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Lonely Light

The Island Lonely Light with its house and castle

The Lonely Light is the smallest island of the eight major Iron Islands. It is the seat of House Farwynd of the Lonely Light.

While most of the Iron Islands lie in Ironman's Bay, there is a smaller group of thirteen islands clustered around the Lonely Light lying eight days sail northwest of Great Wyk. It lies well into the Sunset Sea and is probably the westernmost location in the Known World. The Lonely Light is surrounded by rookeries of seals and sea lions and ocean.
Highwatch

Highwatch is one of the fourteen major islands that make up the Stepstones in the Narrow Sea.

## History

Highwatch is famed for its towering peaks, and the small outpost at the tip of the tallest of the range, which shares the name of the island.

Although plagued by storms and rain, on a clear day the outpost offers views of nearly all of the Stepstones, as is thus a very useful resource for the Pirate Lords to observe their domain from.

## Recent History

In 313AC, a Corsair King invaded the Stepstones, and quickly forged an Alliance with King Renly Baratheon upon the Iron Throne. The treaty would last a decade before finally the increasing demands from the Corsair eventually drove the two Kings apart.

In 323AC, the fleet of the Corsair King attacked Greenstone, raiding the port and the surrounding town. Lord Estermont was sent fleeing for his life as the Corsair King warned more attacks will follow if his demands are not met. As the Redwyne and Martell fleets sailed for Bloodstone, Renly and his Master of Ships Montererys Velaryon gave chase to the Corsair King, but were ambushed near Ghaston Grey. Through a narrow victory, the Royal Fleet sent the pirates fleeing for the Stepstones, where they would linger and give trouble to the Westerosi forces for the best part of a year.

Bloodstone eventually fell after nearly a year of fighting, marking the end of the Reign of the Corsair King. As the rest of the isles fell under control of King Baratheon, there are some that believe the Corsair escaped, but no evidence has ever been found to confirm this. Ser Jack Mullendore is named Lord of Highwatch, but by a decade or two later, all control over the isles by the Iron Throne had been lost.

In 349AC, a new pirate-king settled in the Stepstones. In exchange for allowing Tyroshi vessels through unmolested, the Archon tolerated their presence. Growing increasingly irritated at the disruption of trade through the Stepstones, the Sealord of Braavos partnered with Magisters of Pentos and Myr to remove the pirate-king supposedly responsible. Purple-hulled vessels fell upon the pirate's kingdom based out of Highwatch. They spent the next year and a half systematically scouring each isle in turn, eradicating all pirates, corsairs and raiders that they found.
Bear Island

Bearhold, the seat and stronghold of House Mormont on Bear Island

**Bear Island** is a remote island in The North of Westeros, and home to House Mormont, vassals of House Stark of Winterfell. It lies within the Bay of Ice on the western coast of the North. It is situated north of Deepwood Motte and the subsequent Wolfswood, northeast of Sea Dragon Point, far northwest of Winterfell, west of the Wall, south of the Frozen Shore, and east of the Sunset Sea. The island remains relatively poor. It is densely forested with a large bear population which earned the island it's name.

People who hail from this island are strong, hardy, loyal, and non-nonsense. This is best exemplified by its liege lords of House Mormont.

## Description

Bear Island is beautiful, but also icy, cold and remote. The Mormont "castle" is a large, comfortable but still relatively primitive wooden longhouse (due to a lack of stone on the island), called the Bearhold. Bears still prowl the woods of the island, giving the Mormonts their sigil. The people of Bear Island are fierce, hardy and strong. Unlike most of Westeros, the women of Bear Island are trained in the use of weapons and warfare, as they are expected to defend hearth and home should wildlingraiders from the Frozen Shore (just to the north) launch an attack.
House Mallister

**House Mallister of Seagard** is one of the most prominent noble houses from the riverlands. Seagard is a fortress built to defend the coast against the reavers from the Iron Islands, and dates from before Aegon's Failed Conquest. The Mallisters distrust the ironborn.

Their blazon is a silver eagle displayed, on a purple field. Their motto is "Above the rest". Some Mallisters have worn winged helms.

## History

### Andal Era

The Mallisters conquered most of the Cape of Eagles from the ironborn during the reign of King Torgon Greyiron.

In the century that followed the fall of House Justman, the Mallisters were one of the many river lords who were petty river kings, with House Teague eventually controlling the riverlands.

### Targaryen Era

House Mallister aided House Targaryen during Aegon's Conquest and rebelled against King Harren the Black of Harrenhal.

It is said that Lord Borros Baratheon slew Lord Mallister during the Battle of the Kingsroad.

Desmond Mallister had a great and tragic friendship with Lord Loron Greyjoy.

Lord Lymond Mallister unhorsed Ser Criston Cole at the tourney at Maidenpool to celebrate the accession of King Viserys I Targaryen. Ser Joseth Mallister jousted in the tourney at Ashford Meadow. He was left unconscious in one of the first tilts. Prince Rhaegar Targaryen unhorsed Lord Jason Mallister in a tourney at Storm's End.

Jeffory Mallister was one of the companions of Brandon Stark that were accused of treason and executed by order of King Aerys II Targaryen. During Robert's Rebellion which followed, Lord Jason attended the wedding between Catelyn Tully and Eddard Starkand gave lavish gifts. At the Battle of the Trident, he slew three of Rhaegar's bannermen.

### Baratheon Era

During Greyjoy's Rebellion, Lord Jason Mallister slew Rodrik Greyjoy while defending against the storming of Seagard. He took part in the tourney at Lannisport following the rebellion, but he was defeated by the eventual victor, Lord Jorah Mormont.

Will was caught poaching by Mallister freeriders and then sent to the Night's Watch.
Liy

Liy is a port-town on the southern coast of the Disputed Lands, first built as a rival to Achissa, further to the east.

Many sought a more convenient port for the Lyseni upon the edge of the Disputed Lands, and thus Liy was constructed under the order of House Rogare, who hold a sizeable presence in the city - not dissimilar to that of House Vhassyl and Canahs.
Dana Nuggets

Dana Nuggets is a male character and is a recurring character in Minibellies.

## Personality

Dana is often obsessed with becoming better than others, especially Caramel Backstory. He rivals and antagonizes more with Caramel, because he is the most popular, although Dana antagonizes and rivals anyone, too, but his antagonism and his copy is more focused on his rival Caramel who humiliates him in all competitions and games that participate, leaving Dana ignorant, angry and unpleasant. He can also be vindictive and very self-centered.

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Longclaw

**Longclaw**is a Valyrian steel bastard sword that was the ancestral weapon of House Mormont for five centuries. When Lord Jeor Mormont retired from his lordship to take the black and command the Night's Watch, he passed it to his son and heir, Ser Jorah Mormont. When Jorah went into exile after trying to sell some poaches into slavery, he left the sword and Jorah's sister Maege returned it to him at the Wall.
Years later, Jeor gave Longclaw to Jon Snow as a reward for saving his life from a wight. Before giving it to Jon he had the pommel remade, replacing the bear with a direwolf, the sigil of House Stark. However, the sword was last beyond the Wall during a great ranging led by Jon Snow, and never made it back to Castle Black with its current whereabouts unknown.

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Isle of Birds

The Isle of Birds is one of the fifteen islands that make up the main Summer Isles archipelago.

## Description

The Isle of Birds is located in the Smiling Sea, a stretch of water between Walano to the north and Omboru to the south. Named for the myriad of avian life that inhabits the forested gentle hills and yellow-sanded beaches, the Isle of Birds is said to be the chosen home of one of the many gods of the Summer Isles, the Parrot Prince.

## Ruler

The Isle of Birds is currently ruled over by the Toda family, and each generation takes the feather of a different species as their sigil, wearing them proudly as a chain around their neck as a beautiful, colourful neckfrill.

## Recent History

The Isle of Birds was raided extensively in 339AC and onwards by Ironborn raiders following the Little War.
House Serrett

## House Information

### Sigil

A peacock in his pride, on a cream field(Carnation, a peacock in his pride proper)

### Vassals

Falwell, Kyndwell

House Serrett of Silverhill is a noble house from Silverhill in the Westerlands. It is one of the principal houses sworn to Casterly Rock

They blazon their arms with a peacock in his pride on cream. Their words are *"I have No Rival"*
House Blackwood

## House Information

### Sigil

Gules, on an escutcheon sable a dead weirwood tree proper, all within an orle of ravens volant sable

## Historical Information

### Founded

Age of Heroes

H**ouse Blackwood of Raventree Hall** is an old house from Raventree Hall in The Riverlands. They once ruled the riverlands as kings during the Age of Heroes. They blazon their arms with a flock of ravens on scarlet surrounding a dead weirwood upon a black escutcheon.

## History

### Age of Heroes

The Blackwoods are an ancient house descended of the First Men. Family traditions state they ruled most of the wolfswood before being driven from the North by the Kings of Winter.

The Blackwoods have an old and bitter feud against their neighbor in the riverlands, the Brackens, coming from the Age of Heroes when both houses ruled as kings. According to the Blackwoods, the Brackens were petty lords and horse breeders who hired swords to usurp the Blackwood kings. The Blackwoods believe this occurred five hundred years before the arrival of the Andals, but the *True History* states it was one thousand years before the Andals.

### Andal Riverlands

The Blackwoods and Brackens allied together against the Andal invasion, but they were defeated in the Battle of the Bitter River. The feud was aided by House Bracken's conversion to the Faith of the Seven after the Andal invasion. In contrast, the Blackwoods kept the religion of the old gods, being one of the few houses south of the Neck to do so. The Blackwoods accuse the Brackens of having poisoned the weirwood of Raventree Hall. The Teats, Battle Valley, and the village of Blackbuckle are part of the disputed land. There have been numerous peaces between the Blackwoods and Brackens, many sealed by marriage, but the feud always restarts. Benedict Rivers was a bastard born from both houses who eventually became King Benedict I Justman, with House Justman ruling the riverlands for about three centuries. There were Blackwoods among the many petty kings who disputed the riverlands in the tumultuous century after King Bernarr II Justman's death.

With the support of the Storm King Arlan III Durrandon, Lord Roderick Blackwood rebelled against Humfrey I Teague, King of the Rivers and the Hills. Roderick was killed in the Battle of Six Kings, ending Arlan's attempt to restore the riverlands to the Blackwoods. After the river lords rejected the possibility of being ruled by Roderick's daughter, Shiera Blackwood, Arlan added the riverlands to the realm of the Storm Kings.

### Targaryen Era

When the Kings of the Iron Islands from House Hoare invaded the riverlands three centuries later, Lady Agnes Blackwood led the rivermen's resistance. She was betrayed by Lord Lothar Bracken, however, and then slain by King Harwyn Hoare. The ironborn then conquered the riverlands from the Storm King, Arrec Durrandon.
Bondo

Bondo is a male character and is a minor character in Libies.

## Personality

Bondo is one of Abondia's friends and is always mistreated by Abondia's orders, despite the fact that she is his friend, since she is very abusive with him and wants him to do his job, which makes Bondo angry and shows his bad temper in relation to Abondia. for being bossy and screaming too much. He is also vengeful, proud, and arrogant, living by kidnapping creatures to use in his bad experiences. Bondo is rude and mean to humans as well and scoffs at them, at extraterrestrial nicknames, however Bondo is also one of the few Saturnites who speaks in their normal Saturnian language, but also speaks in human language (where aliens, humans and even animals, talking and communicating by talking). It is pompous and bad. He believes that his way of doing things is the best and he reacts angrily when someone says that his ideas are stupid or stupid, but Bondo gets angrier when someone speaks ill of his Saturn species, what he leaves is that it makes sense of the honor of your kind. Bondo is evil, presumptuous, and intriguing.

## Family

* Mai (mother)
* Hiro (father)
* Sasuke (younger brother)

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House Egen

## House Information

### Sigil

A yellow sun, white crescent moon, and silver star on a blue chief, above a white field

## Historical Information

### Culture

Andal

House Egen is a noble house from the Vale. It is one of the principal houses sworn to House Arryn. They blazon their arms with a yellow sun, white crescent moon, and silver star on blue chief above white. Their motto is "By Day or Night".

House Egen won Harrenhal in a grand tournament.
Great Wyk

The Island Great Wyk with it's houses and their seats

Great Wyk is the largest of the islands that make up the Iron Islands. Aside from the Lonely Light, it is the westernmost of the major isles. Unlike the other isles, Great Wyk is so large that some of its castles, such as Hammerhorn, are inland instead of near the Sunset Sea or Ironman's Bay.

## Houses

Some of the noble houses found upon the island include House Merlyn, House Sparr, House Goodbrother and House Farwynd.

Hammerhorn, the seat of the main line of House Goodbrother, is located in the Hardstone Hills. Other branches of the Goodbrothers on Great Wyk live at Corpse Lake, Crow Spike Keep, and Downdelving. The Merlyns reside in Pebbleton, while the Farwynds live at Sealskin Point.

## History

The first Sept in the Iron Islands was built on Great Wyk during the reign of King Wulfgar Hoare.

After the War of Conquest, King Aegon I Targaryen invaded Great Wyk with Balerion and a host to subdue the various iron lords claiming to be King of the Iron Islands.

In the First war of Reclamation, Great Wyk got sacked by the Lannisters.
Nazhe

The Nazhe is one of the many rivers found weaving throughout the Great Grass Sea in northern Essos. It is a tributary of the river Shakhe.

## Geography

The Nazhe arises from the northern aspect of the Painted Mountains. From here, it meanders north into the grassland hills south of Vaes Khadokh, where it meets with the river Shakhe, which then flows onwards towards Vaes Sorfo.
Howling Mountain

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

## History

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

## Recent History

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

Between 356AC and 359AC, Howling Mountain was ruled over by the Corsair-Queen Kalia, who took a set of blackened teeth on a field of red for her banner. She was killed by one of her captains, a man called Cregas who would become known more widely as the Ivory King.
Cyrenna Sand

House Fowler

Lady **Cyrenna Sand** is the second child and first daughter of Olyvar Fowler and Rhea Ashford, born minutes after her brother Luceon.

Currently, she resides in Storm's End, as the handmaiden to Princess Arianne Martell, Lady of Storm's End, and has little contact with her family in Skyreach.
Lucerys Vaelaros

Old Blood of Volantis

Saera Vaelaros, sister

Lord **Lucerys II Vaelaros** is the current head of House Vaelaros in Volantis, a member of Old Blood of Volantis, as the eldest son of previous patriarch Valerion Vaelaros. He has three younger siblings, including abolitionist Daenora Vaelaros, and is the great-nephew of Laerys Vaelaros.

He was named after his great-grandfather.

## Appearance

Strikingly handsome, Lucerys bears all the signs of Old Blood. He wears his silver-white hair long, well-kept, and dresses in colourful silks Volantis is known for. His eyes are a magnetic, shiny purple.

## Family

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Bhalar's Town

Bhalar's Town is a small settlement on an island just west of Basilisk Point on the continent of Sothoryos.

It is named for the Prince of the Summer Isles, Bhalar Dol.

## Layout

Bhalar's Town started as an outpost, but with each passing year has grown larger and more populous as the islanders flourish upon the vibrant and fruitful isle. The original settlement, built as a lookout against corsair fleets bound eastward still maintains high walls upon which archers prowl, but a fishing village surrounding by orchards has since sprawled from it.

A fleet of fast and well-manned Swan Ships guard the bay that serves as the entrance to the settlement.

## People

Due to the nature of the isle, more tepid than the Basilisks but less idyllic than the Summer Isles, the Islanders that live within Bhalar's Town are hardier and less forgiving than their cousins to the west. They hold their Goldenheart Bows close, and are generally less trusting of strangers.

Despite it all though, they still pray to the same gods, and consider themselves Summer Islanders first and foremost.
Eddard I Stark

Eddard Stark was the second king of the new Kingdom of Winter, reigning from his father Robb's death in 332AC until his own death in 355AC. His reign is remembered as being largely peaceful, with the exception of The First War of Reclamation in the middle of it.

## History

### The First War of Reclamation

Eddard was king of the Kingdom of Winter through the duration of the First War of Reclamation, and was partially responsible for provoking it, as it was his assault on the Stepstones that led to the response from the Iron Throne that ultimately escalated into war.

King Eddard led his host into battle in the Riverlands himself, but after years of long, hard fighting, the two kingdoms reached an uneasy truce without a clear victor.
House Peake

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

## History

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

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

The Peakes rose against the Iron Throne in the Peake Uprising in 233 AC, yet they're rebellion failed. After they had lost two castles in the aftermath of the first and a member of their family in the second Blackfyre Rebellion, they rose against the Iron Throne during the reign of Maekar I Targaryen. They led the king to suppress the rebellion in the Dornish Marches himself, and even killed the King in the battle of Starspike.
Isle of Elephants

The Isle of Elephants is an island found in the Jade Sea, south of the isle of Great Moraq. The only city on the island is Shan's city of Zabhad.

## Geography

Due south of Great Moraq and its major city of Port Moraq, the Isle of Elephants is located in the Jade Sea, southeast of the Cinnamon Straits and the islands of Vahar and Lesser Moraq.

The island's north is home to great grasslands of tall grasses of yellow and green that can be woven into hats, baskets and even shields. Further south, the Morning Peaks can be found, the mountain range home to pale-furred hares the size of dogs, burrowing rats that live in the snow, and wolves that hunt in packs of twenty or more.

## Zabhad

Zabhad is a city upon the northern shore of the island, and most well-known for the Shan's Palace, a construction once carved entirely of ivory and in which the Shan, a High Priestess who wears naught but white silks ruled. As with the elephants from which the island takes it name, the people of the isle followed the oldest and wisest woman, obeying her commands and listening to her guidance. However, since the Ivory War, the Shan's Palace has remained in ruins, and the number of residents on the isles is greatly diminished.

## Recent History

* 359AC - Volantene ships arrive at the Isle of Elephants, seeking to purchase what was lost in the Mahout Riots. They strike an agreement with the Shan of Zabhad.
* 361AC - The Ivory King Cregas visits the Isle of Elephants, seeking a trade deal with the Shan. He offers her protection from the Qartheen and people of Great Moraq in exchange for three dozen tusks every moon. This serves to anger the Old Blood of Volantis, who believe they are being cheated in the cost for the elephants purchased from the isle.
* 363AC - Cregas grows increasingly paranoid as his Kingdom starts to crumble around him. Later that year, he would sail again to the Isle of Elephants, but instead would be responsible for its cruel and vicious sacking. The Shan's Palace is torn down, its ivory carried back to the Basilisk Isles.
* 371AC - When Corlys Velaryon (named for the Sea Snake of two hundred and fifty years prior) returned to Westeros after his Third Grand Expedition he spoke of the Isle of Elephants, and the great sorrow of the Shan and her people following the destruction of the Ivory Palace. The Shan had taken the life of her children, before her own shortly after stating that without the heritage of her ancestors, there was no future for her family. A thousand had followed her into the next life by manner of self-inflicted wounds or poison. In a twist of bittersweet irony, it is said that the great grey beasts that roam the isle have recovered so drastically in number over the last decade that they now roam as numerous as deer within the Kingswood.
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.

## Recent History

In 323AC, the tensions between Qohor and Norvos seemed to be drawing towards a conflict at Dagger Lake when both cities found themselves otherwise distracted. Unimpressed by the offers provided to him by the Magisters of Norvos, Khal Khoro sacked to the Low City, taking five thousand residents into slavery and driving them east. The Forest of Qohor was ravaged by a great fire which many claim was another attempt by followers of R'hllor to damage the city, and thus the cold war between Norvos and Qohor burned out without bloodshed as both cities turned to fix their own wounds.
House Antaryon

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## House Information

### Sigil

Two swords, one broken, with a key of gold on top, resting upon a field of purple

### Title

Magister, Lord of the Obelisk, Keyholder of the Iron Bank

## Historical Information

### Founded By

Ilaro

**House Antaryon of the Obelisk** is a noble family from Braavos. Principal amongst the Keyholder families, the Antaryons have a large presence within the city of Braavos, and serve both as financial and naval support for the Sealord. Owners of an island close the Sealord's Palace, they reside within the Obelisk, a keep of grey stone-brick from which the entirety of the Secret City can be viewed.

## History

House Antaryon claims descent from Ilaro, a court slave once in service to the dragonlords of old and one of the twenty-three founding members of the Iron Bank. As such, it's members enjoy the prestige and honors associated with such, and rarely is a magister of the house seen without sporting the ceremonial wrought-iron key that marks his descent around his neck.

According to the personal history of the family, kept in the library of their fortified manse and tended to by each generation of the house, Ilaro Antaryon would later go on to serve as the city's third Sealord - a claim few can dispute, for few records of the Secret City's dealings in it's infancy remain, shared only through oral legend.

Believing themselves chief amongst the Keyholders, House Antaryon has traditionally championed the values of Braavos: religious tolerance, song, and a militant upholding of the city's First Law, and as such the family has often served the Sealord both in matters of finance and navy.

It's sigil serves as an easy reminder of the family's staunch loyalty to their home: two swords, one to represent *Titan's Roar,* the Valyrian longsword held by the family for generations, and another, broken at the mid-point to represent the broken sword held in the hand of the Titan of Braavos. Both rest upon a field of purple, the color most commonly associated with Braavos and it's purple-hulled vessels, and on top sits a key of gold, to mark the family's ancestral status as Keyholders.

In the time of Marro Antaryon, three notches have been added to the right-leaning sword, each to mark a member of the Agnalor family slain by *Titan's Roar* during the Battle of the Sweetwater Source.
House Reed

House Cray

House Fenn

House Greengood

House Marsh

House Peat

House Quagg

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

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

House Payne is a noble house from the Westerlands. It is one of the principal houses sworn to House Lannister. Their arms are purple and white chequy with gold coins in the checks

## House Information

### Sigil

Gold coins in the checks of a checkered purple and white field(Chequy purpure and argent, each chequer charged with a bezant)
Highgarden

Highgarden is a castle which serves as the seat of House Tyrell, the regional capital of the Reach, and the heart of chivalry in the Kingdom of the Iron Throne. It lies on the Mander and is where the Ocean Road meets the Roseroad, making it an important crossroads.

## Layout

Highgarden is surrounded by three rings of white stone whose walls increase in height. Between the outer and middle walls is a famous briar labyrinth which serves to entertain as well as slow invaders. The oldest towers, squat and square, from the Age of Heroes. Newer towers are tall and slender, round fortifications dating from after the Andal invasion.

Also within Highgarden's walls are groves, fountains, and courtyards. The sept is matched only by the Great Sept of Baelor and the Starry Sept. The castle's godswood contains three weirwoods known as the Three Singers. The palatial keep is decorated with statues and colonnades. The castle's structures are covered in ivy, grapes, and climbing roses.

Highgarden is filled with flowers, singers, pipers, fiddlers and harpers. The stables have a fine selection of horseflesh, and there are pleasure boats to sail along the Mander. There are fields of golden roses that stretch as far as the eye can see. Fruits grown nearby include melons, peaches, and fireplums.
Mossovy

Mossovy, sometimes called Far Mossovy in reference to its position in far-east Essos, is a forested region near the Grey Waste and the Plains of the Jogos Nhai. To the north are the Thousand Islands of the Shivering Sea.

Owing largely to the hostility associated with the surrounding lands, very little is known of the forest itself, and tales of skinchangers, shapeshifters, demonhunters and all manners of men and beasts come from those that claim to have visited the cold, dark forest, although few have any real proof to validate their stories.

It is thought that much of the Grey Waste was once covered in forest, in the books within the Great Library of Huiji in Yi Ti are to be believed. When the trees were felled, the land grew barren and little more than dust. What civilisation was responsible for this mass deforestation remains undeclared however, leaving the proposal as little more than speculation in the minds of many.
House Rowan

House Stackhouse

House Osgrey of Standfast

House Osgrey of Coldmoat

**House Rowan** **of Goldengrove** is a noble house sworn to House Tyrell of Highgarden. Their lands are located in the northern Kingdom of the Reach.

## History

House Rowan traces its origin to the legendary Garth Greenhand through his daughter Rowan Gold-Tree. The golden tree is their house's arms, and they took her name for their house.
Jaerano Naerin

Jaerano Naerin is a member of the Naerin family of Myr and most famous for the accusations placed against him by the Lyseni following the death of the Elephant Triarch Laerys Vaelaros.

## History

After the death of Laerys Vaelaros, the two remaining Triarchs Vaelar Aerteris and Taeros Qoheros agreed that it was the Lyseni behind the popular Triarch's demise, declaring the death a deliberate assassination at the hands of House Pendaerys, Ormellon and Vhassyl.

The Lyseni instead accused the Myrish of the treachery, naming Magister Jaerano Naerin himself as being guilty of poisoning the Triarch, claiming he was fearful that the city of Lys would be granted the same boons afforded to him by the trade deal between Myr and Volantis agreed upon a year prior. Not wishing to see the Perfumed Sister prosper, and knowing his own deal to be secure, he had supposedly sought to end the negotiations before a final agreement could be reached.

Such accusations would lead to numerous conflicts between Myr and Lys in the Disputed Lands throughout the Ivory War.
House Connington

**House Connington of Griffin's Roost** is a house of landed knights from Griffin's Roost in the Stormlands, sworn to Storm's End. It was formerly a lordly house whose lands once extended many leagues west, north and south of Griffin's Roost, including reaching near to the rainwood.

Their blazon shows two griffins combatant countercharged per pale on red and white. Their motto is unknown, though their traditional battle cry is *A griffin! A griffin!*
House Brune

**House Brune of the Dyre Den** is a noble house from the Dyre Den, which is located in Crackclaw Point in the former Crownlands turned Riverlands.

The Brothers Brune were legendary champions that brought peace to Crackclaw Point.

During the Dance of the Dragons, the Brunes declared for Rhaenyra Targaryen. Brune forces joined Lord Walys Mooton to liberate Rook's Rest from the control of Aegon II Targaryen's greens.

Brunes were with Prince Rhaegar Targaryen at the Battle of the Trident during Robert's Rebellion.

Lothor Brune, distant kin to the Brunes of Brownhollow, visited the family after his father died. The Brunes sent Lothor away, however, claiming he was not of their blood.
House Sunderly

## House Information

### Sigil

Aquamarine, a drowned man erect carnation, hair to chief, fishes proper nibbling at his limbs

## Historical Information

### Culture

Ironborn

**House Sunderly of Sunder Keep** is one of the main nobles houses from the Iron Islands. Their seat is located on the island of Saltcliffe.

They blazon their arms with a drowned man, pink and pale, floating upright in a blue-green sea, his hair streaming upwards, as fish nibble at his limbs.
Murana

The Murana is a river found within the Disputed Lands near the Free City of Myr.

## Geography

The Murana has its source in the Violet Lake at the heart of the Disputed Lands. It meanders northwest, reaching the Bay of Myrth southwest of the city of Myr.

## Recent Events

The shores and fields surrounding the Murana were sites of many battles throughout the Ivory War, which saw combat between Lys and Myr.
House Merryweather

## House Information

### Sigil

A golden horn of plenty spilling out apples, carrots, plums, onions, leeks, turnips, and fruits of many colors on a white field bordered in gold

### Vassals

House HastwyckHouse Meadows

House Westbrook

## Historical Information

### Culture

Reachman

**House Merryweather** **of Longtable** is a noble house sworn to House Tyrell of Highgarden. Their lands are located on the southern bank of the Mander, just to the south of the confluence of the Mander and the Blue Byrn Rivers.

House Merryweather is noteworthy for its wealth. Longtable's ground is some of the most fertile, and their plenty is well-known.

## History

### Robert's Rebellion

Historically a prominent family of the Reach, House Merryweather has lost lands and wealth after Robert's Rebellion.

### The War of the Seven Kings

Orton Merryweather had put Varys, who had disappeared, in chains and presented him Renly I Baratheon, when he came back to King's Landing.

### Master of Whisperers

Hence Orton Merryweather became the Master of Whisperers under King Renly I Baratheon in the year 302AC and stayed in this position until 319AC
House Lannister

### Title

Lord/Lady of the RockShield of LannisportWarden of the WestKing of the Rock (historically)

## Historical Information

### Founded By

Lann the Clever

House Lannister is an ancient house and is one of the Great houses of the Seven Kingdoms. Through their matrilineal heritage House Lannister boasts relation to Lann the Clever.

Two branches are known to exist. One at the ancestral home of House Lannister itself at Casterly Rock, and the other at nearby Lannisport. The Sigil is a golden lion on a field of crimson. The official motto is "Hear Me Roar!" However, their unofficial motto, equally well known, is "A Lannister always pays his debts." As per tradition, the Warden of the West is nominally a Lannister.

House Lannister's influence over the Westerlands has earned the entirety of westerlanders to be referred to as Lions and Lannisters colloquially.

Fair-haired, tall, and handsome, the Lannisters are the blood of Andaladventurers who carved out a mighty kingdom in the western hills and valleys.
House Dondarrion

**House Dondarrion of Blackhaven**is an old house from Blackhaven in the Stormlands, sworn to House Baratheon of Storm's End.

Blackhaven, the castle of these great marcher lords, is located in the Dornish Marches near the Boneway, controlling the pass to Dorne.  Their sigil is a forked purple lightning bolt on a black field speckled with four-pointed stars.

## History

The Dondarrion line was founded when a messenger from the Storm King was ambushed by two Dornishmen while riding on a stormy night. An arrow killed his horse and his sword broke when he fell. When he thought he was doomed, a bright purple lightning bolt struck the Dornishmen, killing both. The man was thus able to deliver his crucial message on time. For this, the Storm King raised him to lordship, and he became the first Dondarrion.

The Bastard of Blackhaven was killed by Meraxes during the Last Storm, one of the battles during Aegon's Conquest.

House Cole began as stewards in service to the Dondarrions at Blackhaven.

During the reign of Aenys I Targaryen, the mutilated Lord Harmon Dondarrion who was known as No-Nose Dondarrion fought in the Vulture Huntagainst the Vulture King.

The Dondarrions gave refuge to King Baelor I Targaryen and Prince Aemon the Dragonknight when they returned from Dorne via the Boneway.

Ser Arlan of Pennytree and Dunk served Lords Caron and Dondarrion when they fought the Vulture King in the Red Mountains three years before the tourney at Ashford Meadow. Lord Dondarrion took eight hundred knights and near four thousand foot in the campaign. Dunk later recognized House Dondarrion's purple lightning at Ashford. Ser Manfred Dondarrion refused to vouch for Dunk's knighthood, even after Dunk repeated the story of the family's origin and arms as he had heard it in the camp of Manfred's lord father.
Laerra of Lys

Arianne Martell

**Laerra Pendaerys**, more commonly referred to as **Laerra of Lys** and after her marriage, **Laerra Martell**, was the first wife of Prince Quentos Martell, and mother to his three daughters Alysanne Martell, Ashara Martell and Arianne Martell. She died in childbirth. She was said to be exceptionally beautiful, with gold hair and blue eyes, and passed on these traits to at least two of her children. Despite having died over twenty years ago, her legacy continues in Dorne with her children.
House Bolton

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

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

## History

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

## Recent Events

Lord Bolton of the Dreadfort is the current Lord Sentinel of the Winter Court. He is one of the suspects in the murder of the Stark heir.
House Santagar

## House Information

### Sigil

Per bend sinister azure and argent, a leopard rampant Or spotted sable bearing an axe of the third

## Current Information

### Liege Lord

Alysanne Martell

**House Santagar of Spottswood** is a house of landed knights from Spottswood in Dorne. They are one of the main houses sworn to Sunspear.

They blazon their arms with a spotted leopard with a golden axe, over a per bend sinister blue and white field.

## History

The Santagars were adventuring Andals who formed their own kingdom in Dorne during the Andal Invasion.

## Historical Members

* Ser Santagar, the Knight of Spottswood during the Conquest of Dorne. King Daeron I Targaryen remarked he stabled his sand steeds in his own hall.

## Seat

**Spottswood** is a castle and village on the tip of the Broken Arm in Dorne, northeast of Sunspear. Of the two known members of House Santagar, one is Ser Aron Santagar, maester-at-arms at the Red Keep, and the other is Sylva Santigar, called "Spotted Sylva" because of her freckles but also because according to Dornish law, she is the heir to Spottswood.
History of the Small Council

Here will be detailed the history of the Small Council, from the beginning of Renly I Baratheon's rule in 302AC until the present day.

## King

 Loras I Baratheon | 332AC
 Steffon I Baratheon | 356AC
 Orys I Baratheon | 370AC

## Hand of the King

 Anders Yronwood
 Edric Dondarrion
 Malentine Velaryon
 Jocelyn Baratheon | 370AC

## Lord Commander of the Kingsguard

 Ser Lon Lonmouth
 Ser Rolland Payne
 Ser Damon Hightower | 372AC
Isle of Love

The Isle of Love is one of the fifteen islands that make up the main Summer Isles archipelago.

## Description

The Isle of Love is one of the smallest of the major islands that make up the Summer Isles archipelago, and is found just north of Moluu. Despite this, every Summer Islander is expected to spend some time upon the island, amongst those that share their bodies and talents within the Palaces of Love, where the affection of Sallar and Shanta, the Two Halves of the Summer Islander deity of love, is said to be felt most strongly. Surrounding the palaces is a hardwood grove, including unfathomably large Goldenheart, Ebony and Blue Mahoe trees. Each has been carved into the form of Sallar and Shanta, locked in an embrace, but the roots are untouched by the process, meaning the figures continue to live, as they have done for hundreds of years.

As all men and women are considered equal on the island, no family or house may claim dominion over the island. Violence of any kind whilst on the Isle of Love is punishable by immediate exile from the Summer Isles.
House Tallhart

**House Tallhart of Torrhen's Square** is a noble house from the north and is among the principal houses sworn to House Stark. Torrhen's Square is located southwest of Winterfell.

Their arms show three green sentinel trees, over a brown field. The words of House Tallhart are "Proud and Free". The Tallharts descend from the First Men.
Nakado

Nakado was a devious bandit leader that prowled the foothills of Andalos with his band of vagabonds, thieves and murderers. He is undeniably most famous for his attempts to hide their tracks by staging the attacks to look like they were the work of a stray dragon.

## History

In 323AC the Prince of Pentos was forced to dispatch the Brazen Titans, a sellsword company of some two thousand strong to investigate reports of a dragon in the Andalos foothills said to be preying on travellers and merchants and leaving naught but burned cloth, wood and bones. Curiously however, their investigations led them to discover that all items of value had been stripped from the fallen - and that true dragonflame would be capable of melting rings and bracelets to the flesh of a man. Concluding it was the work of men, not a great beast, they scoured the Velvet Hills but found nothing of the supposed bandits.

By 324AC, new reports of attacks similar to that of the year before started to reach the Magisters of Pentos and Myr, but were now taking place along the Trader's Road between the two cities. The Brazen Titans were dispatched once more, where they found greater success. Capturing the bandit captain and forcing him to reveal the location of his trove through methods crude and vicious, they managed to retrieve half of that stolen - the rest already spent on wine and whores alike. The Brazen Titans were granted 10% of the retrieved items as part of their reward, and the bandit Nakado and his men are burned alive in a great pyre shaped like a dragon.
House Varner

House Ball

**House Varner** **of Varner Keep** is a noble house sworn to House Tyrell of Highgarden. Their lands are in the north of the Reach, to the north-west of Bitterbridge and House Caswell.

## History

House Varner traces their origin to the first Andal explorers to arrive in the Reach. They were given lands as part of the Gardener strategy to assimilate with the Andals rather than to fight them.
Lizard Head

Lizard Head is a small group of isles, considered one of the fifteen island groups that make up the main Summer Isles archipelago.

## Description

Lizard Head is a small group of islands just north of the Golden Head peninsula of the largest island in the Summer Isles, Jhala. Although small, Lizard Head is home to one of the few true fortifications upon the isles, a moderate keep of bloodwood and mahogany, owing to its easterly position relative to the rest of the islands. This location means that the isles are most commonly the first landed on by raiders and corsairs sailing from the Basilisk Isles to the east.

## Rulers

The people of Lizard Head are skilled archers subsequently, and the colourful feather cloaks of the families that rule the isles are a common sight upon the Swan Ships that patrol in the area. The easternmost island, upon which the Hardwood Keep is built is ruled by the Qoxo family, whereas the rest of the islands belong to the Chasons.
House Toland

**House Toland of Ghost Hill** is a Dornish noble house sworn to Sunspear, one of the Martells' principal bannermen. Its seat is Ghost Hill.

Their arms depict a green dragon biting it's tail on a field of gold, the dragon symbolizing that time has no beginning and end. Their words are, "The Spirit is Stronger."

## History

The Tolands successfully resisted the dragons of Aegon the Conqueror during the First Dornish War. The Lord Toland at the time sent out his champion to face Aegon. After Aegon slew the man, he learned that the man was Lord Toland's mad fool, and that Lord Toland himself had escaped. In later days, the Tolands would take a new banner, showing a dragon biting its own tail, with the colors green in gold in memory of the motley of their brave fool. Prior to the dragon, the Toland banners displayed a ghost.

During the War of Seven Kings, House Toland fought for Sunspear under Doran Martell.

#### Recent History

House Toland was involved in the Dornish Rebellions in 356 AC. Elyse Toland, who had wed into one of the rebellious Houses, had her banners raised as the war began. In truth, it was her husband that ruled Ghost Hill at the time. Luceon Gargalen had earned much prestige and more, and the dubious loyalty of Lady Elyse’s men saw to her effectively being deposed for the duration of the conflict.

Ghost Hill was placed under siege during the war, and Nymella Toland, Elyse’s young daughter, sought to surrender the castle. She was restrained and nearly killed after seeking a correspondence with Sunspear. Nymella’s husband, Elan Wells, challenged Ser Luceon to a duel after the last shattered defeat during the rebellion, only to be cut down by his own spears.

Elyse had died by the end of the conflict, most suspect of poisoning. Luceon was sent to Sunspear and tried, then sent to the Wall.

Cora Toland was heir to Ghost Hill in 370 AC when the Second War of Reclamation began. She led their armies alongside Princess Alysanne during the Blue Fork and after. Returning home, House Toland’s spears were bloodied following the war, with less than half of the men returning to their widows.

Since, Cora has been named Seneschal of Sunspear, while her sister rules in Ghost Hill.

## Family Tree

* Elyse Toland, b. 312, d. 356 AC,
* m. Luceon Gargalen,
	+ Nymella Toland, (d. 373 AC)
	+ m. Elan Wells, (d. 356 AC)
		- Cora Toland, b. 348 AC,
		- Silva Toland, b. 350 AC - Archetype: Warrior | Archery Proficiency
		- Irene Toland, b. 353 AC, - Archetype: Wanderer
		- Trebor Toland, b. 355 AC, - Archetype: Warrior | Polearms Proficiency
	+ w. Anders Blackmont
		- Erena Sand, b. 358 AC - Archetype: Negotiator
	+ Silvianna Toland, b. 333 AC, - Archetype: Medic
	+ m. Parmen Uller
		- House Uller
House Sunderland

## House Information

### Sigil

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

### Vassals

House BorrelHouse Longthorne

House Torrent

## Historical Information

### Culture

Andal

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

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