List of Canon Houses

List of SIF Canon Houses who have no Crest or motto that are either presently used, or here for placeholding for future rpers.

## The Vale

* **House Arryn of Gulltown**: A small cadet branch of House Arryn located in the city of Gulltown. They chose to marry merchants in Gulltown, making them richer than most of their cousins. However they are considered uncouth, and so they are not discussed by the rest of the family.
* **House Breakstone** is a noble house from the Vale of Arryn. According to semi-canon sources they blazon their arms with a red sledge.
	+ Ser Edmund Breakstone travels to the Gates of the Moon, intending to compete in the tourney for admittance to the Brotherhood of Winged Knights.
* **House Longthorpe of Longsister** is a noble house from Longsister in the Vale of Arryn. They are vassals of House Sunderland.
	+ Lord Rolland Longthorpe, Lord of Longsister.
* **House Torrent of Littlesister** is a noble house from Littlesister in the Vale of Arryn. They are vassals of House Sunderland.
	+ Lord Alesandor Torrent, Lord of Littlesister.[1]

## The Crownlands

* **House Boggs** is a noble house from the crownlands. Their seat is located on Crackclaw Point. Unknown if related to House from the North
	+ Ser Mortimer Boggs attended the Whitewalls tourney.
	+ Members of House Boggs were with Prince Rhaegar Targaryen at the Battle of the Trident during Robert's Rebellion
	+ **House Brune of the Dyre Den** is a noble house from the Dyre Den, which is located in Crackclaw Point in the crownlands.
		- Lord Eustace Brune, Lord of the Dyre Den.
		- The Brunes of Brownhollow are presumably a cadet branch of this house, as they are only landed knights.
		- Their Arms likely has a bear paw or other bear imagry
		- The Brothers Brune, legendary champions who brought peace to Crackclaw Point.[*citation needed*]
		- Ser Bernarr Brune, the squire of Lord Alyn Stokeworth, knighted by King Aenys I Targaryen.
		- Ser Lothor Brune, known as *Lothor Apple-Eater*, a distant cousin of this branch.
	+ **House Darke** is a house from the crownlands. They are said to be distant kin to the extinct Darklyns of Duskendale.
		- Ser Harrold Darke, a member of Queen Rhaenyra Targaryen's Queensguard.
	+ **House Darkwood:** They are said to be distant kin to the extinct Darklyns of Duskendale.
	+ **House Dargood:** They are said to be distant kin to the extinct Darklyns of Duskendale.

## Houses of the River Lands

* **House Crabb** : A noble house from the crownlands sworn to King's Landing. Its lands are found on Crackclaw Point. A former seat of the house is the Whispers, a castle ruined for over a millenium. The Houses of 'Nimble' Dick Crabb and 'Red' Jack Crabb.
* **House Deddings** : A noble house from the riverlands. It is a wealthy house. The unnamed Lord and Lady Deddings were slain by Lannister during the War of Five Kings,
* **House Perryn** : A noble house from the riverlands. Supported the ascent of Rhaenyra Targaryen as Queen of the Seven Kingdoms during Civil War known as the Dance of the Dragons.
* **House Chambers** : a noble house from the riverlands. Supported the ascent of Rhaenyra Targaryen as Queen of the Seven Kingdoms during Civil War known as the Dance of the Dragons.
* **House Bigglestone** is a noble house from the riverlands. Supported the ascent of Rhaenyra Targaryen as Queen of the Seven Kingdoms during Civil War known as the Dance of the Dragons.
* **House Grey** is a noble house of the riverlands. They may be landed knights, as the only known member was Ser Garibald Grey.
* **House Cox of Saltpans** is a noble house of landed knights from the riverlands.
	+ Ser Quincy Cox is the Knight of Saltpans.
		- His sons.His two daughters.,His grandsons.
* **House Grey** is a noble house of the riverlands. They may be landed knights,
	+ The Greys sided with the blacks in the Dance of the Dragons. Ser Garibald Grey led a group of rivermen in the Battle by the Lakeshore.
* **House Heddle** is a noble house of landed knights from the riverlands.Its known current members only own the inn at the crossroads, and other than their surname are now apparently no different from smallfolk.
* **House Nayland of Hag's Mire** is a noble house from Hag's Mire in the riverlands. They may be a house of landed knights sworn to House Frey of the Twins, since Hag's Mire appears to be within Frey territory.
	+ Ser Raymond Nayland declares for Renly Baratheon at the onset of the War of the Five Kings.
	+ Ser Lucas Nayland was a knight of renown from House Nayland during the reign of Aerys I Targaryen
* **House Nutt** is a noble house of the riverlands.
	+ Lady Jeyne Nutt rose in rebellion against House Durrandon during the Storm Kings' occupation of the riverlands
* **House Pemford** is a minor noble house
	+ Ser Jaime Lannister slays Poul Pemford when red cloaks attempt to free him from Riverrun.
* **House Penny**
	+ Ser Corliss Penny, a knight sworn to Stannis Baratheon and one of the Queen's men.
	+ Jon Penny, an orphan taken in by Willow Heddle at the Crossroads Inn.

## The North

* **House Ashwood** is a noble house in the north.House Ashwood once held the Wolf's Den which is now abandoned.
* **House Blackmyre** : a noble house from the north. They are crannogmen located in the Neck. They are often called the swamp-dwellers, the frog-eaters, the mud men, and to the ironborn, bog devils
* **House Blackmyre** is a noble house from the north. They are crannogmen located in the Neck. They are often called the swamp-dwellers, the frog-eaters, the mud men, and to the ironborn, bog devils
* **House Boggs** is a noble house from the north. They are crannogmen located in the Neck. They are often called the swamp-dwellers, the frog-eaters, the mud men, and to the ironborn, bog devils. Unknown if related to the House Boggs from the Crownlands,
* **House Bole** is a noble house from the wolfswood in the north. It is sworn to House Glover of Deepwood Motte.
	+ Lady Sybelle Glover provides scouts from House Bole to Stannis Baratheon for his march on Winterfell through the wolfswood in A Dance with Dragons.
* **House Branch** is a noble house from the wolfswood in the north. It is sworn to House Glover of Deepwood Motte. Asha Greyjoy thinks of them as a clan.
	+ Lady Sybelle Glover provides scouts from House Branch, including Benjicot Branch, to Stannis Baratheon for his march on Winterfell through the wolfswood.
* **House Branfield** is a noble house of southron origin who now live as exiles in the north. They have only been mentioned in *Game of Thrones - A Telltale Games Series*.
	+ The Branfields stayed loyal to House Targaryen during the Robert's Rebellion. All members of the house, except for Malcolm and Elissa, were were killed or exiled from southern Westeros when the Targaryens were defeated by Robert Baratheon. Malcolm and Elissa now live in the north at Ironrath, the home of Elissa's husband, Lord Gregor Forrester.
* **House Cray** is a noble house from the north. They are crannogmen located in the Neck. They are often called the swamp-dwellers, the frog-eaters, the mud men, and to the ironborn, bog devils.
* **House Fisher of the Stony Shore** was a noble house who ruled the Stony Shore along the western coast of what is now the north. It is unknown if they had any connection with House Fisher of the Misty Isle in the riverlands.
* **House Flint of the mountains** is the formal name given to the mountain clan of the Flints of the north who inhabit the high mountains north of the wolfswood.[1] They like to be called the **First Flints** since House Flint of Widow's Watch and House Flint of Flint's Finger are cadet branches of the family.[2] Its chief is known as "The Flint", although at Winterfell the treatment of "Lord Flint" is used.
* **House Flint of Breakstone Hill** was a noble house who ruled from Breakstone Hill in the north.
	+ The Breakstone Flints were First Men kings after the Long Night who were eventually defeated and reduced to vassals by the Kings of Winter, House Stark of Winterfell.[1] The Breakstone Flints have not been mentioned in *A Song of Ice and Fire* and are possibly extinct. It is also possible they are House Flint of the mountains, who claim to be the First Flints
* **House Glenmore**  is a noble house from Rillwater Crossing[1] in the north. They have only been mentioned in *Game of Thrones - A Telltale Games Series*.

* **House Greengood** is a noble house from the north. They are crannogmen located in the Neck.
* **House Quagg** is a noble house from the north. They are crannogmen located in the Neck.
* **House Holt** is a noble house in the north.
	+ In *A Dance with Dragons* Cotter Ser Maynard Holt, a captain of the Night's Watch and the captain of *Talon*
* **House Long:** Mentioned in *A Dance with Dragons*, Chapter 29,
* H**ouse Peat** is a noble house from the north. They are crannogmen located in the Neck.
* **House Tuttle** is a minor house of low birth in the north. The family owns a pig farm. Two of its members, Duncan and Gared, are in service of the Forrester of Ironrath. House Tuttle appears only in *Game of Thrones - A Telltale Games Series*.
* **House Woods** is a noble house from the wolfswood in the north. It is sworn to House Glover of Deepwood Motte. Asha Greyjoy thinks of them as a clan.
	+ Lady Sybelle Glover provides scouts from House Woods, including Ned Woods, to Stannis Baratheon for his march on Winterfell through the wolfswood.

## The Westerlands

* **House Clifton** is a knightly house from the Westerlands. It is a vassal house of House Farman of Fair Isle.
* **House Kyndall** is a noble house from the Westerlands. They originated during the Andal invasion of the Westerlands from the intermarriage between daughters of the local First Men lords to Andal knights and warlords
	+ Lady Teora Kyndall, wife of Tybolt Lannister, Lord of Casterly Rock, and mother of Cerelle Lannister.[2]
* **House Lannister of Lannisport** is an ancient branch of House Lannister in the westerlands who live in the city of Lannisport, rather than the main branch's seat of Casterly Rock. Members of the family often have the same blond hair as the main branch.[1] According to semi-canon sources they rule the city[2] or are at least gentry.
	+ Rosamund Lannister, a handmaiden to Princess Myrcella Baratheon.
	+ Theomore Lannister, a maester in service at White Harbor.
* **House Lanny** is a minor house from the westerlands. They are said to be distant kin to House Lannister of Casterly Rock. Like other kin of House Lannister, such as houses Lantell and Lannett, they are settled at Lannisport
* **House Lannett** is a minor house from the westerlands. They are said to be distant kin to House Lannister of Casterly Rock. Like other kin of House Lannister, such as houses Lantell and Lanny, they are settled at Lannisport.
* **House Lantell** is a minor house from the westerlands. They are said to be distant kin to House Lannister of Casterly Rock. Like other kin of House Lannister, such as houses Lanny and Lannett, they are settled at Lannisport

## The Reach

* **House Conklyn** is a noble house in the Reach. The lands of the house border the lands of House Webber.
	+ Ser Clifford Conklyn had an old claim to Leafy Lake, during the reign of King Aerys I Targaryen
* **House Durwell** is a noble house of the Reach. Their lands border those of House Webber.
	+ During the reign of Aerys I Targaryen, the Durwells were renowned livestock thieves
* **House Greenhill**
	+ Ser Courtenay Greenhill is named by Taena of Myr of being among the group of household knights who spend time in the presence of Queen Margaery Tyrell.

* H**ouse Stackhouse** is a noble house from the Reach. Their lands border those of House Webber.
	+ Lord Stackhouse coveted the Horseshoe Hills that belonged to House Webber.

## Stormlands

* **House Foote of Nightsong** is a noble house from Nightsong in the stormlands. It is a cadet branch of House Foote from the westerlands.
	+ Lord Philip Foote, the new lord of Nightsong and Lord of the Marches.
* **House Sweet** is a noble house of the Seven Kingdoms. Lord Sweet supports Stannis Baratheon.
	+ A Dance with Dragons Lord Sweet accompanies King Stannis Baratheon to Castle Black
	+ Lord Sweet, one of the queen's men.
* **House Whitehead of the Weeping Town** is a noble house from the Weeping Town

## Iron Islands

* **House Farwynd of Sealskin Point** is a noble house from the Iron Islands. While their main seat is Sealskin Point, they also have several branches spread across the westernmost shores of Great Wyk and scattered islands beyond, such as House Farwynd of the Lonely Light.
	+ Lord **Triston Farwynd** is the Lord of Sealskin Point and the head of House Farwynd
	+ Aeron Greyjoy considers the Farwynds a queer folk, and the ones from the branch of the Lonely Light the most queer. It is said they are skinchangers and take the forms of sea animals.
* **House Goodbrother of Corpse Lake**: Greydon Goodbrother is sent by his father Lord Gorold Goodbrother to inform their cousins at Downdelving, Crow Spike Keep and Corpse Lake of King Balon Greyjoy's death
* **House Goodbrother of Crow Spike Keep**
* **House Goodbrother of Downdelving**
* **House Goodbrother of Orkmont**
* **House Goodbrother of Shatterstone**
* **House Humble** is a house from the Iron Islands. It is considered a lesser house due to the fact that it is descended from thralls and salt wives
	+ Quellon Humble, an ironborn raider.
	+ Will Humble, an ironborn raider.
	+ {Adrack Humble}, a one-armed raider, flayed alive under orders of Ramsay Snow.
	+ Burton Humble, an ironborn raider on the *Iron Victory*.
* **House Ironmaker** is a minor noble house
	+ Erik Ironmaker, the head of the house. Euron Greyjoy's Lord Steward of the Iron Islands and castellan of Pyke
	+ Urek Ironmaker, his grandson.
	+ Thormor Ironmaker, his grandson.
	+ Dagon Ironmaker, his grandson.
	+ Asha Greyjoy, forcibly married to Erik with a seal as proxy.
		- Erik claims to have more heirs than he can count, and his grandsons have sons

* **House Netley** is a noble house from the Iron Islands. It is a house with little prestige and fairly new.
	+ In *A Feast for Crows m*embers of House Netley are spotted at the kingsmoot by Victarion Greyjoy.
* **House Sharp:** *A Clash of Kings*, Chapter 66, Theon VI. *A Feast for Crows*, Chapter 19, The Drowned Man.
	+ Harrag Sharp is part of Theon Greyjoy's crew that takes Winterfell. He is killed during the sack of Winterfell.
	+ Alvyn Sharp offers his support to Victarion Greyjoy at the kingsmoot, while Harmund Sharp supports Asha Greyjoy. Asha confronts Harmund over the worth of his son Harrag's life and whether he would trade his other sons for the same price.
* **House Shepherd** is a noble house from the Iron Islands in Westeros, under House Greyjoy. It is considered a young house of small stature.
	+ During the kingsmoot to elect a new King of the Iron Islands, House Shepherd is among those surrounding Victarion Greyjoy.
	+ Daegon Shepherd, captain of the *Dagger*. Called the Black Shepherd.
	+ Qarl Shepherd.
* **House Weaver** is a noble house from the Iron Islands. It is a young house and low in prestige.
	+ Members of House Weaver are spotted at the kingsmoot by Victarion Greyjoy. Romny Weaver, one of Victarion's supporters, sings old reaving songs.

## Dorne

* + **House Dayne of High Hermitage** is a house of landed knights from High Hermitage in Dorne. They are a cadet branch of and bannermen to House Dayne of Starfall
		- Ser Gerold Dayne, the Knight of High Hermitage. Known as the Darkstar.
	+ **House Drinkwater** is a noble house of landed knights from Dorne
		- Ser Gerris Drinkwater accompanies Quentyn Martell to the Free Cities on his mission to marry Daenerys Targaryen.
		- One of the Drinkwater twins gave Quentyn Martell his first kiss
	+ **House Ladybright** is a noble house from Dorne
		- Lady Alyse Ladybright serves as lord treasurer in Sunspear for Prince Doran Martell.
		- Jayne Ladybright accompanies Arianne Martell.
	+ **House Wells** is a noble house from Dorne. Unknown if related to House Wells from the north.
		- In *A Feast for Crows,* Ser Theodan Wells joins the Warrior's Sons in King's Landing.Ser Theodan accompanies Cersei on her walk of shame.
		- In *A Dance with Dragons,* Ser Willam Wells is among the party that escorts Prince Quentyn Martell to the Free Cities. While en route to Volantis their ship, the *Meadowlark*, is attacked and Willam is among those slain.

### Possibly Extinct

These Houses were among the dozen First Men houses of the Greenblood who chose a High King of Dorne
 from amongst their number. Three of the houses were destroyed after a generation of warfare following a disputed election, however. The remaining houses were conquered during the Andal invasion.

* + House Briar
	+ House Brook
	+ House Brownhill
	+ House Dryland
	+ House Holt, unknown if any relation to House Holt in the North
	+ House Hull
	+ House Lake

## Unknown

* **House Belgrave:**
	+ Ser Gyles Belgrave, a knight of the Kingsguard.accused of treason against the late King Aegon II Targaryen
	+ Lord Belgrave, who lived in the time of Baelor the Blessed
* **House Blackberry** : a noble house of the Seven Kingdoms. Two members serve House Baratheon of Dragonstone, so the house is probably from the crownlands or the stormlands.
* **House Cupps** is a noble house from Westeros.
	+ Ser Jon Cupps, married to Leyla Hightower.
* **House Farrow** is a house in Westeros.
	+ Brienne of Tarth recalls that Richard Farrow participated in a bet beneath the walls of Highgarden

 to see who would be the first to claim her maidenhead. After the bet
was discovered and ended, Brienne sought out and defeated Richard during
 the melee at Bitterbridge.[2] He perished in the Battle of the Blackwater

* **House Goode** is a noble house from Westeros. A number of members of the Kingsguard have been chosen from this house over the course of Westerosi history.
	+ Ser Griffith Goode, brother of Gregor, knight of the Kingsguard in the reign of King Aegon I Targaryen.
	+ Ser Gregor Goode, brother of Griffith, knight of the Kingsguard in the reign of King Aegon I Targaryen.
	+ Ser Glendon Goode, knight of the Queensguard in the reign of Queen Rhaenyra Targaryen
* **House Leek**
	+ Ser Rufus Leek, an illiterate knight and castellan of the Dun Fort in Duskendale for House Rykker.[1]

* **House Mandrake** is a noble house from Westeros.
	+ According to Jon Connington the Mandrakes once loomed large in the histories of the Seven Kingdoms
* **House Potter**
	+ Brienne of Tarth recalls that Robin Potter participated in a bet beneath the walls of Highgarden

 to see who would be the first to claim her maidenhead. After the bet
was discovered and ended, Brienne sought out and defeated Robin during
the melee at Bitterbridge, leaving him with a scar on his head.[2] He survived the Battle of the Blackwater.

* **House Rankenfell**
	+ Marq Rankenfell, known as **Mad Marq Rankenfell**, was a former Lord Commander of the Night's Watch. He is considered one of the worst commanders the Night's Watch ever had
* **House Sawyer**
	+ Brienne of Tarth recalls that Harry participated in a bet beneath the walls of Highgarden

 to see who would be the first to claim xileher maidenhead. After the bet
was discovered and ended, Brienne sought out and defeated Harry during
the melee at Bitterbridge.

## Exiled

* **House Strickland** was a noble house. The House is now in exile.
	+ Lord Strickland rose in rebellion with Daemon Blackfyre during the First Blackfyre Rebellion. After the defeat of the rebels at the Battle of the Redgrass Field, he fled across the narrow sea with Bittersteel and the other exiles. Four generations of Stricklands have served in the Golden Company.

## Semi-Canon

* **House Oridane** - Mentioned in GoT: Ascent
	+ In the past, Lady Terrei Oridane's husband was the head of House Oridane. Upon his passing, he left Terrei Oridane property of her own and guardianship of their son, who should

head their house. However, his brother Lothan Oridane claimed the title and got their people to support him. Terrei's son was too young, so she chose not to fight for their heritage.

Later, during the time of the quest Forging Bonds, Lord Lothan sends his soldiers to take Terrei Oridane back home, where he's arranged for her to marry Lord Goldfoot, to seal an alliance with House Goldfoot, claim Lady Oridane's property and bring down the player's House.

* **House Goldfoot** - Mentioned in GoT: Ascent; Involved with a Feud with the Player's House
* **House Taggard** - Mentioned in GoT: Ascent in 'Volume You'
	+ They seem to be a wealthy house Holding a tournament during the War of the Five Kings.Lord Taggard the head of the house does not appear on the game.Maester Klarsten is the scholar sent by the Cidatel to serve the house.

On the books there is no mention of House Taggard being an original creation of DB for the game.

* **House Turner** - Mentioned in GoT: Ascent in 'Volume 1' and 'Volume You'
* **House Gwylt** - Mentioned in GoT: Ascent in 'Returning the Relic',
* **House Erwyn** - Mentioned in GoT: Ascent in 'Returning the Relic', Has Baratheon Loyalties
* **House Deckirt** - Mentioned in GoT: Ascent in 'Returning the Relic'
* **House Jordane -**
* **House Harlton of Fetonridge** - Mentioned in Got: Ascent
	+ House Harlton of Fetonridge is one of the neighbouring houses in the player's Region.The lord of the house in the game is Lord Monford Harlton who supposedly had a relation with the spouse of the character.
		- Their sigil consists on a golden owl on a dark blue field.After his death his

house has no more appearance s on the game.

* + - * The apparition of House Harlton of Fetonridge may be a reference to the videogame of Cyanide Studio:Game of thrones;which also mentions a House Harlton that is located on the Riverlands sworn to House Tully.
* **House Gyller** - Mentioned in Got: Ascent, A Noble House ruled by Lord Taenen Gyller, and sworn to House Greyjoy.
* **House Hallar** - Mentioned in Got: Ascent
	+ Only known member is Ser Launcil Hallar

* **House Ransey**
	+ **House Ransey** is a Noble House from Westeros.The

 only known member of the house was Lady Ransey who was presumably the
Lady Dowager of the house.The Ranseys are mentioned on A Straight Line
only if you have the Former Mercenary background.Their coat of arms has
not been revealed.

They took part at **The Battle of the Hart** being allied with House Roxton
 but because of their lack of men they lost the battle,Lady Ransey dyed
on it and Lord Brus Roxton got his scar trying to save her.The actual
head of the house or its situation is unknown.

On the books there is no mention of House Ransey or its members being an original creation of DB for the game.

* **House Elkhorn** - Mentioned in Got: Ascent
* **House Fenris** - Mentioned in Got: Ascent in Volume 'Breaking Ties'