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Capture of Dragonstone

### Outcome

**Euron Greyjoy victory*** Euron Greyjoy takes the island of Dragonstone in Cersei Lannister's name
* All defenders are killed or executed

Factions| * House Greyjoy(under Euron)
* Golden Company
	+ Unsullied
	+ Dothraki

The **Capture of Dragonstone** was a battle during the Great War, taking place at the castle of Dragonstone on the eponymous island in Blackwater Bay. It saw Daenerys Targaryen's token garrison of Dothraki and Unsullied fall to a force of ironborn and Golden Company warriors, under the command of Euron Greyjoy.

## History

### Prelude

Daenerys Targaryen took control of Dragonstone in 304 AC, which had been left abandoned since Stannis Baratheon left the castle to embark on his ill-fated northern campaign. From there, she used her family's ancestral seat as her base of operations for conducting her invasion of Westeros, and the island played host to the Unsullied, Dothraki and Ironborn serving under her, as well as her three dragons.

After witnessing the full strength of the Night King and losing one of her dragons during the Wight Hunt, Daenerys Targaryen suspended her invasion of Westeros and fully committed her forces to fighting in the Great War, taking with her almost all of her forces north to Winterfell. However, Daenerys wished to maintain control of the strategic island and castle, and thus left behind a small garrison of Unsullied and Dothraki warriors, to guard the island until the White Walkers were defeated and her campaign for the Iron Throne could resume.

Despite initially pledging to aid in the fight against the Night King, Cersei Lannister betrayed her truce with Daenerys Targaryen and Jon Snow, and remained in King's Landing. Her ally, Euron Greyjoy, later brought the Golden Company across the Narrow Sea to bolster her forces.

### The battle

Upon learning of the Fall of Winterfell and the southward retreat of Jon and Daenerys's armies, Cersei Lannister directed Euron to take the island of Dragonstone. Euron attacked the Dragonstone garrison with his Iron Fleet, supported by troops of the Golden Company, and quickly overwhelmed the castle and it's meager garrison. All of the defenders were either killed in battle or executed soon after.

### Aftermath

Euron remained at Dragonstone, hiding his ships in Dragonstone's coves and dressing his guards in the armour of the fallen Unsullied. He made the island outwardly appear as if it were still under the control of the Dothraki and Unsullied, so he could take any approaching Targaryen-loyal fleet unaware. When Gendry Baratheon's fleet approached the island, Euron leveraged this approach, initially to great effect, but was ultimately unable to stop the larger Baratheon force from landing on the island.
Lyanna II Baratheon

*This page is about the thirtieth ruler of the Seven Kingdoms. For other uses, see: Lyanna Baratheon (disambiguation)*

## Biographical information

### Born

447 AC (age 14 in 461 AC) in King's Landing

## Political information

### Title(s)

Queen of the Andals, the Rhoynar, and the First Men
Lady of the Seven Kingdoms

## Personal information

### Sibling(s)

Nymeria I Baratheon

Queen **Lyanna II Baratheon** is the thirtieth and current ruler of the Seven Kingdoms and the twelfth monarch of the Baratheon Dynasty. She is the younger daughter of King Steffon I Baratheon and his wife, Queen Sharra Arryn, and the younger sister of Queen Nymeria I Baratheon. She has reigned since 461 AC.

She is formally styled as **Lyanna of the House Baratheon, the Second of Her Name, Queen of the Andals, the Rhoynar, and the First Men, and Lady of the Seven Kingdoms.** She is the figurehead of the Royalists faction in the Black Succession.

## Biography

### Background

Lyanna was born two years after her father ascended the Iron Throne, making her only three years old upon her father's death and the accession of her elder sister Nymeria, who herself was only six years old at the time.

She maintained a fairly high profile at court considering her youth. During the final years of her sister's reign, she even appeared to have courted a number of political allies. In 460 AC, she was betrothed to Ser Harlan Hightower.

Following her sister's dramatic assassination, Lyanna inherited the Iron Throne at the age of fourteen, although her accession was almost immediately contested by her uncle, Prince Robert Baratheon, and her cousin, Quentyn Baratheon.

### Black Succession

She is the figurehead for the Royalists faction in the Black Succession, having being crowned in King's Landing.

## Personality

Much like her sister, Lyanna has been exposed to the politicking of the Red Keep from a very young age. But while Nymeria resented it, Lyanna has embraced it, and has even begun to clash with her mother for control over the reigns of power, despite her regency being expected to last at least two years.

She is considered witty, sharp-tounged and politically savvy to the point of being able to out-manoeuvre her adult peers, often through feigning innocence and ignorance.
Ferrego Antaryon

Sealord **Ferrego Antaryon** was a member of House Antaryon and the Sealord of Braavos.

## Biography

### Background

Ferrego was elected to the position of Sealord, enjoying modest popularity from the nobility and commoners of Braavos during his much of his tenure.

### Sack of Braavos

Braavos was sacked during the War of the Narrow Sea, and despite mounting resistance to the invading Stark, Lannister and Harlaw forces, he was ultimately blamed for failing to stop the occupation of the city and the destruction of many of it's landmarks and institutions, most notably the Iron Bank of Braavos, which was looted and razed by the invading armies.

### Assassination

Shortly after the Westerosi forces left the city, Ferrego was assassinated by a Faceless Man hired by the nobility of Braavos. His death be was celebrated by most of the citizenry.

## See also

* Ferrego Antaryon on A Wiki of Ice and Fire
Gift

Special administrative zone, granted to the rule of the Night's Watch (before 305 AC)

### Geography

Sub-arctic tundra, forests, mountains in the west

### Population

Free Folk
Northmen
Brothers of the Night's Watch

### Rulers

House Stark (overlord)
Lords and chiefs of the Free Folk
Lord Commander of the Night's Watch (formerly)

### Culture

Free Folk
Northmen

### Castles

Shadow Tower  •  Queenscrown  •  Eastwatch-by-the-Sea (destroyed)

### Founded

c. 8,000 BC by Bran the Builder

**Osha**: "*Where are we?*"
**Bran Stark**: "*The Gift, I think. Brandon the Builder gave all this land south of the Wall to the Night's Watch, for their sustenance and support.*"
— Bran Stark's party on entering the lands of the Gift
The **Gift** is a region in the North that was placed under the direct rule of the Night's Watch, extending roughly fifty leagues south of the Wall. The lands were donated by House Stark to the Night's Watch at it's foundation, in order to provide the brothers with food and provisions.

Following the Great War, the Treaty of Long Lake was signed between House Stark and the Free Folk from beyond the Wall. The treaty dissolved the Night's Watch and granted much of it's former lands and castles to the Free Folk to resettle, albeit still under the formal rule of Winterfell. The Gift was thus dissolved as a political entity, but the term remained in use to describe the general geographic region.

By the events of the Black Succession, most of the former Gift remains under the rule of the Free Folk, many of whom having established noble Houses of their own, such as House Giantsbane of Castle Black.

## See also

* Gift on Wiki of Westeros
* Gift on A Wiki of Ice and Fire
House Tyrell

304 AC (de-facto)
Sack of Highgarden

"*Few weep for the Tyrells. Their reckless ambition drove them to oblivion. Yet I fear many in the Reach could soon forget that.*"
―Garlan Hightower
**House Tyrell of Highgarden** was a Great House of Westeros that ruled the vast and fertile region of the Reach from its seat of Highgarden. It was generally seen as one of the most powerful among the Great Houses, due to it's dominion over the realm's most populous and arguably most resource rich region.

House Tyrell's sigil was a golden rose on a green field, and their House words were "Growing Strong".

## History

### Founding

House Tyrell was founded by Ser Alester Tyrell during the Andal Invasion. Serving under the Gardener Kings of the Reach, the Tyrells eventually rose to become High Stewards of Highgarden.

### Targaryen era

Following the death of King Mern IX Gardener at the Field of Fire during Aegon's Conquest, Harlen Tyrell surrendered Highgarden to Aegon Targaryen. Aegon rewarded Harlen by making him Lord of Highgarden and Lord Paramount of the Reach, elevating House Tyrell from mere stewards to that of a Great House.

### Robert's Rebellion

Lord Mace Tyrell officially sided with the House Targaryen during Robert's Rebellion, but ultimately did very little to aid the war effort, and unabashedly swore fealty to House Baratheon following the rebel victory.

### War of the Five Kings

During the War of the Five Kings, House Tyrell would briefly side with Renly Baratheon, before going over to Joffrey Baratheon following Renly's assassination. Lord Mace's daughter, Margaery Tyrell, would become Queen Consort of the Seven Kingdoms, marring King Tommen Baratheon as her previous husbands, Renly and Joffrey, were killed before being able to consummate their own marriages to Margaery.

House Tyrell was effectively wiped out in 303 AC during the Destruction of the Great Sept of Baelor, which saw the deaths of Lord Mace Tyrell and his children, Loras and Margaery Tyrell. A handful of loyalists remained faithful to Mace Tyrell's mother, Olenna Redwyne, until the Sack of Highgarden by Lannister forces the following year, after which House Tyrell was well and truly rendered extinct.

### Succession

Following the end of the Great War, the Tyrell's former vassals House Hightower of Oldtown were made Lords Paramount of the Reach, while Highgarden itself was given to House Tarly. The Hightowers would later gain control of Highgarden some fifty years later during the Highgarden Crisis. Furthermore, House Baratheon of Storm's End were made the new Wardens of the South.

## See also

* House Tyrell on Wiki of Westeros
* House Tyrell on A Wiki of Ice and Fire
Davos Seaworth

"*If we don't put aside our enmities and band together, we will die. And then it doesn't matter whose skeleton sits on the Iron Throne.*"
―Davos Seaworth on the Great War, to Daenerys Targaryen
Lord **Davos Seaworth**, also known as the **Onion Knight**, was a former smuggler who was made a landed knight (and later, the Lord of the Rainwood) by Lord Stannis Baratheon after he saved the besieged castle of Storm's End from starvation during Robert's Rebellion.

Davos, with his wife Marya Seaworth, had four sons, Matthos and Devan, Stannis and Steffon Seaworth. Davos later loyally served Stannis as Hand of the King during his campaign to take the Iron Throne after the death of King Robert I Baratheon. After Stannis' defeat and death at Winterfell, Davos helped persuade Melisandre to resurrect Jon Snow, and subsequently became Jon's right hand man and principle advisor, during his campaign to retake Winterfell from House Bolton, and later during the Great War.

Davos was also instrumental in re-establishing House Baratheon after it's apparent extinction, bringing to prominence Gendry and Edric, both unrecognised bastards of King Robert. After the Great War, Gendry ascended the Iron Throne as King Gendry I Baratheon, and Davos was named as Gendry's Master of Ships, and served as one of Gendry's closest advisors.

During the War of the Narrow Sea, Davos resigned his post after Gendry denounced his son Devan as a traitor, and was replaced by Lord Bronn Blackwater. The two reconciled after the attempted coup in King's Landing, but with the death of Devan and Davos's advanced age, he did not resume his position on the Small Council, and returned to the Rainwood.

## Biography

### Background

See Davos Seaworth/Background on Wiki of Westeros

### *Game of Thrones*: Season 1

See Davos Seaworth/*Game of Thrones*: Season 1 on Wiki of Westeros

### *Game of Thrones*: Season 2

See Davos Seaworth/*Game of Thrones*: Season 2 on Wiki of Westeros

### *Game of Thrones*: Season 3

See Davos Seaworth/*Game of Thrones*: Season 3 on Wiki of Westeros

### *Game of Thrones*: Season 4

See Davos Seaworth/*Game of Thrones*: Season 4 on Wiki of Westeros

### *Game of Thrones*: Season 5

See Davos Seaworth/*Game of Thrones*: Season 5 on Wiki of Westeros

### *Game of Thrones*: Season 6

See Davos Seaworth/*Game of Thrones*: Season 6 on Wiki of Westeros

## See also

* Davos Seaworth on Wiki of Westeros
* Davos Seaworth on A Wiki of Ice and Fire
Eastern Coalition

The **Eastern Coalition**, often simply called the **Coalition**, was the name given to the military alliance which attacked the Seven Kingdoms of Westeros during the War of the Narrow Sea. It was formed between the Second Triarchy, Houses Greyjoy and Blackfyre, and several of the Free Cities in the prelude to and duration of the conflict.

## History

### Background

The principle signatory of the Coalition, the Second Triarchy, was formed by Asaro Trellos in 303 AC from the Free Cities of Myr, Lys and Tyrosh, in an effort to preserve the practice of slavery in the wake of Daenerys Targaryen's emancipation of Slaver's Bay. Two years later, Daenerys was killed during the Great War, which also saw Euron Greyjoy driven into exile in Essos. Euron reaved the east for several years, before Asaro Trellos offered his Iron Fleet port in Myr in 312 AC.

### Formation

After King Gendry Baratheon and Queen Arya Stark snubbed the Iron Bank of Braavos, representative Noho Dimittis organised funding for the Second Triarchy and Euron Greyjoy to invade Westeros and split the continent between them. Volantis, which had been a steadfast ally of the Second Triarchy since it's formation, agreed to the plan, and furthermore supplied the last scions of House Blackfyre to serve as 'claimants' to the Iron Throne, in order to mask the true intentions of the new alliance.

### War of the Narrow Sea

The Eastern Coalition launched it's invasion in late 314 AC, proving highly effective against the unprepared Westerosi forces. However, the war ultimately turned against the Coalition forces after they were driven from the continent with the deterioration of the military situation and the deaths of both Blackfyre siblings. After a failed coup and a botched attempt at a renewed invasion, which saw the death of Euron Greyjoy, Asaro Trellos turned to sellswords and corsairs to defend the Second Triarchy as it's cities were invaded and occupied by Westerosi forces one-by-one.

After learning of the Coalitions plans, Westerosi forces attacked Braavos and razed the Iron Bank to the ground. Around the same time, Volantis withdrew from the conflict, abandoning the Second Triarchy and Asaro Trellos to their fates. The Coalition was dealt a final death blow with the Battle of Myr, which saw the death of Trellos and the end of the Second Triarchy.

Myr, Lys and Tyrosh were ultimately turned over to the authority of the Golden Company, who reformed the Triarchy into the Three Daughters, a vassal state of the Seven Kingdoms. Both House Blackfyre and House Greyjoy were rendered extinct as a result of the conflict, while Braavos lost much of it's prestige and influence with the destruction of the Iron Bank.
Alynne Connington

## Alynne Baratheon

Lady **Alynne Baratheon**, née **Connington** was third child and only daughter of Lord Ronald Connington and the younger sister of Ronnet and Raymund Connington.

## Biography

### Background

After a relatively sheltered childhood at her family's seat of Griffin's Roost, she fawned over Edric Baratheon after hearing of his exploits during the Great War. After her father presented her to Edric as a potential suitor, Edric accepted, with Alynne's marriage to Edric enabling the restoration of her family from landed knights back to lords. Alynne gave birth to a son, Orryn, in 308 AC, and later a daughter, Cassandra, in 312 AC.

### *A Dream of Spring*

Alynne fell pregnant again in 315 AC in the midst of the War of the Narrow Sea. Edric was killed soon after during the Battle of Myr, and Alynne named his posthumously born daughter Arya after the the late Queen Arya Stark, who had saved her husband's life earlier in the war. Alynne served as regent for her son, Orryn Baratheon, until his sixteenth name-day in 324 AC.

## See also

* Alynne Connington on A Wiki of Ice and Fire
Meera Reed

## Meera Stark

"*Some people will always need help. That doesn't mean they're not worth helping.*"
―Meera Reed
Lady **Meera Stark**, née **Reed**, was the elder child and only daughter of Howland Reed and the older sister of Jojen Reed.

She accompanied her greenseer younger brother, Jojen, in his quest to track down Bran Stark, with Jojen believing him to be instrumental in stopping the White Walkers. She would go on to accompany Jojen, Bran, Summer and Hodor north of the Wall, reaching the Three-Eyed Raven, although Jojen was killed en route. She later brought Bran back to Winterfell after Hodor, Summer and the original Three-Eyed Raven were killed by the White Walkers, but distanced herself from Bran due to his lack of his empathy for Jojen and Hodor's sacrifices.

After the Great War, she reconciled with and eventually fell in love with Bran, after he regained his old personality following the Battle of King's Landing. The two married, with Meera becoming the mother to Bran's two children. As per Gendry and Arya's Laws, Greywater Watch eventually passed down through her second child, Kyra Stark, who took the name 'Reed' upon succeeding her.

## Biography

### Background

See Meera Reed/Background on Wiki of Westeros

### *Game of Thrones*: Season 3

See Meera Reed/*Game of Thrones*: Season 3 on Wiki of Westeros

### *Game of Thrones*: Season 4

See Meera Reed/*Game of Thrones*: Season 4 on Wiki of Westeros

### *Game of Thrones*: Season 6

See Meera Reed/*Game of Thrones*: Season 6 on Wiki of Westeros

### *Game of Thrones*: Season 7

See Meera Reed/*Game of Thrones*: Season 7 on Wiki of Westeros

## See also

* Meera Reed on Wiki of Westeros
* Meera Reed on A Wiki of Ice and Fire
Loras Redwyne

Stabbed in the heart by Lyanna Baratheon using Needle, before falling from the top of the Hightower, during a duel

## Behind the scenes information

### Portrayed by

Jamie Blackley

**Loras Redwyne** was the second child of Horas Redwyne and the younger brother of Falyse Redwyne. He was named after Loras Tyrell, the then-heir to Highgarden and the Reach.

## Biography

### Background

Born as the heir to the Arbor, he was displaced in the line of succession by the introduction of new succession laws, which placed his sister, Falyse Redwyne, ahead of him in the line of succession, much to the chagrin of Loras.

Loras eventually left the Arbor behind for Oldtown. He soon joined the Whispering Knights, a group of disgruntled nobles opposed to King Gendry Baratheon, eventually rising to become their leader.

### *A Dream of Spring*: Epilogue

In 325 AC, Loras led the Whispering Knights to abduct Princess Lyanna Baratheon, holding her to ransom in exchange for concessions. Gendry eventually tracked down Loras, who was holding Lyanna along with a small number of his brotherhood. Together, Gendry and Lyanna killed almost all of the men holding her, although Gendry was mortally wounded, and Loras fled before reinforcements could arrive.

Loras returned to Oldtown and attempted to regroup his forces by infiltrating the Hightower in order to broadcast a signal to his dispersed men, but was tracked down by Lyanna Baratheon, seeking vengeance for her father's death. The two dueled, with Lyanna eventually killing the renegade noble. With Loras's death, the Whispering Knights disbanded.
Crownlands

### 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

### Rulers

House Baratheon of King's Landing
House Targaryen (formerly)
House Lannister (formerly)

### Castles

Antlers  •  Castle Stokeworth  •  Dragonstone  •  Dyre Den  •  Red Keep  •  Sharp Point  •  Stonedance  •  Whispers  •  Whitehearth

### Towns

Duskendale  •  Rook's Rest  •  Rosby  •  Sow's Horn

### Places of note

Blackwater Bay  •  Blackwater Rush  •  Claw Isle  •  Crackclaw Point  •  Dragonstone  •  Driftmark  •  Kingsroad  •  Kingswood  •  Spears of the merling king

### Founded

1 AC by Aegon I Targaryen

"*I’m a northman. I belong here with you, not down south in that rat’s nest...*"
―Eddard Stark to Catelyn Stark
The **Crownlands** is one of the constituent regions of the Seven Kingdoms, ruled directly from King's Landing by the monarch of the Seven Kingdoms. The crownlands were never an independent nation, having been historically divided between the Stormlands and the Riverlands up until Aegon's Conquest, which saw the Crownlands carved out of both to serve as Aegon the Conqueror's own royal demesne.

The ruling house of the Crownlands have changed hands multiple times in lockstep with the Iron Throne. The region (and the Seven Kingdoms as a whole) is currently ruled by House Baratheon of King's Landing from the Iron Throne.

## See also

* Crownlands on Wiki of Westeros
* Crownlands on A Wiki of Ice and Fire
Jorah Mormont

305 AC at King's Landing
Either destroyed in the fighting, or by proxy of the Night King's death during the Battle of King's Landing (as a wight)

## Political information

### Affiliation(s)

House Targaryen
Queensguard (to Daenerys I)
Varys (formerly)
Golden Company (formerly)
House Stark (formerly)
White Walkers (in death)

### Title(s)

Ser
Lord of Bear Island (formerly)

## Behind the scenes information

### Last seen in

"The Long Night" (alive)
"The Iron Throne" (corpse)

### Portrayed by

Iain Glen

"*There's a beast in every man, and it stirs when you put a sword in his hand.*"
―Jorah Mormont to Daenerys Targaryen
Ser **Jorah Mormont** was an exiled Northern Lord and close confidant of Daenerys Targaryen.

Born into the noble House Mormont as the only child of Lord Jeor Mormont, he became Lord of Bear Island after his father joined the Night's Watch. After attempting to sell poachers he caught on his land into slavery in order to placate his wife's material demands, he was stripped of his titles and forced into exile in Essos, despite Eddard Stark's wishes to have him executed. While in Essos, he worked as a mercenary and even briefly served with the Golden Company. Unbeknownst to most, he took a deal with Master of Whisperers Varys to spy on Viserys and Daenerys Targaryen for the Small Council of King Robert Baratheon.

Jorah eventual fell in love with Daenerys, and after foiling an attempt on her life, he cut ties with King's Landing and devoted himself to her fully. Daenerys later exiled Jorah after she discovered his former ulterior motives, but forgave him after he saved her life during the attack at Daznak's Pit. During this exile, Jorah caught greyscale, which was eventually cured by Samwell Tarly. He went on to fight in the Wight Hunt and later the Fall of Winterfell, where he was killed in single combat by the Night King. After his death, he was resurrected as a wight and marched south to King's Landing, until he finally fell alongside the rest of the Army of the Dead following the death of the Night King.

## Biography

### Background

See Jorah Mormont/Background on Wiki of Westeros

### *Game of Thrones*: Season 1

See Jorah Mormont/*Game of Thrones*: Season 1 on Wiki of Westeros

### *Game of Thrones*: Season 2

See Jorah Mormont/*Game of Thrones*: Season 2 on Wiki of Westeros

### *Game of Thrones*: Season 3

See Jorah Mormont/*Game of Thrones*: Season 3 on Wiki of Westeros

### *Game of Thrones*: Season 4

See Jorah Mormont/*Game of Thrones*: Season 4 on Wiki of Westeros

### *Game of Thrones*: Season 5

See Jorah Mormont/*Game of Thrones*: Season 5 on Wiki of Westeros

### *Game of Thrones*: Season 6

See Jorah Mormont/*Game of Thrones*: Season 6 on Wiki of Westeros

### *Game of Thrones*: Season 7

See Jorah Mormont/*Game of Thrones*: Season 7 on Wiki of Westeros

## See also

* Jorah Mormont on Wiki of Westeros
* Jorah Mormont on A Wiki of Ice and Fire
Raymont Baratheon (son of Steffon)

*This page is about the son of Prince Steffon Baratheon. For the son of King Rogar I Baratheon, see: Raymont Baratheon (son of Rogar I)*

## Biographical information

### Died

389 AC (aged 42) in the Mountains of the Moon
Assassinated in the captivity of mountain clansmen

## Personal information

### Child(ren)

Royce Baratheon
Tyana Baratheon

### Sibling(s)

Ellyn Baratheon
Davos Baratheon

Prince **Raymont Baratheon** was the eldest child of Prince Steffon Baratheon with his wife, Jynessa Dayne, and the older brother of Ellyn and Davos Baratheon.

## Biography

### Background

As the eldest grandchild of King Robert II Baratheon, he was born second in line to the Iron Throne and was expected to inherit it after his father.

### Bloodless War

In 389 AC, Raymont, accompanied by his wife, Valaena Velaryon, and children, Royce and Tyana Baratheon, embarked on a royal progress of the Seven Kingdoms in place of his ailing father and grandfather.

While en route to the Eyrie, Raymont's retinue were attacked by a large force of mountain clansmen, and Raymont and his family were taken hostage and planned to be ransomed. A failed rescue attempt lead to Raymont and Robert's deaths in captivity, while Valaena and Tyana remained enthralled to the clansman for a further year until they too were killed shortly before the final Battle in the Mountains.
Ninth Tail Mantis Shrimp

# Fusion

*<Level>* 19

<*Quality>* Rare (exotic)

*<Level>* 17

*<Quality>* Rare

*<Level>* 16

*<Quality>* Rare

## Fusion

<Demons to Be Refined> Mutant Mantis Shrimp King, Treasure Digging Fish, Lightning Crab, Swift Squid, Swift Squid.

<Spiritual energy> 10,000 points

<Fusion Result> Unknown

# Status

## Chapter 117

<Name> Nine-Tailed Mantis Shrimp (Three-Tailed Now)

<Introduction> A mutant Mantis Shrimp, having a quick speed and strong attacking power, good at hiding itself and attacking prey. When it has grown into its complete form, its nine tails will turn into nine divine chains, which are extremely powerful.

<Level> 14

<Quality> Legendary

<Spiritual energy> 690 Points

<Food> Omnivorous, prefers shrimps

<Remarks> The current state: three-tailed. It can continue to refine

## Chapter 238

<Name> Nine-Tailed Mantis Shrimp

<Introduction> A mutant Mantis Shrimp, with quick speed and strong attacking power, good at hiding itself and attacking prey. When it has grown into its complete form, its nine tails will turn into nine divine chains, which are extremely powerful.

<Level> 30

<Quality> Legendary <Contained Spiritual energy> 1,872 Points

<Food> Omnivorous, prefers shrimp

<Remarks > The current state, nine tails

## Chapter 739

<Name> Nine-Tailed Mantis Shrimp

<Introduction> A mutant Mantis Shrimp, having a quick speed and strong attacking power, good at hiding itself and attacking prey. When it has grown into its complete form, its nine tails will turn into nine divine chains, which are extremely powerful.

<Level> 40

<Quality> Legendary

<Spiritual Energy> 5,026 points

<Food> Omnivorous, prefers shrimps

<Battle Technique> Void Chains

<Note> The current state: Nine Tails
House Martell

* Post-Nymeria
* Pre-Nymeria

A gold spear on an orange field (before Nymeria's War)

"'*Unbowed, unbent, unbroken.' The words of House Martell. A promise to our enemies, and a challenge to our lovers.*"
―Oberyn Martell
**House Martell of Sunspear** is a Great House of Westeros, ruling over the arid peninsular region of Dorne from their seat of Sunspear. House Martell's sigil is a red sun pierced by a gold spear, on an orange field, and their House words are "Unbowed, Unbent, Unbroken".

## History

### Nymeria's War

Originally a minor house of petty kings, they arose to become a Great House after Rhoynar refugees lead by Queen Nymeria arrived in Dorne. Mors Martell married Nymeria, united their Houses, and together they conquered and unified Dorne.

### Targaryen era

House Martell resisted conquest by House Targaryen, the only Great House to do so. They maintained Dornish independence for nearly two centuries following Aegon's Conquest, before being peacefully brought into the Seven Kingdoms by King Daeron II Targaryen, through Prince Maron Martell's marriage to Princess Daenerys Targaryen.

### Robert's Rebellion

House Martell nominally sided with House Targaryen during Robert's Rebellion, and mostly withdrew from political events following the conflict.

### War of the Five Kings

Under Prince Doran Martell, Dorne remained neutral throughout most of the War of the Five Kings, drawing the ire of the radical Sand Snakes who remained fiercely opposed to House Lannister. In 303 AC, House Martell was overthrown and the Sand Snakes became the effective rulers of Dorne, aligning themselves with Daenerys Targaryen.

### Dornish Civil War

Following the capture of Ellaria Sand in 304 AC, Prince Manfrey Martell and Princess Arianne Martell re-established House Martell's authority after a brief civil war, and ultimately bent the knee the House Baratheon following the conclusion of the Great War and execution of Ellaria.

## See also

* House Martell on Wiki of Westeros
* House Martell on A Wiki of Ice and Fire
House Stark

**Great Houses:** (all former)
House Arryn (303-304 AC)
House Tully (298-300 AC)

**Other:** (all former)
House Baelish
House Seaworth

"*There has never lived a Stark who forgot an oath.*"
―Bartimos Celtigar
**House Stark of Winterfell** is a Great House of Westeros that rules the vast region of the North from their seat of Winterfell. It is one of the oldest known houses in Westerosi nobility, tracing it's origin back over eight millennia to Bran the Builder, who lived during the legendary Age of Heroes.

House Stark's sigil is a grey direwolf on a white background, over green. They are one of the few noble Houses whose House words are not a boast or threat. Instead, the House Stark family motto is a warning, one that, no matter the circumstances, may always be relevant: "Winter Is Coming."

## History

### Kings in the North

Following the defeat and submission of the Red Kings of House Bolton, the Starks ruled as the undisputed Kings in the North for thousands of years, lasting all the way up until Aegon's Conquest.

### Targaryen Era

Upon learning of his victories in the south, King Torrhen Stark bloodlessly bent the knee to Aegon Targaryen. The Starks were stripped of their regnal titles, but were granted the title of Warden of the North in their stead. The North was the last region to be annexed into the Seven Kingdoms during the initial conquest.

The Starks supported the Blacks during the Dance of the Dragons, and remained steadfastly loyal to House Targaryen during most of their rule from the Iron Throne.

### Robert's Rebellion

Alongside Houses Baratheon, Arryn and Tully, the Starks instigated Robert's Rebellion, which saw the downfall of House Targaryen and the accession of Robert Baratheon to the Iron Throne.

### War of the Five Kings

Following the outbreak of the War of the Five Kings, which was precipitated in part by the execution of Eddard Stark, the Second Kingdom of the North was established, with Robb Stark declared King in the North by both the northerners and riverlords. However just two years later, Robb and much of his family and allies were killed in the Red Wedding, and the turncloak Roose Bolton was made Lord of Winterfell and Warden of the North.

Despite this, House Bolton was ousted from power in 303 AC by Sansa Stark and Eddard's supposed bastard son, Jon Snow, with Sansa being made Lady of Winterfell and Jon being declared King in the North by the northerners and Knights of the Vale, establishing the Third Kingdom of the North.

### Great War

The reign of Jon Snow was ultimately even more brief than Robb Stark, as he would soon after bend the knee to Daenerys Targaryen to secure her support against the Army of the Dead. Following the end of the Great War, despite some renewed calls for Northern independence, the North remained part of the Seven Kingdoms under House Baratheon of King's Landing, a decision which was further confirmed by the marriage of Arya Stark to King Gendry Baratheon.

## See also

* House Stark on Wiki of Westeros
* House Stark on A Wiki of Ice and Fire
War of Gold and Iron

Factions| * **Three Daughters**/ Golden Company
* House Harlaw
* Stepstones Guard
* Volantene-aligned pirates

The **War of Gold and Iron** was a border conflict that grew into a larger regional war, between the Three Daughters and the Free City of Volantis.

## History

### Prelude

Following the War of the Narrow Sea, the Second Triarchy had been re-organised into the Three Daughters under the control of the Golden Company. For the first years of it's existence, the Three Daughters relied on the support and tribute of the Seven Kingdoms, it's perennial ally. However, as time marched on and the kinship between the Seven Kingdoms and Three Daughters faded, the Three Daughters became more politically independent. With this, any implicit alliance that had existed between the two states lapsed.

Without the political protection offered by the Iron Throne, the leadership of the neighboring Free City of Volantis sensed an opportunity; to take control of the disputed borderlands between the two nations.

### War

In 374 AC, Volantis attacked the Three Daughters. Caught off guard, the Golden Company soon found itself on the back foot. In addition to the Three Daughters, pirates funded by the Volantene began raiding the Stepstones, drawing the Stepstones Guard into the conflict. Lord Protector Trystayn Sathmantas called on the Westerosi for assistance, and House Harlaw answered the call. Under the leadership of Rodrik Goodbrother and his wife, Princess Ysabel Baratheon, the Iron Fleet joined the war and began turning the tide at sea.

In 375 AC, the Lord Commander of the Stepstones (and half-brother of Princess Ysabel), Duncan Waters, was killed in battle off the island of Grey Gallows.

The following year, the Volantene forces were driven from the disputed borderlands completely, and the Golden Company and ironborn began invading the domain of Volantis itself. Whilst attacking the town of Valysar, Rodrik and Princess Ysabel were killed in an ambush.

The death of Princess Ysabel roused the Iron Throne to action, with King Robert II Baratheon demanding he be allowed to mediate a peaceful resolution. A truce was called, and in the subsequent peace conference, King Robert mostly sided with the demands of the Three Daughters.

### Aftermath

The war created a formal alliance between the Three Daughters and the Seven Kingdoms, and many saw the mediation as the Three Daughters accepting the suzerainty of the Iron Throne. Many in the Free Cities despised the arrangement, seeing it as a thinly-veiled Westerosi invasion and colonisation of Essos, particularly hypocritical in light of the War of the Narrow Sea. Festering distrust towards the Three Daughters and Westerosi would eventually culminate in the outbreak of the New Daughters War fifty years later.
Gared Tuttle

* Maciej Musiał
* Daniel Kendrick (Telltale)

Lord Commander **Gared Tuttle** was a former squire to House Forrester who served as the Commander of the Shadow Tower, and later the 1000th and final Lord Commander of the Night's Watch. After the Night's Watch was dissolved in the aftermath of the Great War, he served House Stark as Winterfell's new Master-at-arms.

## Biography

### Background

Born into a family of pig farmers, Gared was appointed as Lord Gregor Forrester's squire during the War of the Five Kings, serving him until his death during the Red Wedding. Shortly after his return to Ironrath, Gared was forced to join the Night's Watch, but after he killed fellow ranger Britt Warrick, Gared fled Castle Black beyond the Wall. He went on to lead the successful search for the North Grove, for which Gared was pardoned for his crimes and reaccepted back into the Night's Watch, and stationed at the Shadow Tower.

In 303 AC, Commander of the Shadow Tower Denys Mallister passed away, and Gared was elected to succeed him. Following the breaching of the Wall, he led the men of the now-encircled Shadow Tower to escape the Wall and the North, eventually meeting up with the Army of the Living in the Riverlands. In light of Eddison Tollett's death during the Fall of Winterfell, the remnants of the Night's Watch elected Gared as the 1000th Lord Commander of the Night's Watch.

Following the Great War, Gared was released from his oath by King Gendry I Baratheon, making him the final Lord Commander before the Night's Watch's dissolution. He was subsequently named as Winterfell's new Master-at-arms by Lady Sansa Stark.

He eventually started a relationship with Sylvi, who he met during the search for the North Grove.

### *A Dream of Spring*

Gared participated in Bran Stark's expedition beyond the Wall, to help ensure the final extinction of the White Walkers. Following his return to Winterfell, he served as a commander of Stark forces during the ongoing War of the Narrow Sea.

## See also

* Gared Tuttle on Telltale's Game of Thrones Wiki
Capture of Tarth

### Outcome

**Greyjoy victory*** Evenfall Hall and the island of Tarth are occupied by Greyjoy forces

Factions| * House Tarth

Casualties| **Moderate*** Lord Selwyn Tarth (tortured to death)

### Civilian casualties

**Moderate**

The **capture of Tarth** was an early military action during the War of the Narrow Sea. It saw the island of Tarth, ruled by House Tarth, fall to the invading Ironborn forces.

## History

### Prelude

While much of his Iron Fleet was aiding in the landings in the southern Stormlands and Crownlands, Euron Greyjoy himself sought to seize the island of Tarth.

### Invasion

Lord Selwyn Tarth was not prepared for a direct attack, having only just received word of the Battle of Stonehelm, and as such his island quickly fell to Euron's forces. Lord Selwyn was briefly made prisoner in his own castle, but was soon tortured to death on the orders of Euron.

### Aftermath

Euron established Evenfall Hall as his preferred port of operations for the duration of the early phases of the war, before eventually abandoning the island around the same time as the retreat from Storm's End.
Lord Commander of the Stepstones

The **Lord Commander of the Stepstones**, alternatively the **Lord Commander of the Stepstones Guard**, is the title held by the elected leader of Stepstones Guard.

With the office, the Lord Commander is the effective ruler of the archipelago of the Stepstones, and is accountable only to the Small Council in King's Landing (specifically the Master of Ships) and the monarch of the Seven Kingdoms themselves.

The Lord Commander has his seat on the island of Bloodstone, and is elected in a choosing by the rank-and-file members of the Stepstones Guard. The Lord Commander can hold the office until his death or resignation, but can also be unseated through a popular vote of no confidence, or by direct order of the Iron Throne.

The Order of Maesters assigns one of their number to Bloodstone to advise the Lord Commander. The Lord Commander can also take advice from a hand-picked inner circle of serjeants.

The title is similar in scope to the defunct title of Lord Commander of the Night's Watch, although with some differences - the most notable being the ability for the Lord Commander of the Stepstones to resign or be unseated from the post, as unlike the Stepstones Guard, brothers of the Night's Watch were bound to the order for life, and only death could relieve the Lord Commander of his office.
Addam Marbrand

"*No truces. We can't afford to look weak. We should march on them at once.*"
―Addam Marbrand, following the Battle of Whispering Wood
Ser **Addam Marbrand** was the son of Lord Damon Marbrand of Ashemark, and a bannerman of House Lannister during the War of the Five Kings.

Following the Battle of the Blackwater, he was appointed as the new Commander of the City Watch, replacing Bronn. He remained in the post until his death during the Battle of King's Landing against the Army of the Dead. He was succeded to the position by Humfrey Waters.

## Biography

### *Game of Thrones*: Season 1

See Addam Marbrand/*Game of Thrones*: Season 1 on Wiki of Westeros

### *Game of Thrones*: Season 2

With Tyrion Lannister's ejection from power following the Battle of the Blackwater, Tywin Lannister also dismissed Tyrion's close ally, Bronn, as Commander of the City Watch of King's Landing. In his place, Tywin appointed Addam to the post.

## See also

* Addam Marbrand on Wiki of Westeros
* Addam Marbrand on A Wiki of Ice and Fire
Aemon Estermont

Lord **Aemon Estermont** was the Lord of Greenstone and head of House Estermont, the only child of Lord Eldon Estermont, and the first cousin of King Robert Baratheon, and his siblings Stannis and Renly Baratheon.

## Biography

### Background

Aemon married Lilith Swann and had one son, Alyn Estermont.

Following the outbreak of the War of the Five Kings, Gulian Swann sent Aemon, Lilith, Alyn and Gulian's ward, Edric Storm, to the Free City of Lys in order to protect Edric (a bastard of Robert Baratheon) from the wrath of King Joffrey Baratheon. Aemon spent around three years in Lys until the group returned to Westeros following Joffrey's death.

Aemon fought during the Great War, surviving both the Battle of Dragonstone and the Battle of King's Landing.

### *Game of Thrones*: Season 8

Aemon participated in the tourney which took place shortly before the White Wedding.

### *A Dream of Spring*

After becoming Lord of Greenstone following his fathers death, he led his house in supporting House Baratheon during the War of the Narrow Sea.

## See also

* Une on Wiki of Westeros
* Aemon Estermont on A Wiki of Ice and Fire
Jeyne Harlaw

Queen **Jeyne Harlaw**, also known as the **Iron Queen**, was the youngest child and only daughter of Lord Harras Harlaw and his wife, Alyssa Mallister, the younger sister of Harrold and Theon Harlaw, and the second Queen Consort of King Robert II Baratheon.

## Biography

### Backgound

Both Jeyne's father, Harras Harlaw and King Robert II Baratheon, sought to strengthen the ties between the Iron Throne and the peripheral Iron Islands. Following the death of Queen Lyra Hightower, Harras sought the king's hand in marriage for his daughter.

### Reign as Queen Consort

In 340 AC, Jeyne became Queen Consort of the Seven Kingdoms at the age of nineteen, as the second wife of King Robert II Baratheon. Robert and Jeyne enjoyed a cordial marriage, albeit it was quite notably not as close as Robert's previous marriage to Queen Lyra Hightower.

Jeyne gave the king five children; the triplets Lyra, Shireen and Ysabel, as well as Gendry, and Floris, although Gendry died young. Jeyne never fully recovered from her pregnancy with the triplets, and the royal couple grew distant for a time, with King Robert even siring a couple of bastards, Adrian and Duncan Waters, all whilst Jeyne struggled to mother more children.

Jeyne eventually died in labour whilst giving birth to Floris in 364 AC. After Jeyne's death, King Robert, who was away from King's Landing when his wife died, grew wracked with guilt and intended to never marry again, but he eventually fell in love with Emylia Bracken and married her around five years after Jeyne's death.
Delena Florent

## Delena Norcross

Lady **Delena Norcross**, née **Florent**, was a member of House Florent and the younger sister of Axell, Selyse and Imry Florent, and a cousin of Melessa Florent; the mother of Samwell Tarly.

She was the mother of Edric Baratheon, a legitimized bastard son of King Robert I Baratheon, who would go on to become Lord of Storm's End after the Great War.

## Biography

### Background

In 284 AC, she accompanied her sister Selyse, who was married to Lord Stannis Baratheon of Dragonstone, to Storm's End, where a great feast was being held for King Robert I Baratheon as he made a royal progress through the Seven Kingdoms.

Whilst there, Robert carried Delena off to bed and got her pregnant. The following year, she gave birth to a son, whom she named Edric. As Delena was a woman of noble birth, Robert was compelled to formally recognise the boy as 'Edric Storm', making Edric the only bastard he would formally recognise as his own.

### Marriage

Delena raised Edric for the first five years of his life, before she was married to Ser Hosman Norcross. Edric was thus sent to Stonehelm to be fostered by Lord Gulian Swann.

## See also

* Delena Florent on A Wiki of Ice and Fire
Fall of White Harbor

* Seaborne evacuation of civilians and combatants to the Three Sisters and northern Vale

Factions| * House Manderly
* House Royce
* House Forrester
* House Stark
	+ Army of the Dead

Casualties| **Heavy*** Lord Wyman Manderly

### Civilian casualties

Moderate

The **Fall of White Harbor** occurred during the Great War, taking place at the port city of White Harbor, the largest settlement in the North and the seat of House Manderly.

## History

### Prelude

Following the Fall of Winterfell, many of the battle's sheltering non-combatants escaped the doomed castle on small skiffs sailing down a small tributary of the White Knife towards Castle Cerwyn. After planning their next move at Cerwyn, it was decided that most civilians would continue down the length of the White Knife to be evacuated at White Harbor, while the armies would travel down the Kingsroad to meet reinforcements in the Riverlands. Placed at the head of the White Knife refugees were Lord Yohn Royce and Lord Asher Forrester.

Word of the approaching Army of the Dead had reached White Harbor and it's hinterlands before the survivors of Winterfell did, and White Harbor was overrun with refugees by the time of their arrival, desperate to flee the White Walkers.

### The evacuation

Lord Wyman Manderly organised a seaborne evacuation of his city, but the overwhelming numbers of refugees and limited number of ships meant space was precious and many were ultimately going to be left behind. In an attempt to rectify this, a number of hap-hazard boats and rafts were built during the course of the evacuation, although the success of these improvised craft were limited.

### The battle

Eventually, the Army of the Dead approached the city and entered, facing little resistance. The entire population which that had not yet successfully evacuated were slaughtered by the White Walkers, including Lord Wyman Manderly, who was slain attempting to take down a White Walker.

### Aftermath

The ships that made it out of White Harbor sailed for the Three Sisters and the northern Vale of Arryn, areas deemed safe from the White Walkers for the time being. The Winterfell refugees settled in Runestone for the duration of the war, while Lord Yohn and Lord Asher themselves fought at the Battle at the Bloody Gate.