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House: Targaryen of Dragonstone
Name: Aegon I
Age: 30
Personality:

Aegon was seen as an enigma. He was a solitary person whose only friend was Orys Baratheon. He was a great warrior who wielded a sword called Blackfyre but only rode his dragon for battle or travel and never entered tourneys. He remained faithful to his sisters and left governance in their hands and only took command when necessary. While he was harsh with those who defied him, he was generous to those that bent the knee.

Biography:

Aegon was from the island of Dragonstone, the westernmost outpost of the Valyrian Freehold, which his family had settled over a century before the Doom of Valyria. According to Targaryen tradition, Aegon married within the family; however, instead of just one sister, he married both of them: his elder sister, Visenya, and his younger sister, Rhaenys. All three were dragon-riders before they were wed.

When Aegon was quite young, Volantis inquired whether Aegon and his dragons would join them in the east in a grand alliance against the other Free Cities, remnants of the Valyrian Freehold. He apparently rejected the offer. When Volantis invaded Tyrosh Aegon came upon his dragon Balerion the Black Dread joining the Storm King and Pentos on the side of Tyrosh instead. After the defeat of Volantis, Aegon returned to Dragonstone.
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House: Targayryen
Name: Rhaenys Targaryen
Age: 25

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That Rhaenys was the youngest of the three Targaryen siblings is evident not just from biology, but also behavior. Playful and curious where her sister was stern, Rhaenys developed a great interest in music and poetry. Renown for grace and beauty, Rhaenys enjoyed throwing and participating in grand events which to her siblings were often political at best. Equally, Rhaenys enjoyed riding her dragon, Meraxes, the most, supposedly spending at least twice as much time flying as her siblings, often using it to calm herself or for simple enjoyment. The only possible mark on the younger Targaryen's reputation was her habit of surrounding herself with comely males, resulting in whispers about her fidelity. However, despite these rumors, true or not, Rhaenys was her brother's favored wife, over the cold Visenya.

Biography:

Rhaenys, like her siblings, was born on Dragonstone and rode her dragon, Meraxes, before she was married to her elder brother Aegon. The only one of the siblings to retain much of her childish joy with life, Rhaenys nevertheless became the most skillful rider of the three, if not quite as awe inspiring a commander or soldier as her siblings. Rhaenys spent most of her days on Dragonstone fascinated with stories, music and poetry, longing for a prettier world, away from the harsh craggy nature of their home.

Her wish was granted first with the calling of war, of her brother's conflict against Volantis. Playing only a minor role in proceedings, she was allowed off Dragonstone, for longer than a few hours, to see the land they were fighting and her desire for the outside world only grew. As soon as they returned to Dragonstone, Rhaenys pushed for Aegon to take a greater part in the politics of the world, out of logic, but more so her desire to leave Dragonstone behind.
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House Nymeros Martell of Sunspear




Members of the Household

Prince Mors Martell, 37
--Arron Sand, his first child and bastard, 22.
--Serela (girl) and Oberyn Sand (named for Mors’ grandfather - a boy), his twin bastards, 17.

Cerrick Martell, Mors’ cousin, 47, Master-at-Arms of Sunspear.

Symon Yronwood, 43, uncle of The Bloodroyal - Mors’ advisor.

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The Eastern Wolves

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The Eastern Wolves is one of the many free companies of Essos, an amalgamated mass of sellswords drawn from all four corners of the eastern continent. It was, in the past, among the strongest and most sought after companies in Essos, but after decades of decline its numbers have fallen below seven hundred infantry, and they cannot man and maintain more than a handful of ships.

The Eastern Wolves is, primarily, a company of infantrymen, though it boasts a small complement of mounted warriors. The vast bulk of its force, some five hundred men, is a motley assortment of Volantene sellswords, Qohorik and Norvoshi axemen, and Dornish-trained spearmen, to name only a few examples of its eclectic composition. A smaller contingent of the infantry is represented in the form of exactly seventy-two legionnaires of New Ghis, heavily armed, armored, and well-trained soldiers.

The company is further supported by an approximate three score crossbowmen and a score of mounted warriors, the latter of which are armed, armored, and trained in the fashion of Westerosi knights. Finally, the Wolves are supported by a fleet of seven ships, capable of ferrying the entire force over the open sea. Four of these are dedicated transports, while the remaining three are swift Myrish war galleys.

The Eastern Wolves fly a crimson wolf rampant on a field of gold, and are commanded by Elenei of Lys, its first female captain in nearly two hundred years of existence.



House Wrynne

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The surname “Wrynne” is a corruption of “Reyne,” as per the distant blood relation between the house and the lords of Castamere. The Wrynnes, who controlled no more than a squat tower on the coast of the Sunset Sea during their heyday, have been extinct west of the narrow sea for over a century. A son of the house, however, kept the line alive in Essos, specifically Lys. There, the Wrynnes survived, and even thrived in some small way. Today, the name is carried on by a single heir, an enigmatic vagabond by the name of Criston Wrynne.

The coat of arms of House Wrynne is an argent lion, rampant regardant, on a sable field.

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House Lefford of the Golden Tooth



The Golden Tooth (commonly known as the Tooth) is the seat of House Lefford in the Westerlands. It is located along the river road and is east of Ashemark and Sarsfield, west of Riverrun and Pinkmaiden, and north of Hornvale. The castle guards the one large pass through the mountains that allows direct travel between the Westerlands and the Riverlands to the east. It is generally held that in order to attack the Westerlands from the east, one must take the Golden Tooth to have a secure passage.

It is the gold mined in the mountains around the Golden Tooth that has helped establish House Lannister as one of the richest houses in Westeros. The Leffords have always answered the call of their liege lords. The loyalty of the House has been unquestioned for generations.

Members of House Lefford:






--- Roland Hill, his bastard son, 10
--- Alysanne Hill, his bastard daughter, 8
--- Garrison Hill, his bastard son, 8
--- Harys Hill, his bastard son, 8
--- Lyle Hill, his bastard son, 7
--- Sybell Hill, his bastard daughter, 7


--- Gawin Lefford, his son, 3

Maester Gerrold, uncle of Lord Kevan unbeknownst to all, 58
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