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Haegon Longwaters "The Deaf Dragon"



- Widely considered to be worst bard in Westeros
- Inherently quite vain and petty, he's well aware of how bad at singing he is but likes to make people listen and hear their forced compliments
- Did genuinely want to be a bard and resents the position in life he has found himself in

History:
Haegon had dreams of being a bard from an early age, however he was not blessed with even the barest scrap of musical talent, he found himself shunned wherever he attempted to ply his trade even earning a reputation as the worst bard in Westeros. His mother, a woman overly proud of her lineage thought this ill-fitting of a blood of the dragon. Calling in favours from across the narrow-sea she was able to secure him a place working for the Iron-Bank. Although he loathed it there, young Haegon had an undeniable talent with numbers and his knowlege of Westeros proved useful to the organisation.

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House Redbeard



House Redbeard was founded by the Gerrick Kingsblood, who along with thousands of other wildlings crossed through to the south and swore an oath to Lord Commander Jon Snow to help defend the wall in return for safe passage. Due to his claim of descent from the legendary King Beyond the Wall Raymun Redbeard he and his clan were looked upon more favourably by the southron lords what with the south giving precedence to ancestry. He was given the title 'King of the Wildlings' by Queen Selyse Baratheon and even married his daughters off to several minor Stormlords.

However this respect did not extend to other wildlings. It was widely believed that House Redbeard did not descend from the infamous Raymun Redbeard but instead from younger brother Red-Raven, notable for having fled the Battle OF Long-Lake.


Rymund Redbeard

Skin-Changer

Errok The Skagosi

Leader of the dozen or so remaining Skagosi

Rat-Slayer

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Haegon Longwaters

House Longwaters

House Description

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House Seat

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Longhouse

Head of House

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Haegon Longwaters, Master of Coin

Recent History

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The restoration of House Targaryen made having dragon-blood (even a drop) suddenly quite enviable in Westeros. For Haegon he found this opened doors, even for the most minor of noble houses.

The royal treasury was in a difficult place after the unrest and intrigue from the War of The Five Kings and subsequent conflicts. It was decided that the new Master of Coin should be appointed on the basis of skill rather than prominence of their house. At the time Haegon was working for the Iron-Bank as envoy to Westeros, his experience and success as well as the right bribes to the right people meant his name reached the ears it needed to and soon enough he was appointed to the office.

House Relations

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House Longwaters was founded by a bastard of both House Velaryon and House Targaryen and in the past members have performed duties in the Red-Keep, but they have been small enough to escape the notice of any other more prominent houses. Until now.

Conceptualization

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Haegon has aspects of a trickster to him, but fundamentally believes himself to be a good man and that his actions are for the betterment of all, when it comes down to it he is in fact quite selfless. In spite of his mannerisms he is a very serious man and been boosted to a position of power he never expected to have and one which he knows how precarious is.

Plus I've got a few tricks up my sleeve...

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Haegon Longwaters

Master of Coin
The Knight of Longhouse

Age

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52

Appearance

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Haegon has a fairly stocky build with scraggly unkempt hair tinged with silver and a beard to match. His eyes, are a deep purple, are a reminder of his lineage and are noted for looking quite wild.

Reputation

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Haegon Longwaters is said to be possibly the worst bard in all Westeros, a fact that does not deter him from performing whenever and as often as he can. Those more astute see this as a mere facade to disarm people and hide quite a cunning mind, though it is difficult to be sure. Regardless, Haegon is known as something of an eccentric but none can question his skill with accounts.

Relations

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Haegon formerly worked for the Iron-Bank and his father was from Lys giving him ample connections across the narrow-sea.