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Leyton Hightower

Lord **Leyton Hightower**, known as the **Old Man of Oldtown**, was the Lord of Oldtown and head of House Hightower. He had two sons, Baelor and Garth Hightower, and two daughters, Alerie and Lynesse Hightower.

## Biography

### Background

Leyton married his eldest daughter, Alerie, to Lord Mace Tyrell of Highgarden. He was thus the grandfather of Margaery and Loras Tyrell.

Prior to the trial of his grandson, he had not descended from the Hightower in over a decade. His son Baelor suspected he may have been offered a position on the Small Council to bring him to the capital.

### *Game of Thrones*: Season 6

Leyton attended the trial of Loras Tyrell and Cersei Lannister in the Great Sept of Baelor. He stood near his son-by-law Mace, and Hand of the King Kevan Lannister. After Margaery noted Cersei's absence and realised her true intentions, Leyton attempted to evacuate the sept but was blocked by a crowd of others attempting to do the same.

Soon after, Leyton was incinerated by the ensuing wildfire explosion, alongside his son-by-law Mace, and grandchildren Loras and Margaery. He was succeeded as Lord of Oldtown by his eldest son Baelor.

### *Game of Thrones*: Season 8

Following the Great War, Leyton's successor Baelor was named as Lord Paramount of the Reach by King Gendry Baratheon. House Hightower thus replaced House Tyrell as the rulers of the Reach, owing to the latter's complete extinction during the explosion in King's Landing.

## See also

* Leyton Hightower on Wiki of Westeros
* Leyton Hightower on A Wiki of Ice and Fire
Stepstones

**Tyland**: "*We should address the latest developments in the Stepstones, my lords.*"
**Viserys**: "*Will we ever be shut of that blasted place?*"
— Tyland Lannister and Viserys I Targaryen
The **Stepstones** are a chain of islands located in the southern Narrow Sea, located east of Dorne and west of the Three Daughters. Since the War of the Narrow Sea, they have been ruled by the Stepstones Guard, who patrol the region on behalf of the Seven Kingdoms.

Historically, the Stepstones were ungoverned by any organised state, playing host to pirates and outlaws, although they did see brief occupations from governments on both sides of the Narrow Sea on a number of occasions.

The Stepstones fell under the rule of the Second Triarchy following it's formation, but the islands were conquered by Westerosi forces during the War of the Narrow Sea. Following the war's end, the Seven Kingdoms established the Stepstones Guard, a military order tasked with guarding and patrolling the islands.

## See also

* Stepstones on Wiki of Westeros
* Stepstones on A Wiki of Ice and Fire
Nymeria I Baratheon

Shot in the heart by an unidentified assassin whilst riding down the Street of the Sisters

## Political information

### Title(s)

Queen of the Andals, the Rhoynar, and the First Men
Lady of the Seven Kingdoms
Protector of the Realm
Princess of Whitehearth (formerly)

### Predecessor(s)

Steffon I Baratheon (King of the Andals, the Rhoynar, and the First Men and Prince of Whitehearth)
Sharra Arryn (Protector of the Realm)

### Successor(s)

Lyanna II Baratheon (Queen of the Andals, the Rhoynar, and the First Men)
Sharra Arryn (Protector of the Realm)

## Personal information

### Sibling(s)

Lyanna II Baratheon

Queen **Nymeria I Baratheon** was the twenty-ninth ruler of the Seven Kingdoms and the eleventh monarch of the Baratheon Dynasty. She was the elder daughter of King Steffon I Baratheon and his wife, Queen Sharra Arryn, and the older sister of Lyanna II Baratheon. She reigned from 450 AC until her death in 461 AC, and was succeeded by her younger sister, Lyanna II Baratheon.

She was formally styled as **Nymeria of the House Baratheon, the First of Her Name, Queen of the Andals, the Rhoynar, and the First Men, Lady of the Seven Kingdoms, and Protector of the Realm.**

## Biography

### Background

Born in Whitehearth and raised in King's Landing, Nymeria became the youngest monarch to inherit the Seven Kingdoms at the age of just six, a full four years younger than King Aegon III Targaryen at his accession over three centuries prior.

### Reign of the Black Queen

Her distant cousin, Trystane Baratheon, initially served as her regent, followed by her half-uncle, Robert Baratheon, following Trystane's death. The position was wrested from Robert in 457 AC and given her mother, Sharra Arryn, with Nymeria's tacit approval.

Nymeria's regency ended on her sixteenth nameday in 460 AC. Many suspected she would seek to marry her cousin, Quentyn Baratheon, and reconcile with her uncle Robert by naming him Hand of the Queen.

### Assassination

In 461 AC, Nymeria was dramatically assassinated by a crossbowman's bolt whilst riding down the Street of the Sisters in King's Landing. She was ostensibly succeeded by her younger sister Lyanna, and her death set in motion the events of the Black Succession. The perpetrator has yet to be tracked down, sparking accusations and calls for war towards the two rival claimants, Quentyn and Robert Baratheon.

## Personality

Nymeria was a cheery and gregarious young girl, although her personality began to change when she ascended the Iron Throne, growing increasingly more dark and melancholic as her childhood became an endless circus of formalities and marriage proposals. She took to wearing dark clothes, earning her the alias of "**The Black Queen**".

Her regency under her uncle is generally regarded as calm and orderly, while her mother's rule was more chaotic and was vastly unpopular. It is believed Nymeria had a number of secret paramours, and many suspect that she lost her virginity to Steffon's brother, Joffrey Baratheon, although Joffrey vehemently denies this.
Davos Baratheon

Prince **Davos Baratheon** was the third child and younger son of Prince Steffon Baratheon with his wife, Jynessa Dayne, and the younger brother of Raymont and Ellyn Baratheon.

## Biography

### Background

Davos was the only child of Steffon to be born at his newly-constructed seat of Whitehearth. He was eventually married to his cousin, Meredyth Tarly, and had one child, the future King Robert III Baratheon.

### Death

He was killed in 380 AC at the age of thirty in a jousting accident during a tourney at Highgarden.
House Tarly

"*I'm a Tarly. That name means something. We're not oathbreakers. We're not schemers. We do not stab our rivals in the back or cut their throats at weddings.*"
―Randyll Tarly to Jaime Lannister
**House Tarly of Horn Hill** is a vassal house from the Reach holding fealty to House Hightower of Oldtown. Their lands consist of the foothills of the Red Mountains, on the border to Dorne and the Dornish Marches of the Stormlands. Their seat is the castle of Horn Hill, located on an eponymous hill surrounded by woodland.

House Tarly's sigil is a striding red huntsman on a green field and their House words are "First in Battle".

## History

### Under House Gardener

House Tarly was founded by Harlon the Hunter and Herndon of the Horn, the twin sons of the legendary Garth Greenhand. They were eventually made vassals of the Gardener kings as they unified the Reach under their rule.

### Targaryen era

Following House Garderner's extinction during Aegon's Conquest, House Tarly were made vassals of House Tyrell, the new Lords Paramount of the Reach.

### Robert's Rebellion

During Robert's Rebellion, House Tarly remained loyal to House Targaryen. Lord Randyll Tarly inflicted upon Robert Baratheon his only defeat in battle during the Battle of Ashford.

### Allegiance to Queen Cersei

House Tarly supported their liege lords during the War of the Five Kings, but following the extinction of House Tyrell, House Tarly swore fealty to Queen Cersei Lannister, despite her being responsible for wiping out the Tyrells. During the Battle of the Goldroad, both Lord Randyll Tarly and his son and heir, Dickon Tarly, were captured and later executed by Queen Daenerys Targaryen, after they refused to bend the knee, leaving Randyll's daughter Talla Tarly to inherit Horn Hill.

### Lords of Highgarden

Following the Great War, Samwell Tarly, Randyll's eldest child, was released from his Night's Watch vows and was granted House Tyrell's former seat of Highgarden. King Gendry Baratheon considered elevating the Tarlys to Lords Paramount of the Reach, but was advised instead to offer the position to House Hightower as they had been left relatively unscathed by the Great War and were the most powerful house remaining in the region as a result.

### Highgarden Crisis

After Samwell's son, Jon Tarly, died without leaving a clear heir, the Lordship of Highgarden was disputed between the Tarlys of Horn Hill and House Hightower. The crisis was eventually settled in favour of House Hightower, although Lord Renly Tarly was offered the hand of Princess Serena Baratheon as recompense.

## See also

* House Tarly on Wiki of Westeros
* House Tarly on A Wiki of Ice and Fire
Unsullied

The **Unsullied** (*Astapori Valyrian: **Dovoghedhi***) are elite warriors originally bred and trained in Astapor, one of the three major cities of Slaver's Bay. After being bought and freed by Daenerys Targaryen, they served her until her death.

Under the command of Grey Worm, they eventually returned to Slaver's Bay (now the Bay of Dragons) to bolster the forces of the Second Sons, with Grey Worm becoming co-regent alongside Daario Naharis.

## History

### Background

Formerly slave-soldiers, they are famed for their skills and discipline in battle, to the point of often being purchased by some of the Free Cities, such as Qohor, from the Good Masters of Astapor.

### Under Daenerys Targaryen

In 300 AC, they were freed from the Good Masters by Daenerys Targaryen, before willingly pledging themselves to her, as well as electing their own Commander, Grey Worm. The Unsullied aided in the total emancipation of Slaver's Bay, before accompanying Daenerys to Westeros to take the Iron Throne. Daenerys's attention was soon diverted north to the Great War, and the Unsullied fought in both major battles against the Army of the Dead.

Following Daenerys's death during the Battle of King's Landing, Grey Worm and his lover, Missandei, took the Unsullied to the island of Naath.

### Return to the Bay of Dragons

Upon hearing of the schism in the Second Sons, Grey Worm brought the Unsullied back to Meereen to bolster the faltering peacekeeping force. Grey Worm became co-regent of the Bay of Dragons, alongside Daario Naharis.

Grey Worm later allowed recruitment into the Unsullied. The vetting and training process was made less cruel (notably ending castration), but no less difficult, in order to maintain the extreme level of skill and effectiveness of the Unsullied in combat.

## See also

* Unsullied on Wiki of Westeros
* Unsullied on A Wiki of Ice and Fire
Lyra Hightower

Queen **Lyra Hightower** was the eldest daughter of Ser Garlan Hightower and his wife, Delena Oakheart, the younger sister of Hobert Hightower, and the first Queen Consort of King Robert II Baratheon.

Shortly after her sixteenth nameday, she was married to the newly coronated King Robert II Baratheon, becoming Queen Consort of the Seven Kingdoms. She ultimately gave the King three children, Steffon, Eddard and Serena Baratheon. Lyra died of a fever in 336 AC at the age of twenty-seven.

Despite the political nature of their marriage, Robert and Lyra grew fond of each other, and Lyra's untimely death devastated Robert, although political events compelled him to remarry to Jeyne Harlaw some four years later.
Aegon Baratheon

Prince **Aegon Baratheon** was the only son of Queen Lyanna I Baratheon and her husband, Galeo Hotah of Norvos. He died shortly after birth. Had he lived, he would've been crowned as King **Aegon VI Baratheon**.

## Biography

### Background

He was the result of a political marriage between the Seven Kingdoms and the Free City of Norvos, to secure a military alliance amidst the ongoing New Daughters War. Shortly after his conception, Lyanna was badly wounded during the Battle of the Darkwash, resulting in her retreating to bed in Norvos to recover, while her husband continued their campaign against Qohor.

### Birth and short life

Lyanna never recovered from her injuries, and died whilst giving birth. Before her death, she named her newborn son Aegon, in honour of Aegon the Conqueror. However, Aegon was born sickly, and died the next day before news of his birth left Norvos. Had Aegon lived, he would've inherited the Iron Throne of the Seven Kingdoms.

### Legacy

As Lyanna was dead with no surviving children, her mother's younger brother, Rogar Baratheon, inherited the Iron Throne instead. He would go on to rule for three years, before his own death against Meereenese forces.
Whitehearth

* Appearance
* Location

"*Whitehearth is far from the grandest keep in the Realm, and I think father meant for it that way. Perhaps it does a future king good. Instill within them a degree of humbleness.*"
―Eddard Baratheon
**Whitehearth** is a castle of House Baratheon of King's Landing, built to serve as a seat for the heir apparent to the Iron Throne, the titular Prince of Whitehearth. It is located in the Crownlands, specifically on the southern shore of Blackwater Bay, just west to the mouth of the Wendwater. On land, it is surrounded by the eastern reaches of the Kingswood.

## History

### Old settlement

Prior to the Great War, the area contained a small fishing village of the same name, sworn to House Wendwater. The village's name was a corruption of 'white hart'. The village of Whitehearth was among the countless settlements completely wiped out by the White Walkers as they swept through Westeros, and the ruins sat abandoned for some four decades.

### Founding

At some point King Robert II Baratheon and his young son, Prince Steffon Baratheon, came upon the abandoned village whilst hunting in the Kingswood. Several years later in 345 AC, King Robert decided that his seventeen year old heir apparent should have a seat of his own, like Dragonstone was to the Targaryen dynasty of old. As Dragonstone had been destroyed during the Great War, it was decided that a new castle would be raised somewhere in the Crownlands. Robert and Steffon decided on the ruined village of Whitehearth for the location of the new castle, agreeing it was an enchanting and secluded location, whilst still offering easy access to King's Landing.

Construction began in 345 AC, and was largely completed by 350 AC. That same year, Steffon Baratheon, now twenty-two, was formally named as the inaugural Prince of Whitehearth.

### Development

During and after construction, Whitehearth obtained a small shadow town, which has slowly grown in population to roughly one thousand people. The town supplies the castle with provisions, and receives trade from Blackwater Bay and the Wendwater.
Jocelyn Stark

* Young
* Elderly

Queen Dowager **Jocelyn Stark** is a member of House Stark, and the former Queen Consort for the late King Rogar I Baratheon.

She is currently a leader of the Legitimists faction in the Black Succession, supporting her grandson, King Quentyn Baratheon.

## Biography

### Background

She was married to King Rogar I Baratheon and was thus Queen Consort of the Seven Kingdoms during his reign. The marriage had to be held earlier than expected after Rogar bedded and impregnated her shortly after her fourteenth nameday.

Jocelyn ultimately gave her husband three children, Daemon, Raymont and Roslin Baratheon, although none would come to wear a crown.

### Relationship with Lynora Lannister

Shortly after giving birth to Roslin in 420 AC, Lynora Lannister arrived at court. Jocelyn become fast friends with Lynora, even culminating in the two becoming secret lovers.

During the reign of Queen Lyanna I Baratheon, a rift formed between Jocelyn and Lynora, and the two developed a seething hatred for one another, despite the efforts of Queen Mother Alysanne Tully to get them to reconcile.

### Reign as Queen Consort

The fued between Jocelyn and Lynora persisted after Jocelyn became Queen Consort upon Rogar's accession to the Iron Throne. Jocelyn blamed Lynora for the disappearance of her surviving children, Raymont and Roslin, and the subsequent death of her husband Rogar during the Storming of Meereen.

### Return to Winterfell

Following the accession of Rogar's brother, King Lyonel I Baratheon, Jocelyn was supplanted as Queen Consort by Daella Velaryon. Jocelyn soon returned to Winterfell following the deaths of Daella and Alysanne, which Jocelyn also blamed on Lynora, who had since married the widowed King Lyonel.

Jocelyn's bitterness for Lynora persisted even after King Lyonel and Queen Lynora's deaths, with Jocelyn going to great lengths to tarnish her legacy and vehemently denying whispers of their love affair.

### Black Succession

Roslin and Raymont's son, Quentyn Baratheon, returned to Westeros in 358 AC. Following the death of Queen Nymeria I Baratheon, the late queen's uncle, Robert Baratheon, contested the succession of Nymeria's sister, Lyanna II Baratheon. Jocelyn initially desired an alliance with Queen Lyanna against House Lannister, who supported Robert, but after Quentyn declared himself the rightful king in Winterfell, Jocelyn has joined the Legitimists cause, further escalating the Black Succession.
House Blackfyre

**Gendry Baratheon**: "*Who are these Blackfyres?*"
**Tyrion Lannister**: "*Your ancestor, Aegon the Unworthy... he legitimised all of his great bastards on his deathbed. Daemon Blackfyre, the boldest of the lot, then rose against the Aegon's trueborn heir. He was defeated, but his blood fought on. My father and your grandfather helped vanquish the last of their line. Or, so everyone thought.*"
— Tyrion Lannister to Gendry I Baratheon
**House Blackfyre** was a renegade cadet branch of House Targaryen, whose members laid claim to the Iron Throne of the Seven Kingdoms. Thier sigil was a black three-headed dragon on a red field, a reversal of the Targaryen heraldry, and their House words were "We Bear the Sword", the sword in question being Blackfyre.

## History

### Founding

House Blackfyre was founded by Daemon Blackfyre, a bastard son of King Aegon IV Targaryen, following his legitimisation. Daemon was also granted the Valyrian steel sword of Blackfyre by his father, for which he named his House.

### Blackfyre Rebellions

Starting in 196 AC with the First Blackfyre Rebellion until 257 AC during the War of the Ninepenny Kings, Daemon Blackfyre and his descendants would attempt to claim the Iron Throne from House Targaryen a total of five times, failing on each occasion, until the House was apparently rendered extinct following the death of Maelys Blackfyre.

### War of the Narrow Sea

House Blackfyre re-emerged in 314 AC during the War of the Narrow Sea; they're sixth and ultimately final attempt to take the Seven Kingdoms. After Aeron Blackfyre was killed during the failed attempt to rescue Queen Arya Stark from Euron Greyjoy's captivity, his sister-wife, Naerys Blackfyre, became the last of the Blackfyre line. The Eastern Coalition's invasion into the Stormlands and Crownlands soon stalled, and House Blackfyre's allies, the Second Triarchy and Euron Greyjoy, turned on, Naerys, selling her out to Lord Edric Baratheon in order to peacefully withdraw. Edric subsequently executed Naerys with none other than Blackfyre itself, bringing a final end to House Blackfyre.

After Edric's death during the Battle of Myr, Blackfyre passed to his brother, King Gendry Baratheon, with the sword becoming an heirloom of House Baratheon of King's Landing.

## See also

* House Blackfyre on Wiki of Westeros
* House Blackfyre on A Wiki of Ice and Fire
Robin Arryn

"*Isn't he beautiful? And strong, too. Jon knew it. His last words were, 'the seed is strong.' He wanted everyone to know what a good, strong boy his son would grow up to be. Look at him, the Lord of all the Vale.*"
―Lysa Arryn fawns over Robin
Lord **Robin Arryn** was the only son of Lord Jon Arryn and his wife, Lysa Tully.

Following his father's contentious death, he became the Lord of the Eyrie, Defender of the Vale, and Warden of the East, although owing to his young age and his mother's over-protectiveness, he spent much of the War of the Five Kings confined to the Eyrie. After his mother's death, his adoptive uncle, Petyr Baelish, assumed control over the Knights of the Vale and Robin agreed to march them north to assist his cousin, Sansa Stark, and later assented to the Vale becoming part of the short-lived Third Kingdom of the North.

By the time of Petyr's death and the onset of the Great War, Robin had matured significantly, and took charge in marshalling and leading his troops. Following the Great War, Robin agreed to bend the knee to King Gendry Baratheon, later fighting in the War of the Narrow Sea.

## Biography

### Background

See Robin Arryn/Background on Wiki of Westeros

### *Game of Thrones*: Season 1

See Robin Arryn/*Game of Thrones*: Season 1 on Wiki of Westeros

### *Game of Thrones*: Season 4

See Robin Arryn/*Game of Thrones*: Season 4 on Wiki of Westeros

### *Game of Thrones*: Season 5

See Robin Arryn/*Game of Thrones*: Season 5 on Wiki of Westeros

### *Game of Thrones*: Season 6

See Robin Arryn/*Game of Thrones*: Season 6 on Wiki of Westeros

## See also

* Robin Arryn on Wiki of Westeros
* Robert Arryn on A Wiki of Ice and Fire
Game of Thrones Rewritten Wiki

**Welcome to the Game of Thrones Rewritten Wiki!**
This wiki aims to create a comprehensive rewrite to the controversial ending of *Game of Thrones*, in addition to a timeline of sequel events surpassing the events of the show. This wiki is modelled after Wiki of Westeros.

While some plotlines are tweaked and new characters introduced starting from Season 7 Episode 5 "Eastwatch", the primary point of divergence from the original series occurs in Season 8 Episode 3 "The Long Night". The Night King and the Army of the Dead are not defeated at Winterfell, the survivors are forced to flee south, and a final stand occurs at King's Landing. Some originally surviving characters are killed, some originally killed-off characters survive, and many of the surviving characters are left on very different trajectories than they were in the original series. But the most significant change is in who ultimately 'wins the throne'; Gendry Baratheon and Arya Stark ascend to rule the Seven Kingdoms by series end.

To find out more, check out the list of differences, or the episode guide below.

**Message from the Founder**

Like millions of others, I was unhappy with the ultimate conclusion of the series, and ever since the final episode aired in May 2019, I've been thinking up ideas as to how the show could've concluded differently. As someone who has read *Game of Thrones's* source material, *A Song of Ice and Fire*, in a perfect world, the show would've been written differently from the outset of Season 5. Instead, this rewrite mainly focuses on rewriting Season 8 (with some minor accommodating changes to the latter half of Season 7) and concluding the show in a way that, at least in my opinion, would've been both satisfying to fans, provide some interesting plot twists, all while remaining true to the show's dark and unforgiving setting.

## Notable articles

Notable charactersGendry I BaratheonArya StarkDaenerys I TargaryenJon SnowSansa StarkBran StarkCersei I LannisterJaime LannisterTyrion LannisterDavos SeaworthBrienne of TarthEuron GreyjoyEdric BaratheonDevan SeaworthMyrielleAeron BlackfyreRobert II BaratheonLyanna Baratheon
Notable events and battlesFall of WinterfellBattle of DragonstoneSiege of King's LandingBattle of King's LandingDuel on DragonstoneBattle of Myr

## Featured article

The **War of the Narrow Sea**, also known as the **Sixth Blackfyre Rebellion**, was an attempted invasion and colonisation of Westeros by the Second Triarchy and Euron Greyjoy's Iron Fleet, initially waged under the guise of an attempt to install House Blackfyre and Euron Greyjoy to the Iron Throne of the Seven Kingdoms and Salt Throne of the Iron Islands respectively. The conflict lasted for around a year, and resulted in the collapse of numerous governments and institutions in the Free Cities, and secured the sovereignty of the Seven Kingdoms in the aftermath of the Great War. It is the central conflict in *A Dream of Spring*.
Rosamund Baratheon

**Paternal half-siblings:**
Steffon Baratheon
Eddard Baratheon
Serena Baratheon
Lyra Baratheon
Shireen Baratheon
Ysabel Baratheon
Adrian Waters (bastard)
Duncan Waters (bastard)
Gendry Baratheon
Floris Baratheon
Durran Storm (bastard)

Princess **Rosamund Baratheon** was the third child and second daughter of King Robert II Baratheon with his third wife, Queen Emylia Bracken, the eleventh child and seventh daughter of the King's trueborn children overall, the younger sister of Martyn and Alynne Baratheon, the older sister of Rylene Baratheon, and the younger half-sister of Steffon, Eddard, Serena, Lyra, Shireen, Ysabel, Gendry and Floris Baratheon, Adrian and Duncan Waters, and Durran Storm.

## Biography

### Background

Rosamund was born a sickly infant, and many suspected she would not live to adolescence.

### Death

Rosamund came down with a fever in 381 AC when she was just two years old. Her condition rapidly deteriorated, and she died just a few days later.
Wall

* Appearance
* Location

In-between wildling territory and the Gift (before 305 AC)

### Castles

Castle Black • Eastwatch-by-the-Sea • Shadow Tower • Deep Lake • Nightfort • Greyguard

### Founded

c. 8,000 BC
by Brandon the Builder

**Samwell Tarly**: "*The White Walkers sleep beneath the ice for thousands of years. And when they wake up...*"
**Pypar**: "*And when they wake up... what?*"
**Samwell Tarly**: "*I hope the Wall is high enough.*"
— Samwell Tarly discusses the Wall with Pypar
The **Wall** is a colossal abandoned fortification which stretches for roughly 300 miles (500 kilometres) across the northern reaches of Westeros, from the Sunset Sea in the west to the Shivering Sea in the east.

Prior to the Great War, it was the northern border of the Seven Kingdoms, separating the realm from the domain of the wildlings that lived beyond. It was manned by the Night's Watch, a military brotherhood sworn to it's defence.

## History

### Construction

The Wall was supposedly constructed using both magic and mundane means some eight millennia ago, in the aftermath of the Long Night, to protect the realm against the White Walkers, although as they faded into myth, defence against the wildlings became the Wall's primary purpose. It is over 700 feet and is constructed out of solid ice.

### Under the Night's Watch

The maintenance and manning of the Wall fell to the Night's Watch, who faithfully fulfilled their role for some eight millenia right up until the re-emergence of the White Walkers during the Great War. The Watch held direct control over the land up to twenty-five (later fifty) leagues south of the Wall, in a special region known as the Gift.

### Abandonment

The Night's Watch abandoned the Wall following its breaching by the Night King. In the Great War's aftermath, with the Night's Watch all but destroyed, and the Wall rendered obsolete due to the large breach, the Night's Watch was formally dissolved and it's lands and castles were granted to the Free Folk under the suzerainty of House Stark; formalised in the Treaty of Long Lake.

The Free Folk made no effort to maintain the Wall itself however, and even encouraged further breaches in an effort to erode the barrier between the former Gift and lands beyond the Wall.

## See also

* Wall on Wiki of Westeros
* Wall on A Wiki of Ice and Fire
Eldon Estermont

"*That's Eldon Estermont, your father's uncle. His fighting days are done, but he'll keep Storm's End in line.*"
―Gulian Swann to Gendry Baratheon
Lord **Eldon Estermont** was the Lord of Greenstone and head of House Estermont, and the older brother of Lomas and Cassansa Estermont. Through his sister, he was the uncle of King Robert I Baratheon and his brothers Stannis and Renly Baratheon.

## Biography

### Background

Through his first marriage, he had one son, Aemon Estermont.

### *Game of Thrones*: Season 8

During the Great War, he rallied House Estermont to the cause of the Living, and sailed for Storm's End to meet up with Lord Gendry Baratheon. Due to his advanced age, he remained at Storm's End as it's castellan, but still commanded the siege that took place there shortly before the final destruction of the White Walkers.

Following the end of the Great War, he travelled to King's Landing, where he attended the White Wedding.

### Final years

Eldon died of old age during the early reign of King Gendry Baratheon. He was succeeded by Aemon as Lord of Greenstone.

## See also

* Eldon Estermont on A Wiki of Ice and Fire
Jynessa Dayne

Lady **Jynessa Dayne** was the wife of Prince Steffon Baratheon, and the mother of Raymont, Ellyn and Davos Baratheon.

## Biography

### Background

Jynessa was born and raised at Starfall. When she was twelve, she was promised to Prince Steffon Baratheon, the heir apparent of King Robert II Baratheon. Thus, she was expected to become Queen one day.

### Marriage

Jynessa married Prince Steffon shortly after her sixteenth nameday. Over the next six years, the couple sired three children; Prince Raymont, Princess Ellyn, and Prince Davos Baratheon. In 350 AC, she accompanied her husband to his newly constructed seat of Whitehearth.

### Disappearance

In 351 AC, Steffon gave Jynessa leave to visit her family in Starfall. She sailed from Whitehearth out of Blackwater Bay, with her ship last being sighted turning south off Sharp Point. Days later, the fiercest storm in a generation fell upon the eastern coasts of Westeros, and Jynessa's ship was never seen again.

Most presumed that Jynessa had died in the sudden and fierce storm, but whispers soon emerged that she was still alive. Many suggested that she had been taken by slavers, emboldened to raid the Narrow Sea once again after much of the Stepstones Guard fleet had been smashed at anchor. For many years after, stories of a popular Volantene bed-slave bearing a striking resemblance to Jynessa spread throughout the Seven Kingdoms. These whispers greatly tormented Steffon, which contributed to his failing health and eventual death a year before his father.
Robert's Warhammer

"*I knocked him down with the hammer... Gods, I was strong then! Caved in his breastplate... probably shattered every rib he had!*"
―Robert Baratheon, describing the first time he killed a man**Robert's Warhammer** is a steel warhammer owned by House Baratheon of King's Landing, the royal House of the Seven Kingdoms.

It was built for and wielded by Robert Baratheon during his rebellion against House Targaryen. It later came into the possession of his son, Gendry Baratheon, who augmented the hammer with dragonglass to make it effective at destroying wights and White Walkers. Gendry went on to use the hammer throughout the Great War and the War of the Narrow Sea.

## History

### Background

It was originally forged at Storm's End by blacksmith Donal Noye, for then-Lord Robert Baratheon to complement his strength and fighting style. Robert would go on to wield the hammer during his rebellion, ultimately using it to kill Prince Rhaegar Targaryen during the Battle of the Trident. After becoming king, Robert would later use the weapon during the Greyjoy Rebellion. Upon Robert's death, his warhammer was returned to Storm's End along with his body, where it remained for some seven years even as Storm's End changed hands multiple times.

With the departure of Stannis Baratheon, Edric Storm, who had taken the mantle of Acting Lord of Storm's End, took possession of the warhammer, although found the weapon far too cumbersome to actually train with, preferring bows and shortswords.

### *Game of Thrones*: Season 7

After Davos Seaworth summoned Edric and his son Devan Seaworth to Dragonstone, Edric was asked to bring the warhammer to give to Davos. Davos intended to offer the warhammer to Gendry, Robert's eldest male bastard son who was proficient with warhammers, but neglected to do so until they were reunited at Winterfell following the Wight Hunt and breaching of the Wall.

### *Game of Thrones*: Season 8

Just prior to the Fall of Winterfell, Gendry augmented the hammer, tipping the hammer head and end of the hilt with dragonglass to make the weapon effective against wights and White Walkers. Gendry would wield the weapon throughout the Great War, including briefly in a duel against the Night King alongside Jon Snow.

At the climax of the Battle of King's Landing, Bran Stark warged both himself and the Night King through time into Robert Baratheon and Rhaegar Targaryen respectively, before using the warhammer to indirectly kill the Night King through Rhaegar's death on the Ruby Ford, thus ending the Great War in the present.

### *A Dream of Spring*

Following the war, Gendry maintained ownership of the hammer after he became king, wielding it during the War of the Narrow Sea and for the rest of his life thereafter.

### *A Dream of Spring*: Epilogue

After Gendry's death, the hammer was passed down to his son, King Robert II Baratheon, although the new king rarely used it, his frame and fighting style more adept for swordplay.
Meredyth Tarly

Queen **Meredyth Tarly** was the younger daughter of Lord Renly Tarly with his wife, Princess Serena Baratheon, and the twin sister of Sharis Tarly.

## Biography

### Background

She was born the second son of Lord Renly Tarly and Princess Serena Baratheon, a political marriage devised from a compromise to avoid war between House Tarly and House Hightower during the Highgarden Crisis.

She was married to her cousin, Prince Davos Baratheon, having one son with him, Robert III Baratheon, before Davos was killed in a jousting accident.

### Reign as Queen Mother

Her son unexpectantly became heir to the Iron Throne following the deaths of Raymont and Steffon Baratheon, and upon the death of King Robert II Baratheon, Robert's position was secured with the aid of Meredyth's uncle, Eddard Baratheon. Meredyth served her son as Queen Mother for fifteen years until her own death. Meredyth was the first Queen Mother in nearly a century, her predecessor being Cersei Lannister during the reign of her sons.
Battle of Lannisport

### Outcome

**Lannister victory*** The White Walkers and Army of the Dead all perish by proxy of the Night King's death during the concurrent Battle of King's Landing, before they can take the city

Factions| * House Lannister
	+ Army of the Dead †

Casualties| **Heavy** | **Total*** All White Walkers and wights

### Civilian casualties

Heavy

The **Battle of Lannisport** was a battle during the Great War, taking place at Lannisport, the seat of House Lannister of Lannisport, a cadet branch of House Lannister. It was one of the several ongoing battles and sieges against the Army of the Dead taking place across Westeros, that were all suddenly and simultaneously ended by the Night King's death at the Battle of King's Landing.

## History

### Prelude

Following the Fall of Riverrun, the Army of the Dead advanced along the River Road into the Westerlands. The more mountainous terrain favoured defensive warfare and slowed the wights down, allowing Ser Daven Lannister, the castellan of Casterly Rock, to amass a significant force within Lannisport despite the Westerlands prior unpreparedness for the Great War.

### The battle

The dead attacked the city in waves. While this lead to an exhaustively long defence, at least initially, it prevented the city walls from being overwhelmed all at once. Eventually, a group of White Walkers coordinated a successful breach of the walls, and the defenders were forced into a fighting retreat.

Ser Daven Lannister feared he would need to abandon the city for Feastfires, Fair Isle, or even the Iron Islands, but as the city faced being overrun completely, the White Walkers disintegrated and the entire Army of the Dead collapsed lifeless, leaving the defenders shocked, confused, but ultimately grateful that the battle was seemingly over.

The destruction of the White Walkers and the Army of the Dead had in fact been caused by the Night King's death by the hand of Bran Stark and Jon Snow during the Battle of King's Landing, which had been taking place around the same time hundreds of miles to the east.

### Aftermath

Despite the battle concluding before much of the city was overrun by the Army of the Dead, the casualties were still heavy, with around a third of the civilian population being killed during the course of the battle.
Rebel Critter Federation

The Rebel Critter Federation, or RCF, is the Box Critters division of the larger gaming community, the Rebel Federation.
The army was founded by Rocket, and the co-leaders are Elexonck, Cosmo, and Chaos. Their first event was held on December 30, 2019, and they were officially verified as a Box Critters army on January 4, 2020.

Since then, they have engaged in one conflict against the Army of Box Critters, a division of their larger army, the Army of Club Penguin. On January 20, 2020, ABC and RCF met in the Tavern to fight, but ABC forfeit after 5 minutes due to the unfair size advantage that RCF had as a result of bringing their entire community.

Currently, their uniform includes the Viking Helmet, the Black 3D Glasses, the Black Discord Headphones, and the Security Officer suit.

***(Currently Inactive)***
Sword of Oggoria

The Sword of Oggoria is a weapon of great power harnessing the power of its former users empowering the current user and can only be wielded by someone who has the qualities of a protector of Oggoria. The sword was also used to crown the next High King of Oggoria as it was the symbol of the realm showing the courage and valour of the realm and its people that live within it.

## History

### Forged by the flames

The Sword of Oggoria was one of the first weapons that Imir had created shortly after making his protector in the form of Akrasil to which he gave the sword to, Imir imbued a lot of his power within the sword which made it nicknamed 'a weapon of the gods' as it held immense power. The sword would be used by Akrasil who would use it during the realm wars to which it would slay many people with ease, once Akrasil was crowned as the first High King of Oggoria he did not see that the crown was the thing to make him the king but rather the sword and this would begin the way of initiation for all of the next High Kings. The sword was also used by Akrasil to cast Fedos into the void realm being the Titan Realm which also showed another side of its immense power.

### The Test

After Fedos was cast back to the Titan Realm the gods decided that Akrasil for his actions and help he should be made a god as he showed to be a great man and soldier, however with Akrasil becoming a god he would relinquish a lot of his power including the sword and so with him becoming a god Oggoria now had no protector which meant Akrasil would begin his search to find someone who had the similar qualities to be a protector of the realm. Eventually his search would lead him to Eorrin who was a fighter within the Order of the Crest and became quite the leader amongst the Order, Akrasil was very confident in his abilities and gave him the sword to hopefully see if he could wield its power, upon wielding the sword it would accept Eorrin and he became the new protector of Oggoria with him also being the next High King, Akrasil would also imbue some of his power within the sword making it all the more powerful.

## Uses

Being one of the most elegant and powerful weapons made by Imir the Sword of Oggoria gifts its wielder immense power and courage fulfilling them allowing them to purge emotions of being scared or afraid allowing them to truly become a protector, alongside this the sword also granted the user extra powers from the previous users which would only add onto the current wielder. The wielder also is able to summon an undead army of former Order of the Crest members allowing them to once again serve and protect the realm, with this ability the user can also inspire other people around them filling them with courage.

## Wielders

* High King Akrasil
* High King Eorrin
Kingdom of the Bay of Dragons

Hereditary absolute monarchy (de-jure)

The **Kingdom of the Bay of Dragons** is a confederation of the city-states of Meereen, Yunkai and Astapor, currently ruled by a duumvirate of the Captain of the Second Sons and Commander of the Unsullied.

## History

### Founding

The kingdom was established in 303 AC by Queen Daenerys Targaryen, who had previously conquered the three cities and ended slavery in the region, declaring herself the Queen of Meereen. Daenerys departed the Bay of Dragons (having renamed it from Slaver's Bay) for Westeros soon after, leaving Captain of the Second Sons, Daario Naharis, as her regent in the region.

### After Daenerys Targaryen

The state officially remained a monarchy legally ruled by House Targaryen, even after Daenerys and House Targaryen itself met their end during the Great War.

A schism in the Second Sons following Daenerys' death drastically reduced the manpower of the peacekeeping force. The situation was only alleviated following the return of the Unsullied, with Grey Worm becoming co-regent alongside Daario.

### New Daughters War

During the New Daughters War, the leadership were sympathetic to the cause of the Seven Kingdoms and their allies. On the regent's invitation, the royal fleet of King Rogar I Baratheon were permitted to dock in Meereen while an alliance was formalised.

Whilst docked, the children of King Rogar, Prince Raymont and Princess Roslin Baratheon, ran away to start a new life free from their father. In a black fury, Rogar held the Meereenese responsible for kidnapping his children, and attacked the city. Rogar fell in battle against a force of Unsullied, and the royal fleet withdrew from the region having made an enemy of the Bay of Dragons.

## See also

* Slaver's Bay on Wiki of Westeros
* Slaver's Bay on A Wiki of Ice and Fire
Chad (133)

Item Number 133

## Basic Info

* Chad is a legendary defense used for protecting your money in heists.
* It has a cost of 15000 and a vibe of 467.
* It has no special abilities.

## Strategy

* This is a poor upgrade from Copy of Shrek on DVD due to the low vibe upgrade for more than 3000 extra points. Ideally you should skip this and aim for Matt from Wii Sports as that has an amazing special ability.
Beyond the Wall

*This page is about the geographic region. For the episode, see: Beyond the Wall (episode)*

## Information

### Location

Northernmost reaches within the North, Westeros (since 305 AC)

North of the Seven Kingdoms (before 305 AC)

### Geography

Sub-arctic taiga forest (east)
Freezing mountains and glaciers (west)
Subarctic tundra, to uninhabitable polar waste (extreme north)

### Population

Children of the Forest
Giants
Free Folk
White Walkers (formerly)
Wights (formerly)

### Rulers

House Stark (overlord)
Lords and chiefs of the Free Folk
Night King (formerly)
Kings-Beyond-the-Wall (formerly)

### Culture

Children of the Forest
Giants
Free Folk
White Walkers (formerly)

### Religion

Old Gods of the Forest
White Walkers (formerly)

### Places of note

Fist of the First Men  •  Frostfangs  •  Frozen Shore  •  Haunted Forest  •  Lands of Always Winter  •  Milkwater  •  Skirling Pass  •  Storrold's Point  •  Thenn  •  Cave of the Three-Eyed Raven (destroyed)  •  Craster's Keep (destroyed)

"*We don't kneel for anyone beyond the Wall.*"
―Mance Rayder
The lands **beyond the Wall** are a large expanse of sparsely populated territory in the far north of Westeros, lying to the north of the Wall. Since the Great War and the signing of the Treaty of Long Lake, the lands have been integrated into the North, an administrative region of the Seven Kingdoms, ending a period of thousands of years where the lands were an ungoverned wilderness not part of any realm or kingdom.

The lands are chiefly populated by the Free Folk, historically referred to by the rest of the Seven Kingdoms as 'wildlings'. Prior to being brought into the Seven Kingdoms, they were split into dozens of different tribes and clans, living as nomadic hunter-gatherers or in small disparate settlements. After the Great War, the region fell under the overall authority of House Stark of Winterfell, but the Free Folk maintain significant cultural and political autonomy. Nonetheless, some Free Folk, such as the Giantsbanes, have begun adopting the feudal traditions of their southern counterparts.

## See also

* Beyond the Wall on Wiki of Westeros
* Beyond the Wall on A Wiki of Ice and Fire
Angarth Fortress

*"Its more than just a fortress or some battle placement its the Order's home and to them it means more than it ever does to me."* - Akrasil

Angarth Fortress is a small fort that was built as a fort for soldiers to be trained at and was known to be the fort that the first soldiers trained in who would join the Order of the Crest and this would be regarded to them as their home. The fortress also served as a defensive position during the Realm Wars where many people of Oggoria were kept safe from the Fedos' Legions.

## History

### Order of the Crest

After Akrasil was made by Imir to be the protector of Oggoria he did not believe that only he could protect the realm and sought more people to help him protect the realm and so he would train a few select people who eventually formed the Order of the Crest, with the Order formed Akrasil wanted a place for them live and train to hone their skills as a warrior and so began construction on the fort of Angarth which would allow the Order to be free with their training and also recruiting more members. With the fortress complete in its construction it was built in a strategic position not far from Whitmore Palace which allowed it to see a lot of the realm from a far and give any warnings to other people if needs be.

### The Realm Wars

During the Realm Wars it would be Angarth that provided safety and security to the people of Oggoria who needed to be evacuated from the main kingdom and keeping them out of the way for Akrasil and the rest of the Order to defend the realm. However, with the Order being occupied a legion of Fedos' army charged towards the fortress and with little to no defences they would be able to walk inside but due to the walls and construction of the fortress its foundations and materials used on it made it very tough to break though which would allow for enough time for the Buccaneers of the Vortex to save the civilians and blast their way through the legions of enemies, with the war finished though the Order's numbers were very low and many of their members began to be mercenaries or do other things as a living and Angarth would become a deserted fortress.

### Aftermath

With the war over and the Order practically deserted Angarth became a deserted fortress to which the Grey Hammers would take it over making it their home and putting their chieftain as their lord there, with Oggoria now suffering from criminals and barbarians Akrasil would have no choice but to reform the Order of the Crest finding the old members making them trainers of the new generation of knights, alongside reforming the Order he also formed a proper army that were not as good as the Order but could still act as a army of knights to also protect the realm and act as an army against any threats if needs be. With the Order reformed the battle for Angarth would happen and the Grey Hammers were forced out of the fortress and then it would become the home for the Order once again.