himself, though never did. His Whiteroyal ruled for the most part, the King dying after a sickness.
Dagmer I Goodbrother

**Dagmer I Goodbrother** was the short lived tenth King of the reformed Kingdom of the Iron Islands. He ruled from 101AA to 102AA. His election in the Kingsmoot led to The Second Ironborn Civil War, in which he was defeated and killed.

## **The Badbrother**

Urron I Goodbrother lead the retreat from The Arbor back to Old Wyk where another Kingsmoot was called. Blinded in admiration, the Ironborn chose the warrior to be their leader, forgetting why they had not chosen him nearly a year prior. They soon remembered. Urron was a greedy man, and longed for conquest. Leading several dozen raids and reavings all over Westeros in his time as King, many Ironborn dying in the process. Finally, his own greed and gluttony killed him, as he had grown old and fat. A kingsmoot was called and his brother, Gyles I Goodbrother, pressed his claim. Every bit the warrior his brother was, plus delusions of grandeur. He won the vote with a silver tongue, promising the glory they once held. It would not be the case. An all out assault of the Ironborn was thrown against the Riverlands, attempting to reclaim what was once there’s. It failed, never advancing past Seagard, and Gyles Goodbrother died, never even lying eyes upon Harrenhal. Another Kingsmoot was called, and Gyles’ son Dagmer stepped forward as a claimant. By now the other Iron Lords and Captains had grown tired of Goodbrother Kings and were more than willing to replace him. All the same, Dagmer was chosen as King. Many whispered he had manipulated his way onto the Throne. Unwilling to accept the results, many Ironborn Lords rebelled, resulting in a proper Civil War.

The Rebels were lead by the Young and Quiet Lord Murdoch Greyjoy and his second-in-command and vassal Lord Carron Botley. The Civil War lasted half a year, with a good portion of the Ironfleet being sunk. Much of the fighting took place on Old Wyk, with the resentment between Houses Drumm and Stonehouse flaring up again (Drumm Support Goodbrother and Stonehouse supported Greyjoy). House Harlaw mostly avoided the conflict. In an assault by Houses Greyjoy, Tawney, Sunderly, and Wynch the Rebels stormed Hammerhorn where Lord Murdoch Greyjoy dueled King Dagmer Goodbrother, slaying him in single combat. Carron Botley oversaw the deaths of Dagmer’s family, leaving only the youngest Goodbrother, a boy of nine, alive. Murdoch ascended the throne in the next Kingsmoot, the First Greyjoy King in over fifty years. However, his reign was short lived, as shortly after ascending the throne Murdoch became weak, then ill, then finally so sick he could not stand. He passed away only a few moons after being named King, and so died the last Greyjoy King.
Carron I Botley

**Carron I Botley** was the twelfth King of the reformed Kingdom of the Iron Islands. He ruled from 102AA to 107AA.

The Second-In-Command and close friend of King Murdoch Greyjoy, Carron pressed his claim, despite vassal status, at the next Kingsmoot. The Greyjoy Family still recovering from its loss. Carron was named King, with many overlooking the atrocities he committed during the war (such as the butchery and near extinction of House Goodbrother). As his reign progressed, many soon found this cruelness to be his dominant personality trait. Any and all conflicts and problems were met with force and death. Soon, this iron grip would be his downfall. Houses Drumm and Stonehouse were still fighting, all these years after the civil war. Since House Stonehouse had sided with Greyjoy during the Civil war, Botley demanded Drumm’s head. Drumm responded in force and sailed personally to Lordspot, challenging King Botley. Arrogant, Botley accepted the challenge, and faced Harwyn Drumm, The Red Reaper, in single combat. The ferocious Lord of Old Wyk slew Carron Botley, ending the Bloody King’s rule by spilling his own.
Crispian III Celtigar

**Crispian III Celtigar** was the ninth King of the Kingdom of the Claw and widely considered one of its worst. He ruled from 158AA to 177AA. Crispian started The War for the Antlers in 175AA in an attempt to strike first, fearing they would conquer the Claw soon. He was killed in single combat by Renfred I Darklyn. His death resulted in the Antlers and House Buckwell being seceded to the Kingdom of the Dusklands permanently.

For this, he would be known as "The Fool." His actions waekened The Kingdom of the Claw for years to come.
Gareth Gardener

## Prince Gareth Gardener

Melessa Gardener (Sister)

Second son to Garth XIV Gardener, Gareth was a fine commander alongside his brother Gwayne XI Gardener. Loyal, proud and tenacious, Gareth would serve his house and Kingdom until his dying day when struck down in Hayford by Durran XXX Durrandon's army during the War of the Trident.
Brynden I Fletcher

**Brynden I Fletcher** was the ninth King of the Kingdom of the Trident. He worked tirelessly to improve the standing of House Fletcher and gain favor with the other Kingdoms. He married his sister Melissa to King Lyonel IV Arryn. He ruled from 239AA to 265AA, and saw a relative period of peace. Known as kind but firm king, leading House Fletcher to one the strongest it had been since its foundation.

Despite this, his son would see the near end of House Fletcher.
Driftmark

Driftmark is an island west of Dragonstone in Blackwater Bay. The seat of House Velaryon in the Kingdom of the Claw. It has a long point. The Gullet separates Driftmark from Massey's Hook to the south.

Settlements on the island have included the castles of Driftmark and High Tide and the towns Hull and Spicetown. Ships from Driftmark allowed House Velaryon to control the middle of the narrow sea prior to Aegon's Failed Conquest.

## History

Because the ancestral castle Driftmark was damp and cramped, Lord \_\_\_\_ Velaryon constructed a new castle to house the Driftwood Throne, High Tide. Hull and Spicetown also developed on the prospering island.

## Layout

* The Three Towers - The three towers serve as the highest points of the castle beyond the solar itself. These three towers keep watch for approaching fleets.
* The Blue Port - The main dock of the island and castle, where merchant ships and the Velayron fleet are kept.
Denys II Darklyn

Dusk King

Lord of the Dun Fort

**Denys II Darklyn** was the seventh king of the Dusklands, and the eldest son of King Steffon II Darklyn. Denys ruled from 134 AA to his death in 150 AA.

Similar to the previous Denys Darklyn, his namesake was relatively ineffectual, having inherited a stable realm from his predecessors. Unlike Denys I, however, this king was decently well-respected, and whilst not physically strong, held the kingdom together with efficiency, making himself well-remembered as a thoroughly average king.
Hadrin Stormaxe

**Hadrin Stormaxe** was the High-Chief of the Forest Clans and the last to bear the title of King Beyond-the-Wall. He was slain by Gyles Blackmont, who would later go on to crown himself as the King on the Wall.

## Appearance and Character

Hadrin was a towering man of nearly seven foot, with a broad chest and a massive belly. On his massive arms he wears golden bands engraved with runes of the First Men, which have been passed down by his forefathers. Hadrin was armored with heavy ringmail taken from a dead ranger.

The often jovial Hadrin enjoyed food and drink, especially ale and mead. It was said that Hadrin could laugh the snow off mountaintops. He distrusted the men of the Frozen Shore, though was more than happy to welcome them into his ranks. Hadrin was later taught by Sylas Shallowgrave to read and write in the Common Tongue, and before his demise he often wrote songs and poems, as well as rude letters addressed to Bryce Webber. His favourite nickname for Bryce was 'Lord Smallcock'.
Alessander I Durrandon

**Alessander I Durrandon** would rule for twelve short years, his reign and his line ended in 209 AA by the Great Spring Sickness. The illness would burn through Storm's End, laying low many members of House Durrandon-- including King Alessander's uncle, Ser Beric Durrandon. The throne would pass to his cousin, Harmon III Durrandon.
Arianne Fowler

Cletus Yronwood

Gwyneth Yronwood

Ysilla Yronwood

Arianne Fowler is the wife of King Yoren IV Yronwood. They were betrothed very young, but only met when the King was six and ten. A somber and sullen boy, Arianne was said to have brought him to smile.

He closely confides in her, and smiles when she is with him.
Gallowstown

The settlement has existed upon the isle for the past half century, and changed hands near three dozen times in said timespan. It is supposedly currently unoccupied. The town is located on Grey Gallows on the Stepstones.

## History

Once used as a small port for the pirates and scoundrels of the Stepstones, it has long since become a battleground for the many Pirate Kings and the Free Cities of Essos. It has changed hands three dozen or more times, each time driving more and more people from the dying town. The last time it was taken was in 147 AA, when a small time Pirate-Lord named Dregaro set fire to its docks. The city is currently claimed to be uninhabited, it is unknown if this is true. It very well could be a lie concocted by its few remaining citizens to keep their dying town safe.

**The Thorn of Grey Gallows**

Around 290 AA, Vortimer Flowers and his band of mercenaries arrived at Gallowstown. There, he claimed it as his capital for his fledgling Pirate Kingdom. The Gallow King hanged half the people there, or whatever was left of them. Using Gallowstown as his starting point, he led set forth to each and every settlement on the island, repeating his cruel hangings. Always half. No more. No less. His pirate kingdom grew in size and encompased all of Grey Gallows by 291 AA. When he was finished, he returned to Gallowstown to build his own keep, known as the Oakenseat.

From there, he was eventually contacted by King Yoren IV Yronwood, who hired him to wreak havoc on the Kingdom of the Torrentine. The Bloodroyal promised him gold and lands should he succed. The Thorn, eager to gain more for himself, and to take vengance against House Dayne in the name of House Oakheart, accepted.

Sailing to the Torrentine, he engaged in his war of brutality, using similar tactics from his time in the Stepstones. He was eventually defeated and slain at the Battle of the Oakenfist in 296 AA by the Dayne forces.

## Layout

* The Grey Dock - The old dock is said to have but a single port for ships to sail into. Supposedly, a lone dockmaster lives in a shanty house and collects docking tolls.
* The Field of Souls - A supposedly cursed field, where many graves are. Some men who have sailed by the field claim they can see the spirits of the dead who had suffered from the pirates and The Grey.
* The Oakenseat.- The small citadel built by Vortimer Flowers in Gallowstown. Here he ruled his domain. Currently left vacant.
Artos I Martell

Myles Martell

**Prince Artos I Martell** was the third Prince of the Principality of Dorne. He ruled from 45AA to 61AA. Prince Artos saw the final reconstruction of Sunspear after the damage of Meraxes had caused. He was a well loved King, rebuilding all that was lost and creating a capital of splendor and opulence to rival Yronwood and Starfall both.

Never one to follow the conventions of nobility, Artos flaunted his paramours in court, though compared to the Kingdom of the Greenbelt and the Kingdom of the Torrentine, this was not a problem for his people. He eventually married his favorite lover, Nymella Sand. He died young from a fever in 61AA.