Game of Thrones: A Dream of Spring [OOC] -Concluded-

by **Nuxipal** » Thu Jan 18, 2018 10:58 am

Alright, so after some discussion: I'll be reserving King Daeron.

And due to some story changes, I'll be reserving Duskendale as House Seasmoke

by **Lunas Legion** » Thu Jan 18, 2018 11:07 am

Hmm. I'll app for either House Baelish as LP of the Riverlands or the Baratheons, I'm undecided on which.

by **Warg the Immortal** » Thu Jan 18, 2018 11:15 am

Nuxipal wrote:Alright, so after some discussion: I'll be reserving King Daeron.

And due to some story changes, I'll be reserving Duskendale as House Seasmoke

what happened to the rykkers? Why not place the Seasmokes in an unclaimed land in the Crownlands like Tally Hill or Brindlewood?

by **Union Princes** » Thu Jan 18, 2018 11:24 am

Tag to get the castle of Crow's Nest

Also, is House Baratheon a dead house? because that would suck since it would throw away the purpose of my custom house.

by **The Valyria Empire** » Thu Jan 18, 2018 11:43 am

Warg the Immortal wrote:
Nuxipal wrote:Alright, so after some discussion: I'll be reserving King Daeron.

And due to some story changes, I'll be reserving Duskendale as House Seasmoke

what happened to the rykkers? Why not place the Seasmokes in an unclaimed land in the Crownlands like Tally Hill or Brindlewood?

I was going to suggest replacing House Sunglass.

EDIT:

Here are the LPs;
North-Stark (Through Rickon’s line recently, it was originally through Jon)
West-Lannister (Through Kevan’s line)
Vale-Arryn (Through Harrold Arryn and Sansa Stark)
Reach-Tyrell (Through Wilas)
Dorne-Martell (Through Arianne)
Iron Isles-Greyjoy (Through Asha)
Riverlands-Baelish (Through Littlefinger and Sansa Stark)
Stormlands-Baratheon (Through Shireen and Edric)

by **Warg the Immortal** » Thu Jan 18, 2018 11:50 am

The Valyria Empire wrote:
Warg the Immortal wrote:what happened to the rykkers? Why not place the Seasmokes in an unclaimed land in the Crownlands like Tally Hill or Brindlewood?

I was going to suggest replacing House Sunglass.

EDIT:
Here are the LPs;
North-Stark (Through Rickon’s line recently, it was originally through Jon)
West-Lannister (Through Kevan’s line)
Vale-Arryn (Through Harrold Arryn and Sansa Stark)
Reach-Tyrell (Through Wilas)
Dorne-Martell (Through Arianne)
Iron Isles-Greyjoy (Through Asha)
Riverlands-Baelish (Through Littlefinger and Sansa Stark)
Stormlands-Baratheon (Through Shireen and Edric)

True, Guncer Sunglass' only brother/heir was living in Volantis during the whole war so would make sense for Dany/Aeg to grant the lands to someone else

by **The Valyria Empire** » Thu Jan 18, 2018 11:52 am

Warg the Immortal wrote:
The Valyria Empire wrote:I was going to suggest replacing House Sunglass.

EDIT:
Here are the LPs;
North-Stark (Through Rickon’s line recently, it was originally through Jon)
West-Lannister (Through Kevan’s line)
Vale-Arryn (Through Harrold Arryn and Sansa Stark)
Reach-Tyrell (Through Wilas)
Dorne-Martell (Through Arianne)
Iron Isles-Greyjoy (Through Asha)
Riverlands-Baelish (Through Littlefinger and Sansa Stark)
Stormlands-Baratheon (Through Shireen and Edric)

True, Guncer Sunglass' only brother/heir was living in Volantis during the whole war so would make sense for Dany to grant the lands to someone else

With Seasmoke being a cadet branch of Velyaron it would also make sense to be sworn to Dragonstone like Sunglass.

by **Warg the Immortal** » Thu Jan 18, 2018 11:52 am

The Valyria Empire wrote:
Warg the Immortal wrote:True, Guncer Sunglass' only brother/heir was living in Volantis during the whole war so would make sense for Dany to grant the lands to someone else

With Seasmoke being a cadet branch of Velyaron it would also make sense to be sworn to Dragonstone like Sunglass.

Though whether they'll support Dae or Jae has yet to be revealed

EDIT: Could also pull a Baratheon and just take the Sunglass sigil for their own

by **Revlona** » Thu Jan 18, 2018 12:12 pm

The Valyria Empire wrote:
Warg the Immortal wrote:what happened to the rykkers? Why not place the Seasmokes in an unclaimed land in the Crownlands like Tally Hill or Brindlewood?

I was going to suggest replacing House Sunglass.

EDIT:
Here are the LPs;
North-Stark (Through Rickon’s line recently, it was originally through Jon)
West-Lannister (Through Kevan’s line)
Vale-Arryn (Through Harrold Arryn and Sansa Stark)
Reach-Tyrell (Through Wilas)
Dorne-Martell (Through Arianne)
Iron Isles-Greyjoy (Through Asha)
Riverlands-Baelish (Through Littlefinger and Sansa Stark)
Stormlands-Baratheon (Through Shireen and Edric)

Wait, so Sansa married both Littlefinger and Harrold, who came first?

by **Nuxipal** » Thu Jan 18, 2018 2:31 pm

Name: King Daeron IV Targaryen
House: House Targaryen
Age: 39
Gender: Male
Titles: King of the Andals, the Rhoynar, and the First Men, Lord of the Seven Kingdoms, and Protector of the Realm.
House Seat: The Dragonpit (current), The Red Keep (claimed)
House Sigil:

Allegiance paid to: The Throne
Appearance (Picture appreciated):

Personality: Strong-willed, but cooperative. Looks at the overall picture opposed to the small details.
Skills: Great Commander, Excellent Warrior, weak administrator, fair diplomat,
Weaponry (If any): Valyrian Steel Sword (Blackfyre), Shield, plate armor, castle forged steel sword
Military Strength: 1000 personal guard, 1 Kingsguard
Biography: : Daeron was born to King Gaemon in 364 AC as a conjoined twin. Fortunately, he was separated at birth from his twin Jaehaerys and they both began to live separate lives. From this time forward, Daeron seemed to be the stronger of the two. He advanced quicker in martial skills than his brother. He served his father faithfully as a battle commander and won many honors on tournament fields. He fully expected his father would leave him the throne as he would be the best choice to keep the realm prepared for an invasion by the Others or from Essos.

Daeron married his cousin Visenya and had a son early in their marriage. He named him Aegon hoping he would be the seventh Aegon to take the throne one day. Following Aegon he and Visenya had one more son and two daughters. In 401, when his father died without declaring an heir, Daeron rushed back to King's Landing to take his place at the Red Keep. He arrived at the same time as Jaehaerys and found their access blocked by their uncle Prince Baelon, Lord Commander of the King's Guard. A Grand Council was called, and lords from across the Seven Kingdoms would be arriving in the Capital, where Daeron was keeping his headquarters. While he wanted the throne, as he believed he was to be his father's natural choice, but he did not wish to see his brother slain over the matter. He hoped the Grand Council would be able to see reason and they could unite against the rebelling Stark in the north.

RP Example:
Notes: House Seasmoke (to be apped soon), Lady Visenya (wife), Children (Will App Aegon).[/spoiler]

by **Warg the Immortal** » Thu Jan 18, 2018 2:39 pm

Name: Jaehaerys III Targaryen
House: Targaryen
Age: 39 (b. 362)
Gender: Male
Titles: Jaehaerys Targaryen, the Third of His Name, King of the Andals, the Rhoynar, and the First Men, Lord of the Seven Kingdoms, Protector of the Realm
House Seat: Dragonstone (de Facto), Red Keep (de Jure)
House Sigil:

Allegiance paid to: Himself
Appearance (Picture appreciated):

Personality: Jaehaerys does his best to live up to his namesakes, Kings Jaehaerys I & II, attempting to reach resolutions through peaceable means and has a strong sense of justice. However he can be stubborn and firm when he believes he is right, and strongly believes that he should inherit his father's crown. He is slow to anger and quick to smile, however when his ire is raised he can be ruthless.
Skills:-Fair swordsman
-Skilled rider
-Skilled tactician
-Good Administrator
Weaponry (If any): Castle forged steel sword with a ruby pommel
Military Strength: (Currently rallying men to his cause)
Sworn House(s): Blackfyre of Dragon's Tongue
Family:

Family Tree
Biography:

Jaehaerys was one of King Gaemon I Targaryen's twin sons. He and his brother, Daeron, were born conjoined at the shoulder, and had to be seperated from one another following their birth, carrying mirrored scars for the rest of their life. When he was younger, Jaehaerys idolized the Targaryen heroes of history, particularly his namesakes, as well as Daenerys and Aegon.

He and his brother grew up without their mother, and with their father busy with ruling the continent wide kingdom of Westeros Jaehaerys and Daeron were usually left in the care of courtiers until the age of eight when the two were separated and sent to become pages at different houses in the Kingdom. At this time Jaehaerys had been betrothed to Daella Blackfyre, and thus was sent to Dragon's Tongue to become serve as a page and eventual squire for Lord Haemon "the Hunter" Blackfyre. There he learned the many knightly skills and talents befitting of a royal prince, such as swordsmanship, jousting, archery, mathematics, statecraft, science and linguistics. While serving Lord Haemon, Jaehaerys developed a passion for hunting and fishing along the Blackwater with his fellow squires, the Blackfyre brothers, Lucerys Seasmoke, and Aethon Velaryon, as well as Aegon and Aenar Blackfyre of the Whispers Branch.

Once he'd received his spurs at the age of nineteen he returned to King's Landing with his betrothed to serve as an advisor on his father's Small Council. Once he'd established himself in the political realm he served as master of laws, and continued to do so until the death of his father. While at court his wife gave birth to his first son, whom he named Rhaegar in honour of his great-grandfather, King Rhaegar I. Two years later they would have another child, a daughter, whom he named Naerys, followed by two more sons, Princes Viserys and Aenys, born in 392 and 394 respectively

Following the death of his father, while returning from a trip to Highgarden in 401 AC, Jaehaerys declared himself the true heir to the Iron Throne against his twin brother, being crowned by the Lord Commander of his Kingsguard with the crown of Maekar I on Dragonstone. Since then he has begun calling for bannermen of the Iron Throne to rally to his side.

RP Example:
Notes: Queen Daella, Prince Rhaegar, Princess Naerys, Prince Viserys, Prince Daemon, House Blackfyre of Dragon's Tongue, Dragonstone Kingsguard

Name: Daeron Blackfyre
House: Blackfyre of Dragon's Tongue
Age: 38 (b. 363)
Gender: Male
Titles: Lord of Dragon's Tongue
House Seat: Dragon's Tongue Location
Dragon's Tongue Castle
House Sigil:

Allegiance paid to: House Targaryen of Dragonstone
Appearance (Picture appreciated):

Personality: Daeron is very proud of his house's history, in particular in his twice-great-grandfather's participation in the second war of conquest. Because of this he can come off as arrogant and headstrong. While he enjoys martial pursuits, music and also history, Daeron bores easily overseeing his holdings, and often leaves administrative work to others. He is however very kindhearted and does not abide those who are needlessly cruel.
Skills: -Skilled Swordsman
-Skilled Rider
-Fair Tactician
-Poor Administrator
Weaponry (If any): Castle forged steel sword with a dragonglass pommel
Military Strength: 750
Sworn House(s): Blackfyre of the Whispers (de Jure)
Family:

Family Tree
Biography:

RP Example:
Notes: See Above

House Name: Blackfyre of Dragon's Tongue
House Sigil:

Lord: Daeron Blackfyre
Appearance:

House Words: We Bear the Sword
Allegiance Paid to: House Targaryen of Dragonstone
House Seat: Dragon's Tongue Location
Dragon's Tongue Castle
Members:

Approx Number of military at command: 750
Sworn House(s): Blackfyre of the Whispers (de Jure)
History of the House (At least two well written paragraphs please):

House Blackfyre of Dragon's Tongue was created when Lord Daegon Blackfyre was given the lands first promised Daemon Blackfyre along Blackwater by King Aegon VI and Queen Daenerys I. Daegon managed to live long enough to see the majority of the castle raised, while his son and successor (also named Daegon) oversaw its completion, alongside the assistance of his nephew, Ser Aelyx "the Architect" Blackfyre, who had masterminded the repairs to the Whispers as well. Since then there have been two branches of the Blackfyre house, the main branch and the Whispers branch. Following the death of Daegon (II) the castle passed to his eldest son, Haegon Blackfyre.

During Haegon's reign he faced a minor rebellion from his own younger brother, Ser Vaegon "the Treacherous" Blackfyre, who wished to place his half-witted sister-wife, Elaena, as the Lady of Dragon's Tongue, and making himself the lord. Veagon cited the Dornish precedence of eldest child inheriting, as Elaena had been born a year prior to Haegon.

The rebellion began with Haegon leaving the castle in order to deal with highwaymen in the nearby town of Blackfork, a ruse created by Vaegon in order to seize the castle with mercenaries. Upon returning to Dragon's Tongue, Haegon discovered the doors barred to him, and that his wife and child had been imprisoned in their bedchambers. Ser Maegon Blackfyre, the middle of the Blackfyre children, challenged Vaegon to single combat, playing upon his hotheaded nature. The two faced one another, and the resulted in Vaegon "the Treacherous" being slain upon the banks of the Blackwater. Unfortunately, Ser Maegon sustained injuries that led to his death as well. For his sacrifice in facing his treacherous brother he was remembered as Ser Maegon "the Magnificent".

Tragedy would again befall the Blackfyre house in 261, when King Daeron III announced the impending nuptials between his eldest son and daughter. Despite the uproar from the Faith the wedding continued. In attendance were many members of both branches of the Blackfyres, and when the Faith Militant began to slaughter the wedding guests, numerous Blackfyres were slain, including; Lord Haegon Blackfyre, Princess Naerys Targaryen (his wife), Sers Aerys and Aeryn "the Twin Dragons" Blackfyre, Ser Vaelys "the Cunning" Blackfyre, Lady Janei Lannister (his wife), Lady Valaena Blackfyre, Lady Rhaenys Blackfyre, Lady Naerys Waters, Rhaegar "the Bloody Dragon" Blackfyre, Ser Rhaegon "the Dragon's Scourge" Blackfyre, Lady Vaella Blackfyre, and Jaehaerys "Little Haery" Blackfyre.

Following this near extinction of his house the new Lord Haemon Blackfyre did his best to rally the remaining Blackfyres to aid the newly crowned King Gaemon in fighting the faith militant. For his zeal in tracking down faith militant members (as well as for his favourite past time) he earned the moniker Haemon "the Hunter". After the bloody days that followed the massacre, which had been dubbed the Second Red Wedding, Haemon returned to his seat along the Blackwater, marrying his cousin, Vaenyra, and fathered five trueborn children, as well as one baseborn daughter.

After a hunting accident in 389, Haemon was succeeded by his son Daeron, the current Lord of Dragon's Tongue. Since then Daeron has served the crown as a strong supporter of Prince Jaehaerys, and following the death of King Gaemon I, has rallied to support his claim to the Iron Throne.

House Name: Blackfyre of the Whispers
House Sigil:

Lord: Aegon Blackfyre (IV)
Appearance:

House Words: From the Ashes of Defeat
Allegiance Paid to: House Blackfyre of Dragon's Tongue (de Jure), House Targaryen of King's Landing (de Facto)
House Seat: Whispers Location
Members:

Approx Number of military at command: 250
Sworn House(s): None
History of the House (At least two well written paragraphs please):

House Blackfyre of the Whispers was created when Queen Daenerys' fleet first landed upon the main continent of Westeros, when Lord Daegon Blackfyre was granted the small castle as a reward for his loyalty. This served as his sole holding for the remainder of the war, until he was granted the lands upon which Dragon's Tongue stands. The Whispers was later granted to Lord Maegor Blackfyre (Daegon's second son), as a wedding present for his marriage to Princess Rhaella Targaryen).

Maegor (also known as "Maegor the Adventurer", "Blackhair", and "Sevensons") and his wife, Rhaella (also known as "the Princess of the Narrow Sea", "the Silver Captain", and "the Captain Princess"), would go on to become a popular inspiration to singers and storytellers, as immediately after taking his seat at the Whispers, Maegor and Rhaella began a decade long voyage from 320-330 AC. Upon returning the couple brought with them many artifacts from across Essos, as well as bringing seven sons, each one having been born in a different city in Essos. The eldest, Aegor "the Lecher" (as he would later be known) was born in Lys, Aemon "Greenfyre" was born in Tyrosh, Aelyx "the Architect" was born in Myr, Aenar "the Repatriate" was born in Volantis, Aeryn and Aerys "the Twin Dragons" were born in Norvos, and the youngest, Aerion, was born in Qohor.

Many in the royal court became interested in stories of the far away lands in Essos, of which most had only heard of, and to make matter more interesting, the couple sent each son to be fostered in the city of their birth. Aegor became known for his lecherous behaviour in Lys, while Aemon took to dying his hair green, as was common in Tyrosh. Aelyx became fascinated with arts and learning, and became a well known architect. Aenar became fascinated with Old Valyria, as well as his house's Valyrian origins, writing many treatises dealing with Valyria and the Doom. Aeryn and Aerys both became feared for their martial prowess, while Aerion became interested in the mysticism of Qohor, and eventually became a Maester, so as to further his studies.

Unfortunately, it was due to one of their children that Maegor and Rhaella disappeared. In 343 Ser Aenar Blackfyre began a clandestine voyage to the ruins of Old Valyria. By the time his parents had caught wind of this they were too late to stop him, and thus had no choice but to take Sea Drake, the ship which they had used in their original journey to Essos, and sail into the smoking sea. None of the three were heard from again, and Aegor "the Lecher" took over as Lord of the Whispers.

Aegor's promiscuous behaviour would lead to his death from Lovers Pox a year later in 344. His successor, his brother Aemon, would not long outlive him, taking his own life in 344 after the death of his lover and cousin, Maegon. Following them came Aelyx, who, utilizing his parents wealth from their travels managed to repair the decrepit holding of the Whispers. He would go on to have a successful rule as Lord of the Whispers, and after passing away of natural causes in 390 AC was succeeded by his son, Aelor. It was because of Aelyx that the Whispers branch changed their sigil to three Blackfyre dragons on red, to indicate Aelyx had been the third son of Lord Maegor Blackfyre.

Aelor, not wanting to lose connection to the more powerful main branch of Blackfyres, betrothed his heir, Aegon, to Lord Haemon's youngest daughter, despite her bastard status. Aelor would not live to see the marriage unfortunately, and died of a burst belly in similar fashion to Prince Baelon "the Brave". Aelor's son, Aegon succeeded him.

Unlike Aelor, Aegon was deeply jealous of the main branch Blackfyre's wealth and richer lands, and following the death of King Gaemon I in 401 opted to go against his liege-lord and kinsmen by supporting the newly crowned claimant, Daeron IV Targaryen in the hopes to be rewarded with more land and power than the main branch of House Blackfyre.

by **Saint Ryvern** » Thu Jan 18, 2018 2:53 pm

Warg the Immortal wrote:-snip-

On second thought, scratch my Baratheon idea, would it be alright with you if I roleplayed as one of the knights in Jaehaerys' Kingsguard? Perhaps a young Dornishmen sent to King's Landing to please the crown, who grew into an admirable young fighter that respects Jaehaerys' temperament more than his brothers.

Just an idea. Feel free to shoot this down.

by **The Anarcho-Syndicalist Commune** » Thu Jan 18, 2018 2:56 pm

The Anarcho-Syndicalist Commune wrote:Name: Ser Raemon "The Valyrian"
House: Flammen
Age: 33
Gender: Male
Titles: High Lord of the Three Castles, the Twins and Seagard
House Seat: The Twins
House Sigil:
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Allegiance paid to: House Baelish
Appearance (Picture appreciated):
(Image)

Personality: Raemon is a proud man, almost to a fault. One would have to be being from perhaps the greatest of the "New" Houses that arose from the Century of Blood. His distinguished heritage dating back to both the now legendary Walder Frey and the second Conquerors Daenrys and Aemon have led for a quite large superiority complex only strengthened by his tourny prowess when he was younger. Though his skill with a sword was unqestionable, Raemon's true strength lies in the cunning part of his personality, coming from his Frey side. Indeed, his plotting and planning are unqestioned by those close to him, and many in the nobility of the Riverlands believe it is not a matter of if, but when he plans to seize the Iron Throne.

Skills: Though a skilled warrior, Raemon's greatest strength is his intellect, being one of the more brilliant minds to arise since the Invasion of the Others. His prowess in battle tactics and court politics have made him somewhat of a renowned figure, even at a younger age for a lord.
Weaponry (If any): None
Military Strength: 10,000

Biography:: Raemon was born in 373 AC, when Spring was still young and the realm was just barely recovering from the Second Militant Crisis. His father, Lord Devyn the Craven, was considered a disgrace to the realm for making peace with the Militants in exchange for his life and fleeing back to the Twins given the chance. This shattered the already fragile reputation of their young house and their hold on the lands that the fleeting remaining members of House Frey still considered theirs. Growing up, Raemon was sent to play squire for King Gaemon, as a sign of continued faith and binding between House Flammen and House Targaryen. In King's Landing, Raemon excelled in his book learning, but lagged in his skill in combat. However, over time and with work Raemon managed to transform himself into a skilled fighter and jouster. He was no prodigy, but he was respected on the field.

In his 16th year, Raemon was called back to the Twins to deal with a rogue army lead by Stefford Rivers, "The Last Frey". In a battle the would become known as The Blood Fork, Raemon used the full force of the Three Castles to surround and slaughter the better trained but much less numerous forces of Stefford, before executing him over the Trident at the Twins. This feat would lead to Raemon's first nickname, "The New Flame". However, with Raemon's cousin Raemon Vance becoming much more reknowned for his time in the tourney circuit, Raemon would soon become better known as "The Valyrian" due to his old freehold looks.

Raemon's life became rather uneventful as he became the master-at-arms at the Twins, serving for his father while he waitied to inherit. In his 23rd year he married Saera Blackfyre, and in the next year had his firstborn son, Aegon. Almost conviently, Lord Devyn died a month after Aegon was born and Raemon took over the throne of the Three Castles. He managed his lands well and became one of the wealthier lords in the realm over the next eight years of his life, during which his second son, Baelor, and his daughter Daenerys were born. Raemon also consolidated his power within the political sphere of the unstable riverlands, making alliances and deals to increase his standing as a lord.

RP Example: viewtopic.php?f=31&t=411751&p=31748184&hilit=henry+fire#p31748184
Notes: I'll be controlling Raemon, Saera, Raemon's brother Baelor, and Aegon. The rest of the family are too young or would be unimportant to the story.

House Name: House Flammen
House Sigil:
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House Words: From Fire Come Steel
Allegiance Paid to: House Baelish
House Seat: The Twins,
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Approx Number of military at command: 10,000

History of the House: The history of House Flammen begins in 305 AC, following the Invasion of the Others. House Frey, though devastated by the winter and the wars, still had far too many members for comfort. This was proved when Walder Frey finally at the age of 97. The Chaos that followed would be known as the War of Freys, with the entire Riverlands thrown into Chaos due to not only winter, but various armies each trying to seize control of the Twins. With the rest of the kingdoms just reaching a tentative peace, House Baelish is no place to intervene, and each Frey laying claim to Walder's seat or backing another, there was nothing to stop another bloody conflict.

The fight would go on for two years, until Bryan Frey, looking to avenge the death of his father Walton and end the conflict plauging his homeland, secretly struck a deal with the Iron Throne to ensure lasting peace even after the conflict. Bryan, with supplies from King's Landing, would finish the fight once and for all in the Targaryen's name and would not contest House Baelish's hold over the Riverlands, if his son could have the hand of one of the Co-ruler's daughters. The bargain was struck and Bryan quickly and efficiently fought his way through the Riverlands, making his base at Seagard, which had lain dormant since the extermination of House Mallister at the hands of the Others. From Seagard, he marched forth on the current holder of the Twins, his cousin Black Walder. Black Walder met Bryan between Seagard and The Twins, and it was there that Bryan won a stunning victory, using both tactics and wildfire from King's Landing to decimate Black Walder's army. It was in this battle that Bryan bravely charged through intense infernos, even during winter, and became known as Bryan "Flame".

After quickly taking control of the Twins, Bryan began a second campaign known as the Pruning. He rapidly and ruthlessly wiped out any opposition to his rule over the Frey lands, killing large swaths of his family and forcing the rest to hide in various castles around Westeros. It was because of this act that Bryan seperated himself from the rest of his house, instead taking the name of House Flammen and uniting the titles of The Twins and Seagard into the Three Castles. Bryan then held up his end of the bargain, bending the knee to the Iron Throne and House Baelish, and in turn Bryan received a promise of that his son would marry a royal daughter.

Bryan would have three sons, respectively Petyr, Patrek, and Stevron. Petyr the eldest would marry Shaera Targaryen, and have a son, Devyn and two daughters, Maella, and Rhaenys. Devyn would go onto marry Aurane Velaryon, a distant unlanded cousin of the Sealords, and have two sons, Raemon and Baelor, and two daughters, Walda and Maegelle.

Family Tree: http://www.familyecho.com/?p=QUE34&c=i0 ... 7851543282

I took out the bit about the Valyrian Steel sword, any other edits need to be made?

by **The Valyria Empire** » Thu Jan 18, 2018 3:02 pm

Saint Ryvern wrote:
Warg the Immortal wrote:-snip-

On second thought, scratch my Baratheon idea, would it be alright with you if I roleplayed as one of the knights in Jaehaerys' Kingsguard? Perhaps a young Dornishmen sent to King's Landing to please the crown, who grew into an admirable young fighter that respects Jaehaerys' temperament more than his brothers.

Just an idea. Feel free to shoot this down.

Go right ahead. I always enjoy a good Kingsguard character, just check with Warg first.

I will be making a list of all the Kingsguard. Daeron's and Jaehaerys' along with the old Kingsguard led by Baelon. Plus Cregan's Wolfguard (since he follows the Old Gods it will not be seven members, likely six or nine.)

App reviewing will come later tonight, after my last class.

by **The Anarcho-Syndicalist Commune** » Thu Jan 18, 2018 3:05 pm

The Valyria Empire wrote:
Saint Ryvern wrote:On second thought, scratch my Baratheon idea, would it be alright with you if I roleplayed as one of the knights in Jaehaerys' Kingsguard? Perhaps a young Dornishmen sent to King's Landing to please the crown, who grew into an admirable young fighter that respects Jaehaerys' temperament more than his brothers.

Just an idea. Feel free to shoot this down.

Go right ahead. I always enjoy a good Kingsguard character, just check with Warg first.

I will be making a list of all the Kingsguard. Daeron's and Jaehaerys' along with the old Kingsguard led by Baelon. Plus Cregan's Wolfguard (since he follows the Old Gods it will not be seven members, likely six or nine.)

App reviewing will come later tonight, after my last class.

If possible, could Walder the Bastard or Ryman from my House be a member of one of the kingsguard?

by **Saint Ryvern** » Thu Jan 18, 2018 3:09 pm

The Valyria Empire wrote:
Saint Ryvern wrote:On second thought, scratch my Baratheon idea, would it be alright with you if I roleplayed as one of the knights in Jaehaerys' Kingsguard? Perhaps a young Dornishmen sent to King's Landing to please the crown, who grew into an admirable young fighter that respects Jaehaerys' temperament more than his brothers.

Just an idea. Feel free to shoot this down.

Go right ahead. I always enjoy a good Kingsguard character, just check with Warg first.

I will be making a list of all the Kingsguard. Daeron's and Jaehaerys' along with the old Kingsguard led by Baelon. Plus Cregan's Wolfguard (since he follows the Old Gods it will not be seven members, likely six or nine.)

App reviewing will come later tonight, after my last class.

Would it be ridiculous for my character to be the Sword of the Morning? He would be old enough to be in the Kingsguard, since Arthur Dayne was ~23 when he died and a member. Or is that too much?

by **Revlona** » Thu Jan 18, 2018 3:11 pm

Saint Ryvern wrote:
The Valyria Empire wrote:Go right ahead. I always enjoy a good Kingsguard character, just check with Warg first.

I will be making a list of all the Kingsguard. Daeron's and Jaehaerys' along with the old Kingsguard led by Baelon. Plus Cregan's Wolfguard (since he follows the Old Gods it will not be seven members, likely six or nine.)

App reviewing will come later tonight, after my last class.

Would it be ridiculous for my character to be the Sword of the Morning? He would be old enough to be in the Kingsguard, since Arthur Dayne was ~23 when he died and a member. Or is that too much?

If he was that good of a swordsman, and proved to be of the right character he shouldn't have any obstacles to be the Sword of the Morning

by **The Anarcho-Syndicalist Commune** » Thu Jan 18, 2018 3:12 pm

Revlona wrote:
Saint Ryvern wrote:Would it be ridiculous for my character to be the Sword of the Morning? He would be old enough to be in the Kingsguard, since Arthur Dayne was ~23 when he died and a member. Or is that too much?

If he was that good of a swordsman, and proved to be of the right character he shouldn't have any obstacles to be the Sword of the Morning

As long as he was... you know a Dayne

by **Saint Ryvern** » Thu Jan 18, 2018 3:12 pm

Revlona wrote:
Saint Ryvern wrote:Would it be ridiculous for my character to be the Sword of the Morning? He would be old enough to be in the Kingsguard, since Arthur Dayne was ~23 when he died and a member. Or is that too much?

If he was that good of a swordsman, and proved to be of the right character he shouldn't have any obstacles to be the Sword of the Morning

I understand what the Sword of the Morning is. I'm just asking if it's too OP to create a character that skilled.

by **Revlona** » Thu Jan 18, 2018 3:13 pm

Saint Ryvern wrote:
Revlona wrote:
If he was that good of a swordsman, and proved to be of the right character he shouldn't have any obstacles to be the Sword of the Morning

I understand what the Sword of the Morning is. I'm just asking if it's too OP to create a character that skilled.

I personally think it isn't, as even Arthur Dayne was slain, even if it was from behind

by **The Valyria Empire** » Thu Jan 18, 2018 3:18 pm

The Anarcho-Syndicalist Commune wrote:
The Valyria Empire wrote:Go right ahead. I always enjoy a good Kingsguard character, just check with Warg first.

I will be making a list of all the Kingsguard. Daeron's and Jaehaerys' along with the old Kingsguard led by Baelon. Plus Cregan's Wolfguard (since he follows the Old Gods it will not be seven members, likely six or nine.)

App reviewing will come later tonight, after my last class.

If possible, could Walder the Bastard or Ryman from my House be a member of one of the kingsguard?

Check with Warg or Nux before doing so. Also to answer Rev's question about Sansa.

Also I'm fine with a Sword of the Morning, (cause any man can be killed) just make sure he is of the right character. Honorable, kind, just, charitable, etc. Basically the perfect visual of a knight, someone who refuses to play dirty. Also he can be of any age of 17+. The last Sword of the Morning in this canon was Edric "Ned" Dayne.

We don't know how Arthur died, but I don't think it was the same in the show.

by **Saint Ryvern** » Thu Jan 18, 2018 3:21 pm

The Valyria Empire wrote:Check with Warg or Nux before doing so. Also to answer Rev's question about Sansa.

Sansa's identity is kept a secret until Cersei's death. (This is a sequel to my feast for crows RP.) Once that is taken care of, Petyr reveals her identity during her wedding to Harold Hardying. Robert Arryn dies from his "illness" and Harold takes his spot as Lord. Eventually Sansa gets pregnant and gives birth about half way into the invasion of the Others.

Then you have the event I call, "The Flight of the Falcon" where the untouched Arryn army, led by Harrold descends from the Vale to help those escaping to the South. They reach Moat Calilin and help defend it, but eventually they fall and Harold dies.

With Harrold's death, Sansa is able for marriage. Littlefinger takes advantage of this immediately and soon enough following the invasion, she is with child once more.

Also I'm fine with a Sword of the Morning, (cause any man can be killed) just make sure he is of the right character. Honorable, kind, just, charitable, etc. Basically the perfect visual of a knight, someone who refuses to play dirty. Also he can be of any age of 17+. The last Sword of the Morning in this canon was Edric "Ned" Dayne.

We don't know how Arthur died, but I don't think it was the same in the show.

When did Ned Dayne live? Is that the same Dayne that's ruling over Starfall in A Storm of Swords?

by **The Valyria Empire** » Thu Jan 18, 2018 3:25 pm

Saint Ryvern wrote:
The Valyria Empire wrote:Check with Warg or Nux before doing so. Also to answer Rev's question about Sansa.

Sansa's identity is kept a secret until Cersei's death. (This is a sequel to my feast for crows RP.) Once that is taken care of, Petyr reveals her identity during her wedding to Harold Hardying. Robert Arryn dies from his "illness" and Harold takes his spot as Lord. Eventually Sansa gets pregnant and gives birth about half way into the invasion of the Others.

Then you have the event I call, "The Flight of the Falcon" where the untouched Arryn army, led by Harrold descends from the Vale to help those escaping to the South. They reach Moat Calilin and help defend it, but eventually they fall and Harold dies.

With Harrold's death, Sansa is able for marriage. Littlefinger takes advantage of this immediately and soon enough following the invasion, she is with child once more.

Also I'm fine with a Sword of the Morning, (cause any man can be killed) just make sure he is of the right character. Honorable, kind, just, charitable, etc. Basically the perfect visual of a knight, someone who refuses to play dirty. Also he can be of any age of 17+. The last Sword of the Morning in this canon was Edric "Ned" Dayne.

We don't know how Arthur died, but I don't think it was the same in the show.

When did Ned Dayne live? Is that the same Dayne that's ruling over Starfall in A Storm of Swords?

Edric Dayne is the one from the books. He achieved his goal of becoming the Sword of the Morning. He died during the Second Faith Uprising.

by **Saint Ryvern** » Thu Jan 18, 2018 3:27 pm

The Valyria Empire wrote:Edric Dayne is the one from the books. He achieved his goal of becoming the Sword of the Morning. He died during the Second Faith Uprising.

Thank you. I just wanted to check for timeline purposes in my application. I'll wait to see what Warg says, of course.

by **Revlona** » Thu Jan 18, 2018 3:34 pm

The Valyria Empire wrote:
The Anarcho-Syndicalist Commune wrote:
If possible, could Walder the Bastard or Ryman from my House be a member of one of the kingsguard?

Check with Warg or Nux before doing so. Also to answer Rev's question about Sansa.

Sansa's identity is kept a secret until Cersei's death. (This is a sequel to my feast for crows RP.) Once that is taken care of, Petyr reveals her identity during her wedding to Harold Hardying. Robert Arryn dies from his "illness" and Harold takes his spot as Lord. Eventually Sansa gets pregnant and gives birth about half way into the invasion of the Others.

Then you have the event I call, "The Flight of the Falcon" where the untouched Arryn army, led by Harrold descends from the Vale to help those escaping to the South. They reach Moat Calilin and help defend it, but eventually they fall and Harold dies.

With Harrold's death, Sansa is able for marriage. Littlefinger takes advantage of this immediately and soon enough following the invasion, she is with child once more.

Also I'm fine with a Sword of the Morning, (cause any man can be killed) just make sure he is of the right character. Honorable, kind, just, charitable, etc. Basically the perfect visual of a knight, someone who refuses to play dirty. Also he can be of any age of 17+. The last Sword of the Morning in this canon was Edric "Ned" Dayne.

We don't know how Arthur died, but I don't think it was the same in the show.

That's right, i forgot we don't know how he died yet

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