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Lysa Arryn

**Season 4**First of His Name
Mockingbird

"*A man will tell you poison is dishonorable, but a woman's honor is different. The Mother shaped us to protect our children, and our only dishonor is in failure.*"
―Lysa to Sansa Stark.
Lady **Lysa Arryn**(maiden name: **Lysa Tully**) was a member of House Tully, the wife of Jon Arryn and later Petyr Baelish, mother of Lord Robert Arryn and Lady Regent of the Eyrie. She was originally betrothed to Jaime Lannister prior to Robert's Rebellion, but his joining of the Kingsguard meant that was impossible. She instead wedded Jon Arryn, and they produced a son, although he was sickly. She conspired with Littlefinger to poison her husband, and when he died, she blamed it on the Lannisters to start a war between them and the Starks. To this extent, she remained as Lady Regent of the Vale, later marrying Petyr Baelish. However, she would soon meet her end at the hands of her new husband, who shoved her through the moon door to plummet to her death.
Kingsguard

The **Kingsguard**or **Queensguard**, also known as the **White Swords**or **White Cloaks**, are an elite royal group of seven knights, supposedly the greatest and most skilled in Westeros, who serve as the royal bodyguard of the Lord of the Seven Kingdoms. Their duty is to protect the king and the royal family from harm at all times. The Kingsguard swear the most holy of vows to fulfill their sacred duty, and - in theory - are meant to be the living exemplars of the pinnacle of knightly values. Like the Night's Watch, Kingsguard vows are taken for life, and members can only to be pardoned by royal decree (although even this is frowned upon) or through death.

The Kingsguard has severely depleted in quality since the fall of Aerys II. His kingsguard was virtually decimated, with Robert replacing the gaps left with less-than-elite knights. Ser Barristan  and Ser Jaime were all that remained: the rest were knights of dubious integrity and skill.
Jeor Mormont

Book

**Season 2**The North Remembers
What Is Dead May Never Die
The Ghost of Harrenhal

**Season 3**Valar Dohaeris
Dark Wings, Dark Words
Walk of Punishment
And Now His Watch Is Ended

### Cause of death

Stabbed in the back by Rast. Manages to almost strangle him to the death, but his strength fails him, allowing Rast to stab him to death

## **Novels**

### Books

*A Game of Thrones*
*A Clash of Kings*
*A Storm of Swords*

### Cause of death

Stabbed in the back and killed by Rast

"*Are you a sworn brother of the Night's Watch...or only a bastard boy who wants to play at war?*"
―Jeor Mormont to Jon Snow.
Lord Commander **Jeor Mormont**was the head of House Mormont, Lord of Bear Island and, late in his life, the Lord Commander of the Night's Watch. Prior to Robert's Rebellion, Jeor abdicated his seat as Lord of Bear Island and joined the Night's Watch, leaving his son and heir, Ser Jorah, as lord. He rose rapidly through the ranks, eventually becoming Lord Commander. After almost being killed by a wight in 299 AC, Jeor led the majority  of Castle Black's forces beyond the Wall to combat the wildlings and Others. Establishing his force at the Fist of the First Men, while performing reconnaissance on Mance's army, a massive White Walker army assaults their position, and Jeor Mormont takes his remaining men and retreats back to the Wall, hoping to warn them. Stopping by Craster's Keep, a mutiny in the Night's Watch breaks out after Karl (Dirk in the books) kills Craster. In the fighting, Jeor is betrayed and murdered by Rast.
House Tarly

"*First in Battle.*"
―Words of House Tarly.
**House Tarly**is a vassal house to House Tyrell in Westeros (and, in the show), now the principle house of the Reach. House Tarly have a long standing history as marcher lords in the Reach, forming the military backbone of the region. Before Aegon's conquest, they were a part of the Kingdom of the Reach and subservient to House Gardener, and after the foundation of the Seven Kingdoms, a vassal of House Tyrell. It fought for the Targaryens during Robert's Rebellion, and currently fights for the Lannisters (in the show) in the Second War of Conquest, now ruling over the Reach following House Tyrell's extinction.
Jhiqui

Book

"*It is known.*"
―Jhiqui.
**Jhiqui** is a former handmaiden of Daenerys Targaryen and a young Dothraki woman. Part of Khal Drogo's *khalasar*, she was given by Drogo to Daenerys Targaryen to teach her how to speak and learn (in the books) the Dothraki language. In the books, Jhiqui would remain with Daenerys throughout her war of emancipation, and develops a crush on Rakharo. When Daenerys disappears on Drogon following an ambush in Daznak's Pit, she accompanies Irri as one of the search parties. In the show, her fate is unknown, although it's likely she joined one of the two khalasars that formed following Drogo's death.
The Eyrie

House Arryn (books=current, show=formerly)

 Third Kingdom of the North (show=current)

The **Eyrie**is the seat of House Arryn, and the capital of the Vale of Arryn. Anywhere between six, four and two thousand years ago by Roland I Arryn, the Eyrie was the capital of the Kingdom of the Mountain and Vale prior to Aegon's conquest, and remained the capital of the Vale province. It was made a city of the Third Kingdom of the North after it remained entirely neutral during the War of the Five Kings in the show, and in the books continues to remain uninvolved in the affairs of Westeros.
Jon Snow

**Season 2**The North Remembers
The Night Lands
What Is Dead May Never Die
The Ghost of Harrenhal
The Old Gods and the New
A Man Without Honor
The Prince of Winterfell
Valar Morghulis

**Season 3**Valar Dohaeris
Dark Wings,
 Dark Words
Walk of Punishment
Kissed by Fire
The Climb
The Bear and the Maiden Fair
The Rains of Castamere
Mhysa

**Season 4**Two Swords
Breaker of Chains
Oathkeeper
First of His Name
Mockingbird
The Mountain and the Viper
The Watchers on the Wall
The Children

**Season 5**The Wars to Come
The House of Black and White
High Sparrow
Sons of the Harpy
Kill the Boy
[[Unbowed, Unbent,

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The Gift
Hardhome
The Dance of Dragons
Mother's Mercy
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**Season 6**The Red Woman (corpse)
Home
Oathbreaker
Book of the Stranger
The Door
The Broken Man
Battle of the Bastards
The Winds of Winter

**Season 7**Dragonstone
Stormborn
The Queen's Justice
Eastwatch
Beyond the Wall

**Season 8**Winterfell
A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms
The Long Night

### Cause of death

Stabbed multiple times in the stomach by each of the mutineers, last of all is Olly: bleeds out on the ground.* Is later resurrected by Melisandre

## **Novels**

### Books

*A Game of Thrones*
*A Clash of Kings*
*A Storm of Swords*
*A Feast for Crows*
*A Dance with Dragons*

### Cause of death

Stabbed multiple times in the stomach by each of the mutineers: bleeds out on the ground.

"*There's no shame in fear, my father told me, what matters is how we face it.*"
―Jon to Samwell Tarly.
King/Lord Commander **Jon I Snow**(formal: **King Jon of the House Stark, First of His Name**), known pre-coronation as **Jon Snow**(in the show, officially revealed to be **Aegon VI Targaryen**), is a member of House Stark (and formerly of House Targaryen in the show), a ranger of the Night's Watch, the Lord Commander of the Night's Watch and, in the show, the former second King in the North. Born as the son of Lyanna Stark and Rhaegar Targaryen, Eddard Stark swore to take him falsely as a bastard son of his, to avoid the child being killed by Robert Baratheon. When he was old enough, he took the black and joined the Night's Watch, eventually becoming the personal steward of Lord Commander Jeor Mormont. He participated in the Great Ranging, where he managed to infiltrate the ranks of the Free Folk, learn of their plans, and relay them back to the Watch. This allowed them to beat back the initial wave, and after Stannis Baratheon saved them, followed by an election, Jon became Lord Commander. After a mission to Hardhome, his men mutiny and murder him. In the books, he is still dead. In the show, he is resurrected by Melisandre, executes the mutineers, and later becomes King in the North following the defeat and execution of Ramsay Bolton. However, he was then forced to give up his title to get Daenerys Targaryen's help in the Great War, and went on to fight the Battle of Winterfell.
House Greyjoy

"*We do not sow.*"
―Words of House Greyjoy.
**House Greyjoy**is a great house ofWesteros (and currently a royal house), and the principal house of the Iron Islands. The foundations of the house date back to the First Men, going as far back as the Age of Heroes. Before Aegon's conquest, House Greyjoy, along with House Greyiron, House Goodbrother, House Hoare, and many others, produced many iron kings before the Seastone Chair, and after the foundation of the Seven Kingdoms, ruled over the province of the Iron Islands. House Greyjoy has made one unsuccessful attempt to gain independence, but a more recent attempt has proven successful thus far, and House Greyjoy continues to enjoy its secession from the kingdoms.
Kingship

**Kingship** is the position and power of a king. There have been many kings in the Known World. In Westeros, kings inherit the title when they are the next male in line. Each of the Seven Kingdoms of Westeros had a king once, though Dorne started using the title "Prince of Dorne" after Lord Mors Martell married Queen Nymeria, and the new rulers chose to abandon the Andal customs in favor of those of the Rhoynar.

It is stated that Ghiscar had a king once, but the custom was not renewed until Daenerys Targaryen conquered Slaver's Bay. It is not known if the cities of the east have kings or not. In the Free Cities the ruler is elected through democracy, while in Braavos there are Sealords.

Recently, a new Corsair King has risen in the Basilisk Isles, and a new Pirate King has risen on the Stepstones.
Grenn

**Season 2**The North Remembers
The Night Lands
The Ghost of Harrenhal
The Prince of Winterfell
Valar Morghulis

**Season 3**Valar Dohaeris
Dark Wings, Dark Words
Walk of Punishment
And Now His Watch Is Ended

**Season 4**Breaker of Chains
Oathkeeper
First of His Name
Mockingbird
The Mountain and the Viper
The Watchers on the Wall
The Children (corpse)

"*Gods aren't down here. It's the six of us, you hear me!?*"
―Grenn to Cooper.
**Grenn** is a ranger in the Night's Watch, and a convicted criminal in the Seven Kingdoms of Westeros. Strong but dim-witted, Grenn was caught committing a crime somewhere in the Kingdoms, Grenn was given a choice of losing a hand or the Wall: Grenn chose to take the black. He was trained atCastle Black by Ser Alliser Thorne, where he eventually became a close friend of Jon Snow. Grenn takes part in the Great Ranging, where he is one of the few survivors of a massive White Walker assault at the Fist of the First Men. Later, at Craster's Keep, he fought on Mormont's side during the mutiny, and managed to survive and escape to Castle Black. In the show, Grenn takes part in the raid to kill the mutineers, and later dies holding the gate against a giant during the Battle of Castle Black. In the books, Grenn survives the Battle of Castle Black, and when Jon Snow becomes Lord Commander, is assigned to Eastwatch-by-the-Sea.
Inn at the Crossroads

Books

The **Inn at the Crossroads**(also called the **Crossroads Inn** and formerly known as **Two Crowns**) is an inn in the Riverlands that lies at the crossroads between the kingsroad running north-south, the river road west through the Riverlands and the Westerlands, and the high road east to the Vale of Arryn. The inn sits to the north of the Trident, near the ruby ford. It is currently managed by Jeyne Heddle.
Lyanna Stark

Book

"*Promise me, Ned.*"
―Lyanna's last words to Ned.
**Lyanna Stark**was a member of House Stark, and the only daughter of Rickard  and Lyarra Stark. She was described as having a wild beauty about her, especially by her younger brother. Betrothed to marryRobert Baratheon, she instead secretly fell in love with Prince Rhaegar Targaryen, who also fell in love with her, despite having marriedElia Martell: they kept this a secret between them. As a result, when Rhaegar took her away, it was thought she had been abducted: Lyanna's abduction, along with the execution of her older brother and father, sparked Robert's Rebellion. She was taken to an unknown location, where the two of them produced a child. Lyanna, pregnant, was left in the Tower of Joy under the guard of the Kingsguard, while Rhaegar rode off to battle: he never returned. Eddard led six companions to save her, of which only he and Howland Reed survived. He comforted Lyanna in her last moments, where its revealed she had given birth. In the show, Lyanna makes Eddard promise to keep the baby's identity a secret. In the books, it is unconfirmed what Lyanna made Ned promise.
House Targaryen

### Title

King/Queen of the Andals, the Rhoynar and the First Men, Lord of the Seven Kingdoms and Protector of the Realm
Prince of Dragonstone (heir apparent)
Prince of Summerhall

### Type

Great House
Royal House (former)

### Ancestral weapon

Blackfyre
Dark Sister

### Founded

House Targaryen: approx. > 126 BC
House Targaryen of King's Landing: 1 AC

"*Fire and Blood.*"
―Words of House Targaryen
**House Targaryen** (known post-conquest as **House Targaryen of King's Landing**) is a former great house of Westeros, the only family of dragonlords to have survived the Doom of Valyria and the former founding and royal house of the Seven Kingdoms. Descended from the great empire of Old Valyria, House Targaryen left Valyria twelve years before the Doom, where they resided on the island of Dragonstone for more than a century, until Aegon the Conqueror and his sister-wives began their conquest of Westeros in 2 BC. The Targaryens ruled over Westeros for nearly three hundred years, where a total of seventeen Targaryens sat the Iron Throne. Aerys II was the last of this dynasty, as a rebellion and his subsequent death led to the near extinction of House Targaryen: it was survived by his two children, Viserys III and Daenerys, who were taken across Essos to hide. While other, previously obscure Targaryens have popped up in Westeros since then, House Targaryen's reign on the Iron Throne was effectively over. However, the rise of Daenerys has led to House Targaryen once again gaining prominence and (as per the show's events) has begun a campaign to reclaim the Iron Throne.
Jory Cassel

"*With his burning sword? I'll remember that 'till the day I die...*"
―Jory talking with Jaime about Thoros of Myr during the Siege of Pyke.
Captain **Jory Cassel**was a member of House Cassel, and the captain of the guards at Winterfell, as well as a loyal servant of House Stark. Jory went with Lord Eddard to King's Landing when he became the King's Hand as the commander of his household guard. He accompanied Lord Stark everywhere he went, keeping him safe while also delivering his messages. Jory was with Lord Stark when he was ambushed by Ser Jaime and his men outside one of Littlefinger's brothels. Angered by Lady Catelyn's abduction of Tyrion, Jaime and his men attacked, with Jaime himself killing Jory during the battle.
Greyjoy Rebellion

Combatants| **Rebels:** **Seastone Chair**(House Greyjoy) | **Royalists:** **Iron Throne**(House Baratheon) Kingsguard House Baratheon House Bywater

 **House Tyrell** House Redwyne

 **House Tully** House Mallister

 **House Stark** House Mormont House Forrester

Commanders| **Rebels:** King Balon IX Greyjoy     Prince Euron Greyjoy      Prince Victarion Greyjoy      Prince Maron Greyjoy† Prince Rodrik Greyjoy† | **Royalists** King Robert I Baratheon Ser Barristan Selmy Lord Stannis Baratheon

 Lord Paxter Redwyne

 Lord Jason Mallister

 Lord Eddard Stark Lord Jorah Mormont Ser Royland Degore

### Battles

Burning of the Lannister Fleet
Raid on Sea Dragon Point
Battle of Seagard
Battle of Fair Isle
Siege of Great Wyk
Siege of Old Wyk
Siege of Pyke

"*We are ironborn. We're not subjects, we're not slaves. We do not plow the field or toil in the mine. We take what is ours.*"
―Balon Greyjoy.
The **Greyjoy Rebellion**, also known as **Greyjoy's Rebellion**, was a rebellion against the Iron Throne instigated and spearheaded by the eponymousHouse Greyjoy. An attempt at secession, Balon Greyjoy established the Second Kingdom of the Iron Islands, doing so on the hope that Robert's forces were still recovering from Robert's Rebellion nine years prior, and were of dubious loyalty. The war started with the burning of the Lannister fleet atLannisport, which gave the Iron Fleet brief naval supremacy. Balon underestimated the solidarity of the post-Targaryen Westerosi climate however, and soon found himself at war with every major house in the kingdoms. The war was brief, ending in Greyjoy's defeat, the death of two of Balon's three sons, the taking of his last son as a ward, and the continuation of Greyjoy rule over the Iron Islands.
Silent Sisters

"*You've done good work, sisters.*"
―Eddard Stark.The **Order of the Silent Sisters**are an all-female religious order of the Faith of the Seven. The order is sworn to serve the Stranger, one of the seven gods of the Faith that represents death. As their name implies, they are an exclusively female order, and have taken vows of chastity and silence. The silent sisters attend to the dead, cleaning corpses and dressing/undressing them for the funeruary process. They are not to be confused with septas.
Lion's Tooth

**Lion's Tooth** was a longsword that belonged to Prince Joffrey Baratheon. Joffrey drew the sword on Mycah, and later Arya Stark, at the edge of the Trident in a bout of sadism. He was then disarmed, with Arya throwing the sword into the river, where it was never recovered. Joffrey later had it replaced with a new sword,Hearteater.
Pentoshi servant

"*It's too hot, my lady!*"
―The servant to Daenerys Targaryen.
The unidentified **Pentoshi servant**is a servant girl, possibly a slave, that works forIllyrio Mopatis at his manse in Pentos. Nothing is known about her past, other than she worked for Illyrio, helping Daenerys Targaryen during her stay at his manse. She has not been seen since.
Iron Throne

"*The breath of the greatest dragon forged the Iron Throne...the swords of the vanquished, a thousand of them, melted together like so many candles...*"
―Viserys III Targaryen.
The **Iron Throne**is the throne upon which the Lord of the Seven Kingdoms sits, located in the Great Hall of the Red Keep in the city ofKing's Landing. Besides the King himself (and the regent, if the king is too young), only the Hand of the King can sit on the Iron Throne. The term is also used metonymically to refer to the monarchy that governs the Seven Kingdoms and the authority of the King (eg. "Rebellion against the Iron Throne").
Rodrik Greyjoy

Prince **Rodrik Greyjoy**was a member of House Greyjoy, and a prince of the Second Kingdom of the Iron Islands. Rodrik was an adult when his father declared himself king and rebelled against the Iron Throne. Rodrik led the assault on Seagard following the successful Greyjoy raid on Lannisport. He was killed during the ensuing battle in single combat with Lord Jason Mallister, and his forces repulsed.
Syrio Forel

"*There is only one god, and His name is Death. And there is only one thing we say to Death: 'not today'.*"
―Syrio to Arya Stark.
First Sword **Syrio Forel**was a bravodancing master  and the First Sword to the Sealord of Braavos. Formerly the First Sword to the Sealord of Braavos, Syrio was hired by Eddard Stark to train his daughter, Arya, how to use her sword Needle, feeling her weapon would be suited to Braavosi water dancing. Syrio teaches Arya alot of what she knows, largely in regards to her swordsmanship. During the Lannister purge of Eddard Stark's household guard, Ser Meryn Trant of theKingsguard leads several guardsman to capture Arya, only for Syrio to battle them while she escapes. His fate is ultimately unknown, but its largely accepted that he was slain in combat with Ser Meryn.
The Gift

The **Gift**, consisting of **Brandon's Gift**and the **New Gift**, is the area to the immediate south of the Wall, about fifty leagues south. The original patch of land, known as "Brandon's Gift", was gifted to the Night's Watch upon its founding, where they would govern and own this land, using its resources to maintain their defense of the Wall. The Gift was expanded upon by Queen Alysanne Targaryen, who named this new patch of land the "New Gift".
Mycah

"*He ran. Not very fast.*"
―Sandor Clegane regarding Mycah's fate.
**Mycah** was the son of a butcher who worked at the Inn at the Crossroads/Castle Darry. He befriends Arya Stark during her visit there with King Robert's caravan, and the two even practice sword fighting with sticks near the Trident. They are discovered at one point by Prince Joffrey however, who sadistically challenges Mycah to battle him using a real, steel sword. Mycah is initially able to escape thanks to Arya beating down Joffrey, but is later chased and cut down by Sandor Clegane, who brings his corpse back to the camp.
Nymeria

**Season 7**Stormborn

"*That's not you.*"
―Arya to Nymeria.
**Nymeria**is the direwolf formerly bonded to Arya Stark, and is named after the famous Rhoynar warrior princess. Born with five other siblings, Nymeria has grey fur and golden eyes. Nymeria stayed by Arya's side when she went south with her father after he was elected King's Hand. When Arya got into an incident with Joffrey, Nymeria rushed in and bit Joffrey's wrist, before fleeing with Arya. Fearing for her wolf's life, Arya had Nymeria flee into the wilderness, where she never saw it again, although Arya will continue to have dreams, as well as hear reports, of what seems to be Nymeria leading a great pack around the North. In the show, however, Arya comes across Nymeria on her way to Winterfell, although Nymeria now leads a pack, is no longer bonded to her, and refuses to come north with her.
Spellstone

**Spellstone** is a gem specialized to absorb and contain magic energy. They are featured in *Chamber of Time*.

## Description

The appearance and design of spellstone usually vary between one and another, but they all share the same purpose; to absorb and contain a certain amount of magic from magical sources such as Sorcerers' Stone and ley lines like batteries where the stored energy then utilised for a variety of purposes. Magic batteries, special battery to power wands and flying brooms, are fashioned from spellstones. Fairy laborers of Luna Nova utilized a number of spellstones to keep themselves active in emergency cases such as when magic from the Sorcerer's Stone inaccessible, but even the amount of magic in those gems are limited that they had to use it sparingly.

## Notable Spellgems

### Standard Spellstones

Standard spellstones take the appearance of multi-colored, octahedron-shaped gem that glow in magic. Aside used by Faery laborers of Luna Nova (and possibly witches) for variety of purposes, they can be traded with potions at one of the school's stores. The amount of energy stored by these spellstones arguably on the same level with that of magic batteries, if not lower.

### Searing Sand Spellgem

   Ornate red spellstone shaped like a sun with what appeared to be smiling face carved on it. Being one of two spellstones designed to power Magichron, it contains vast amounts of magic. It was found at Shaula Desert among loots in Shaula Ants' hive.

### Frosted Snow Spellgem

   Ornate blue spellstone shaped like an ornate snowflake. Being one of two spellstones designed to power Magichron, it contains vast amounts of magic. It was found at Gienah Tundra among loots near Divine Dragon's lair.

## Construction

As the spellstones share similar purpose with Sorcerer's Stone as stated by Lotte, they are arguably made from similar materials. Materials in question however, are yet to be revealed.

## See Also

* Sorcerer's Stone
* Magic Battery
Simon Toyne

"*Good fighter, Toyne, but he lacked stamina.*"
―Barristan Selmy regarding his battle with Toyne.
**Simon Toyne**was a member of House Toyne and the leader of the Kingswood Brotherhood. Born into a family that had been disgraced due to its dealings with House Targaryen, Simon Toyne founded the Kingswood Brotherhood, where they gained no small measure of infamy as they kidnapped various nobles and evaded capture. At the tourney of Storm's End, he entered as a mystery knight, but was unhorsed by Rhaegar Targaryen. Following a Brotherhood attack on a royal caravan, Simon and his men were rooted out by the Kingsguard, and Toyne himself killed in single combat by Ser Barristan Selmy.
Rast

**Season 3**Valar Dohaeris
Dark Wings, Dark Words
Walk of Punishment
And Now His Watch Is Ended

**Season 4**Oathkeeper
First of His Name

"*Run fast, Piggy! And sleep well! I'll be cutting your throat one of these nights!*"
―Rast to a fleeing Samwell Tarly during the Mutiny at Craster's Keep.
**Rast**was a ranger in the Night's Watch, and a convicted rapist in the Seven Kingdoms of Westeros. Found guilty of rape somewhere in the Kingdoms, Rast was given a choice of castration or the Wall: Rast chose to take the black. He trained at Castle Black under Ser Alliser Thorne, where he became an enemy of Jon Snow and Samwell Tarly. In the books, Rast does not take part in the Great Ranging, and is left behind by Bowen Marsh to defend Castle Black: he is later killed during the Battle of Castle Black by a Thenn. In the show, he does take part in the Great Ranging, where he is one of the few survivors of the White Walker assault at the Fist of the First Men. Later, at Craster's Keep, he mutinied against Lord Commander Mormont, killing him personally. He remains loyal to Karl Tanner, but flees when Jon Snow leads a raid on the keep to bring the traitors to justice. Whilst wondering alone in the woods, he is ambushed by Ghost and his throat torn out.
Scorpion Mushroom

**Scorpion Mushrooms** are a a species of magical mushrooms featured in *Little Witch Academia: Chamber of Time*.

## Description

Scorpion mushrooms resembles that of a scorpion in appearance hence to its namesake with dark blue, pale brown, and pale orange coloration. Its most distinct trait is two large branches growing side by side on the thick stalk that end with a curved, conical cap, giving the illusion of scorpion pinchers. At least three pairs of branches can be seen on the side of the mushroom's stalk that give illusion to scorpion legs where some of them even developing smaller caps. Other than experimentation and enchanting, it's not clarified whether it's safe enough for consumption (though its appearance suggested unlikely).
Lord Commander of the Kingsguard

Show

The **Lord Commander of the Kingsguard**, also known as the **Lord Commander of the Queensguard**, simply referred to as the **Lord Commander**, is the leader of the Kingsguard, appointed by the king/queen him/herself as the leader. In terms of attire, the Lord Commander bears no difference in appearance to their fellow Kingsguard, and wear the same armor and white cloak. The Lord Commander of the Kingsguard is also one of the seven positions in the Small Council, advising on matters regarding the king/queen's safety and bodyguard detail.
Summer

**Season 2**The North Remembers
What Is Dead May Never Die
The Old Gods and the New
A Man Without Honor
Valar Morghulis

**Season 3**Dark Wings, Dark Words
The Rains of Castamere
Mhysa

**Season 4**The Lion and the Rose
Oathkeeper
The Children

**Season 6**The Door

"*I saw Bran's wolf tear out a man's throat at Winterfell, and loved him for it.*"
―Catelyn regarding Summer.
**Summer**is the direwolf bonded to Bran Stark. Born with five other siblings, Summer has silvery grey fur and yellow eyes. Summer saved Bran's life by killing his would-be assassin, and later followed Bran when he left Winterfell. Summer ventured with him beyond the Wall, and reached the three-eyed crow's cave. In the show, Summer is later killed by a horde of wights when the White Walkers attack the cave. In the books, Summer is present when Bran wakes up following a wight raid, and manages to take command of a pack of wolves after killing their alpha, One Eye.
Mikken

"*I know this maker's mark - this is Mikken's work.*"
―Eddard Stark to Arya regarding Needle.
**Mikken**was the blacksmith at Winterfell. It is unknown what house he was born to, although its known he made the weapons, armor and other tools for House Stark and the rest of Winterfell. He was slain by Stygg when he refused to bend the knee to Theon Greyjoy following his capture of Winterfell.
Long Night

"*Thousands of years ago, there came a night that lasted a generation. Kings froze to death in their castles, same as the shepherds in their huts; and women smothered their babies rather than see them starve, and wept, and felt the tears freeze on their cheeks... In that darkness the White Walkers came for the first time. They swept through cities and kingdoms, riding their dead horses, hunting with their packs of pale spiders big as hounds.*"
―Old Nan.
The **Long Night**refers to a period in Westerosi history where a terrible darkness fell across the Known World. It occurred during the Age of Heroes in approximately 7,000 BC, in the midst of a great winter that lasted for a generation. It laid waste through famine and terror, and with it came the Others, who devastated the civilizations of the First Men and the Children of the Forest until they were finally forced to unite and fight back, starting the War for the Dawn. In this war, the Night's Watch was founded, who beat back the Others and erected the Wall, ending the Long Night.
Petyr Baelish

**Season 2**The North Remembers
The Night Lands
What Is Dead May Never Die
Garden of Bones
The Ghost of Harrenhal
The Old Gods and the New
Valar Morghulis

**Season 3**Valar Dohaeris
Walk of Punishment
Kissed by Fire
The Climb

**Season 4**Breaker of Chains
Oathkeeper
First of His Name
Mockingbird
The Mountain and the Viper

**Season 5**The Wars to Come
The House of Black and White
High Sparrow
Sons of the Harpy
Unbowed, Unbent, Unbroken
The Gift

**Season 6**Book of the Stranger
The Door
Battle of the Bastards
The Winds of Winter

**Season 7**Dragonstone
Stormborn
The Queen's Justice
The Spoils of War

"*Chaos isn’t a pit. Chaos is a ladder. Many who try to climb it fail, and never get to try again. The fall breaks them. And some are given a chance to climb, but refuse. They cling to the realm, or love, or the gods... illusions. Only the ladder is real. The climb is all there is.*"
―Baelish to Varys.
Lord **Petyr Baelish**, also known by his nickname **Littlefinger**, is the head of House Baelish, former Master of Coin, Lord Paramount of the Trident, Lord of Harrenhal and Lord Protector of the Vale. A skilled manipulator, Baelish was a former member of the Small Council, briefly the husband of Lysa Arryn, the Lord of Harrenhal and, recently, the Lord Protector of the Vale following the death of Lysa Arryn. Baelish can be considered responsible for the entirety of the events that sparked the War of the Five Kings, as he conspired to assassinate  Jon Arryn, and later betrayed Eddard Stark to Joffrey Baratheon, only to help assassinate  Joffrey years later. In the books, he is still in the Eyrie, facing possible insurrection. In the show, he is now in Winterfell, following the Vale's pledge of allegiance to the North.
Order of Maesters

* Symbol
* Chain

The **Order of Maesters** are an order of scholars, healers, and learned men in the Seven Kingdoms. Due to their scientific and intellectual pursuits, they are sometimes referred to as "the knights of the mind".

Focusing on scientific knowledge and disdaining belief in magic, in the present day the Order of Maesters has largely eclipsed the older Alchemists' Guild, which claims to possess arcane magical knowledge, but whose number, power, and abilities have waned over the centuries.

The maesters are a secular organization, not a religious order, though they do swear sacred oaths to follow the duties and restrictions of their office. Unlike certain other organizations such as the Faith of the Seven, which has male and female priests, women are not allowed to join the maesters.
Jaime Lannister

**Season 2**The North Remembers
A Man Without Honor
The Prince of Winterfell
Valar Morghulis

**Season 3**Dark Wings, Dark Words
Walk of Punishment
And Now His Watch Is Ended
Kissed by Fire
The Climb
The Bear and the Maiden Fair
Mhysa

**Season 4**Two Swords
The Lion and the Rose
Breaker of Chains
Oathkeeper
First of His Name
The Laws of Gods and Men
Mockingbird
The Mountain and the Viper
The Children

**Season 5**The Wars to Come
The House of Black and White
Sons of the Harpy
Unbowed, Unbent, Unbroken
The Gift
The Dance of Dragons
Mother's Mercy

**Season 6**The Red Woman
Home
Oathbreaker
Book of the Stranger
Blood of My Blood
The Broken Man
No One
The Winds of Winter

**Season 7**Dragonstone
Stormborn
The Queen's Justice
The Spoils of War
Eastwatch

"*There are no men like me. Only me.*"
―Jaime to Catelyn Stark.
Ser **Jaime Lannister**is a member of House Lannister, the former heir of Casterly Rock, a member of the Kingsguard, the Lord Commander of the Kingsguard and, late in his life (in the show), supreme commander of the military forces of House Lannister. Firstborn son of Tywin and Joanna Lannister, Jaime engaged in an incestuous relationship with his sister, Cersei, doing so in secrecy. Jaime was knighted by Ser Arthur Dayne after helping defeat the Kingswood Brotherhood, and later became a member of the Kingsguard when Tywin tried to marry him to Lysa Tully. He served under Aerys II, where he infamously killed his king to stop him from destroying the city with wildfire, earning him the nickname **Kingslayer**. He became Lord Commander when Barristan the Bold was dismissed following Joffrey's ascension to the throne, although at the time he had led a Lannister army against Riverrun, and was defeated and captured. Catelyn tried to have Jaime handed over to the Lannisters in exchange for her daughters, but was intercepted by men of House Bolton, who then chopped off his sword hand. He eventually arrived at King's Landing, reclaiming his place in King's Landing. In the show, Ser Jaime led a mission to Dorne to rescue Myrcella, which ended in failure, and when was later removed from the Kingsguard by King Tommen. He now served as the chief general of Cersei Lannister. In the books, he accompanies Brienne of Tarth to find Sansa Stark.
Master of Whisperers

* Iron Throne(show)
* Iron Throne(books)

"*The Master of Whisperers must be sly and obsequious and without scruple.*"
―Varys.The **Master of Whisperers** is one of the seven positions of the Small Council, and is the role responsible for managing a vast spy network, as well as being the principle intelligence agent for the Lord of the Seven Kingdoms. In the show, the position has been filled by Maester Qyburn, who is also Hand of the King. In the books, the position also belongs to Qyburn, but he is not Hand. In the show, Varys acts as Master of Whisperers for Daenerys Targaryen.
The Crownlands

### Formerly

Territory of the Kingdom of the Stormlands and the Kingdom of the Rivers and the Hills

### State

    Kingdom of the Stormlands (formerly)

     Kingdom of the Rivers and the Hills (formerly)

     Kingdom of the Isles and the Rivers (formerly)

     Seven Kingdoms of Westeros (books)

     Seven Kingdoms of Westeros (show)

### Geography

Plains and river valleys, with forests in the south and in Crackclaw Point to the north; temperate/Mediterranean climate on the coast around King's Landing.

### Government

Kingship
Iron Throne

### Towns

Duskendale
Rosby
Rook's Nest
Sow's Horn

### Castles

Dragonstone
Antlers
Red Keep
The Whispers
Castle Stokeworth
Sharp Point
Stonedance

### Places of note

Blackwater Bay
Blackwater Rush
Claw Isle
Crackclaw Point
The Kingswood
The Kingsroad
Dragonstone (island)
Driftmark
Spears of the Merling King

### Founder

Aegon the Conqueror

**The Crownlands**is one of the nine constituent provinces of theSeven Kingdoms of Westeros, and serves as the primary governing province of the kingdoms. Unlike the seven main kingdoms, the Crownlands were never a sovereign nation, and were a series of lands contested heavily between the Kingdom of the Stormlands and the Kingdom of the Rivers and the Hills. It wasn't until Aegon the Conqueror united the Seven Kingdoms that he carved out a stretch of territory around King's Landing that he made into its own province, making it the capital of Westeros.
Rhaegar Targaryen

"*I will require a sword and armor. It seems I must be a warrior.*"
―Rhaegar to Willem Darry.
Prince **Rhaegar Targaryen**was a member and knight of House Targaryen, the Prince of Dragonstone, and a member of the Targaryen royal family. He was the firstborn child and son of Aerys II and Rhaella Targaryen, and the heir to the Iron Throne. He was described as courageous and attractive, although unlike many other warriors, he was more gentler, often singing in the streets, and was extremely intelligent. He married Elia Martell, where he had two children. He participated in a tourney at Harrenhal, where he infamously passed by his wife and lay a winter rose in Lyanna Stark's lap. A year later, he "kidnapped" Lyanna, and in conjunction with another set of events, set off a large scale civil war. Eventually forced to answer the call of combat, Rhaegar led a host of 40,000 to engage Robert's army, and during the battle, dueled  with Robert himself. Despite Rhaegar's prowess in battle, he was eventually bested and killed by King Robert, unofficially reigning in the beginning of the end for the war.
Pypar

Books

**Season 3**Mhysa

**Season 4**Breaker of Chains
Oathkeeper
Mockingbird
The Mountain and the Viper
The Watchers on the Wall
The Children (corpse)

"*I've never thrown a spear before, I've never held a sword with a proper edge, this is no place for me to be.*"
―Pypar.
**Pypar**, commonly known by his nickname **Pyp**, is a steward in the Night's Watch, and a convicted criminal in the Seven Kingdoms of Westeros. A great actor and singer but with almost no martial skill, Pyp was convicted of stealing by a lord of Acorn Hall after he refused the lord sexual favors: however, Pyp, embarassed by this, lies about him being caught stealing a wheel of cheese for his starving sister. Either way, he took the black, where he was trained at Castle Black by Ser Alliser Thorne, where he eventually became a close friend of Jon Snow. Pyp does not take part in the Great Ranging, and remains back at Castle Black: he then takes part in the defense of the castle during the wildling assault. In the show, Pyp is killed by Ygritte during the battle and dies in Samwell's arms. In the books, he survives the battle, when Jon Snow becomes Lord Commander, is assigned to Eastwatch-by-the-Sea.
Master of Coin

"*The Master of Coin finds the money, the king - and the Hand - spend it.*"
―Petyr Baelish.
The **Master of Coin**, renamed by Cersei Lannister to **Lord Treasurer**, is one of the seven positions in the Small Council, and is the role responsible for financial advise and managing economic affairs. In the show, the position has been left unfilled ever since the death of Mace Tyrell. In the books, Harys Swyft is the current Lord Treasurer.
Old Nan

**Season 6**Home (vision)
The Door (vision)

"*I know a story about a boy who hated stories.*"
―Old Nan to Bran Stark.
**Nan**, generally nicknamed **Old Nan**, was a servant woman at Winterfell. It is unknown what house she was born to, although its known she was a relative of Hodor, and told many tales to the Stark  children. In the show, she likely died peacefully in bed of old age. In the books, she was among the captors taken by House Bolton to the Dreadfort following the Sack of Winterfell, where she likely died.
Massacre in the Haunted Forest

"*Your dead men seem to have moved camp.*"
―Ser Waymar Royce just before the massacre.
The **Massacre in the Haunted Forest**, also known as the **Haunted Massacre**, was two-phase attack by the Others on first wildlings, then the Night's Watch. A group of unknown number, the Others attacked a wildling detachment, slaughtering them and bringing them back as wights. When a Night's Watch ranging of three rangers arrives to investigate, all but two of them are slaughtered, and their corpses presumably reanimated as well. The attack marked the possible first attack by Others since the Long Night millenia before.
Sansa Stark

**Season 2**The North Remembers
What Is Dead May Never Die
Garden of Bones
The Old Gods and the New
A Man Without Honor
Blackwater
Valar Morghulis

**Season 3**Valar Dohaeris
Dark Wings,
 Dark Words
And Now His Watch Is Ended
Kissed by Fire
The Climb
The Bear and the Maiden Fair
Second Sons
Mhysa

**Season 4**Two Swords
The Lion and the Rose
Breaker of Chains
Oathkeeper
First of His Name
Mockingbird
The Mountain and the Viper

**Season 5**The Wars to Come
The House of Black and White
High Sparrow
Sons of the Harpy
Kill the Boy
Unbowed, Unbent, Unbroken
The Gift
Hardhome
Mother's Mercy

**Season 6**The Red Woman
Home
Book of the Stranger
The Door
The Broken Man
Battle of the Bastards
The Winds of Winter

**Season 7**Dragonstone
Stormborn
The Queen's Justice
The Spoils of War
Eastwatch
Beyond the Wall

"*When the snows fall, and the white winds blow, the lone wolf dies...but the pack survives.*"
―Sansa Stark.
Princess **Sansa Stark**is a member of House Stark, and a princess of the Second and Third kingdoms of the North. The second child and first daughter of Eddard and Catelyn Stark, Sansa had fanciful, naive delusions of marrying the "handsome" and "gentle" Prince Joffrey so she could eventually become queen of the Seven Kingdoms. In the end, she ended up a ward and political hostage of the Lannisters after her father's execution. She suffered many tortures at the hands of Joffrey: just when it seemed she wouldn't have to marry him, and instead marry Ser Loras, she was forced to marry Tyrion Lannister. Luckily, this marriage was brief, and Sansa was able to escape King's Landing with Littlefinger during the Purple Wedding. She would later arrive at the Vale and assume the alias of Alayne Stone where, following the death of her aunt, would remain as Baelish's ward. In the books, she remains under her assigned alias. In the show, she is married to Ramsay Bolton, although she later escapes to Castle Black, rallies an army, and returns to retake Winterfell: she now sits as the princess of the Third Kingdom of the North.
Red Keep

Show

The **Red Keep**is the castle located within King's Landing that contains the Iron Throne, and serves as the home to the Lord of the Seven Kingdoms and the rest of the royal family. It dominates the city's skyline, and serves as the primary fortress and redoubt of the king and the city. When Aegon the Conqueror first arrived in Westeros, he built the Aegonfort on Aegon's Hill. After the completion of his campaign, he ordered the construction of a permanent royal castle where the Aegonfort once stood. The construction was completed during the reign of his successor, Maegor the Cruel, who then had all the stonemasons involved in its development executed so that its many secrets would would only to be known to him.
Shaggydog

**Season 2**The Old Gods and the New
A Man Without Honor
Valar Morghulis

**Season 3**Dark Wings, Dark Words
The Rains of Castamere

**Season 6**Oathbreaker (severed head)
Battle of the Bastards (severed head)

"*He doesn't like chains.*"
―Rickon regarding Shaggydog.
**Shaggydog**is a direwolf bonded to Rickon Stark. Born with five other siblings, Shaggydog has black fur with bright green eyes. Shaggydog remained Rickon's constant companion, and later followed Rickon when he left Winterfell. Shaggydog later went off with Rickon and Osha when they departed from Bran, Jojen, Meera, Hodor andSummer, going off towards Skagos to keep Rickon safe. According to reports, he remains there with Rickon. In the show however, Rickon and Osha were captured by House Umber and presented before Ramsay Bolton, with Shaggydog killed and its head decapitated as proof that Rickon was legitimate, and not an impostor.
Night's Watch

"*Night gathers, and now my watch begins. It shall not end until my death. I shall take no wife, hold no lands, father no children. I shall wear no crowns and win no glory. I shall live and die at my post. I am the sword in the darkness. I am the watcher on the walls. I am the shield that guards the realms of men. I pledge my life and honor to the Night's Watch, for this night and all the nights to come.*"
―The Night's Watch oath.
The **Night's Watch**is an extralegal military order dedicated to manning the fortifications of, and defending, the Wall, the large superstructure of ice seperating the Seven Kingdoms from what lies to the far north. Founded sometime during the Age of Heroes, the Night's Watch was established following the Long Night to protect the Wall that Brandon the Builder had built, and to ensure the Others never returned. Members of the Night's Watch wear only black, and when joining the Order, the action is described as "taking the black". Members are pejoratively referred to (especially by wildlings) as "**Crows**", due to their sigil. Originally a powerful order of elite warriors, centuries of inactivity beyond the Wall, as well as Aegon's conquest and the numerous preceding and succeeding it, has caused the Night's Watch slow decline, allowing it to become depopulated, poorly regarded and largely neglected.

By the time of Robert Baratheon, the organization is a shadow of its former strength: barely a thousand members, most of which were not warriors: to keep their numbers consistent, dedicated recruiters had to be sent out to gather criminals who chose to join the Watch rather than suffer retribution: this made the Watch more like a prison than a respectable order.
Preston Greenfield

Book

**Season 3**The Bear and the Maiden Fair
Second Sons

**Season 5**Sons of the Harpy
Unbowed, Unbent, Unbroken
The Gift

Ser**Preston Greenfield**was a knight and member of House Greenfield, and a member of the Kingsguard. Preston was made a member of Robert Baratheon's Kingsguard following Robert's Rebellion, and was present during the hunt where Robert got gored and subsequently killed. He then became the Kingsguard of Joffrey Baratheon. In the books, but was killed by rioters following Princess Myrcella's departure when trying to save the High Septon. He was later replaced by Ser Balon Swann. In the show, he is still alive, and becomes a member of the Queensguard of Cersei Lannister.
Slavery

**Slavery**is the system under which people are treated as property to be bought and sold, and forced to work. Though slavery is outlawed in Westeros, it is widespread and prosperous in Essos, especially in the eponymously named Slaver's Bay: however this status quo has been called into question as war ravages the region, with Daenerys Targaryen proclaiming she will exterminate the practice.