Name: Gyles Grafton
Age:45
Appearance: Not a particularly tall man at 170cm, Lord Gyles was not a fighter but an artful steward. Some say his poor eyesight was caused by pouring over his impressive library illuminated only by candlelight. He bears the dark hair and green eyes of House Grafton and wears a rough beard like most of the houses’ sons.
Role: Lord of Gulltown, The Merchant Lord, the Alchemist
Equipment: A lot of Gold, Books, Longsword and armour (mostly ceremonial now)
Skills: Accomplished steward, competent diplomat has never had the need to fight either I nthe War of the Five Kings or the Second war the dawn as he was too young.
Biography: Lord Gyles is the youngest son of the Lord Gerold Grafton who died alongside his eldest Son fighting off the Iron
Fleet.As a Child Gyles was sent by his father to as a ward to the Eyrie an honour worthy of great Houses Stark and baratheon. However, squiring for the Young Lord Arryn must have been very different from what Eddard Stark and Robert Baratheon experienced as wards of the late Jon Arryn. whereas most wards develop a lifelogn friendship with their host, on this occasion this was not the case. Gyles witnessed a trantrumatic child who refused to grow up and accept the responsibilities of a man let alone those of a lord paramount. This led to Gyles more than often making up for the mess caused by his liege lord. By the time King Euron sacked Gulltown Lord Gyles had become quite proficient at lying and at making evidence of his lords mischief dissapear. Lord Gyles also developed a crush on Petyr baelish's bastard Daughter Alayne Stone and thought to himself that one day,as a lord, he would return to the Eyrie and bed the girl possibly make her his mistress. This was not to be,however, as she eventually revealed herself as Sansa Stark and departed north.
Lord Gyles ruled through his council for until he turned 16. He set himself to task rebuilding Gulltown from the ashes by making the Irons islands pay extortionate ransoms for all captured lords, vessels and arms and subjecting the captured prisoners to hard labour until these were paid. Lord Gyles then spent most of his years, securing the city against any future threat by building a second wall and rebuilding Gulltown’s Fleet. Houses to the Seven, apocatharies and as well as a Bathhouse modelled on the Ghiscari models of old were built within the city. He is mocked by his enemies as the merchant Lord for being so money focused and called the alchemist by his friends for extracting such wealth out of the barren and notoriously poor Iron Islands.