Here is a nice collection of my characters I've made over the course of my time of RPguild.
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- - - Cassandra Abigail Powers - - -
[ ◈ ] N A M E
Cassandra Abigail Powers
[ ◈ ] A L I A S E S
Cass to close friends. “Hyperia”, though very few know of this identity.
[ ◈ ] A G E
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[ ◈ ] B I R T H P L A C E
Emeral Heights, Suburb of Gotham City
[ ◈ ] A L L E G I A N C E
Powers Technology, Powers Freight, and other Powers related subsidiaries.
[ ◈ ] P O S I T I O N
CEO of Powers Technology
[ ◈ ] A P P E A R A N C E
Cassandra Powers, if to be described with one word, radiant comes to mind. From her piercing ever green eyes, the sculpturesque lines of her face, to her feminine frame, Cassandra strikes an air of celestial command unto her peers. Blessed with the refined genetics of higher society, and years of tutelage, Cassandra carries herself with the grace of old nobility, familiar power and prestige passed down from generations. She stands 5’8” tall, with dark chocolate waist length brown hair, that no matter what, appears to shine with an almost luminescent quality. With an athletic hourglass build, the eyes of her peers and those she works with are inevitably drawn to her, something that only inflates Cassandra’s image of herself.
Preferring fine business attire for work, elegant dresses for formal occasions, and finery befitting her social status when at leisure, there is no denying a certain amount of high arrogance, the kind of those who not only have wealth, but power as well, emanates from Cassandra. However, when duty and work demand, she will eschew fashion over practicality. Her skin is unblemished, her hands and nails well taken care of, and body hair meticulously maintained or removed. To Cassandra, image is 9/10ths the law, and to cut corners simply will not do.
Preferring fine business attire for work, elegant dresses for formal occasions, and finery befitting her social status when at leisure, there is no denying a certain amount of high arrogance, the kind of those who not only have wealth, but power as well, emanates from Cassandra. However, when duty and work demand, she will eschew fashion over practicality. Her skin is unblemished, her hands and nails well taken care of, and body hair meticulously maintained or removed. To Cassandra, image is 9/10ths the law, and to cut corners simply will not do.
This information comes from law enforcement recordings, regarding the metahuman known as Hyperia. The subject in question glows a bright, radioactive green, with what appears to be her skeleton visible through her skin. Subject Hyperia is noted to be radioactive, with brittle crystalline extrusions that sprout from certain portions of her frame. At this time, we have no leads into who this individual may be, but she is to be considered extremely dangerous and hazardous to any who encounter her. She has glowing white hair, green colored skin, green eyes, standing between 5’6” to 5’10”, and weighing roughly between 120lbs to 145lbs.
[ ◈ ] A B I L I T I E S // S K I L L S // E Q U I P M E N T
An astute follower of Aikido, Cassandra is a practiced user of this non-lethal martial art for her own self-defense. Outwardly appearing, she is no different than any other average athletic woman, able to run a mile in little over eight minutes, ride a bike, and things like that. She studied business management and logistics at a private college, and currently holds a Master’s degree in both. Trained by her father, Cassandra also appears to have a natural affinity for public speaking and leadership, as well as an astute understanding of how to run a multinational corporation.
This information comes from law enforcement recordings, regarding the metahuman known as Hyperia. The subject in question has been displayed being able to manipulate energy, and though not fully confirmed, she appears to have control of radiation, being able to coalesce it into super-heated radioactive projectiles, which she is able to project outwards with great speed. Further inspection of video evidence confirms that subject Hyperia can levitate off the ground, though unable to fly as other noted Metahumans. She appears to use radiation to also increase her movement speed, though it has to be noted that these bursts of energy seem to keep her from using her abilities in an offensive manner. However, while using this ability, the subject leaves behind a trail of super-heated radioactive plasma that is hazardous to human contact until it decays/cools.
It has been noted that prolonged engagements seem to drain/reduce Hyperia’s overall power. The more she expends energy, the weaker she becomes. It is hypothesized that the subject has a core energy reserve, and like a nuclear reaction, that energy is used up during her engagements. However, we fear that she may be able to regain said power if a power source of enough radioactivity is used and/or drained. *See report regarding barrel of nuclear sludge that was rendered inert. *
Two things of note, before closing this report. When surrounded by targets in close proximity to subject Hyperia, she has been seen to unleash a fifteen-foot radial wave of super-heated radiation, that burned her attackers. Only seen once, Hyperia can apparently create a pillar of deadly radioactive matter that can come crashing down upon foes. Autopsies revealed that the deceased were killed instantly, the heat and radiation vaporizing their soft tissues.
It has been noted that prolonged engagements seem to drain/reduce Hyperia’s overall power. The more she expends energy, the weaker she becomes. It is hypothesized that the subject has a core energy reserve, and like a nuclear reaction, that energy is used up during her engagements. However, we fear that she may be able to regain said power if a power source of enough radioactivity is used and/or drained. *See report regarding barrel of nuclear sludge that was rendered inert. *
Two things of note, before closing this report. When surrounded by targets in close proximity to subject Hyperia, she has been seen to unleash a fifteen-foot radial wave of super-heated radiation, that burned her attackers. Only seen once, Hyperia can apparently create a pillar of deadly radioactive matter that can come crashing down upon foes. Autopsies revealed that the deceased were killed instantly, the heat and radiation vaporizing their soft tissues.
[ ◈ ] L I M I T A T I O N S // W E A K N E S S E S
Cassandra is limited to the limits of what a normal human woman can do. She is intelligent, fit, and for all intents and purposes, human.
This information comes from law enforcement recordings, regarding the metahuman known as Hyperia. The subject appears to be unphased by conventional weapons, with small arms projectiles melting into liquid states upon contact with the subject. *However, small arms do appear to slow the subject’s movement as she perhaps must focus radiation to impact sites to melt the projectiles.* We do not know what the effects of heavier metal rounds would have on subject Hyperia, though through government back channels, it has been hypothesized that perhaps depleted uranium rounds could affect her. As to the known, verifiable weaknesses, it appears in the footage that the adversaries of subject Hyperia were illegally trading in rare earth elements, and upon closer inspection, footage revealed an adverse effect to Hyperia when she was exposed to the element Promethium and Gadolinium. While not able to be tested, we believe that combining both these elements together has a dampening, draining effect upon Hyperia. When she encountered a pool of the melted elements, her radioactive signature was significantly reduced, and appeared to cause her great pain. Purchase requests are currently being reviewed for Promethium and Gadolinium. *It has been stipulated that both these elements were in their purest forms when Hyperia came into physical contact with the elements.*
[ ◈ ] B I O G R A P H Y
This information has been obtained from a heavily redacted Department of Defense report.
Born in 2029, to Derek Powers and {Name Redacted}, Cassandra is the youngest child of the Powers family. She has one older sibling, Paxton Powers, who is currently {Redacted}. From interviews with Miss Powers and her father, Derek, it has come to light that both Powers children are very different from one another, with Cassandra idolizing her father, and Paxton resenting Mr. Powers. Birth and school records indicate Cassandra was born in Emerald Heights General Hospital and was raised at the family estate, attending {Redacted} Prepatory Academy, before leaving for Metropolis University at seventeen. Public records indicate she graduated with honors, though declined Valedictorian recognition. It was after graduation that Miss Powers became more known to the public eye.
{Redacted} Mr. Powers apparently fell ill in 2051, retreating from the public eye. He and his company were still working on the {Redacted} Project, which was based aboard the USS Louisville. During the months leading up to the USS Louisville disaster, Cassandra and her uncle, Alexander Sartorius, were among the few known to be in direct contact with Derek Powers. Large amounts of medical supplies and {Redacted} were seen being shipped under Cassandra’s direction to Powers Technology headquarters in Gotham City, and then moved to the USS Louisville while it was docked in Gotham City Harbor. Shortly before Mr. Powers left port aboard the USS Louisville, Cassandra Powers was seen boarding a private jet, bound for {Redacted}.
Since then, Cassandra has of recently been scene running the day to day activities of Powers Technology, attending public events and gatherings for the company in her father’s stead.
{Redacted} Calculating, ruthless, and driven. Cassandra displays great ambition, diligence, and tenacity, however {Redacted}. Her psychiatrist noted that she has an obsession with perfection, a complex in that she must make her father proud {Redacted}. From interviews obtained from the Department of Education, Cassandra has a disdainful view of economically depressed regions, and believes that {Redacted}. It appears that she is motivated to prove herself worthy of her father’s legacy, to become someone deserving of the Powers name and {Redacted}.
Born in 2029, to Derek Powers and {Name Redacted}, Cassandra is the youngest child of the Powers family. She has one older sibling, Paxton Powers, who is currently {Redacted}. From interviews with Miss Powers and her father, Derek, it has come to light that both Powers children are very different from one another, with Cassandra idolizing her father, and Paxton resenting Mr. Powers. Birth and school records indicate Cassandra was born in Emerald Heights General Hospital and was raised at the family estate, attending {Redacted} Prepatory Academy, before leaving for Metropolis University at seventeen. Public records indicate she graduated with honors, though declined Valedictorian recognition. It was after graduation that Miss Powers became more known to the public eye.
{Redacted} Mr. Powers apparently fell ill in 2051, retreating from the public eye. He and his company were still working on the {Redacted} Project, which was based aboard the USS Louisville. During the months leading up to the USS Louisville disaster, Cassandra and her uncle, Alexander Sartorius, were among the few known to be in direct contact with Derek Powers. Large amounts of medical supplies and {Redacted} were seen being shipped under Cassandra’s direction to Powers Technology headquarters in Gotham City, and then moved to the USS Louisville while it was docked in Gotham City Harbor. Shortly before Mr. Powers left port aboard the USS Louisville, Cassandra Powers was seen boarding a private jet, bound for {Redacted}.
Since then, Cassandra has of recently been scene running the day to day activities of Powers Technology, attending public events and gatherings for the company in her father’s stead.
{Redacted} Calculating, ruthless, and driven. Cassandra displays great ambition, diligence, and tenacity, however {Redacted}. Her psychiatrist noted that she has an obsession with perfection, a complex in that she must make her father proud {Redacted}. From interviews obtained from the Department of Education, Cassandra has a disdainful view of economically depressed regions, and believes that {Redacted}. It appears that she is motivated to prove herself worthy of her father’s legacy, to become someone deserving of the Powers name and {Redacted}.
[ ◈ ] N O T E S
N/A for the time being.
[ ◈ ] S O U R C E
Derek Powers/Blight – Batman Beyond
Dr. Alexander James Sartorius/Doctor Phosphorus – DC Universe
Dr. Alexander James Sartorius/Doctor Phosphorus – DC Universe
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Kramer, Reinhard
Birthplace:
Central Konigsberg, German Empire, 1900
Parents: Otto Kramer and Heidi Kramer
Nickname:Summoner of the Black Sun
Appearance:
Personality:
Wermacht Personnel File:
Kramer, Reinhard
Serial Number: WM-881-3792-NZ
Race: Aryan German (Undead)
Age: 45 (At Death)
Race: Aryan German (Undead)
Age: 45 (At Death)
Last Rank Held: Generalmajor (U.S. Military Equivalent Rank: Brigadier General) – KIA
Former Assignments & Ranks Held:
Generalmajor, 7th Infantry Division, Army Group Vistula – 24 Jan 1945 to 11 June 1945
Generalmajor, 7th Infantry Division, Army Group B – 17 Feb 1944 to 22 Jan 1945
Oberst (Colonel), 7th Infantry Division, 3rd Brigade, Army Group B – 5 Nov 1943 to 12 Feb 1944
Oberst (Colonel), 7th Infantry Division, 2nd Regiment, Army Group B – 1 Jan 1943 to 26 Oct 1943
Oberstleutnant (Lt. Colonel), 7th Infantry Division, 4th Brigade, Army Group B – 12 Apr 1941 to 5 Dec 1942
Oberstleutnant (Lt. Colonel), 7th Infantry Division, 4th Brigade, Army Group B – 7 May 1940 to 3 Apr 1941
Major Oberstabsarzt (Major), 7th Infantry Division, 3rd Brigade, Army Group B – 1 Aug 1939 to 1 Mar 1940
--Earlier information lost due to files destroyed in bombing raids by allied forces.
Former Assignments & Ranks Held:
Generalmajor, 7th Infantry Division, Army Group Vistula – 24 Jan 1945 to 11 June 1945
Generalmajor, 7th Infantry Division, Army Group B – 17 Feb 1944 to 22 Jan 1945
Oberst (Colonel), 7th Infantry Division, 3rd Brigade, Army Group B – 5 Nov 1943 to 12 Feb 1944
Oberst (Colonel), 7th Infantry Division, 2nd Regiment, Army Group B – 1 Jan 1943 to 26 Oct 1943
Oberstleutnant (Lt. Colonel), 7th Infantry Division, 4th Brigade, Army Group B – 12 Apr 1941 to 5 Dec 1942
Oberstleutnant (Lt. Colonel), 7th Infantry Division, 4th Brigade, Army Group B – 7 May 1940 to 3 Apr 1941
Major Oberstabsarzt (Major), 7th Infantry Division, 3rd Brigade, Army Group B – 1 Aug 1939 to 1 Mar 1940
--Earlier information lost due to files destroyed in bombing raids by allied forces.
Birthplace:
Central Konigsberg, German Empire, 1900
Parents: Otto Kramer and Heidi Kramer
Nickname:Summoner of the Black Sun
Appearance:
From what old pictures and documents can tell, Reinhard Kramer was a dashing Prussian military man, tall, strapping, the perfection of the Aryan ideology. He sported a mustache, flaunting the regulations with its length and bulk, something his commanders and superiors allowed due to his innate command and leadership abilities. He wore his hair close cropped, parted over like much of the German powers that be at the time. No known scars, but was said to have two distinct tattoos; a Black Sun upon his left breast and a Black Eagle on his right shoulder.
At the conclusion of the battle of Berlin, his body still has yet to be found. Unconfirmed reports have circulated that somehow Reinhard survived the battle, and is now among the undead. Such speculation has yet to be confirmed conclusively.
At the conclusion of the battle of Berlin, his body still has yet to be found. Unconfirmed reports have circulated that somehow Reinhard survived the battle, and is now among the undead. Such speculation has yet to be confirmed conclusively.
Sex - Male
Height – 6'2”
Weight – 215
Hair Color – Blonde/Brown
Eye Color – Blue Brown
Height – 6'2”
Weight – 215
Hair Color – Blonde/Brown
Eye Color – Blue Brown
Personality:
A driven man, Reinhard is wholly devoted to his country, and the ideal of the German Occult that had been embedded in him. He was charming, intelligent, and calculating. He enjoyed the social life and other societal things of the Third Riech, and more specifically, the Black Sun Society. Said to be a womanizer, though not necessarily in a bad way, he made sure to have plenty of attractive women by his side, for pleasures of the flesh were too good to pass up. The joke was “Born in sin, come on in.” Yet, as the war dragged on, and things went worse and worse, he became darker, more sullen. Perhaps that was the general consensus of all those is Germany as it began to lose the war.
Before Berlin's fall, Reinhard was said to have a different air about him, as though he was no longer afraid of death. Given his current state of being, it can be seen why.
Before Berlin's fall, Reinhard was said to have a different air about him, as though he was no longer afraid of death. Given his current state of being, it can be seen why.
Driven from youth to serve in the military, Reinhard enlisted in the Imperial German army at 16, lying about his true age. From that day, his life was set on a course that would forever mold him into the man he became at the time of his supposed death. Fighting in some of the fiercest battles of WW1, Reinhard came to enjoy war, the conflict and gritty nature of it all. He would come to befriend interesting people in that time, and the years that would come afterword. The dread Totenkopf Science division, many of whom are still missing to this day. This run in with the powerful occult members would forever influence Reinhard. By 1930, Reinhard had become firmly embedded in both the military, and the ranks of the the Black Sun Society, sometimes known as the Thule society. He served as a prominent member of the group, learning all he could about the occult, and the foul magics that they practiced. By the outbreak of WW2, dark secrets swirled about Reinhard and his actions throughout the war.
What can be verifiably confirmed was that he served in the 7th Infantry Division, and that he worked closely with attached medical and Black Sun personnel. Reports from captured German soldiers, and escaped prisoners, was that large numbers of Untermensch that would never be seen again from the territories captured. Debriefings ranged from unknown sounds, the stench of death and decay, of sulfur and strange lights, unknown languages be spoken, and the feeling of something perversely wrong. Mass graves have been attributed to Reinhard and his selected few units, but these graves are nothing but ash, with lingering signs of dark magic, and the chocking stench of sulfur.
Last confirmed reports placed Reinhard at the final, fanatical defense of Berlin at wars end. Part of Army Group Vistula, he was central to the defense of Berlin. He was said to be at a command bunker, when it was overrun by Soviet troops. The amount of bodies in that area, coupled with the area being buried by rubble by carpet bombings, no confirmation of his death could be proven. Later excavations revealed a tunnel system beneath the command center and city, but, these too were collapsed, and could not be explored. What happened to General Reinhard Kramer remained a mystery to this day.
Till now. The Black Sun Society is not so easily killed. He came across the sea aboard Black Sun loyal U-boats, along with God only knew what else. The Nyctari family had some ethnic Germans within their ranks, and among them were those interested in the skills and abilities Reinhard had to offer. The German Officer is said to have the ability to raise the dead, and more. For now, he works out of a safe house, making using of the dregs of society to continue his dark and grisly work, for the Black Sun still burns brightly, and its favored son revels in the decadence of Santa Somabra.
What can be verifiably confirmed was that he served in the 7th Infantry Division, and that he worked closely with attached medical and Black Sun personnel. Reports from captured German soldiers, and escaped prisoners, was that large numbers of Untermensch that would never be seen again from the territories captured. Debriefings ranged from unknown sounds, the stench of death and decay, of sulfur and strange lights, unknown languages be spoken, and the feeling of something perversely wrong. Mass graves have been attributed to Reinhard and his selected few units, but these graves are nothing but ash, with lingering signs of dark magic, and the chocking stench of sulfur.
Last confirmed reports placed Reinhard at the final, fanatical defense of Berlin at wars end. Part of Army Group Vistula, he was central to the defense of Berlin. He was said to be at a command bunker, when it was overrun by Soviet troops. The amount of bodies in that area, coupled with the area being buried by rubble by carpet bombings, no confirmation of his death could be proven. Later excavations revealed a tunnel system beneath the command center and city, but, these too were collapsed, and could not be explored. What happened to General Reinhard Kramer remained a mystery to this day.
Till now. The Black Sun Society is not so easily killed. He came across the sea aboard Black Sun loyal U-boats, along with God only knew what else. The Nyctari family had some ethnic Germans within their ranks, and among them were those interested in the skills and abilities Reinhard had to offer. The German Officer is said to have the ability to raise the dead, and more. For now, he works out of a safe house, making using of the dregs of society to continue his dark and grisly work, for the Black Sun still burns brightly, and its favored son revels in the decadence of Santa Somabra.
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Blood Runs Over Westeros Mk4
The following is an excerpt from the life's work of Archmaester Armen, which recounts the golden reign of King Aegon the VI and his son King Orys I to 365 AC.
"Perhaps unlike any king before him, his Grace King Aegon had been shaped for rule before he could walk. He was trained in arms, as befits a knight to be, but that was not the end of his education. He could read and write, speak several tongues, studied history and law and poetry. A septa instructed him in the mysteries of the Faith since he was old enough to understand them. He had lived with fisherfolk, worked with his hands, swum in rivers and mended nets and learned to wash his own clothes at need. He fished and cooked and bounded up wounds, knew what it is like to be hungry, to be hunted, to be afraid. Above all, Aegon knew kingship was a sacred duty, that a king must put his people first, and live and rule for them."
An introduction and invitation to B.R.O.W. Mk5
Blood Runs Over Westeros, Mk5, is the fifth iteration of Bluetommy's original Blood Runs Over Westeros Game of Thrones Roleplay. This GoT Roleplay centers around the reigns of Aegon VI Targaryen and his son King Orys I Targaryen, as they diligently and ambitiously reasserted Targaryen rule over the Seven Kingdoms from the Iron Throne. Starting in 365 AC, in the midst of prosperous spring, the realm is gathered around the tourney grounds of Harrenhal, called forth to celebrate King Orys I 59th birthday. With a treasury said to be overflowing unlike any pervious era in history, the King and his small council have spared no expense on these celebrations. Yet, among all the glittering gold and flowing banners, forces almost certainly plot in the shadows.
- After the death and destruction of the War of the Five Kings, and the fabled Dawn War, Westeros crowned a new king, its rightful king. Aegon Targaryen VI, the true born son of Rhaegar Targaryen who had been secreted away by Targaryen loyalists during Robert's Rebellion, returned almost twenty years later to reclaim his ancestral home and rightful crown. More than sixty years have now passed since that faithful landfall with the young king at the head of the Golden Company reconquering the Iron Throne. Westeros bled, rebels and loyalists alike fighting bitterly, pirates raiding freely, a rearmed Faith Militant, and above all, the undead walking down upon the realm itself. For the sake of brevity, Aegon VI ruled ably and wisely. As king, he mended the realm through marriage alliances, just and honorable decrees, and ushered in an era of rebirth and revival for Westeros. Perhaps fate is cruel for in 355 AC, at the age of seventy-three, a deadly outbreak of the plague broke out in King's Landing, and though his swift action prevented further spread of the plague, Aegon VI and many others within King's Landing fell victim to the plague. Aegon VI ruled for fifty-three years, with his reign compared to that of King Jaehaerys I in all that he accomplished. In the end by his own decree, his body and all of the others who had died of the plague within the Red Keep, Aegon VI was cremated upon a great funeral pyre and his crown passed to his son and heir, Prince Orys Targaryen.
Following Aegon VI's death, came his son King Orys I Targaryen. As the crown prince had been living upon Dragonstone, King Orys I escaped the outbreak of the plague. Molded from youth like his father, he has ruled ably and justly. His reign saw the completion of many of his father's works and dreams, as well as a few of his own. Yet, King Orys reign is more than a collection of public works projects and realm mending like that of his father. Orys ensured that the Iron Throne was no longer indebted to any lord or outside bank, using collected spoils from a number of expeditionary wars fought upon the Stepstones, Disputed Lands, and even as far as the hinterlands of Volantis. His greatest test of character came in two particular events that all throughout the realm still remember. First, in 359 AC, when the Faith Militant rose up in full armed rebellion, and second, in 361 AC, when his son and heir was accused of murdering his wife in a drunken lovers quarel. The debacle of Crown Prince Corlys is a story for another time, but let it be noted that the Prince remains in exile.
The Faith Militant Rebellion of 359 AC, lasting until early 361 AC, was a religious war of fanatical violence. Sparrows, Warriors Sons, and all the rest of the zealous faithful, rose up behind a false High Septon, a man of dubious claim to noble blood. While in hindsight, many would say this rebellion could have been averted had this High Septon been imprisoned when he were but a Poor Fellow, in truth, the Faith Militant was a festering sore due to burst regardless of who led it. The bulk of the violence was contained between the borders of Dorne and the North, the Faith Militant having siezed the Stary Sept as their bastion of power. In the end, the war devolved from open conflict of organzied armies into a series of scattered violent battles and sieges centered around places of worships controlled by the fanatics and their allies.
Now, only one issue stands before King Orys I reign. The line of succession.
S M A L L C O U N C I L ( Aegon VI Targaryen | 302 AC - 355 AC )
Hand of the King
Lord Commander of the Kingsguard
Master of Coin
Master of Laws
Master of Whisperers
Master of Ships
Grand Maester
K I N G S G U A R D ( Aegon VI Targaryen )
Lord Commander of the Kingsguard - Ser Rolly Duckfield
Kingsguard - Ser Alyn Ball
Kingsguard - Ser Doran Allyrion
Kingsguard - Ser Tion Bettley
Kingsguard - Ser Morgon Banefort
Kingsguard - Ser Stevron Cafferen
Kingsguard - Ser Garlan Cockshaw
Hand of the King
- Lord Jon Connington ( 302 to 306 AC)
- Lord Laswell Peake (306 to 335 AC)
- Lord Earl Harlaw (335 to 355 AC)
Lord Commander of the Kingsguard
- Ser Rolly Duckfield (302 to 355 AC)
Master of Coin
- Ser Colin Florent (302 to 321 AC)
- Lord Rickard Thorne (322 to 355 AC)
Master of Laws
- Lord Wallace Wendwater (302 to 345 AC)
- Ser Maldon Massey (345 to 355 AC)
Master of Whisperers
- Lysono Maar (302 to 355 AC)
Master of Ships
- Lord Lord Paxter Redwyne (302 to 319 AC)
- Lord Duram Bar Emmon (319 to 355 AC)
Grand Maester
- Grand Maester Omer (302 to 355 AC)
K I N G S G U A R D ( Aegon VI Targaryen )
Lord Commander of the Kingsguard - Ser Rolly Duckfield
Kingsguard - Ser Alyn Ball
Kingsguard - Ser Doran Allyrion
Kingsguard - Ser Tion Bettley
Kingsguard - Ser Morgon Banefort
Kingsguard - Ser Stevron Cafferen
Kingsguard - Ser Garlan Cockshaw
S M A L L C O U N C I L ( Orys I Targaryen | 355 AC - 365 AC )
Hand of the King
Lord Commander of the Kingsguard
Master of Coin
Master of Laws
Master of Whisperers
Master of Ships
Grand Maester
K I N G S G U A R D ( Orys I Targaryen )
Lord Commander of the Kingsguard - Open for PC Character
Kingsguard - Ser Alyn Ball
Kingsguard - Ser Humfrey Hardyng
Kingsguard - Ser Tion Bettley
Kingsguard - Open for PC Character
Kingsguard - Open for PC Character
Kingsguard - Open for PC Character
Hand of the King
- Open for Player Character
Lord Commander of the Kingsguard
- Open for Player Charcter
Master of Coin
- Open for Player Character
Master of Laws
- Open for Player Character
Master of Whisperers
- Ser Robert Darke (355 to 361 AC)
- Open for Player Character
Master of Ships
- Open for Player Character
Grand Maester
- Grand Maester Glendon (355 AC to Present)
K I N G S G U A R D ( Orys I Targaryen )
Lord Commander of the Kingsguard - Open for PC Character
Kingsguard - Ser Alyn Ball
Kingsguard - Ser Humfrey Hardyng
Kingsguard - Ser Tion Bettley
Kingsguard - Open for PC Character
Kingsguard - Open for PC Character
Kingsguard - Open for PC Character
- The War of the Five Kings - For the sake of brevity, and to not tell a history many other maesters have written about before, suffice to say, the war was blood and brutal, engulfing almost all of Westeros. King Aegon VI made his glorious return to the realm at the head of the Golden Company, slowing conquering the realm from the Stormlands onwards. In the chaos and madness, however, a tradgedy unlike any other occured in King's Landing - the raging inferno the destroyed the Great Sept of Baelor, taking many innocent lives in the conflaguration. This event would vilify Queen Cersei Lannister in the eyes of the realm, with many regarding her as the culprit behind the fire that killed the High Sparrow and others of note. In the North, King Stannis defeated the forces of House Bolton, and installed Rickon Stark as Lord Paramount, before returning to the Nightfort in order to prepare for defending the Wall against the army of the dead and their masters, the Others. Euron Crowseye fell in a great sea battle outside the walls of Oldtown, coming closer than any man in centuries to breaching the defenses of that great city.
- The Siege of King's Landing - Considered the last great battle of the War of the Five Kings, King Aegon's vanguard forces soon surrounded the capital, as the king was still the Dornish Marches to meet with his new Dornish and Reach allies. We may never know what truly happened in the days leading up to the surrender of King's Landing, and the opening of the gates before Aegon VI Tagaryen, but what is known, is that Lord Commander Jaime Lannister carried his sister's lifeless body before the King, and surrendered the city to him.
- The War for Dawn - A battle unlike any other in history, save perhaps the myths from the Long Night. Ravens flew all across the realm, calling all lords to rally their banners to the Wall, to answer King Stannis and his war to defeat the Others. Many would come to answer that call, chief among them, King Aegon VI himself. We do not know what was said between the two men, other than they agreed that their common enemy was the true threat to the realm, and to set aside their differences until after the battle. Fire and Ice, blood and cold, the battle raged for days, before the final blow was struck, leaving the Night King dead, alongside King Stannis as well. Heralded as a hero, Jon Snow would be granted the Gift as his lands, to rule over the Freefolk who so fervently followed him. King Aegon VI made a pledge that day before Princess Shireen and Queen Selyse, and sealed that pledge with his betrothal to the young princess.
- The Four Year's Winter - Even though the Night King was defeated, winter did not end with his death. A brutally cold winter that saw widespread famine throughout the realm torn apart by the war. Were it not for the labors of the Reach, and that of Hough Hightower, the realm surely would have starved.
- The First Ten Years 302 to 312 AC - King Aegon VI marked the start of his reign with his coronation in the Starry Sept of Oldtown, and one year later, his marriage to Shireen Baratheon in the same sept. However, not all in the realm were ready to rejoin the King's peace. Broken men and robber knights prowled the rural regions of the Riverlands, Westerlands, Crownlands, Stormlands, and the Reach, the bandits having to be hunted down and brought to justice. The fearless wolf packs in the Riverlands disappearing into the deep woods, though their howls were still heard at night. Spring would arrive in 304 AC, and with it, a chance to rebuild the damaged realm. The spring would be followed by a longer summer, which saw many a field return to prosperity and plenty.
- The Tattered Prince and the Faith Militant - A poisoned apple left behind from the chaos of Queen Cersei, a band of fanatics and zealots rise up in rebellion (307 AC) proclaiming that their High Sparrow should rule the realm, and not the grandson of incest. Their rebellion lasts little more than six months, but their brutallity to others brought great condemantion widely across the realm, leading to their final defeat at the battle of Bitter Bridge.
One year later, the Tattered Prince, famed commander of the Windblown, called upon Prince Doran Martell to honor the agreement that he and his son, Prince Quentyn Martell, had signed back in Meeren. Honor bound, Dorne sailed to the aid of the Tattered Prince, with the help of Aegon VI and others who freely joined the expedition. In the end, Pentos fell to the Tattered Prince in a few short weeks, and saw him crowned as a king.
- The Tattered Prince and the Faith Militant - A poisoned apple left behind from the chaos of Queen Cersei, a band of fanatics and zealots rise up in rebellion (307 AC) proclaiming that their High Sparrow should rule the realm, and not the grandson of incest. Their rebellion lasts little more than six months, but their brutallity to others brought great condemantion widely across the realm, leading to their final defeat at the battle of Bitter Bridge.
- 313 to 349 AC, King Aegon VI's Glorious Reign - King Aegon VI's reign was long and fruitful, of which saw the great rebirth of House Targaryen, fortuitous marriages, peace and plenty for all, aside from a small outbreak of the Grey Plague in 314 AC. King Aegon VI's greatest contribution to the realm, however, was the great renovations he oversaw to the network of roads all across Westeros. Starting in the Riverlands, his vision saw the demolition of Harrenhal for materials for the Kings Road, as well as the construction of a smaller, new castle near the former's location. He would also see to the revival of the Night's Watch, in part by having Jon Snow, lord of the Gift, pay his taxes to the Watch, and by hosting a yearly festival in remembrance of the War For Dawn.
- Essos and Beyond - Far to the East, as Westeros rebuilt itself and enjoyed prosperity, the Empire of New Valyria was formed from Fire and Blood, with dark rumors floating in with sailors and traders the fate the befell all those who would defy the Dragen Empress.
- The War for the Stepstones - New Valyria's Intervention - A war of expansion and conquest, in part due to the nuisance pirates and slavers had played upon the realm and trade for years now. Starting in 353 and lasting till late 355 AC, the war saw the addition of the Stepstones into the Seven Kingdoms, but at great cost. While unable to be fully proven, it is believed that an expeditionary force from New Valyria landed upon the easternmost islands, and lent their arms to the beleguared pirates, sellswords, and slavers. Many a great warrior would die upon those islands, to include a number of House Targaryen. Strangely, as soon as these mysterious forces from the east appeared, they were gone a mere few weeks later, leaving behind naught but their camp fires and ashes.
- The Winter of 359 to 361 AC - The Shiver's Epidemic - Unlike any winter in living memory, let alone in the last one hundred years, the Winter of 359 to 361 AC saw a massive virulent outbreak of the Shivers, a terrible disease that struck down both noble and commoner alike. The disease spread quickly across the realm, before disappearing as quickly as it came.
- An Envoy from Volantis and Braavos - August Storms 364 AC - War once again looms across the Narrow Sea, with Volantis and Qarth united against the Empire of New Valyria. Amidst the reports of dragons, New Valyrian ships, and Sellsword company recruiters, an envoy arrived from Braavos, bearing a message for the King alone. What it said, only the King and his Master of Whispers knew. Whatever it was, he left immediately for Braavos, sailing with seven ships to call upon the Sealord of Braavos.
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House Targaryen - @Abefroeman
House Stark - Open
House Tully - Open
House Arryn - Open
House Lannister - Open
House Harlaw - Open
House Tyrell - Open
House Baratheon - Open
House Martell - Open
House Crakehall - Open
House Hightower - Open
Now, after rebellions, wars, religious uprisings, a plague, and the loss of a King, the realm is without a clear heir to the throne, though many will claim they have the greatest right to the seat. A Great Council is needed, before any more chaos can spread, who will hold the Iron Throne is unclear, but one thing is for certain for the soon-to-be future. Westeros will bleed.
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I n f o r m a t i o n
Game GM(s):
@Abefroeman - Main GM
Open - Co-GM
Expected Release Date:
TBA
Posting Guidelines:
Advanced Section expectations; adjustable posting activity.
Influences:
Several A Song of Ice & Fire sandbox RPs that have run on RPG in the last several years, and the great GM's that ran them in the past.
Game Admission:
It's a public game, however, applications will be based on the merits of their quality.
Player Options:
Houses or Individual Characters.
Book Lore vs HBO Lore:
This world is primarily based on the novels written by George R.R. Martin, however, certain events depicted within the T.V. show will be grafted in to the overall lore and timeline of this RP. ((E.x. The destruction of the Great Sept of Baelor by Queen Cersei Lannister, the Sacking of Highgarden,)) When in doubt, refer to the books over the show when crafting your historical progress through the years.
Canon Precedence:
Players have the autonomy - within reason of course - to decide their House's history and how it played into the conclusion of the War of the Five Kings that saw Aegon Targaryen VI crowned as King of Westeros. Furthermore, as more of the story is revealed in a more indepth OOC page, should enough interest come to fruition, players are more than welcome to participate in key events in history that lead to the games start.
- House Baratheon: Survived via the return of Edric Storm, who was legitimized at the behest of Queen Shireen Baratheon.
- House Arryn: Robert Arryn dies from his long running health problems. Harrold Hardyng is proclaimed Lord Robert's heir, legitamized by King Aegon VI, and married Sansa Stark.
- House Stark: Ser Davos Seaworth brought Rickon back from Skagos, and King Stannis restored him to his rightful seat.
- House Tyrell: Willas survived the sacking of Highgarden, among other non-mainline Tyrells.
- House Lannister: Lord Martyn, son of Ser Kevan, is the ruler of House Lannister.
- House Tully: Restored to Riverrun via King Aegon VI, Edmure and Roslin are your forebears.
- House Harlaw/Greyjoy: With King Stannis burning Theon as a sacrifice, Asha being married off, Euron and Aeron dying in combat, and Victarion presumed lost at sea, House Greyjoy ceased to exist. King Aegon VI names House Harlaw as the new Lord Reapers of the Iron Islands.
- House Martell: Princess Arianne becomes the ruler of House Martell after her father dies of old age/complications due to his health. You have free reign to choose your paramour, and the rest.
- House Florent: Though they lost Brightwater Keep to the Tyrells, Queen Shireen grants them the Lordship of Tarth. Lord Selwyn Tarth dies without male heirs, and Lady Brienne never marries.
- House Connington: Their lands, wealth, and lordship are restored by decree of King Aegon VI.
- House Redfrey: Emmon Frey and Genna Lannister, after surrendering Riverrun to King Aegon VI, are granted the lands of Hollard Hall as their own.
- House Crakehall of Darry: The Darry bastard is never legitamized due to his death during the Dawn War. The Darry Lands and titles remain with Lady Amerei Frey and Lord Lyle Crakehall, and that of their children.
- House Frey of Rosby: Olyvar Frey takes the lands of his distant kin, having already been there as the late Lord Rosby's ward.
- House Frey of the Crossing: A localized civil war breaks out over the rule of the Crossing when old Lord Walder dies. Many of the senior male Freys are killed in the bloodletting, until a coalition force led by King Aegon VI and Lord Edmure Tully intervenes. Due to House Frey's role in the Red Wedding, weighed between the calls of vengeance, justice, and mercy, King Aegon VI and Lord Edmure come to the following agreement. House Frey is stripped on the Twins, and reduced to landed knights. Surviving members of House Frey who were guilty of breaking guest rights are either executed or sent to the Night's Watch. Lastly, with the loss of the Twins, House Frey ends up becoming landed knights in service to House Redfrey.
- House Hornwood: Restored via the bastard, Larence Snow being legitimized.
- Other Houses that are not extinct, but lost lands due to the war: Within reason, they are returned their ancestral lands.
Extinct Houses:
War is hell. Certain Houses have gone extinct due to their black reputations. House Karstark ceased to be ((1. Replaced by House Thenn, 2. King Stannis burns Arnolf, Arthor, and three male Karstarks for treason, sacrificing them to R'hllor.)) House Bolton is gone, with both Roose and Ramsay dying on the field of battle, and Walda Frey giving birth to a daughter. House Greyjoy is gone, replaced with House Codd ruling Pyke now. House Clegane is dead... etc. You get the point, a number of Houses went the way of the Hoares, nothing but ashes. Applying for these houses will not be options, not even some random bastard, copy. Most other houses are open for talking points due to the precedence of player autonomy.
Historical Casualties:
Aegon VI did not reclaim control of Westeros without bloodshed, nor was the Dawn War. Many men and women died in those wars, fighting for their respective sides. Members of the Golden Company, Margaery Tyrell in the Sept "fire" along with other Tyrell's ((At the player's discretion)), Stannis Baratheon at the Wall, etc, etc. Basically, if a character doesn't make sense living past their necessary footprints, they're probably dead. Discussions will be open, but remember convincing arguments are as good as Valyrian steel. ((Most folks are dead by now anyhow, due to the timeline.))
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House Targaryen
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House Targaryen, and its various royal branches, is a noble family of Valyrian descent who rules the Seven Kingdoms of Westeros. The Targaryen sigil is a three-headed dragon breathing flames, red on black. The house words are "Fire and Blood". It is regarded as the first royal house of the Seven Kingdoms, as House Targaryen of King's Landing. Aside from the nineteen years of time following Robert's Rebellion, House Targaryen has ruled the Seven Kingdoms ever since the Conquest. They have reclaimed their ancestral seat and titles, thanks to the endeavors of Aegon Targaryen VI, along with the continued lineage that has since descended from him. Lastly, House Targaryen maintains control over their ancestral holding of King's Landing, Dragonstone, as well as a new summer residence, Caraxes' Hall.
Head of House
King Aerys Targaryen III
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King's Landing, Dragontstone, and Caraxes' Hall.
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As the reigning monarchs of Westeros, House Targaryen rules over all the Seven Kingdoms, counting among the great Lord Paramounts of the realm as their chief vassals, alongside the nobles houses sworn directly to them in the Crownlands, Crackclaw Point, and the Narrow Sea: House Frey of Rosby - House Edgerton of Edgerton Keep, House Rollingford of Rollingford, House Hogg of Sow's Horn; House Rykker of Duskendale - House Harte of Brindlewood, House Buckwell of Antlers, House Byrch of Byrch Hall; House Staunton of Rook's Rest - House Cave of Crackclaw Barren, House Crabb of The Whispers, House Brune of the Dyre Den, House Boggs of Northern Crackclaw Point; House Thorne of Rayonet - House Cressey of Mosborough, House Mallery of Byford, House Manning of Riverhold; House Bywater of Bywater - House Chyttering of Chyttering Brook, House Pyle of Attadale, House Blount of Greensward; House Massey of Stonedance - House Follard of Woodmere; House Targaryen of Dragonstone - House Bar Emmon of Sharp Point, House Velaryon of Driftmark, House Celtigar of Claw Isle, House Sunglass of Sweetport Sound; and finally, House Blackwater of Stokeworth, House Hayford of Hayford, House Chelsted of Bramsfort, House Farring of Farring's Cross, House Gaunt of Dalston Keep, House Langward of Langward Hall
Recent History
House Targaryen fought its way back onto the Iron Throne towards the tail end of the War of the Five Kings, ending 19 years of unlawful and disastrous rule over the Seven Kingdoms. Fire and Blood wrested control of the realm from Cersei Lannister and her allies, into the hands of its rightful ruler, King Aegon VI. What followed were forty seven years of steady recovering and rebuilding of the war torn realm. King Aegon VI ruled honorably and justly, diligently overseeing much of the major infrastructure revitalization projects that saw the realm brought closer together by means of travel. King Aegon took to wife the noble lady, Queen Shireen Baratheon, and had seven blessed children with her. Together, King Aegon and Queen Shireen ruled the Seven Kingdom's as the King and Queen of Plenty, overseeing meaningful marriage pacts among the great houses, refilling of the realms coffers and grainery's, and most of all, the young growing into adulthood without ever having to truly know what war was.
Following Aegon VI, came his son, King Aelyx Targaryen the First. Molded from youth like his father, he ruled ably and justly. His reign saw the completion of many of his father's works and dreams; personally laying the last brick down on the northern most stretch of the King's Road, seeing Caraxes' Hall inhabited by his brother, Prince Aenys Targaryen, and the conquest of the Stepstones from the pirate king Aurion Highmark. The war, lasting from 353 to late 355 AC, saw the death of his own son and heir, Crown Prince Aerion Targaryen, along with many others. Singers beautify the war, but for those who battled upon those islands, the war was brutal and bloody, and for King Aelyx, rumors spoke of the price being too much. His final years of rule would see his nephew, Prince Corlys Targaryen named as Lord Paramount of the Stepstones, placing his own blood to rule over the islands. King Aelyx ruled from 349 to 357 AC, passing after falling ill after visiting the Wall.
With King Aelyx's heir dead, the crown passed to his young and inexperienced grandson, Crown Prince Haegon Targaryen. Still in his minority upon ascending to the throne the rule of the realm was overseen by his regent and small council. He was described as studious and eager, wanting to learn all he could to be a king worthy of the Iron Throne. His regency saw the gradual rebuilding of the Stepstones, sound marriage betrothals, and the Winter's Shivers epidemic. The epidemic had run its course by 361 AC, but not before taking the boy king's life, and marking the end of King Haegon's rule.
With the untimely death of King Haegon I, the realm and its burden of rulership passed to Prince Aerys Targaryen, now crowned the third of his name. While some quietly questioned his accession, due in part to Prince Aerys fondness for drink and spending more time with his Ironborn kin then at court, the new King took his role seriously enough to keep any doubts silent. His reign over House Targaryen saw trade grow once more, and at the behest of loyal bannermen, the signing of a small number of charters to help foster growth and prosperity within those selected settlements. Yet, even as he pleased some, others felt rebuked and ignored, both in writ and in marriage. Most troubling of all, were the rumors that his grandchildren, the twins Daemon and Daenora, were bastards actually fathered by his cousin, Prince Corlys Targaryen. While these rumors dogged the king, he prepared the realm as the dark clouds of war loomed distant on the horizon.
Following Aegon VI, came his son, King Aelyx Targaryen the First. Molded from youth like his father, he ruled ably and justly. His reign saw the completion of many of his father's works and dreams; personally laying the last brick down on the northern most stretch of the King's Road, seeing Caraxes' Hall inhabited by his brother, Prince Aenys Targaryen, and the conquest of the Stepstones from the pirate king Aurion Highmark. The war, lasting from 353 to late 355 AC, saw the death of his own son and heir, Crown Prince Aerion Targaryen, along with many others. Singers beautify the war, but for those who battled upon those islands, the war was brutal and bloody, and for King Aelyx, rumors spoke of the price being too much. His final years of rule would see his nephew, Prince Corlys Targaryen named as Lord Paramount of the Stepstones, placing his own blood to rule over the islands. King Aelyx ruled from 349 to 357 AC, passing after falling ill after visiting the Wall.
With King Aelyx's heir dead, the crown passed to his young and inexperienced grandson, Crown Prince Haegon Targaryen. Still in his minority upon ascending to the throne the rule of the realm was overseen by his regent and small council. He was described as studious and eager, wanting to learn all he could to be a king worthy of the Iron Throne. His regency saw the gradual rebuilding of the Stepstones, sound marriage betrothals, and the Winter's Shivers epidemic. The epidemic had run its course by 361 AC, but not before taking the boy king's life, and marking the end of King Haegon's rule.
With the untimely death of King Haegon I, the realm and its burden of rulership passed to Prince Aerys Targaryen, now crowned the third of his name. While some quietly questioned his accession, due in part to Prince Aerys fondness for drink and spending more time with his Ironborn kin then at court, the new King took his role seriously enough to keep any doubts silent. His reign over House Targaryen saw trade grow once more, and at the behest of loyal bannermen, the signing of a small number of charters to help foster growth and prosperity within those selected settlements. Yet, even as he pleased some, others felt rebuked and ignored, both in writ and in marriage. Most troubling of all, were the rumors that his grandchildren, the twins Daemon and Daenora, were bastards actually fathered by his cousin, Prince Corlys Targaryen. While these rumors dogged the king, he prepared the realm as the dark clouds of war loomed distant on the horizon.
Realm Relations
House Targaryen under the stewardship and rule of both King Aegon VI and his son, King Aelyx I sought to heal the wounds of old, while still ensuring an even dispensing of justice. This has lead to both the warm of relations with some Great Houses, while the cooling with other. However, in light of the factional nature of House Targaryen of late, it is best to look upon the four separate branches of the Targaryen royal family, and how they forge their relations as a whole.
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The King and his son are across the Narrow Sea in Braavos, meeting with the Sealord himself after receiving a cryptic message. In their absence, the Hand of the King does his best to maintain rulership over the realm. Yet, powerful members of the royal family look upon the empty throne with covetous desire, and perhaps ask aloud, "Why not me?"
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Crown Prince Maekar Targaryen, Prince Daemon Targaryen
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Maekar - 17, Daemon - 2
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Crown Prince of the Seven Kingdoms, Prince of Dragonstone; Prince.
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Corlys "The Black" Targaryen
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35
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Lord Paramount of the Stepstones, Lord of Bloodstone, Prince
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Gaemon Targaryen
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26
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Lord of Ceraxes' Hall, Prince
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Maelor Targaryen
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28
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Steward of Dragonstone, Ser of Scalefyre Tower
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