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Targaryen

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• Daughter of Rhaegel Targaryen, the third son of King Daeron II Targaryen.
• Fostered in Sunspear since she was of age.
• A skilled duelist, despite gender and political restrictions put upon her.
• Twin of Aelor Targaryen, a bookish sort who has begun studying at the Citadel.
• Has exceptional arrogance due to her lineage and believes herself to be more important than she actually is.
• Unruly and defiant yet can be put in check by elder Targaryen family members.
• Idolizes Visenya Targaryen, the warrior queen of Aegon the Conqueror.
• Has an ill temperament when things upset her; wroth.
• Beautiful, though supposedly not as fair as her younger sister.
• Stubborn in her resolve, diligent in her beliefs and ambitions.
• Wishes to inherit the valyrian steel sword known as Dark Sister.

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A beautiful young woman of six and ten, Aelora Targaryen has inherited her grandmother’s Dornish complexion and the typical High Valyrian traits expected of a Targaryen including long flowing ivory hair and azure pupils. Aelora’s modest [albeit trained] physical appearance has been said to be offset by her personality and interests – the Targaryen girl’s appeal less so than her slightly younger sister due to the fact Daenora has more of a “womanly” presence. This aside, Aelora is not unattractive and her interest has been often sought after and not only for the political gains of House Targaryen.

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The firstborn child of Rhaegel Targaryen and the twin sister of her brother, Aelor, Aelora Targaryen was impatient even before she was born. In her youngest years in her childhood home of Summerhall, Aelora was for the most part left to her own devices with her siblings. Aelora’s only interests during this period of her life were rather limited to her pride as a Targaryen, interest in Valyrian history, and fearless ventures around Summerhall of which her brother attempted to dissuade her from doing with little success. These ventures would eventually lead to a lecture by her mother – a lecture she refused to listen to as she felt it didn’t apply to her due to her bloodline as in the young Aelora’s mind rules didn’t apply to those bearing the name Targaryen; such defiance of her betters wouldn’t cede Aelora of discipline, however.

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Due in part to the madness of Rhaegel Targaryen, the discussion for the fostering of Aelor and Aelora Targaryen became subject and discussions began on what to do with the twins especially as their father’s antics and sickness continued to worsen – leading to a half-naked inebriated appearance that became infamous to courtiers, guests, and the royal family alike. When she was ten years past her nameday, the decision of fostering the young girl came to pass. The house to hold this responsibility being none other than House Martell due to their connections through the current ruling Prince of Dorne’s wife, Daenerys Targaryen. Happily excited about the prospect of seeing new lands and learning new things, Aelora wished her bookish twin brother farewell though her worries on her father’s health remained on her mind as she boarded a ship for Sunspear.

>> Fostering in Sunspear

waiting on sunset

>> Recent Events

see above

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Family Tree

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House Tully is the ruling house of the Trident -- also known as the Riverlands -- whom hold their seat at Riverrun. The current ruling lord of the house is Medgar Tully.

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The strength of the Trident is significant. Whilst relationships with other members of the Seven Kingdoms have been cautious due to the ramifications of alliances, where the Trident lacks in political power they hold in their personal strength including military and economic strength -- though they are certainly not the strongest in either of those areas they are nonetheless valuable as allies and members under the Iron Throne.

The strength of the Trident is roughly 45,000 - 50,000 swords, likely comparable to a lesser extent to The Reach. Unfortunately, the strong personalities of the river lords lead to fractious divisions as much is clear as rivalries’ and contentment’s still exist today. It is said that two of the major houses, the Brackens and Blackwoods, could easily cause issue and historically have caused problems helping to paralyze the region. The ratio of foot-to-horse is likely fairly high, standing at around 3-to-1. Houses on the major rivers will have barges, galleys, and skiffs while the masters of Seagard, Maidenpool, and other port holdings own a fair amount of major ships for coastal defense. The major contributions to naval strength is House Mallister, House Mooton, and House Cox. Additionally, the Trident hosts some of the finest archers in Westeros that hail north from Dorne.

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Medgar Line [+]
Medgar Tully ( 45 )
Lysandra Vypren ( 43 )

Vorian Tully ( 25 )
Laerra Tully ( 22 )
Roderic Tully ( 19 )
Imara Tully ( 16 )
Riaon Tully ( 14 )
Tristifer Tully ( 10 )
Alyce Tully ( 8 )
Maeron Tully ( 2 )


Manrel Line [+]
Manrel Tully ( 42 )
Sofina Mallister ( 37 )

Alran Tully ( 18 )
Melahnie Tully ( 14 )
Meera Tully ( 10 )

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W I P

>> Intro

>> The Blackfyre Rebellion

>> The Spring

>> Recent Events

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Lord Paramount Medgar Tully

House Reyne is an old house, with a history stretching back to the First Men. They have long been an ambitious house always seeking out opportunities to strengthen themselves. During the Dance of the Dragons they supported the Greens with hopes of being rewarded for supporting Aegon II.


House Reyne on its own can raise about eight thousand men. House Reyne also has access to about 250 knights. Though like most rich houses House Reyne also frequently hires mercenaries to augment their forces, so the amount of men they have on call fluctuates.


Robert Reyne - Lord of Castamere - Born 160 AC
Robb Reyne - Disowned - Born 167 AC
Cyrelle Tarbeck - Wife of Rober Reyne - Born 162 AC
Roger Reyne - First born Son of Robert - Born 188 AC
Reynard Reyne - Second born son of Robert- Born 190 AC
Rohanne Reyne - First born Daughter of Robb Reyne - Born 195 AC

During the Blackfyre Rebellion Robb came to his brother Robert with a plan to support the Blackfyres. Robert, while seeing a chance to advance the house and possibly to replace the Lannisters as the Wardens in the West, knew that should the Blackfyres lose House Reyne would be punished for supporting the rebels. So he struck an accord with his brother saying that Robb could go out and support the Blackfyres, but that should they lose he would be disowned and the family would distance itself away from him. And so with the plan known only to the two of them Robb left, and when the Blackfyres lost he was disowned and fled with the Blackfyres to Tyrosh. During the aftermath House Reyne was able to avoid most repercussions due to their quick disowning and condemnation of Robb Reyne, declaring that he acted on his own and with no support from House Reyne. During the Spring sickness House Reyne itself was able avoid most of the sickness by hiding in their subterranean castle, though their lands were hit by the sickness. With the country weakened by sickness and with whispers of a possible return of the Blackfyres, Robert sees a chance to advance once more.