Dagmar Drumm

Dagmar Drumm, once a prince of the Iron Islands, is now but yet another captain of a longship: *Rainfall*, a vessel he named a decade ago for his family's ancestral sword of Valyrian steel, Red Rain - now, the name serves as an ironic mockery of the blade's fate, having itself fallen into the ocean following the crushing defeat of Urragon X Drumm, High-King of the Iron Islands.

He is brother to the late Urragon X, and son to the late Lodos I.

## Appearance

Dagmar is, in more ways that one, a living embodiment of the Iron Islands: rough-hewn and quick to violence. Unlike his late brother, King Urragon, Dagmar stands as tall and broad as the figurehead upon his vessel, and wields a poleaxe in favor of swords - but his brother's memory lives on in the captain of *Rainfall*'s footwork, moving with distinct purpose.

He often decorates himself with various trinkets, each taken from successful raids across the Known World; what Dagmar wears, he has either killed for, or enthralled the man that made it.

## History

Born to Lord Lodos Drumm in 64 AC, he was preceded by his brothers Urragon and Vickon, his sisters Lyanna, Esgred, and Erena. He has three younger sisters, Dacey, Raya, and Syella, alongside various half-siblings and salt-siblings.

Far removed from the line of succession, Dagmar's life has been that of a character in the background, a beast of burden used to serve the will of his house: when his father reaved, the child accompanied, and when House Drumm usurped the rule of House Greyjoy in 79 AC, he fought alongside his kin. It was here where he killed his first man - a commoner of little repute - in single combat, at the age of fifteen.

Displaying portions of his father's brutality and his mother's zealotry in equal measures, Dagmar is a man that threatens bloodshed through merely existing: to him, reaving and pillaging are the Old Way, and no drowned man is meant to do anything but. He spoke out against his brother's outlawing of raids against Westeros for this reason, claiming that "there is no 'right time' to take what is your due", and served as an internal voice of dissent against an Iron Islands that Dagmar perceived as having "lost it's ways." Those close to him seem bewildered that he appears unbothered by his brother's death and House Drumm's usurpation alike, though he has publicly flown into a rage at the mention of a "lordsmoot", refusing to acknowledge the possibility that the Isles may not know a king from it's own again.

He has taken several salt wives over the years, fathering a medley of children onto them, but has yet to marry.

## Family

### House Drumm

* Dagon Drumm, Lord of Old Wyk b. 17 AC d. 54 AC
* m. Alannys Stonehouse b. 19 AC d. 75 AC
	+ Lodos Drumm, High King of the Iron Islands b. 38 AC d. 89 AC
	+ m. Sarra Goodbrother b. 40 AC d. 68 AC
		- Urragon Drumm, High King of the Iron Islands b. 58 AC d. 98 AC
		- m. Lyanna Greyjoy, Queen of the Iron Islands b. 59 AC
			* Uther Drumm, Heir to the Iron Islands b. 77 AC
			* Asha Drumm b. 79 AC
			* Dagon Drumm b. 80 AC
			* Harwyn Drumm b. 81 AC d. 98 AC
			* Syella Drumm b. 91 AC
		- Vickon Drumm b. 60 AC d. 79 AC
		- Esgred Drumm b. 61 AC
		- m. Aeron Harlaw, Lord of Harlaw b. 53 AC
			* House Harlaw
		- Erena Drumm b. 63 AC
		- **Dagmar Drumm, Master of Arms of Castle Drumm** b. 64 AC
		- Dacey Drumm b. 66 AC d. 74 AC
		- Raya Drumm b. 67 AC d. 74 AC
		- Syella Drumm b. 68 AC d. 68 AC
	+ m. Helya Wynch b. 59 AC
		- Harras Drumm b. 80 AC
		- Qhorin Drumm b. 82 AC
		- Mara Drumm b. 85 AC
	+ Gysella Drumm b. 42 AC
	+ Goremond Drumm b. 44 AC d. 79 AC
	+ m. Kyra Rivers b. 45 ac
		- Rickon Drumm b. 64 AC
		- Loren Drumm b. 71 AC
	+ m. Rhea of the Shields b. 48 AC d. 74 AC
		- Alannys Drumm b. 67 AC
		- Yara Drumm b. 70 AC
	+ w. unidentified ironborn woman
		- Wex Salt b. 65 AC
	+ Wulfgar Drumm, steward of Castle Drumm b. 48 AC
	+ m. Erena Stonehouse b. 51 AC
		- Lyra Drumm b. 70 AC
		- Artos Drumm b. 73 AC
		- Maege Drumm b. 75 AC
		- Halleck Drumm b. 78 AC

## Household Members

Various members of House Drumm, alongside retainers, thralls, and salt wives.