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Queenscrown

Queenscrown is an abandoned tower holdfast with a village west of the Kingsroad in the Gift south of the Wall.

The holdfast lies on an island on a lake. It is connected to the mainland by a stone causeway which lies beneath the water, which zigs and zags around the island a few times before reaching it. This means that anyone approaching would be exposed to arrow fire for a long time.

It is named for Queen Alyssane Targaryen who stayed at the holdfast during her famous trip to the North and to the Wall. Its merlons were painted gold by the villages to commemorate the occasion.
Kingsroad

The Kingsroad is the main overland route in the Seven Kingdoms, extending nearly two thousand miles from Storm's End in the south to Castle Black at the Wall.

The road passes through the Gift, Mole's Town, the Wolfswood, by Winterfell, over the Barrowlands, past Moat Cailin, through the Causeway in the Neck.

The road meets the River Road and High Road near Lord Harroway's Town.

It crosses by King's Landing.

## Inns

* Inn at the Crossroads, near Lord Harroway's Town
House Plumm

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House Plumm is a noble house from the Westerlands. Their arms are blazoned with purple rondels on gold.

Their words are *Come Try Me*

## **History**

The Plumms are a house of First Men origin from the Age of Heroes. The aged Lord Ossifer Plumm married Princess Elaena Targaryen in 176 AC, during the reign of King Aegon IV Targaryen. He is said to have died during the bedding, after conceiving a son. However, rumors suggest that Lord Ossifer had died before being able to consummate the marriage, and that the child instead had been fathered by King Aegon himself, leading to the saying that Ossifer had had a "cock six foot long".

Regardless of the true paternity of the child, Elaena's son, Viserys Plumm, inherited Ossifer's lands and titles.

### **Recent Events**

Viserys Plumm squired under the Crown Prince Baelor Targaryen until he came of age to rule Pitfall. He was then knighted before returning to the West.

In 197 AC Viserys returned to King's Landing and his mother gifted him a manse as well as the title of Master of the Coffers.

## Family Members

* {Lord Podrick Plumm} (101 - 155)
	+ {Lord Ossifer Plumm} (121-176)
		- Lord Viserys Plumm (176 -)
	+ Philip Plumm (154 -)
		- Perra Plumm (177 -)
		- Petyr Plumm (179 -)
		- Paxter Plumm (181 -)
		- Perrianne Plumm (197 -)
Oldtown

Oldtown is one of the largest and oldest cities in Westeros, built by the First Men before the Andal invasion. The city was constructed around the seat of House Hightower, called the Hightower, located in the center of the city. Oldtown is further home to the Citadel, and houses the Starry Sept, formerly the seat of the High Septon of the Faith of the Seven.

Oldtown is located at the mouth of the Honeywine in the southwestern side of the Reach. To the north of the city, the seats Honeyholt and Brightwater Keep can be found. To the east lies Uplands, and to the west Blackcrown and Three Towers. To enter the port of Oldtown from the Sunset Sea, one first needs to enter the Whispering Sound. The Roseroad travels from Oldtown to Highgarden, from where it continued on to King's Landing.

## History

### Ancient History

The origins of Oldtown are lost to time. The oldest runic records of the First Men, as well as records from maesters that claim to have lived among the children of the forest, confirm men have lived at the mouth of the Honeywine since the Dawn Age. Maester Jellicoe suggested the settlement at Whispering Sound began as a trading post where ships from Valyria, Old Ghis, and the Summer Isles could resupply and trade with so-called "elder races".

In the Age of Heroes, what is now the Ravenry of the Citadel was supposedly the stronghold of a pirate lord who robbed ships as they came down the Honeywine. House Hightower lived within an ancient fortress of oily black stone on Battle Isle and subsequently built the Hightower above it.

Rival kings, pirates, and reavers coveted Oldtown's wealth as the city grew more powerful, but it was protected by only wooden palisades and ditches. In one century, the city was sacked by Samwell the Starfire, Qhored the Cruel, and Gyles the Woe. Three quarters of the city's inhabitants were reportedly sold into slavery by Gyles, but he failed to conquer the Hightower. Otho II, King of the High Tower, built massive stone walls to protect Oldtown.

Oldtown joined the Kingdom of the Reach when King Lymond Hightower and King Garland II Gardener agreed to marry each other's daughters.

Oldtown survived the Andal invasion by welcoming the Andals, not resisting them. Lord Dorian Hightower married an Andal princess, while his grandson Damon converted to the Faith of the Seven.

### Targaryen Era

King Aegon I Targaryen's reign is dated from his entrance into the city of Oldtown and his acknowledgment as king by the High Septon, who had advised Lord Manfred Hightower to yield without conflict.

During the Dance of the Dragons, Lord Ormund Hightower and Prince Daeron Targaryen marched an army from Oldtown on behalf of the greens.
Olyvar Caswell

**Olyvar Caswell** is the second born son and youngest child of Armond Caswell and Josmyn Chestnutt. He was mentored in Silverhill under Lord Davos Serrett. He took up a personal oath to protect his nephew, Owen Caswell, after the death of his brother Joffrey Caswell. He has served as Castellan of Bitterbridge for most of his adult life. In 226 AC he was wed to Clarysse Ball. During the tourney at his own wedding he was maimed and has lost all function of his left arm.

## Appearance & Character

**Olyvar** is a tall man sporting brown hair and brown eyes. Aside from his height there is little that stands out about the Caswell man. He is a diligent and kind man but also can be greedy at times. He's always been a faithful follower of the seven taking an interest in religion from a young age.

## History

* **Olyvar** is sent to Silverhill to ward under Lord Davos Serrett.
* After his brother's death, **Olyvar** returns to Bitterbridge to serve his house and his nephew.
	+ Appointed as Castellan of Bitterbridge.
* Married Clarysse Ball in 226 AC in a ceremony at Bitterbridge.
	+ Is maimed during the tourney hosted as part of the wedding festivities. Loses all functionality of his left arm.
* Takes on Martyn Prester as a squire.
* Raises 1000 Caswell men at Bitterbridge in response to the Old Oak - Red Lake War of 229 AC
House Meadows

House Meadows is a noble House from Grassy Vale in the Reach, sworn to the Tyrells. Their castle is Grassfield Keep near the town of Grassy Vale.

## History

Originating during the Andal Invasion, the Meadows have been sworn vassals of House Gardener, and then House Tyrell following Aegon's Conquest, though for a brief period of time, they served House Peake. Notably, in the present, there has been tensions between House Meadows; and the houses Ashford, Tyrell and Strickland.

## Family Members

 **Lord Davos Meadows, son of Lord Tristifer Meadows and Melera Strickland - born 188**

- Lady Talla Meadows nee Florent, Lady of the Grassfield Keep. Wife of Lord Davos Meadows - born 199

Ser Tommen Meadows, 'the usurper', ex-regent.

Aelinor Meadows nee Peake, wife of Ser Tommen.

- lto be updated when i cba

### Deceased Members

Lord Willas Meadows - died a drunken fool in 188 AC.

Lord Tristifer Meadows - murdered by the Stricklands in 191 AC.

Raymond Flowers - died dueling Imry Strickland, 194 AC.

Ser Steffon Meadows - killed fighting beyond the wall, 194 AC.

### Historical Members

Lord Garth Meadows (killed in the faith militant uprising, part of King Maegor's vanguard.)

Lord Arstan Meadows (died of attrition in the Dornish conquest)

## Relations with other Houses

Married into the houses: Peake, Florent and Baratheon.
Oldstones

Oldstones is the name of the remnants of the ancient castle of House Mudd. Its original name has long been lost and has been given the moniker by the local smallfolk.

It sits on a hill above the Blue Fork of the Trident. Nothing but its foundations and the sepulchre of River King Tristifer IV Mudd remain. The curtain wall encircles the brow of the hill but is waist high at its highest.

The hill itself is thickly forested at its base and on the lower slopes, but more sparsely closer to the top. An overgrown and stone-strewn road circles the hill twice before reaching the summit.
Massey's Hook

Massey's Hook is a peninsula in the Crownlands that establishes the eastern edge of the Blackwater Bay. The Gullet separates Massey's Hook from Dragonstone and Driftmark.

The Kingswood and the Wendwater sit to the south of the peninsula.

Sharp Point, the seat of House Bar Emmon sits at the northern end of the Hook. Stonedance, the seat of House Massey, which lends its name to the Hook, sits on its eastern shore.
House Lannister of Casterly Rock

Warden of the West

House Lannister is a noble house from the Westerlands. They are sworn to House Targaryen of King's Landing. House Lannister of Casterly Rock is one of the Great Houses of the Seven Kingdoms, and the principal house of the westerlands. Their seat is Casterly Rock, though another branch exists that is based in nearby Lannisport. The Warden of the West is a Lannister by tradition.

Fair-haired, tall, and handsome, the Lannisters are the blood of Andal adventurers who carved out a mighty kingdom in the western hills and valleys. Through the female line they boast of descent from Lann the Clever, the legendary trickster of the Age of Heroes who tricked the members of House Casterly into giving him Casterly Rock during the era of the First Men.

The Lannisters reigned as Kings of the Rock until they fell to the Targaryen conquest, but were allowed to remain the liege lords of the westerlands.
Maidenpool

Maidenpool is a town in the eastern Riverlands, situated on the southern shore of the Bay of Crabs. It is the seat of House Mooton. The terrain to the south-east is hilly.

Two roads lead to King's Landing from Maindepool, one hugging the coast and the other passing through Duskendale.

## Buildings

* Town Walls, made of pink stone
* Harbour
* Castle, sitting on a hill
* Jonquil's Tower
* Inns
	+ Stinking Goose
* Fool's Gate
House Saltcliffe

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House Saltcliffe of Saltcliffe is the ruling noble house of the island of Saltcliffe in the Iron Islands. They blazon their arms with a *nine-headed serpent coiled, sable on an argent field.*

## History

### Andal Invasion

During the Andal Invasion, House Saltcliffe supported the Greyiron king. After the last Greyiron died they kept fighting for three months, with Lord Balon Saltcliffe the Stout leading his men to a final stand against the Ironborn and Andal alliance. After a naval battle in front of Lonbeach port that resulted disastrous for both sides, Balon met the enemy army on the fields of Saltcliffe Isle, where his army was crushed and he was impaled by seven spears. Out of mercy his children were spared and the house was given the title "The Stalwart".

## Family Members

Ulric Saltcliffe

Roland Saltcliffe

Alys Saltcliffe

Rodrik Saltcliffe

Balon Saltcliffe

Edwin Saltcliffe

Alester Saltcliffe

Aemma Saltcliffe

### Historical Members

Lord Balon Saltcliffe the Stout

Lord Harwyn Saltcliffe the Rider

## Relations with other Houses

House Greyjoy - Liege of House Saltcliffe
Quiet Isle

The Quiet Isle is an island that sits in the mouth of the Trident, where it flows into the Bay of Crabs. It lies south-east of Saltpans and north-west of Maidenpool. Saltpans is visible from the island on clear nights.

The island houses a large septry, a refuge for those sworn to the Faith of the Seven.

The island is surrounded by mudflats when the tides retreat. To get to the island from the mainland, one must cross the mudflats, which are riddled with quicksand patches and tidal pools, which render it near impassable for those who have not been taught the path. However, it can be approached by ferry when the tide is in.

The eastern side of the island is colder and wilder than the sheltered side where the sept is situated.

## Buildings

* Windmill
* Fish Pond
* Septry
* Hermit's Hole
* Women's Cottages
Inn of the Kneeling Man

The **Inn of the Kneeling Man** is an inn in the Riverlands located near the spot where Torrhen Stark, King in the North, is said to have bent the knee to Aegon the Conqueror.

The main building sits along the shore where the Red Fork of the Trident bends. It has long, low wings that stretch out. The lower story is made of grey stone, the upper one of whitewashed wood. Its roof is slate and has a stable and a harbor. It reportedly brews a good ale. Above its door is a painted sign of a king on his knees.

## History

King Torrhen Stark came south with his forces after the Field of Fire but upon seeing Aegon's dragon, Balerion, and the massive host at his back, he knelt and surrendered his crown. The inn is said to be built where Torrhen bent the knee.
House Westerling

House Westerling is a noble house from the Westerlands, sworn to House Lannister of Casterly Rock.

## History

The Westerlings are an ancient line, and proud house, that are descended from the First Men of the [Age of Heroes. They once intermarried with the Kings of the Rock, and a Jeyne Westerling married King Maegor I of House Targaryen. The Crag is located on the western coast and was once well-regarded.
Lyonel Dondarrion

**Lord** **Lyonel Dondarrion**, also called "**Lyn"**, is the head of House Dondarrion and Lord of Blackhaven. A Marcher Lord, Lyonel is a man of strong personal integrity and pride, who'll go to any length to protect his family and ambitions.

## Appearance & Character

Lyonel is of fair height, broad-shouldered and built like an ox, he looks like a soldier proper. Like many Dondarrions, his short hair and beard are of a red-gold hue, and his eyes are storm-grey. His face leans towards the sharp side, but maintains a comely visage, if a bit rough. Lyonel often dresses practically in leather doublets, but is known to wear expensive silk shirts dyed with Tyroshi colours during the scorching summers.

As a Marcher, Lyonel is a man of strong personal integrity and pride, who'll go to any lengths to protect his family and ambitions, which often correlate with one another. A born warrior, Lyonel has little interest in politics, and would rather hunt and fight than hold court, though often forces himself through the political processes due to his strong sense of duty and justice.

## History

Lyonel was born at Blackhaven in 165 AC to Edric Dondarrion and Rhaeli Connington.

Lyonel married Blythe Caron at the young age of 14 in 179 AC, and fathered two sons with her the following two years, Manfred and Daeron.

In 186 AC, Lyonel inherited the mantle of Lordship from his father when Lord Edric died of a Winter Fever.
House Umber

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House Umber of Last Hearth is a noble House in the North, sworn to House Stark of Winterfell. They control the lands containing the Bay of Seals, Last River, and the Lonely Hills.

## History

In ancient times, the Umbers once ruled as Kings, but were reduced from royal House to noble vassals of the Starks

## Relations with other Houses

House Stark - Liege of House Umber
Ragnor Whitehead

Ragnor Whitehead is the founding member of House Whitehead, his house was founded out of his friendship with a young valyrian lord called Aeron, he was the fourthborn son of a small dragonlord. Aeron had a great friendship with Ragnor and when Aeron died, he named his town 'The Weeping Town'. Ragnor inherted Aeron's valyrian steel sword Tears and a suit of black obsidian armour, encrusted with ruby and sapphire gems in the shape of tears.

Ragnor took the name of his house based on his white hair, which was rare for a non-valyrian. Many of the descendants of House Whitehead have had white hair, those that do are seen as special. In some cases as the chosen ones of that house, the one who will bring greatness.
House Whitehill

**House Whitehill** of Highpoint is a noble House in the North, sworn to House Bolton of the Dreadfort. Unlike most Northern Houses, they worship the Seven.

## History

### Lady Gwynesse Whitehill (188-195)

Lady Gwynesse Whitehill started showing signs of senility in the late part of her life. Her son Walton was worried about his mother, but nonetheless tried to administrate Highpoint at his best. However, his death suffocating on a piece of bread left his son Gryff heir of Whitehill. The Lady didn't survive for long: she and her husband both fell down the stairs and died that same year;

### Lord Gryff Whitehill (195-214)

Lord Gryff ascended to the throne as the last Whitehill male, his sister married to Lord Titus Bolton. The Valyrian Steel Sword "Frostbite", belonging to House Dustin, was given to him by his men, officially found by them on the dead body of Lord Dustin, although in reality he was killed by the patrol.

Years later, Lord Gryff Whitehill took part in the Second Battle of Winterfell. He fought bravely, but was overwhelmed and slained by a force of Wildlings.

## Family Members

* Lord Ebbert Whitehill (b.213), Lord of Highpoint, son of Lord Gryff Whitehill and Sara Cerwyn;
* Margaret Whitehill (b.174), widow of Lord Titus Bolton, heir to the Lordship of Highpoint;
* Sara Cerwyn (b.180), mother of Lord Ebbert;

### Deceased Members

* Lady Gwynesse Whitehill (140-195), Lady of Highpoint, died falling down the stairs;
* Ser Harlan (Whitehill) (-195), husband of Lady Gwynesse Whitehill, an hedge knight, died falling down the stairs;
	+ Walton Whitehill (156-195), son of Lady Gwynesse and Harlan Whitehill, died of asphyxiation;
		- Lord Gryff Whitehill (181-216), son of Walton Whitehill, Lord of Highpoint, was killed by the wildlings in the Second Battle of Winterfell;
			* Gwynesse Whitehill (212-212), daughter of Lord Gryff Whitehill and Sara Cerwyn, died stillborn;
* Alysanne Whitehill (152-199), sister of Lady Gwynesse, wife of Lord Domeric Bolton, died of Winter Sickness;
House Slate

House Slate coat of arms © A Wiki of Ice and Fire

House Slate is a noble house from Blackpool, in the North. They blazon their arms with pale grey, a double tressure in white.

## History

The Slates once ruled as First Men kings, but ended up submitting to the Kings of Winter.

House Slate once held the Wolf's Den.
House Tully

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House Tully of Riverrun is one of the Great Houses of Westeros. Its Lord serves as Lord Paramount of the Trident and rules over the Riverlands from its seat of Riverrun.

House Tully can trace their ancestry as far back as the Age of Heroes. They were vassals of the many houses that held the Riverlands throughout history but when Aegon the Conqueror landed on Westeros and declared war to King Harren the Black, Lord Edmyn Tully led many other rivermen lords in their desertion of the Hoare's rule to join the Targaryens. For that, Lord Edmyn was rewarded with dominion over the Riverlands as their Lord Paramount.

The current head of House Tully is Brynden Tully.
House Volmark

House Volmark coat of arms © A Wiki of Ice and Fire

House Volmark is a noble house from the Iron Islands. Their seat is Volmark, located in the island of Harlaw. They blazon their arms with a black leviathan on a grey sea. Their words are "The Leviathan Rises".

## History

Lord Qhorin Volmark claimed the title of King of the Iron Islands, as his grandmother was the younger sister of the King Harwyn 'Hardhand'. He was slain by Aegon the Conqueror in the year 2 AC.

Lord Goren Greyjoy defeated a conpiracy to place Qhorin's son on the throne in 33 AC.

## Family Members

* Lord Qorhin Volmak, current lord of Volmark.

* Victaron Volmark, Lord Qhorin's brother and heir.

* Gema Kennings of Volmark, Lady Dowager.

* Alys Volmark Drumm, widowed aunt of the Lord.

* Lors Volmark, uncle of the Lord.

* Kael Volmark, mother of the previous Lord.

### Deceased Members

* Dagon Volmark, father of the current lord. Fell hill in 206 AC of the Great Spring Sickness and died.

### Historical Members

* Qhorin Volmark, pretender to the Island's throne in the power vacuum after the death of king Harren and his family in Harrenhal. He was executed in 2 AC by Aegon the Conqueror.

* + His son, defeated by Goren Greyjoy two years later, in an unsuccesful attempt at conquering the throne.

## Relations with other Houses

* House Harlaw - Liege of House Volmark
* House Kennings of Harlaw - Tied to House Volmark since the mother of lord Qhorin, Lady Dowager Gema, is a Kennings of Harlaw.
* House Drumm - Loosely tied to House Volmark due to the marriage between Alys Volmark, aunt of the current lord of Volmark, and Darrow Drumm. After his death, Alys has remained in House Drumm's castle with her daughter.
* House Mallister - Loosely tied to Lord Qhorin due to his wardship in Seagard.
House Wull

House Wull is a noble house from the North and is one of the clans of the Northern Mountains. They inhabit the mountainous regions near the Bay of Ice. They are sworn to House Stark of Winterfell.

The chief of the clan is known as the "The Wull", though to southern lords including the Starks as "Lord Wull".

## History

The Wulls hold a historical grudge against men of the Iron Islands because of frequent raids against the Bay of Ice.
House Swann

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House Swann of Stonehelm is one of the primary noble houses of the Stormlands. Their seat is Stonehelm, they rule over the lands surrounding the Red Watch on Cape Wrath in the eastern Dornish Marches.

## History

House Swann is an old noble house, proud, powerful and cautious. They have ruled from Stonehelm for centuries. From Stonehelm they control the Slayne, a major river route inland to the stormlands, gaining them much wealth and power. They are probably the second most powerful and influential family in the Stormlands, after the Baratheons. The Swanns and Carons both claim to be the oldest of the marcher lords.

During The Dance of the Dragons, Ser Byron Swann was killed by Syrax orVhagar.
Planky Town

Planky Town is a trading town located between Lemonwood and Sunspear, it lies at the mouth of the Greenblood in Dorne. It has a harbor where merchant vessels from across the Narrow Sea trade with the orphans of the Greenblood.

## History

The game of cyvasse was introduced to Westeros by a Volantene trading ship at the Planky Town. It was spread by the orphans traveling the Greenblood and soon the Dornish court learned to play the game.
Mole's Town

Mole's Town is a village close to Castle Black it lies along the Kingsroad in the Gift, half a league south of the Wall.

As three-quarters of the village lies beneath the ground in deep, damp cellars connected by a warren of tunnels, it appears deceptively small on the surface.

For example, there is a brothel located in one of the cellars, but on the surface, it looks no bigger than a privy. It is marked by a red lantern hung over the door. It is a frequent haunt for men of the Night's Watch who visit to "dig for buried treasure," a euphemism for engaging the services of prostitutes, passed down from greybeards to new recruits.
House Vikary

**House Vikary** is a house of landed knights sworn to Casterly Rock.

Their arms, according to semi-canon sources, are quarterly: a red boar's head on white, beneath a gold bend sinister a silver lion rampant regardant with a forked tail, armed and langued gold, on red. The reversing in the second and third quarters of the red and silver of the Reyne arms beneath a bend sinister may indicate that the founder of the house was either a Reyne bastard or a descendant of a Reyne bastard

## Relations with Other Houses

House Reyne - Overlord
House Hunter

House Hunter of Longbow Hall is one of the principal noble houses sworn to House Arryn. Their seat is Longbow Hall in the eastern Vale.

## History

The Hunters are of First Man origin. During the Andal invasion, they allied with Robar II Royce against the Andals. Robar outshot Lord Hunter in an archery contest to gain the Hunters as allies, although some claim Robar cheated. Robar's forces were defeated in the Battle of the Seven Stars, however, and the Hunters submitted to Artys I Arryn, the new King of Mountain and Vale. Teora Hunter married Artys's grandson, King Roland I Arryn.

## Relations with other Houses

House Arryn - Liege of House Hunter
House Yronwood

Yronwood coat of arms © A Wiki of Ice and Fire

House Yronwood of Yronwood is the most powerful house in Dorne after the Martells. Yronwood Castle is the last fortress defending the Boneway; this is reflected in their title Warden of the Stone Way. The Yronwoods were kings in Dorne before the arrival of the Rhoynar; the head of the house continues to hold the title *The Bloodroyal*.

## History of House Yronwood

They established their seat in the Stoneway and took control over it. Their lands were the most fertile in all Dorne and had valuable deposits of iron, tin and silver. These facts made them the richest among the Donrish Kings pretty fastly.

### Nymeria's War

House Yronwood fought against the Roynish invaders along with all of their bannermen, Houses Jordayne, Wyl, Qorgyle and many others.

After eleven years of war, the King Yorwyk Yronwood bent the knee to Nymeria and was sent to the Wall. They became the most powerful bannermen of the Martells.

## Relations with Houses in Dorne

* Rivalry with House Fowler as they supported Nymeria in her war
* An uneasy realtionship with the Martells, as they still think they are the rightful kings of Dorne.
House Massey

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House Massey of Stonedance is a noble house from Stonedance on Massey's Hook in The Crownlands.

## History

#### Antiquity

The Masseys are a house of First Men origin. Lord Maldon Massey, a vassal of the Storm King Durran the Ravenfriend, built Stonedance and ruled Massey's Hook. The Masseys broke away from House Durrandon during the reign of King Durwald the Fat, however. The Masseys were one of the many houses which historically claimed the mouth of the Blackwater Rush.

The Masseys returned to the dominion of Storm's End when the Storm King Qarlton II took Stonedance after besieging the castle for a year and slaying King Josua Massey. Less than two years later, however, Josua's daughter married the Andal warlord Togarion Bar Emmon, who expelled Qarlton's men from Stonedance and replaced them with Josua's son. The Andals eventually made peace and intermarried with the Durrandons.

##### Targaryen Era

Prior to Aegon's Conquest, House Massey was sworn to House Durrendon of Storm's End but had closer ties to House Targaryen of nearby Dragonstone. When Aegon the Conqueror launched his invasion of Westeros, the Masseys supported him instead of the Storm King, Argilac the Arrogant. The master of laws for King Aegon I was Triston Massey. With the creation of The Crownlands after the Conquest, the Masseys became sworn to the Targaryens of Aegon's new capital, King's Landing, instead of House Baratheon of Storm's End, who had replaced the Durrandons.

Lord Gormon Massey was killed attempting to tame Vermithor on Dragonstone during the Dance of the Dragons.

When Lord Bloodraven marched on Whitewalls to quash the Second Blackfyre Rebellion, among the houses who came in support was House Massey.
Long Lake

Long Lake is a large lake in the North. It is located north-east of Winterfell, south-west of Last Hearth and west of the Lonely Hills. It runs parallel with the Northern Mountains to its west.

The Kingsroad runs along its north-western shore on its way to the Wall. The Lake is the source of the White Knife, which flows into the Bite.
House Targaryen

Prince of Dragonstone (heir apparent)

Prince of Summerhall

## History

House Targaryen is a noble family of Valyrian descent, and is the only family of dragonlords who survived the Doom of Valyria. They left Valyria twelve years before the Doom occurred and resided for more than a century on the island of Dragonstone, until Aegon the Conqueror and his sister-wives began their conquest in 2 BC. House Targaryen have ruled as the kings on the Iron Throne and as the Great House of the crownlands for nearly 200 years.

House Targaryen took possession of the castle Dragonstone upon leaving Valyria. Following the Conquest, they built the Aegonfort in the capital city of King's Landing. The Aegonfort was later torn down and replaced by the Red Keep, which remained their main seat for the duration of their dynasty, and which housed the Iron Throne. Dragonstone almost always given to the heir to the throne. The Targaryens eventually built the summer residence Summerhall, which has been given to several younger sons of the family over time.

The Targaryen sigil is a three-headed dragon breathing flames, red on black. The Targaryen's words are *"Fire and Blood"*.
House Harlaw

House Harlaw of Harlaw is one of the most powerful houses from the Iron Islands, ruling over the entire island of Harlaw from the castle of Ten Towers.

All the other houses of Harlaw pledge fealty to them, including Houses Volmark, Stonetree, Myre and Kenning. Cadet branches of the Harlaws are located at Grey Garden, Harlaw Hall, Harridan Hill, and the Tower of Glimmering.

## History

The Harlaws of antiquity were rock and salt kings on the island of Harlaw. Myres and the Kennings had been their bitter foes in the past, but eventually they submitted to the Harlaws.

The young Erich V Harlaw, High King of the Iron Islands, recovered Fair Isle for the ironborn, but he eventually lost the island once he grew old. His son, Harron Harlaw, slew King Gareth II Gardener at Oldtown.

### Recent Events

The Harlaws' original keep was Harlaw Hall, until Lord Theomore Harlaw constructed Ten Towers. Theomore had lost three newborn sons due to the dampness and unhealthiness of Harlaw Hall and decided to build a better located dwelling, but since Theomore is a man who changes his opinion, he ended up building ten different keeps that eventually were connected by wallwalks and covered bridges, creating the castle that would be known as the Ten Towers.

## Relations with other Houses

House Greyjoy - Liege of House Harlaw

House Harlaw of Harlaw Hall - Cadet Branch of House Harlaw

House Harlaw of Harridan Hill - Cadet Branch of House Harlaw

House Harlaw of the Tower of Glimmering - Cadet Branch of House Harlaw

House Harlaw of Grey Garden - Cadet Branch of House Harlaw
Joffrey Caswell

House Targaryen

House Oakheart

**Joffrey Caswell** was the first born son and child of Armond Caswell and Josmyn Chestnutt. He was Lord of Bitterbridge during the First Blackfyre Rebellion and was killed while marching with his men at Goldengrove by Lord Arthas Rowan. He was born in 190 AC and died in 208 AC.

## Appearance & Character

**Joffrey** was a scrawny boy and man of no real martial prowess. He was of an average height and plain to look upon with brown hair and brown eyes. An ambitious man but also terribly disorganized he did not inspire men to follow him.

## History

* Wed to Viola Snapdragon at a ceremony held in Bitterbridge.
* **Joffrey** inherits Bitterbridge after his father abdicates the lordship.
* **Joffrey** sends Caswell men to King's Landing to assist with the defense of the city during the Blackfyre Rebellion.
* **Joffrey** leads the remaining Caswell men to Old Oak to rendezvous with crown loyalist forces led by House Oakheart.
	+ Stops at Goldengrove to treat with Lord Arthas Rowan. He is subsequently imprisoned and later on murdered on the orders of Lord Rowan.
	+ His body is buried in a shallow grave somewhere near Goldengrove. Never recovered.
Pyke (Island)

Pyke is one of the larger islands among the Iron Islands, an archipelago located on Ironman's Bay, on the western side of Westeros. Pyke is located east of Saltcliffe, southeast of Great Wyk, and southwest of Harlaw. Pyke is a day's sail from Harlaw. Smallfolk claim House Greyjoy's castle of Pyke is named after the island.

## Geography

Pyke is not as large nor as rich as Great Wyk, Harlaw, and Orkmont. The island is home to a castle, also called Pyke, the seat of House Greyjoy, whose lord is known as the Lord Reaper of Pyke. Near the castle is the port town of Lordsport, the seat of House Botley, which provides safe anchor for those who wish to reach Pyke. The town of Iron Holt on the northern coast of the isle is the seat of House Wynch, who are also a strong house on Pyke.

## History

The ancient castle of Pyke was once part of mainland Pyke, but is now located on stone stacks after segments of land fell into the sea.

King Theon Stark defended the North against raiders from Pyke. The island was once ruled by rock kings and salt kings, but they became lords when Urron Greyiron established a hereditary dynasty of Kings of the Iron Islands.

Pretenders arose on Great Wyk, Old Wyk, Orkmont, and Pyke after the death of Harren the Black. House Greyjoy ultimately became the new Lords of the Iron Islands after submitting to King Aegon I Targaryen.
Pyke (Castle)

Pyke is a castle located on the island of the same name, which is one of the eight major Iron Islands. It is the seat of House Greyjoy, whose lord is known as the Lord Reaper of Pyke. The Greyjoys have been rulers of the Iron Islands since Aegon's Conquest. The Greyjoys claim the island is named after the castle.

## History

Pyke is so old that its original builders and lords are unknown. The castle was once larger and located on the island of Pyke, but unstable earth led to some portions of the cliff falling into the sea. The surviving structures are built upon stone stacks.

King Qhored I Hoare murdered the sons of King Bernarr II Justman at Pyke while they were his hostages.

In the aftermath of the War of Conquest, Lord Vickon Greyjoy became the new Lord of the Iron Islands, ruling from the Seastone Chair at Pyke.
Ironoaks

Ironoaks, or Ironoaks Castle is the seat of House Waynwood in the Vale of Arryn. It is located east of the Eyrie and west of Old Anchor and is situated by the Moon Lake. A river runs east from the lake to the Narrow Sea. There surrounding lands are fertile and rich with produce of fruits, grains, wheat and other plant based products, largely coming from the coast of the lake west of Ironoaks.

Falconguard is the village located north-west of Ironoaks, and is named as such for it is often passed by when Arryns or other pass through to, or from Ironoaks. To the north of the castle lies the village of Ironhollow, hardy folk often dealing with the mountainous terrain and mountain clan’s causing issues. To the north-east of Ironoaks on the river lies Thornwood, known for it’s lush pastoral land and green and sparse trees some of which tend to grow small thorns. To the east, toward Old Anchor lies Brineshire, close to both the river and the coast, they produce fish and other coastal produce and are more accustomed with the sea then others under the Waynwoods. Lastly, on the bridge slightly south-east lies Riverbourne, who often maintain the river and watch the bridge for travellers from Gulltown, Runestone and the rest of the holds on the other side of the bridge.
Inn at the Crossroads

The **inn at the crossroads** lies at the crossroads between the Kingsroad,  the River Road west through The

Riverlands to The Westerlands , and the High Road east to The Vale of Arryn. The place has gone by many names the **Old Inn,**the **Two Crowns**, the **Bellringer Inn**, the **Clanking Dragon**, and the **River Inn**.

The inn sits in lands that belong to House Darry. The inn is three stories tall with turrets and chimneys made of white stone. Its south wing is built upon pilings that rise over a bed of weeds. On the north side there is a stable with a thatch roof and a bell tower. It is sorrounded by a low wall of broken white stones.

## History

An inn has existed at this spot for hundreds of years. King Jaehaerys I Targaryen and Queen Alysanne stayed there, and the inn was named the Two Crowns in their honor. But after one of the innkeeps built the bell tower, the name was changed to the Bellringer Inn.

The inn eventually passed into the hands of a knight who had been crippled, Long Jon Heddle. The inn became known as the Clanking Dragon for the noise the hree-headed black iron dragon sign would make in the wind.

During the First Blackfyre Rebellion, Daemon Blackfyre took a black dragon as his emblem. Lord Darry, saw the inn's black dragon sign and cut it down, hacked it to pieces, and threw it into the river.

Eventually people forgot about the dragons. The inn became known as the River Inn, since at that time The Trident flowed beneath its back door and half its rooms were built out over the water. It was said that the inn's guests could throw a line out their window and catch fish. There was also a ferry landing at the inn, where travelers could cross to Lord Harroway's Town and Whitewalls. These days the smallfolk call the inn the crossroads inn.
House Kenning of Harlaw

House Kenning of Harlaw is a noble house from the isle of Harlaw, in the Iron Islands. They blazon their arms with the Storm God's cloudy hand, pale gray, yellow lightning flashing from the fingertips, on black.

## History

Herroc Kenning, an ironborn, warrior from Harlaw, founded House Kenning of Kayce.

## Relations with other Houses

House Greyjoy - Liege of House Kenning of Harlaw
Seven Kingdoms Wiki

Welcome to the Seven Kingdoms Wikia!

This is a community-driven project which strives to record the events and exploits of characters in Seven Kingdoms. This project is driven by the need to have a resource for new players to access the lore of our canon, and for existing players to maintain a record of events for their own and for others to reference. Please freely and boldly edit this collection.

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## Creating New Pages

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Sunspear

Sunspear is the seat of House Martell and the capital of Dorne. The castle is located on the Broken Arm, north of the Greenblood on the far southeastern coast of Westeros and is surrounded on three sides by the sea, and by the shadow city on the fourth side.

## Layout

### **Sunspear**

Sunspear is a protected by three massive Winding Walls, between each wall one can find miles of narrow alleys, hidden courts, and noisy bazaars. The only place where a visitor can go all the way to the palace avoiding going through the labyrinth is called the Threefold Gate.

The original stronghold of House Martell, the Sandship, is located in the center of the hold. It is a large, ugly, dun-colored building that looks like a dromond. Towers in Rhoynish fashion are located around the keep. The tall and slender Spear Tower and the great, domed Tower of the Sun are amongst the most remarkable parts of Sunspear. The Spear Tower is a hundred and a half feet high, and it is used for housing noble prisoners; whereas the high seats of the Prince of Dorne can be found in the Tower of the Sun. These two towers are the first things visitors see when they arrive at Sunspear, whether by land or by sea.

### **Shadow city**

It is a dusty town built agains the walls of Sunspear, it is the largest settlement in Dorne. Closest to Sunspear's walls, mud-brick shops and windowless hovels can be found. Stables, inns, winesinks and pillow houses are found west of those, with walls of their own. More hovels have been build against those walls, which in has led to the city becoming a labyrinth of narrow alleys, homes, and bazaars.

The aforementioned Winding Walls run through the shadow city, forming a defensive curtain. With the Threefold Gate being the only straight path to the keep itself.
The North

**The North** is one of the constituent regions of Westeros. The region was a sovereign nation ruled by the King of the North before Aegon's Conquest.

The largest region of the Seven Kingdoms, the dominion of House Stark extends from the border of the New Gift, controlled by the Night's Watch, to the southern edge of the Neck far to the south. The North has been ruled by the Starks for thousands of years from the castle of Winterfell.

## Houses

### Playable Houses

* House Stark of Winterfell
* House Bolton of the Dreadfort
	+ House Whitehill of Highpoint
* House Cerwyn of Castle Cerwyn
* House Dustin of Barrowton
	+ House Tallhart of Torrhen's Square
* House Flint of Flint's Finger of Flint's Finger (Cadet Branch of House Flint)
* House Flint of Widow's Watch of Widow's Watch (Cadet Branch of House Flint)
* House Glover of Deepwood Motte
	+ House Forrester of Ironrath
* House Hornwood of Hornwood
	+ House Slate of Blackpool
* House Karstark of Karhold (Ancient Cadet Branch of House Stark of Winterfell)
	+ House Lightfoot of Greencastle
* House Manderly of White Harbor
	+ House Locke of Oldcastle
	+ House Woolfield of Ramsgate
* House Reed of Greywater Watch
* House Ryswell of The Rills
	+ House Mollen of Bypine
* House Stark of Deepdown of Deepdown
	+ House Axeborne of Kingshouse
	+ House Stane of Driftwood Hall
* House Umber of Last Hearth
* House Wull of the Northern Mountain Clans

### Unlanded Playable Houses

* House Mormont (Unlanded since the first Blackfyre Rebellion)
* House Magnar

## Extinct Houses

* House Crowl of Deepdown (was exterminated by House Manderly in 197 AC)
The Northern Mountains

The Northern Mountains are a range of mountains inhabited by clans in the north-western part of the North.

The foothills begin at around the same latitude of Winterfell in the south. They extend through the Gift as far as the Shadow Tower and the Gorge. A large forest seperates the mountains from Castle Black. Similarly, it extends south past the Kingsroad to the forests around the Last Hearth. The wolfswood extends west and east of the southern mountains.

On its western side, its foothills reach the Bay of Ice.

The mountains have deep, blue lakes which are the sources of the Last River and Long Lake.

Beyond the Wall, the mountains are renamed as the Frostfangs.
The Crownlands

The Crownlands is one of the nine constituent regions of the Seven Kingdoms of Westeros. It was never a sovereign nation, instead being contested by river kings, Storm Kings, and local petty kings until Aegon the Conqueror seized control of the area during his Wars of Conquest and made it his primary foothold on the continent. Since then, The Crownlands have been ruled directly by the crown on the Iron Throne.

## Playable Houses

* House Targaryen of King's Landing
	+ House Brune of the Dyre Den of Dyre Den
	+ House Darklyn of Duskendale
		- House Buckwell of Antlers
		- House Staunton of Rook's Rest
	+ House Massey of Stonedance
		- House Faine of Coldlight
		- House Wendwater of Wendwater Town
	+ House Rosby of Rosby
	+ House Stokeworth of Stokeworth
	+ House Targaryen of Dragonstone
		- House Bar Emmon of Sharp Point
		- House Celtigar of Claw Isle
		- House Sunglass of Sweetport Sound
		- House Velaryon of Driftmark
	+ House Targaryen of Summerhall of Summerhall
Wat's Wood

Wat's Wood is located in the lands of House Osgrey in the Reach, and is densely covered by oaks and pines. It once extended all the way to Coldmoat but has been cleared for pasture- and farm-land.

Large portions were lost in a drought during the reign of Aerys I Targaryen, but it has long been suspected that the fires were set by House Webber.
Wolf's Den

Wolf's Den in an ancient castle in the North, within the city of White Harbor. It has been held by several Houses throughout history; the Greystarks, the Flints, the Lockes, the Slates, the Longs, the Holts, and the Ashwoods, most recently by House Manderly, who used the castle as their seat until the construction of New Castle. It now serves as a prison.
Red Lake

Red Lake is the seat of House Crane in the Reach. The castle is located on the northeastern shore of a lake of the same name in the northwest of the Reach. Red Lake is northwest of Goldengrove, northeast of Old Oak, and southeast of Cornfield.

## History

According to legend, Rose of Red Lake was a daughter of Garth Greenhand and the founder of House Crane. Brandon of the Bloody Blade, one of Garth's sons, is said to have slain so many children of the forest that what had been called Blue Lake was renamed Red Lake because of their blood.

Red Lake was part of the Reach proper of old. The lake was added to the Kingdom of the Reach by Garth III Gardener through pacts of friendship and mutual defense.

Lancel IV Lannister, King of the Rock, was killed in battle at Red Lake.

After the Dance of the Dragons, the wild dragon Silverwing made a lair within one of Red Lake's islands.
The Green Fork

The Green Fork is one of the three main rivers of the Trident in the Riverlands, the others being the Red Fork and the Blue Fork. The river takes its name from its murky green colouring, coloured by its source, the swamps of the Neck. Greywater Watch sits on its eastern headwater.

The two largest tributaries come together just north of the Twins. The River flows south-east, nearly in parallel with the Kingsroad for most of its course.

The Fork is joined by a tributary beginning in the Mountains of the Moon, where it is crossed by the Kingsroad.

The Blue Fork meets with the Green Fork south of this junction, and joined further south by the Red Fork, and forms the Trident north of Lord Harroway's Town, flowing south-east past the Kingsroad and the Ruby Ford into the Bay of Crabs.

It can only be crossed at the Twins and at the Ruby Ford, though there is a ferry at Harroway over the Trident.
Three Towers

Three Towers is the ex seat of House Costayne, and the seat of House Baelish in the Reach. It sits on a cliff on the southern shore of Whispering Sound, almost where the sound meets the Redwyne Straits. After murdering their liege lord in a failed uprising, House Costayne lost their lands - which were eventually granted to Marlo Baelish.