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Edmure Tully

## Lord Paramount of the Riverlands

Ser **Edmure Tully** was the son of Lord Hoster Tully and the Lord Paramount of the Riverlands. The knight is the younger brother of Catelyn Tully and Lysa Tully.

## History

At the start of what becomes the War of the Five Kings, Edmure takes command of the riverlands due to his father Hoster Tully's illness. Their castle, Riverrun is eventually placed under siege by Jaime Lannister, only to be broken later by Robb Stark. Shortly after the Riverlords and Northerners declare Robb as the King in the North.

Edmure is successful in the war and successfully defends the crossing of the Red Fork against the Lannisters in a fierce battle. He eventually succeeds his father as Lord of Riverrun when he passes and faithfully serves King Stark as Lord Paramount of the Riverlands
Darryn Demion

Darryn Demion is the youngest son of the late Harvest Prince of Lorath. A man of careful wit and striking features, he has chosen a life of adventure, one that is still tied to his family's prospects for wealth in Essos and Westeros alike. Seeking to become an asset rather than a liability as his older brother is, the youngest Damion brother has a sharp head on his shoulders and a lively spirit which he uses eagerly for his own good and that of his family.

## Appearance

Darryn is a tall, broad-shouldered man with piercing green eyes and a mop of golden-reddish hair, the red gifted to him by his mother, but lightened by his father. He has a strong build and a body built by years of lordly pursuits, sailing, riding and discovering Lorath's mazes.

## Personality

A man of wit and quick tongue, he has a pleasant character and friendly countenance. A reasonably shrewd diplomat on the count of his spirited family, he has known to be a decent arbiter an one of genial charm.

 Family

* Dalik Demion, father (Dead 370 AC)
* Adreya Demion, mother (55)
* Dommelin Demion, brother (30)
* Delphine Demion, sister (23)
* Dephera Demion, sister (19)
* Dondere Demion, uncle (58)

 References

1. A Brother Scorned - in which Darryn's family vies for power
2. A Brother Adored - in which Darryn prepares for adventure
3. A Man at Sea - in which Darryn crosses the sea to Pentos
4. Came a Ship from the Blue - in which Darryn meets Dornish traders
5. We've Been Travelling Far - in which Darryn and the Dornish arrive in Braavos
6. Stories - in which Darryn and the Dornish meet a certain Pentoshi
7. Bretheren 'Neath Braavosi Sky - in which Darryn and Dornish traders discuss religion
Great Kraken

The *Great Kraken* is the once-flagship of the Iron Fleet of the Iron Islands. Large enough for 400 oars and near as many men at arms, the vessel is a floating fortress bristling with deck mounted weapon installations giving her more than enough firepower to quickly destroy lightly armed craft. The Great Kraken's deadliest tool remains her ramming prow, forged in the shape of a Kraken and affixed to the prow of the ship, the warship can split vessels equal its own size in half with a direct ram to the broadside.

## History

Commissioned by Balon Greyjoy alongside over a hundred other warships that would eventually compose the Iron Fleet. None as large or as grand as the Great Kraken, nor as time consuming to build. Crafted from lumber harvested from Oakmont and iron mined from Harlaw, the vessel was no small engineering feat for the Ironborn even with their shipbuilding prowess. First launched from her berth in 285 AC, the Great Kraken spent the majority of its early life moored in Lordsport, Balon deigned to allow it to see combat without him. Upon his death the vessel passed on to Theon Greyjoy by legal rights, but the Greyjoy remained in Winterfell alongside his new liege Robb Stark.

Euron Greyjoy would claim himself Iron King by way of Kingsmoot, however he captained his own ship *Silence*, again leaving Great Kraken to defend Pyke during the War of the Five Kings. He soon found himself outmatched and requested the Kraken along with the remainder of the Iron Fleet, but his niece Asha Greyjoy worked alongside her uncle Rodrik Harlaw and now father-in-law Gerold Goodbrother to usurp Euron's power at home. This culminated in the death of Euron following the Battle of the Shields. Asha would go on to crown herself Iron Queen briefly, before immediately bending the knee to the Kingdom of the North, and relinquishing her crown. This ensured peace and safety for the Iron Islands in the immediate future, and the Great Kraken continued to languish in port.

It was not until decades later that the *Great Kraken* would finally find a proper owner, and a purpose. Andrik Greyjoy had come of age, and become disenfranchised with the current way life had progressed on the Iron Isles. Unwilling to rebel against his mother or his kinsmen, he simply decided to leave. The Kraken had been a drain on resources for years, too large a vessel to maintain in peacetime, but also too big an investment to merely dismantle. Ever pragmatic, Asha granted the warship to her son, wishing him well in his journey. Andrik and his crew departed for the Stepstones where they would be free to reave and raid beyond all law of Westeros.

Since that day the *Great Kraken* has been Andrik Greyjoy's home away from home, sailing for ports and waters stretching from Braavos to New Ghis. She has raided and sunk everything from pirates, smugglers, merchant traders, sellsails, and everything in between in her plunder of the seas. No vessel is safe, and few lack the combination of speed and strength to match the Ironborn warship in a one on one fight. The exemplar Captain and his veteran crew ensure that no man survives a duel with the *Great Kraken.*
Daron I Taurin

Władca Ośmiu Królestw

Protektor Królestwa

Mardil Taurin

Rhaella Taurin (siostra)

**Król Daron I Taurin-** Pierwszy król Westeros z rodu Taurin i osiemnasty ogółem. Jest synem lorda Beora Taurina i księżniczki Laeny Targaryen, od której posiada prawa do tronu. Ma trójkę dzieci: Księcia Carnila, Księżniczki Luthien oraz Księcia Mardila.

W czasie Rebelii Roberta Baratheona walczył z ojcem i starszym bratem przeciwko Targaryenom. Nad Tridentem ginie zarówno książę Rhaegar jak i Robert Baratheon i przywództwo w buncie jego starszy brat, Grimfold, który zostanie po wojnie królem. gdy jednak ginie pod Wieżą Radości z ręki królewskiego Gwardzisty, ser Arthura Dayne. Po jego śmierci to on zostaje królem Ośmiu Królestw.
Durran Durrandon

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## Appearance

Durran is very tall at six feet and six inches, broad shouldered and muscled like a maiden's fantasy. he prefers to not go clean shaven.

## History

He's very strong and popular among the men. He earned his crown after leading the Golden Company against a Dothraki Khal at the employ of the King of Saath. After he beat the Khal, the King of Saath refused to pay The Company, believing the walls of Saath would keep him safe. Durrandon led an attack on Saath and sacked the city. As a final act, he took the King's Crown to humble him, saying he didn't deserve it.

Fair, just, calculating. He may be a strong warrior, but he is a savy plotter and understands the political grounds well enough. He had a wife who died of pale mare. He has two kids from that wife, a son of 12 and a daughter of 8. He wields a Maul in combat.

His past is that he's actually an exiled member of the House Wensington who took up the Durrandon sigil. He doesn't hate Targaryens or Baratheons. All he really wants is to go home and raise his kids. He sees the Targaryens as a way to accomplish that goal
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 the War of Conquest.

Their blazon is a silver eagle displayed, on a purple field. Their motto is "Above the rest".
Alysanne Mertyns

## Heiress to Mistwood

**Alysanne Mertyns** is the second child and eldest daughter of the late Lord Andros Mertyns. She is the sister and heiress of Tommard Mertyns, the current Lord of Mistwood.

## Family Members

* {Lord Andros Mertyns}, father (b. 324 AC, d. 370 AC)
* Dowager Lady Joanna Mertyns (nee Wensington), mother (b. 324 AC)
	+ Lord Tommard Mertyns, brother (b. 350 AC)
	+ **Alysanne Mertyns** (b. 352 AC)
	+ Shireen Mertyns, sister (b. 361 AC)
* {Alyssa Mertyns}, aunt (b. 325 AC, d. 350 AC)
* {Stannis Swann}, uncle (d. 350 AC)
	+ Robert Swann, cousin
	+ Harrold Swann, cousin
	+ Sylvi Swann, cousin (b. 348 AC)
* Ser Damon Mertyns, uncle (b. 326 AC)
* Lanna Mertyns (nee Baratheon), aunt (b. 327 AC)
	+ Ser Michael Mertyns, cousin (b. 348 AC)
	+ Marya Mertyns, cousin (b. 351 AC)
Heroes

**Heroes** are the playable-characters in the Fantasy War Tactics world. There are currently ?? heroes in the game, each with a unique skill set and power. Heroes can be acquired as the story progresses and/or by collecting Hero Genes, which can be also found throughout the game levels and in the shop.
Bloodstone

**Bloodstone** is the most recognised island in the Stepstones. While it was originally the seat to Daemon Targaryen when he was the self-declared "King of the Stepstones and the Narrow Sea", it now serves as a base of operations for Samarro Saan.

Samarro Saan has spent many years slowly rebuilding the keep with his spare funds following many decades of abandonment.

The keep itself holds a dark reputation. While not quite matching the Valyrian masonry techniques which Dragonstone is known for, most of the castle has clearly been constructed with the assistance of dragon fire.

Many elements of the castle are clearly dragon-oriented, as well as a nod to the structures of the once prosperous Valyrian Freehold.

The rock upon which the castle sits comprises of a dark green rock with red spots; hence the name "Bloodstone".
Crimson

**Crimson** is the ancestral weapon of House Wendwater. According to the Order of the Maesters, it was forged approximately a hundred and fifty years ago by the request of a Lord of Wendwater. Whether the Lord in question gave the sword its name, is not known.

Crimson is a two-handed greatsword. Its main handle is 11 inches long, and the smaller handle, which is used for thrusts that require precision, is 6 inches. The blade is 51 inches long. Crimson's overall length is 68 inches. The sword is made of steel with the handle covered in leather. It is a simple sword, with small amount of detail or ornaments.

According to legend, the sword was crafted by a wandering blacksmith. It is said the blacksmith was of Valyrian descent, and was a master in his own particular choice of craftsmanship. Some even go as far as to boast that the smith was the same one who had made some of the other legendary weapons, such as Lamentation and Longclaw. One day, the blacksmith came by Wendwater. When the current Lord heard of his arrival, he requested a spectacular sword be made for him and his descendants. The master smith agreed, and started making the sword. Four moons he worked, and at last the sword was completed. Even the Maesters don't have evidence that these were the odds, but Crimson is certainly a masterpiece of a weapon, thus making it very possible its maker was the legendary smith people talk about.

Crimson is currently in possession of Ser Borys Wendwater, a knight of the Kingsguard.
Beric Baratheon

## King on the Iron Throne

**Beric Baratheon**, also called **Beric the Bloody** and **The Two Copper King**, was the fourth member of the Baratheon dynasty to sit on the Iron Throne, ruling from 332 AC to 361 AC.

## Appearance

Even in his later years, after descending into a constant state of drunkenness, Beric was quite known for cutting out an intimidating figure when he held court, so much that a common saying during his reign was, "The throne does not cut Beric Baratheon, Beric Baratheon cuts it". He had the blue eyes and dark hair generally associated with his line, but both began to falter in his later years as stress, the death of his wife, and the troubles of a Kingdom began to fall upon him.
Baelor Dunn

## Master of Arms of the Arbor

**Baelor Dunn** is a scion of House Dunn, brother to the Lord. He is the current Master of Arms for the Arbor.

## Appearance

Baelor Dunn is a man of thickness. From his head to his body, his skin and bones are thick as steel. He recently began growing a goatee in denial of his hairline receding.

## History

Baelor served in the Redwyne military ever since he was a lad. He participated in both the War of the Exile and the War of the Burning Brand. While House Redwyne did not participate, Baelor and his brother took what men House Dunn had and assisted the Westerlands in the war.

He was appointed Master of Arms at the Arbor after the War of the Burning Brand, earning the nickname "Baelor the Bull".
House Dayne

## House Dayne of Starfall

**House Dayne of Starfall** is a Noble House in Dorne, sworn to House Martell. Their sigil is a silver star and sword, drawn either crossed or with the sword piercing the star. Their words are *"Fallen and Reborn."*

## History

House Dayne is an ancient house, tracing its lineage back ten thousand years to the dawn of days. Their ancestral home, Starfall, is said to have been raised on an island in the mouth of the Torrentine river, based around a fallen star with magical powers. His children became the Kings of the Torrentine.

Historically, House Dayne has fought many wars against the men of the Reach. King Samwell Dayne, known as Starfire, fought his way to Oldtown, razing it. The last Torrentine King was Vorian Dayne, the Sword of the Evening. He was defeated by Nymeria Martell and sent to The Wall.

The House fell on hard times following the War of the Usurper, but was relatively untouched by The War of the Five Kings.

## Recent Events

346 AC - Ser Artos Dayne enters the Tournament at Sunspear as the mystery knight "The Silver Serpent." He wins and crowns Princess Alysanne Martell his Queen of Love and Beauty.

348 AC - Ser Artos Dayne was named the Sword of the Morning, the first to hold the title since the death of Ser Arthur Dayne.

357 AC - Ser Artos Dayne is made a Knight of the Kingsguard following The War of the Burning Brand.

370 AC - Ser Vayon Dayne succeeds his father as Lord of Starfall.

## Members of House Dayne

* Marlon Dayne (b. 319 AC d. 370 AC)
* {Leila Vaith} (b. 320 AC - 361 AC)
	+ Vayon Dayne (b. 345 AC)
		- Trystane Dayne (b. 349 AC)
		- Nymeria Dayne (b. 352 AC)
		- Sarella Dayne (b. 354 AC)
* Artos Dayne (b. 330 AC)
* {Myriah Vaith} (b. 332 AC d. 353 AC)
Conflagration of Sunspear

The Conglagration of Sunspear was an event that took place in 370 AC, serviced by House Targaryen of Yunkai. It was a great fire that swept through the Dornish Capital in the late days of the eighth moon.

## Prelude

Aurane Targaryen sent his younger sister to Sunspear under the guise of a spy that was eventually discovered. Allyria Martell, once informed, ordered that the girl be sent to King's Landing and revealed for what she was. Enraged by this, Aurane had his men infiltrate the Shadow City of Sunspear and planned to have it burnt down.

## The Events

Once the Dornish capital was ablaze, the fire swept itself to the Sunspear keep itself, and the inferno raged for almost two days before being put out. Princess Teora Martell went missing during this time, and Mors Martell's lover, Tem, gave birth to his bastard amidst the flames.
Harrold Arryn

## Lord Paramount of the Vale

**Harrold "Harry the Heir" Arryn** nee Hardyng was a member of House Arryn and was the last remaining kin to Jon Arryn within the main line. Near the end of the War of the Five Kings, Harrold was wed to Sansa Stark and was brought into the folds of the Kingdom of the North.

## History

Harrold was born in the home of Hardyng, by his father, a Hardyng, and his mother, an Arryn. He became a ward and squire of House Waynwood at an early age and was raised largely by House Waynwood. When Jon Arryn mysteriously died in King's Landing, Harrold was named heir to the Vale in the event that Jon's sickly son, Robert Arryn died before bearing his own children.

At the age of sixteen, Harrold participates in a melee and wins, earning his knighthood by Yohn Royce. As the end of the War of the Five Kings seems to be on the horizon, Harrold's guardian, Lady Anya Waynwood, enters into a marriage pact with Lord Petyr Baelish. Harrold is wed to the revealed Sansa Stark in a ploy by Baelish to bend the knee to Renly Baratheon. Sansa, however, manages to convince Harrold to bend the knee to her older brother, Robb Stark. Baelish was found dead mysteriously afterwards, with many rumors circulating around his death.

Harrold ruled the Vale with Sansa for years following this, and his children continued to rule the Vale after his passing.
Crisis of the Nettle's Bounty

**The Crisis of the Nettle's Bounty** took place in 354AC, concurrently with the early stages of the War of the Burning Brand. It involved House Greyjoy, House Tawney, andthe Westerlands, and nearly brought theKingdom of the Iron Throne and the Kingdom of the North to open war.

## Lead Up

Asha Greyjoy, Lady Paramount of the Iron Islands, instilled in her children the wisdom of bending the knee. She taught them of the dangers posed by one kingdom standing against the other seven, and it becomes a commonly taught lesson among her descendents.

This poses a problem when several of the Ironborn Lords - including House Tawney - urge the Lord of Pyke to take up a crown and rebel once again. He refuses, sowing the seed for the Crisis.

## Conflict

Several of the Ironborn lords begin to raid the Northern coast, trying to drive a wedge between the Iron Islands and their Stark overlords, hoping that the Stark's retaliation would force the Lord Reaper to rebel. A few of the more foolish of their number begin to raid the coasts of the Westerlands.

Lords in both the North and the Westerlands send word to Winterfell, demanding an answer for the assaults on their lands. The King on the Iron Throne sends word as well, and for many, it seems as if the Ironborn are once again up to their old schemes. But when King Brandon XI Stark sends word to Pyke, the Greyjoy is surprised to even hear of the attacks. He knows just who is responsible, however.

## Resolution

The Lord Reaper of Pyke sends his son Quenton to Casterly Rock to treat with the Lannisters, even as he summons the Lords who met him once before, even as the Houses along the Stoney Shore - Glover, Ryswell, Dustin, and Rickon's line of Starks - throw back the raiders on their coasts. When the lords arrive, Lord Tawney attempts to convince the Greyjoy one last time to put on a crown. When he fails, he attempts to convince lords to rebel against Greyjoy. He meets minimal success, and the Lord of Pyke has one sentence for him:

"Steel shall be your only bounty".

Lord Greyjoy allows the lords to leave, honouring the Ironborn rule forbidding them from spilling the blood of one another. The lords are barely out of the sight of Pyke before Westerland ships attack them, sinking their longships and slaying the lords to a man. They'd been lying in wait, summoned by Lord Vickon Greyjoy. The heads of the raiders, as well as the bounty they stole, are sent back in equal amounts to the offended lords.

Lord Greyjoy sends out letter condemning those lords actions, and takes the fatherless Tawney children as his wards, as well as some from the other families.

## Aftermath

Tensions settled, and the event was largely forgotten in the wake of the War of the Burning Brand. The Ironborn, however, do not forget. Some still hold grudges against Pyke for the murder of the Ironborn lords, even as some mainlanders commend them for becoming more civilized.
House Lefford

**House Lefford of the Golden Tooth** is one of the chief noble houses from the westerlands.The seat of the House is at the Golden Tooth.

## History

House Lefford was formed by the union of an Andal warlord with a noblewoman of the First Men. The Leffords presumably received the Golden Tooth when Cerion Lannister, the King of the Rock, conquered the area.

The Leffords sided with the greens in the Dance of the Dragons, during which Lord Lefford commanded House Lannister's army. It advanced slowly eastward because of Lord Lefford's age and infirmity. He was killed in the Battle by the Lakeshore.

During the First Blackfyre Rebellion, House Lefford remained loyal to House Targaryen. Lord Lefford was slain outside of Lannisport by Ser Quentyn Ball.

## Recent Events

370 AC - Lord Lyonel Lefford passes away, his grandson Alfred inherits the family holding and assumes his place as head of House Lefford.

## Members of House Lefford

* Ethan Lefford (Died 345 AC)
	+ Lord Alfred Lefford, Lord of the Golden Tooth
	+ Ser Jason Lefford, Heir to the Golden Tooth
	+ Mariya Lefford (nee Tully), wife to Jason Lefford

* Jeyne Lefford
* Gerold Lannister (Died 367 AC)
	+ Damion Lannister, Lord Paramount of the Westerlands
	+ Joanna Lannister
	+ Loren Lannister, Heir to Casterly Rock
	+ Stafford Lannister
	+ Melesa Lannister
	+ Myranda Lannister

## Historical Members

* Leo Lefford, killed during the Battle of the Fords.
* Lyonel Lefford, known as Irontooth, ruled as Lord of the Golden Tooth for 50 years. Throughout which time he earned the respect of many for his unyielding nature and skill at arms, demonstrated numerous times throughout his reign. He was a family man despite his harsh exterior, and a hero to his grandchildren - Alfred and Jason.
Brandon Stark

## The Last Greenseer

**Brandon Stark** was the second son of Lord Eddard Stark and Catelyn Tully. He became crippled after being pushed from a tower in Winterfell by Jaime Lannister. He was constantly accompanied by a direwolf he named summer.

## History

During the War of the Five Kings Brandon Stark suddenly departed Winterfell, just as the Ironborn Invasion of the North was commencing. House Stark would send many search parties out for him during the years, but like his uncle, Benjen Stark, he seemingly just vanished. Some say he went beyond the wall, some say he was captured by the Ironborn, however no one really knows the truth.
Ethan Storm

## Castellan of Cape Wrath

**Ethan Storm** is a bastard son of late Lord Devan Seaworth. At the moment, he fulfills a castellanship duty at his younger brother Stannis Seaworth's keep on Cape Wrath.

## Appearance and Character

Long, greying dark brown messy hair to his shoulders, scar along chin and scruffy facial hair. Deep green eyes and a stern look upon his aged face. His stands just shy of six foot and is of a slim build. He wears a thick brown cloak almost always, to hide away his missing right arm.

## History

Born in the year 335 AC, Ethan Storm is the bastard son of Devan Seaworth and a common woman of the North. His mother passed during childbirth and he was raised in Cape Wrath for a short time. After his 11th nameday, he sustained a serious injury resulting in the loss of his entire right arm, from the shoulder down. Ethan has long, greying dark brown messy hair and scruffy facial hair. He has a long scar across his chin and a stern look upon his weathered face. Just under six foot, Ethan is of a slim build and almost always wears a thick brown cloak to hide his maimed limb. Despite his injury, Ethan did not allow this to hinder his abilities with a sword. He continued to train regardless and soon proved he could fight like any man using his left arm. Unlike the Seaworths, Ethan did not fancy the open waters and the smell of the salty breeze, he preferred the woods and the cover of the forest roof over the sails of a ship and spent most of his time in the woods. In his twenties, he spent over a year traveling the Stormlands, spending a great deal of time on the roads and through the bush. During his travels, he came across a merchant from The Vale and he traded some coin for a fine hunting Falcon in which he named Beacon. He has proven to be a skilled interrogator, gaining information through secretive methods.
Catelyn Tully

## Lady of Winterfell

Lady **Catelyn Stark**, also called **Catelyn Tully, was** the wife of Lord Eddard Stark and Lady of Winterfell. Together they had five children: Robb, Sansa, Arya, Bran, and Rickon. Catelyn was born into House Tully of Riverrun, the liege lords of the riverlands. She was the sister to Edmure Tully and Lysa Arryn.

## History

Catelyn was originally promised to Lord Brandon Stark, before his demise at the eve of Robert's Rebellion. She was wed to his brother instead, Lord Eddard Stark, in order to keep the Stark-Tully alliance in tact. She was a great source of inspiration for Eddard during their relationship, despite her reservations when he brought the babe, Jon Snow home from the war effort.

During the War of the Five Kings she was constant companion and adviser for her son, the King in the North, Robb Stark. Catelyn successfully helps to broker an arrangement with House Frey to enable the Stark forces movement through the Twins. Catelyn would eventually have her family united after the war, with the exception of Brandon Stark who disappeared from Winterfell. Arya Stark was returned to her by Sandor Clegane and eldest daughter, Sansa Stark was eventually revealed to the realm to have been in The Vale and to have wed Harrold Arryn.

Catelyn would remain in Winterfell after the war, not without spending a great amount of time and resources to search for her missing son, Brandon Stark. She would eventually pass and her bones were put to rest in Winterfell.
Alysane Mormont

## Head of House Mormont

Alysane Mormont was briefly head of House Mormont after the demise of mother Maege and sister Dacey during the War of the Bleeding Wall, in which Alysane eventually perished as well. She was in her early thirties and had two children, daughter Jacquelyne and son Jeor. Alysane was unwed; she claimed the children were fathered by a bear and that Mormont women are skinchangers.

With the fall of the line of former ruling Mormonts ending with Jeor Mormont and his son Jorah who disappeared after his exile from Westeros, Maege Mormont became head of House Mormont with her eldest daughter, Dacey, being her heir. After Maege and the childless Dacey fell in battle during the War of the Bleeding Wall, Alysane assumed control of the house. With a son already born and remaining on Bear Island, the future of House Mormont was safe even if Alysane would meet an untimely demise (which she soon would). Alysane herself perished during the War of the Bleeding Wall when fighting with Robb Stark's forces during the final battles of the war.

House Mormont is currently headed by Alysane's great grandson, Brynden Mormont.

## Family

* **Alysane Mormont (Deceased, 276 - 309)**
	+ Jacquelyne Mormont (Deceased 293 - 352)
	+ Jeor Mormont/Snow (Deceased, 298 - 357)
	+ Arya Mormont nee Reed (305 - Present)
		- Joelle Mormont (325 - Present)
		- Michael Mormont (326 - Present)
		- Jory Mormont (328 - Present)
		- Jon Mormont (Deceased, 323 - 366)
		- Berena Mormont nee Bolton (312 - Present)
			* Ella Allyrion nee Mormont (343 - Present)
			* Archer Mormont (345 - Present)
			* Brynden Mormont (341 - Present)
			* Jonelle Mormont nee Cerywyn (349 - Present)
				+ Margot Mormont (369 - Present)
				+ William Mormont (367 - Present)
Garvo Mott

## Smith of Qohor

### History

Garvo was born into the considerably wealthy Mott family in Qohor in 330 AC. His family was known for their blacksmithing, and had been smithing since long before the Doom, their methods and techniques passed down from man to man for hundreds of years. In modern Qohor, they were one of the few families who still possessed the knowledge.

Tobho Mott, the eldest son and man most proficient in his craft, left for King’s Landing to pursue his career in Westeros seventy years before, and had died sixty years before. Tibno Mott, Garvo’s father, took Tobho’s place as the Qohor-resident patriarch of the Mott family. He raised two children, Garvo, his son, and Talei, his daughter.

Garvo was raised from a young age to continue the Mott’s legacy, and Talei was trained in the same way, to ensure that the skill would pass on even if the Motts died out. Garvo’s first lessons, before he could even swing a hammer, were in the art of persuasion. He learned how to manage a business’s accounts, how to make a sell, and how to drive prices down and up. With the help of those skills, he later furthered the wealth of the Mott family from “Amazingly Rich” to “Horrifyingly Rich”. It was then his true teaching began. He was taught how to forge a weapon the Mott way, whether it would be made of a single steel, of two steels braided together, no steel at all, or even the fabled Valyrian steel. If he had seen it, he could forge it. By the time he was twenty, he was nothing less than a true artisan, a truebladesmith, and equally adept at the forging of armor. Countless times being sent off to speak for his father and to sell his own goods on business led to him eventually learning the common tongue of Westeros as well, for its useful trade connotations.

While he was 20, Garvo fell in the forge. He managed to grab a table and slow his fall, but the fall shakes a shelf and knocks a sword he had been finishing earlier that week off of it, landing edge-down on his face, slicing into one eye and straight down his face. It was then he gained his deformity.

### Timeline

* 330 AC: Born
* 336 AC: Began smith training
* 338 AC: Began working as a runner.
* 340 AC: Training begins in the forges in full.
* 350 AC: Falls in the forge and cuts his face open from the temple to the cheek, blinding himself in one eye.
* 362 AC: Travels to Astapor on business and accompanies a troupe of Unsullied on the way back to Qohor. All but one of the Unsullied are killed by a combination of a troupe of bandits, disease, and wild animals over the course of the journey, the last surviving one staying with Garvo.
* 369 AC: Travels to Tyrosh in order to spread his business.

### Family

* Tobho Mott, Uncle, d.312
* Tigno Mott, Father, d.358
	+ Naena Veltarys, Mother, d.350
		- Talei Mott, Sister, b. 350

### Household

* Red Muskrat
	+ Gift: Berserker
	+ Trait: Eunuch
* Frunka
	+ Gift: Sums
	+ Trait: N/A
House Branfield

**House Branfield** is a noble house of southron origin who now live as exiles in the North.

The Branfields were loyal to House Targaryen during the War of the Usurper, but they were killed or exiled from southern Westeros when the Targaryens were defeated by Robert Baratheon.

At the time, the only remaining members of House Branfield were Malcolm and his sister, Elissa, the wife of Lord Gregor of House Forrester. They lived in the North at Ironrath.

Fearing the end of his family's bloodline, Malcolm Branfield...
Evenfall Hall

**Evenfall Hall** is the seat of House Tarth in the Stormlands. It is located on the western coast of the island of Tarth along Shipbreaker Bay.

## The Keep

Evenfall Hall is built from the blue-veined marble that is natural to the island

### The Great Hall

   The Great Hall is the most majestic of all the rooms within the keep, with large windows in the loft of the room, and great tapestries detailing the history, and the beauty of the Isle of Tarth spread along the length of the walls, at the back of the table lays the Evenstar's table, behind it laying a door, that leads onto a balcony, from here it is said the most beautiful view of Tarth can be seen. Above the great and many tapestries lays many large windows, with more blue-veined marble bridging the gap between windows.

### The Sept

The Sept of Evenfall Hall is a small building near the main gate, it is circular with seven small pillars rising the height of the building to signify the seven forms of the one true god

## The Port of Tarth

Looking northwards from Evenfall Hall lays the Port of Tarth, which is currently being greatly expanded, the Port of Tarth provides calm waters in comparison to the rest of the Stormlands due it's placement on the western side of the Isle of Tarth
Gylen Brax

## Knight of House Brax

Ser **Gylen Brax** was the knight of House Brax, and a relative of the main line. He resided in King's Landing, where he came in vain hopes of becoming a member of the Kingsguard. He was known in the family circles for his whoring, and for being a father of numerous bastards, uknown.

Reynard Brax squired for him from 360 AC to 366 AC. Gylen died following a wound in 366 AC.
Baelor Sunglass

## Heir of Sweetsound Port

**Baelor Sunglass** is the eldest son of Lord Sunglass. He is the Heir of Sweetport Sound. He is currently unmarried,

## Appearance

House Sunglass reside near Dragonstone, and shares Valyrian traits. His silvery hair is cropped and neatly parted to the side. He is fit and full of youth, heaving rope and climbing rigging caused Baelor to have a toned Sailor appearance.

## History

Baelor Sunglass was born in the year 356AC at Sweeport Sound. He is the first born son of Aemon and Helenae Sunglass.

The second he was born, he was in love with the ocean. As if a Merling was his father. As soon as he could walk and speak, he asked to be aboard a ship. Baelors father would not permit him being on a warship nor a trade vessel at such a young age. So every free chance that his father recieved, he took Baelor out on his own personal ship *The Seven Pointed Star.* While his father was no expert sailor, taught Baelor as much as he knew. When Baelor was at the age of ten, he still wanted to know more about sailing. So his father brought upon a captain from Tyrosh over to teach the ever so excited lad. The Heir of Sweetsound Port drank in the information the Tyroshi gave. Learning the rigging, the lingo, how to navigate during a storm.

How to read the stars. On the lad's sixteenth name day, his father presented him with Baelor's own ship. A single mast sloop. While it is no large warship or broad trade ship. The sloop is sleek and fast, something that Baelor wishes to travel Planetos in.

### Recent Events

When the Lords and Ladies of Dragonstone sailed to Kings Landing, Baelor opted to take his own his instead. He got caught in a storm where his ship was capsized and was stuck at sea for three days and three nights. He survived by catching fish with his belt and drinking their blood. Fishermen from House Royce spotted him and brought him ashore. Lord Royce extended his hospitality and helped Baelor recover and sent him back down to the Capital.

In the Grand Tournament Baelor performed poorly, but he managed to wound a knight twice his senior. He proceeded to get beat by Pearse Pearson on more than one occasion, starting a rivalry between them both.

Lady Cassana Baratheon tasked Baelor to go to Yunkai and spy on House Tagaryen and to send her reports of what their moves are. Baelor asked for payment to marry Lady Rhaenyra Baratheon, she called him a fool and ordered him arrested. Baelor ducked and dived through Lady Cassana's graasp and managed to escape and sail to Essos.

He sailed and plundered with Captain Flint for a few months. When a raid went bad and half the crew was slaughtered, Baelor deserted the Pirate. He made his way through Essos to Volantis where he met his uncle and enlisted in the Golden Company. He burns with revenge against Lady Cassana and wont rest until she is rotting in a tomb.
Alysanne Martell

## Princess of Dorne

Larra Martell

**Princess Alysanne Martell** was the ruling Princess of Dorne after the death of her father, Mors Martell, in 347 AC. She was slain by bandits early in the year of 370.

## History

Alysanne was born in Sunspear, the first of three children born by Prince Mors Martell and his lady wife, Meredyth Fowler. She and her brothers spent their youth in the Water Gardens with many other noble children. There, Princess Alysanne befriended the young Larra Ladybright, with whom both her brothers would become infatuated. Decades later, it would be a favored song of bards across the lands.

After the death of her father, Alysanne ascended to rule Dorne in his stead. She was loved by her vassals and smallfolk alike, but their love began to dwindle when Alysanne agreed to align House Martell with Lucifer Sand, the self-proclaimed Lord of Enlightenment. For their assistance, she awarded the cultists Ghaston Grey to do with as they pleased, far from sight and ear. Many were still wary of her choice of husband: Tybero D'han, an Essosi sellsword that Princess Alysanne was known to be helplessly and completely enamored with.

Her reign would become further ridiculed when her daughter, Princess Teora Martell, was found under the guise of a boy called Morgan, an acolyte at the Citadel in Oldtown. Over the years, she would lose the respect of her court as they began favoring the amateur rule her heir, Princess Allyria Martell.

In 370 AC, Princess Alysanne was slain by bandits whilst travelling in Dorne. Her husband, Tybero D'han, was never seen in Sunspear again.
Brightwater Keep

Brightwater Keep is the seat of House Florent in the Reach. It sits near the source of the Honeywine, north of Honeyholt, east of Bandallon, and southwest of the Mander.

## History

A keep steeped in history, it is said that Brightwater Keep was built at the bidding of Florys the Fox herself to create a defensible and beautiful Keep to serve as a guardian against any aggression from the Hightowers to the south (At that time not a part of the Kingdom of the Reach.)

She entrusted this keep to one of her husbands, the first Lord Florent, and the Florents have ruled it ever since.

There is no recollection of the keep having to be used to defend against the Hightowers, who turned out to be more peacable neighbours. Nevertheless its defenses have often been put to the test by many invaders, and each time it has stood firm.

During the War of the Five Kings, the garrison of the Keep stood firm against the superior forces of Garlen Tyrell, thus proving the Keep's reputation as unbreachable to be well merited.

## Layout

Brightwater Keep is an ancient castle, and its name is certainly well-earnt. The keep itself was no marvel of architecture, its greying square stone form towering over the surrounding countryside from its vantage point upon the hill, the sun casting an orange glow when it slowly sinks beneath the eastern tower of the keep.

It was said that the sun and moon worked magic upon the gardens covering the slope between keep's outer walls at the base of the hill and the thick stone curtains of the keep itself at the top. And just when the sun begins to sink down beneath the land, it is said to be most magical.

The keep itself is surrounded by a large moat, its water so clear that one could see every fish swimming in it. Two large floodgates can be found evenly spaced out on each of the moat's four sides, water running from them down to the dug channels to fill a series of ponds leading down to the base of the hill. Around each of these many ponds grottos and gardens had been constructed, tall willow trees hanging down their long and thin branches to tickle the heads and shoulders of even the shortest passers-by.

But despite the beauty of the gardens, trees, and plants; none of them were the source of the keep's fabled *"magic"*. No, that belonged to the two great spheres hanging in the sky. Each morning and evening the sun's golden rays would reflect in the water of the moat and pools, causing them to shimmer as if filled with gold and countless treasures of worth. And when the sun went to rest and the moon rose above the horizon the water seemed to glow with an ethereal sheen. Indeed such was the light that, excepting days when the moon was waning or covered, one did not even need a torch should he wish to simply take a stroll in the gardens.

It was in this paradise, with the waters of the ponds and moat sparkling and glittering in the setting sun. A paradise that no invader's sword had yet breached.
Crisis of the Claw

**The Crisis of the Claw** took place from 342 - 343AC, and was a stalemate between King Brandon XI of the Kingdom of the North, and King Beric I Baratheon of the Kingdom of the Iron Throne. It occurred directly after, and as a direct result of, the War of the Exile.

## Lead Up

During the War of the Exile, men from Pentos and Crackclaw Point fought together against the North. They place several holdfasts under siege, but manage to take Maidenpool, and sack it brutally. The North, shocked by this unprovoked attack, responds swiftly, retaking Maidenpool, defeating their foes in a series of battles, and eventually landing on the peninsula itself. The Northerners then proceed to subjugate the point, exacting cruel vengeance upon its people and all but annexing the region. The Kingdom of the Iron Throne, still fighting Aurion and his armies inthe Crownlands, are unable to respond.

## Conflict

After the end of the War of the Exile, the Iron Throne dismissed it's levies and set about rebuilding the damage that had been done. The North, however, remained in possession of Crackclaw Point. When this came to the attention of the Crown, it was first met with confusion, then outrage.

Letters fly between Winterfell and King's Landing, as the situation is assessed, discussed, and examined. The King on the Iron Throne demands the North leave his subjects in peace, even as the North claims the right to retribution, for the brutal sack of Maidenpool and the looting and pillaging the unprovoked invaders had engaged in. Both sides are unwilling to back down, and tension begins to mount as the North continues to exert its dominance upon the peninsula. The Kingdom of the Iron Throne seems on the verge of calling it's banners.

## Resolution

In 343AC, the North submits, withdrawing from Crackclaw Point entirely. They send an emissary toKing's Landing to treat with King Beric, and the issue is resolved peacefully, just barely. Both kingdoms disband their levies, and the lords of the Claw retake their oaths of fealty to the Iron Throne.
House Hornwood

**House Hornwood of Hornwood** is a noble house whose seat is the Hornwood in the north. They are among the principal bannermen of Starks of Winterfell.[1]Their sigil is a bull moose, brown on a field of dark orange.Their words are "Righteous in Wrath".

The lands of the house, which include the forest of the Hornwood and other castles beside Hornwood, border those of House Bolton and House Manderly. The Hornwoods' lands extend west to the White Knife.
Griffin's Roost

Griffin's Roost is the seat of House Connington in the Stormlands, located between Storm's End and Crow's Nest in the northwestern Cape Wrath. It's ruled by Rhaenyra Connington, and its castellan is Ser Arys Connington.

## Layout

Small but strong, Griffin's Roost is located on a lofty crag jutting out from the shores of Cape Wrath. The castle lies surrounded by red stone cliffs on three sides, which descend into the stormy waters of Shipbreaker Bay.
 The land-facing approach is a long natural ridge called the griffin's
throat. The entrance to the griffin's throat is guarded on one end by a
gatehouse, and by the castle's main gate and two round towers on the
other end.

Besides faded tapestries, Griffin's Roost is also decorated with
arched windows displaying myriad diamond-shaped panes of red and white
glass. The bed in the lord's chambers sits below a canopy of red and
white velvet. The great hall contains the carved and gilded Griffin Seat
 where many generations of Conningtons have ruled. The east tower, the
tallest of the castle's, offers a view of the surrounding countryside. The castle also contains stables, armory, barracks, and a maester's
tower with a rookery. A secret stair beneath the sept's altar of the Mother
 leads to a bolt-hole, while another stair under the northwest tower
goes to a hidden cove beneath the crag which appears when the tide is
out. A well-provisioned garrison can hold the castle against 20 times as
 many men.

## History

Griffin's Roost is the ancestral seat of House Connington.

After Robert's Rebellion, in which Lord Jon Connington supported the Targaryens, the keep remained under the jurisdiction of House Connington, but the House's status was reduced to that of a knightly House.

It saw its best days during the reigns of Ser Ronnet Connington, called ' The Red ' and his son, Ser Ronald Connington. Current lady, Rhaenyra, is the daughter of Ser Ronald.
Grand Maester Ryon

## Grand Maester of the Citadel

Ryon is a Reachman who serves as the Grand Maester of the Citadel, as well as Master of the Dragonpit in King's Landing.

## Appearance & Personality

Ryon is 5'10 when standing strait, and has a large, bushy beard. His eyes have a glint of madness, though he would call it inspiration. He has a substantial obsession with magic, but is able to hide it well.

## History

Ryon was born 315 AC to a lowborn couple in the countryside of the Reach. His father was a cowherd, and the whole family helped care for
his cattle. Often times, they had to fight off bandits with nothing but their bare hands. When he was a teenager, Ryon’s family was killed in a stampede while he was fetching water. Having nowhere else to go, he made his way to Oldtown, which they had been near at the time.

Once arriving, he soon made his way to the Citadel. During his studies, he became fascinated with the higher mysteries. However, he soon realized the disdain the Citadel felt for magic, and, after gaining a Valyrian steel link, continued his studies of magic in secret. As such, he made many connections with people who could help him expand his knowledge, communicating with them in secret. He purposefully made his way high up in the Citadel, eventually becoming the Archmaester of Animal Husbandry. As an Archmaester, he became acquainted with Meryn Redwyne, who traveled often to Oldtown, and spent much time in the libraries of the Citadel. He was very successful as an Archmaester, and when Grand Maester Joffrey died, Ryon was chosen as his replacement.

When he moved to King’s Landing, Ryon met up once again with Lord Redwyne, who was serving as Master of Ships, as well as meeting the rest of the Small Council. After serving loyally for several years, the Grand Maester requested the use of the Dragonpit to house his experiments, claiming they would be used to help the realm. The King granted his request, naming Ryon the Master of the Dragonpit. There, he continued his studies and experimentations, keeping its true purpose a secret from all.
Gendel of Hardhome

## Wildling

**Gendel of Hardhome**, or just **Gendel**, sometimes humorously called **Gendel the Gargantuan** after his father, is a wildling originating from Hardhome. He is brother to the chieftain of Hardhome, Rorge of Hardhome. He is the son of Gorne the Gargantuan and an unknown woman. He is strong and often seen as the unofficial second-in-command in Rorge's band of free folk. His mother was a Hornfoot, so Gendel has adopted the tribe's custom for not wearing any type of shoes, making their feet thick and hard.

## History

Gendel was born to Gorne the Gargantuan and an unknown Hornfoot woman. He was a lieutenant in his father's clan when they charged Hardhome. After Gorne was killed by Rorge, Gendel joined Hardhome and became a close ally to his brother.

## Recently

Gendel is accompanying Rorge on his voyage to unite the clans beyond the Wall in order to pillage the Kingdom of the North.
Fiery Hand

The **Fiery Hand**, known also as The Lord of Light's Sacred Soldiers and Defenders of the Temple, is a group of Warriors which guard and protect the greater Red Temples of R'hllor, most notably the Temple of the Lord of Light in the free city of Volantis. Every member of the Fiery Hand is a Slave of R'hllor, and wear studded leather armor with red mail the color of rust, which yet shines as if it were new. They wield spears whose points are shaped as writhing flames.

Their number is one thousand; never more, never less. There is a saying: *"a new flame is kindled for every flame that gutters out"*. In times of peace they chiefly guard the city district in proximity to the Red Temple, maintaining peace on the streets with their intimidating presence. The members of the Fiery Hand are considered zealots and hold their piety above all else, making them notoriously difficult to bribe. They swear directly to the High Priest of R'hllor and carry out the High Priest's will unquestioningly. In times of war, the Fiery Hand acts as a capable and well disciplined militia for the faith, ready to defend the city gates and hold whatever objective is needed of them to ensure the Temple's protection.