Sigfry Farwynd

Sigfry Farwynd is the eldest son of the late Lord Urrigon Farwynd and his late wife Gwin Stonetree. He is the current Lord of Sealskin Point and the head of House Farwynd of Sealskin Point. He is currently engaged in a feud with Lord Lucas Harlaw of Harlaw Hall over the death of his son and heir Erik at the hands of Lucas' son and heir Harras.

## Appearance and Character

Sigry is an old man, with grey and white hair and one blue-grey eye. He stands at 6'6 tall, and is burly in stature. He sports a full beard and covers up the eye socket from which he lost an eye with a black eyepatch.

He is a very bellicose man, who holds grudges for far longer than necessary, and forgiveness comes hard for him. He sees any slight against his family as a vendetta and is known to be very brutal in his actions. He is ruthless and merciless, and brutally slaughtered many during the Ironborn Civil War.

He is also very loyal to House Greyjoy and hopes his loyalty will be rewarded by Lord Vickon Greyjoy.

## HIstory

### 78-98 AC: Early life and Red Reign

Sigfry Farwynd was born in the fourth moon of 78 AC to Lord Urrigon Farwynd of Sealskin Point and his wife Gwin, born of House Stonetree. He was the eldest of three brothers, and grew up in the distinct Ironborn lifestyle. He became the captain of his own ship, the *Black Sail* at age of 16, and previously participated in reavings in Essos before that with his brothers. He married Lady Alannys of House Kenning. During these reavings in Essos he would gain two salt-wives, namely Serala of Myr and Silvaria of Lys.

He acceeded to the lordship of Sealskin Point right as Urragon's Folly began. There, Sigfry, up until then a friendly man, lost his younger brother Dagmer to the greenlanders. Since then, Lord Sigfry became a merciless, cold man, and fought as such. But his greatest achievemnts were yet to come.

### 98-103 AC: Sigrun Blacktyde's reign and the Ironborn Civil War

Dissatisfied with the reign of the Drumms, Sigfry Farwynd wanted to put his battle-brother Florian Greyjoy's father Veron Greyjoy on the Seastone Chair. However, after only barely escaping the failed Kingsmoot, he rose up his banners in favour of Rodrik Greyjoy.
He fought mercilessly against his kin from Lonely Light under the leadership of Sylas Farwynd, who wore supporters of Sigrun Blacktyde, and had attacked him unprovokedly. After many battles between the Farwynd fleets, he captured Sylas, who was the only prisoner not put to rowing or killed, finally left a few men for a siege of Lonely Light, and joined his liege for the Battle of Lordsport.

At that battle, Sigfry personally slew many of the Blacktyde men and personally gave Sigrun the mortal blow that brought her down. Though he had requested to personally execute Sigrun, his request was denied, and Sigfry watched as Sigrun Blacktyde was destroyed, and as House Greyjoy submitted to the Iron Throne. While he wasn't happy with how it turned out, he was a Greyjoy loyalist and wouldn't go against his liege.

### 103-129 AC: Under the Crown

The first years of Rodrik Greyjoy's rule were mostly unevenftul for Lord Sigfry, except that he had to put up with a particularly annoying maester who wanted badly that he convert. A devout man, Sigfry more than once threatened the man to leave, to no avail. Not wanting to earn the ire of the High Justiciar, he chafed quietly. In the meantime, Lord Sigfry finally managed to have children, putting to rest the succession of Sealskin Point. Sigfry would have three sons by his rock wife Alannys: Erik (born 104 AC), Stygg (born 106), and Harrag (born 112 AC). In addition, he had several children by his salt wives, such as the twins Ulf and Ralf (born 109 AC to Serala of Myr) and the triplets Gysella, Gwin and Gryta (born 114 AC to Silvaria of Lys).

Lord Sigfry and his brother Harren would participate in the unofficial reaving of the Westerlands during the Cobbler rebellion of 114-115 AC, and would also take part in the reaving of the Stepstones in 116-119 AC. During the Cobbler rebellion, he gained a third saltwife in Lyanne Hill, a bastard daughter of a Westerman lord, with whom he woud have two sons, Gelmarr (118 AC) and Gran (120 AC). However, tragedy struck while Lord Sigfry was away, because his wife Alannys would succumb to an outbreak of dragonblight. This led to Sigfry adopting the beliefs of the Cult of the Gift, believing his raw power and strength are his 'gift'. He also eagerly helped expel the septon that plagued his lands in 118 AC.

After many years of quiet rule by the new Lord Vickon Greyjoy, the great reaving of 126 AC filled the coffers of Lord Sigfry once more, and he would claim a fourth salt wife in Abula Toraq, with whom he'd have a son named Goren in 129 AC. However, soon after Goren's birth, tragedy would strike as his son and heir Erik would have an affair with Asha Harlaw, the daughter of Lord Lucas Harlaw. This led to a fight between Erik and Asha's brother Harras, in which Erik was killed. The Harlaws claimed Erik had raped the girl, but Sigfry would not believe it and demanded justice from his liege. However, this would have to wait, as Baelor I Targaryen's coronation was coming up.

### 103-129 AC: Under the Crown

The first years of Rodrik Greyjoy's rule were mostly unevenftul for Lord Sigfry, except that he had to put up with a particularly annoying maester who wanted badly that he convert. A devout man, Sigfry more than once threatened the man to leave, to no avail. Not wanting to earn the ire of the High Justiciar, he chafed quietly. In the meantime, Lord Sigfry finally managed to have children, putting to rest the succession of Sealskin Point. Sigfry would have three sons by his rock wife Alannys: Erik (born 104 AC), Stygg (born 106), and Harrag (born 112 AC). In addition, he had several children by his salt wives, such as the twins Ulf and Ralf (born 109 AC to Serala of Myr) and the triplets Gysella, Gwin and Gryta (born 114 AC to Silvaria of Lys).

Lord Sigfry and his brother Harren would participate in the unofficial reaving of the Westerlands during the Cobbler rebellion of 114-115 AC, and would also take part in the reaving of the Stepstones in 116-119 AC, where he lost an eye. During the Cobbler rebellion, he gained a third saltwife in Lyanne Hill, a bastard daughter of a Westerman lord, with whom he woud have two sons, Gelmarr (118 AC) and Gran (120 AC). However, tragedy struck while Lord Sigfry was away, because his wife Alannys would succumb to an outbreak of dragonblight. This led to Sigfry adopting the beliefs of the Cult of the Gift, believing his raw power and strength are his 'gift'. He also eagerly helped expel the septon that plagued his lands in 118 AC.

After many years of quiet rule by the new Lord Vickon Greyjoy, the great reaving of 126 AC filled the coffers of Lord Sigfry once more, and he would claim a fourth salt wife in Abula Toraq, with whom he'd have a son named Gran in 129 AC. However, soon after Gran's birth, tragedy would strike as his son and heir Erik would have an affair with Asha Harlaw, the daughter of Lord Lucas Harlaw. This led to a fight between Erik and Asha's brother Harras, in which Erik was killed. The Harlaws claimed Erik had raped the girl, but Sigfry would not believe it and demanded justice from his liege. However, this would have to wait, as Baelor I Targaryen's coronation was coming up.

## House Farwynd of Sealskin Point

* Urrigon Farwynd, Lord of Sealskin Point, b. 52 AC, d. 97 AC
* m. Gwin Farwynd, née Stonetree, Lady of Sealskin Point, b. 52 AC, d. 90 AC
	+ **Sigfry Farwynd**, Lord of Sealskin Point, b. 78
	+ m. Alannys Farwynd, née Kenning, Lady of Sealskin Point, b. 80 AC, d. 120 AC
		- Erik Farwynd, b. 104 AC, d. 129 AC
		- Stygg Farwynd, b. 106 AC
		- Harrag Farwynd, b. 112 AC
	+ m. Serala of Myr, salt wife, b. 82 AC
		- Ulf Farwynd, b. 109 AC
		- Ralf Farwynd, b. 109 AC
	+ m. Silvaria of Lys, salt wife, b. 83 AC
		- Gysella Farwynd, b. 114 AC
		- Gwin Farwynd, b. 114 AC
		- Gryta Farwynd, b. 114 AC
	+ m. Lyanne Hill, salt wife, b. 92 AC
		- Gelmarr Farwynd, b. 118 AC
		- Gran Farwynd, b. 120 AC
	+ m. Abula Toraq, salt wife, b. 109 AC
		- Goren Farwynd, b. 129 AC
	+ Dagmer Farwynd, b. 80 AC, d. 98 AC
	+ Harren Farwynd, b. 84 AC
		- Gynir Pyke, b. 110 AC
		- Maron Pyke, b. 114 AC
		- Gwynesse Pyke, b. 118 AC

## Meta

Mastery: Berserker

Attribute: Bellicose

Skills: Naval Warfare (MAR), Navigation (MAR), Weapon Proficiency: Axes & Blunts, Shields (COM), Endurance (COM), Naval Engineering (EDU)