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Rediculous Anime Bullshit: The RP

@Reflection Modern city by default, but all of the above do exist.

Rediculous Anime Bullshit: The RP

@Dead Cruiser Fair, but they'll be treated exactly like how the internet treats edgelords.

And if not you're all fired.

Rediculous Anime Bullshit: The RP

Are you tired of taking shit seriously all the goddamn time?

Are you tired of RPs with sensible power scaling?

Do you just want to write anime-ass fight scenes?

Me fucking too.

I'm thinking basically an abridged series as an RP, so do not expect any edgelord OC to be taken seriously. My idea for the opening is just a flood of mooks killing fucking everything, and you all killing/neutralizing your way through the horde until you meet up and either group up or fight a little, then group up so you can defeat the rest of the horde then their boss.

And from there standard anime plot: kill bad guy of the week, character develop into powerup true combo, then onto the next badguy.

In terms of what I'm looking for in characters, flash is function. Most explosions possible, fastest speed possible, most punches possible, make them god-fucking-tier and then go beyond. Of course they have to be killable (at least by an equally god-tier character) and they have to have at least a single flaw in their abilities so that it can be exploited for drama.

That's basically the idea. It will be bloody, it will be explosive, and it will probably crash and burn horribly but dammit I want to try!

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Saito Sayori

Thundress

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"Aww, you're working out so hard. Is it to impress me? C-U-T-E.~"
— Sayori

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NAME

Saito Sayori

GENDER

Female

AGE

14 - 5/11

NATIONALITY

Japanese, Korean ancestry.

APPEARANCE

Height:5'2"

Weight:115 lbs.

Fashion Sense:As a part of her teasing and catty personality, when not in uniform, Sayori dresses less than conservatively. Her fashion often shifts between tight clothes, often showing an immense amount of skin, and over the top outfits that wouldn't be out of place on a fashion show. Jewelry is commonly worn, and she has both pieced ears and a pierced nostril. Her nails, usually unpolished in uniform, are flamboyantly painted when out of it.

Distinguishing Features:Sayori is tanned and bleaches her hair, much to the dismay of her parents. She's also poorly endowed, and compensates by drawing attention to her lower half.

PERSONALITY

Sayori seems at first to be a kind and playful young girl, treating friends well, with only light teasing. However, this is only a facade, and Sayori is in fact, a rather malicious person. Sayori will use flirtation and teasing to drive people against each-other entirely for her own amusement. Sayori sees most other students as toys for her own amusement, and will bully and ridicule them.

However, when Sayori is around someone she legitimately likes, she acts just as kindly as her facade suggests, though maintaining a coldness about her that suggests that nobody truly knows who she is, but when around someone she really likes (yes, that way), all evidence of a coldness and impenetrability disappears and she suddenly becomes a giggly mess. Those that Sayori really likes (Again, that way) will receive far more teasing than anyone else, but it will be friendly teasing, compared to her brutal character assaults when speaking to someone she doesn't like, and if anyone else seems to express an interest or a dislike of that person (Who she likes in that way)? Sayori's personality turns black as the night sky.

Sayori is a capable liar, and will lie even when it's not particularly necessary, especially if it aids her in one of her "campaigns", or her ambitions, of which she has many. Though Sayori will often do things for gratification in the moment, many of her actions are done to achieve goals far in the future.

Manipulative, bullying, and smug, Sayori is... well, honestly a bitch, but she has some morality and some lines she won't cross. So, that's better than nothing?

HISTORY

Saito Sayori was born in Fukuoka Prefecture, her mother was half-Korean. Sayori had an average childhood, regular fare. Sayori's quirk manifesting had some impact on her life, but hopping into a power outlet in class to get out of doing math wasn't a major life event. Sayori's life began changing severely when her father suffered a career-ending injury. With the family's main breadwinner out of commission, Sayori and her mother both had to work extremely hard, and Sayori's already low stamina only got worse. Her eyes became bagged and her health deteriorated. Sayori needed something, anything, to cheer herself up.

She found it through two things: Fashion, which she took up with gusto, entering the gyaru subculture, and bullying, which she began doing at an immense volume to basically everyone who crossed her path. She finally had an escape from her miserable, overworked state, and quickly gathered a clique of fellow fashionistas under her leadership. She did need a future though... she didn't want to work in an office, she looked too good for that, but modeling... she'd have to go without a bra for that! Not an option!

Wait, something that would let her show off, while still remaining un-eyeball-molested, as well as letting her use her quirk to stop from being overly exhausted was being a hero! And those hot heroes got a crapton of money too! Yeah... that made so much sense! It totally wasn't because she saw the muscular bodies of those heroes and got a bit bothered, that was nonsense!

TRANSFORMATION TYPE QUIRK: SHOCK BATTERY

Short Quirk explanation: Sayori can transform into a form of pure electricity in a vaguely humanoid shape. In this form she can travel like an electrical current and absorb electricity into herself.

OTHERS

Likes: Jewelry, fashion, flirting, shopping, relaxing, mocking.

Dislikes: Losers, people who bully people she likes, working too hard, sushi, tea.

Fears: Sayori is afraid of ever being seen as vulnerable, and will do anything to maintain her unbothered air.

Eyeballin'

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Ivanjiin Tömörbaatar

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"The eyes are the window to the soul, and my house has many windows."
— The man himself

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NAME

Tomorbaatar "Tomor". He has no last name, but uses the patronomic Ivanjiin (After his father Ivan) if needed.

GENDER

Male

AGE

15 - 18/12

NATIONALITY

Mongolian

APPEARANCE

Height:5'9"

Weight:205 lbs.

Fashion Sense:Tomorbaatar wears large, billowing robes when out of uniform, and often wears robes over his uniform when he's not being watched. He often has curios hanging off of him, such as lanterns, incense burners and small baubles.

Distinguishing Features: Tomorbaatar's left eye has two pupils. His right eye had the same mutation until he gouged it out.

PERSONALITY

Tomor is a quiet and introspective young man, who enjoys using his quirk to creep people out as an icebreaker. He is kind despite his introverted nature, and is capable of acts of great kindness. Tomor can also be rather snarky, often at his own expense, though he is more than willing to snark at someone else should he find them distasteful. He also enjoys pretending that he's a cultist of some description, often crying out about the "old gods" and other apocalyptic nonsense, though he understands when he's taken it too far and can bring it back down when someone is obviously uncomfortable. He enjoys eldrich and occult aesthetics, and seeks to eventually be known as "the occult hero".

For all his jokey kindness, Tomor also has a darker side. He suffers extreme emotional episodes quite often, and has a history of violence against himself. During these episodes he often walks around in a melancholy haze, barely acknowledging anyone, and if talked to he will respond in single words, punctuating every word with a sigh.

HISTORY

A purebred Mongolian, Tomorbaatar Ivanjiin, known as "Tomor", was born in a yurt somewhere in the steppes of Mongolia to a man named Ivan, and a woman named Jerche, the second of three children. The traditional life of a Mongolian on the steppes was not easy, the life of a nomad denied of modern comforts. Ivan, himself originally born in Ulaanbaatar, had taken up this lifestyle to get back to his roots, but quickly felt dissatisfied. Tomor knew how to ride a horse by the time he was eight, and still feels a strong connection with those animals. Tomor quickly established himself as somewhat of a problem child, often stealing parts from the family's hunting quarry to turn into occult instruments, often ruining their potential as a meal in the process. His father did not appreciate this in the slightest, and strictly taught his son to control his bizarre behavior, through physical violence if necessary. This was an early sign of Tomor's obsession with the aesthetic of the occult, which is a defining trait of his current appearance.

Ivan's dissatisfaction with the nomadic lifestyle would be sated when he returned to Ulaanbaatar and entered a strongman competition for the fun of it. A massive man, Ivan was unaware that these competitions were often used by Japanese scouts to search for potential sumo wrestlers, competitors in a Mongolian-dominated sport. Ivan impressed them, and soon packed up all of his family's meager belongings and moved to Japan. Tomor managed to pick up Japanese easily, and became obsessed with the nation's hero scene.

Tomor, however, despite his efforts to control it, became extremely depressed. He succeeded in school but was constantly fighting with himself to keep his emotions in check. Just as he was about to graduate and choose a hero school, he snapped, and a severe emotional breakdown occurred, one that would leave him confined to a hospital. During this, he gouged out his own right eye, thankfully his quirk allowed him to replace it, but it was a horrific demonstration of how broken Tomor was. No longer able to enter a good hero school with his worrying tenancies, Tomor, pleading that he was capable of controlling it, and that he had a moment of weakness, managed to get into LOSER (With some help from his father, who canvassed and harassed, yelling about how wonderful his son was and how much of a mistake was being made by turning him away).

EMITTER CLASS QUIRK: Eyes a'Plenty

Short Quirk explanation: Tomor can generate many eyes on any object, he can see through these eyes as if they were his own..

OTHERS

Put anything else you'd like in here, but be sure to include what is already listed.

Likes: Incense, fire, baubles, theology, Lovecraft, experimenting with gasses, being spooky, stand-up comedy.

Dislikes: Abusers, perverts, being alone, being hated, Stories where the good guys win, people not being scared of his attempts to be frightening.

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House Stokeworth

House Stokeworth

House Information

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My Hider

Synopsis

House Stokeworth is a minor noble house dating back at least to Aegon's Conquest, where they surrendered to Aegon the Conqueror's sister Visenya after Vhagar burned the roof of their castle, a scar which Castle Stokeworth bears as evidence of their continued faithfulness to the throne. House Stokeworth has always been loyal to whoever holds the throne, whether they be Targaryen or Baratheon, and their house words reflect this. House Stokeworth faced extinction during the War of Five Kings, but a marriage between Lady Lollys Stokeworth and the recently raised to nobility Ser Bronn of the Blackwater saved them. Ser Bronn was a former Sellsword whose actions at the Battle of the Blackwater against the forces of Stannis Baratheon had given him his name and coat of arms. His legacy has dominated the modern House Stokeworth, who still remain faithful, but with a sense of ambition.

Head of House

Lady Elissa Stokeworth

Seat

Castle Stokeworth

Demesne

House Stokeworth is a very minor house, owning a small domain a short ride directly north of King's Landing, consisting of Castle Stokeworth itself and a few surrounding hamlets. They have no landed vassals. 1000 levies, men at arms, and knights are sworn to Lady Elissa.

Recent History

Lady Lollys Stokeworth & Lord Protector Bronn of the Blackwater, 300-324

With the ascension of Ser Bronn of the Blackwater as Lord Protector of Stokeworth, House Stokeworth shifted from a house of doormats to a house of wealth and ambition. Lord Protector Bronn swore his fealty to King Tommen, and eventually his successor in Queen Cersei Lannister, but when his banners were called to prepare for the upcoming war with the Dragon Queen Daenarys Targaryen, Bronn failed to answer. He, his new family, his levies, and a large amount of sellswords he'd hired with his growing wealth had marched north to fight the oncoming storm of the dead, or at least that's what Bronn said. In all actuality, he saw the writing on the wall. If he was to keep his new status, Bronn of the Blackwater needed to endear himself to the woman who was guaranteed to win the war.

The gold sent to him by an old dwarven friend helped too.

House Stokeworth won even further wealth as a result of Bronn's actions, and he proved a loyal bannerman, more than pleased with the vast wealth he'd won himself over his long career. He impregnated his wife Lady Lollys sometime in the year 305, and she gave birth to her second son and first trueborn child, the future lord Rhaegar Stokeworth, named to honor Queen Daenerys in much the same way that her bastard son Tyrion's name honored Lord Tyrion Lannister. They would have two more children, both daughters, who would be married to men of Houses Sunglass and Fossoway of New Barrel.

As he aged, Lord Bronn delegated more and more of the ruling of his realm to the now Castellan Tyrion Tanner, who was effective ruler of Stokeworth from 315 to 324. Lady Lollys died in the year 320, leaving Rhaegar as lord, though he didn't bear the title until Bronn followed her in 324. Both died of natural causes.

Lord Rhaegar Stokeworth, 324-341

Named after one of the finest warriors in the history of the Seven Kingdoms, Lord Rhaegar was anything but. A rail-thin man who was constantly one step in the grave and was unable to even walk unassisted after losing toes on both feet to a sudden necrosis, Rhaegar was easily manipulated, as well as a medical marvel who often had visits from Maesters of all corners. His urine was sweet enough to attract ants, and he was nigh-infertile, only impregnating his wife once in his entire lifetime through sheer gods-given luck. Rhaegar spent most of his time locked in Castle Stokeworth, only seeing the sun through the window of his study, within which he read novels and masturbated from the crack of dawn until the sun fell below the horizon.

With his infirmity, the realm continued to be ruled by Castellan Tyrion Tanner, whose regime had quickly gone from one dedicated to the good of the realm as it had been under Lady Lollys, to one dedicated to lining Tanner's pockets. Bronn's great wealth quickly filled Tanner's coffers, and the soldiers of Stokeworth were given vast pensions in exchange for following the Castellan's orders to the letter.

Rhaegar's health continued to decline as his son Godry grew into a man. Eventually Rhaegar's leg was amputated after becoming gangrenous, and he passed not long after as a result of the wound becoming infected. He was succeeded by the aforementioned Godry.

Lord Godry Stokeworth "The Godless" 341-378

Godry Stokeworth rose to Lordship at the young age of 20, and with the influence of Tyrion Tanner still riding Castle Stokeworth, a good number of reforms needed to be made. Of course, most of Godry Stokeworth's soldiers needed to be loyal to him rather than to Tanner, and the revolt that sprung up the year of his ascension was the perfect chance to gather his troops and endear himself to them. With the loyalty of his troops assured, Godry returned to Castle Stokeworth, knowing that he would no longer allow Tanner's manipulations to dominate the castle. Within a few months, Godry had managed to uncover proof of Tanner's embezzling, which he had never had to hide before, and exiled the man from Castle Stokeworth. His son almost shared the same fate, but the younger Tanner was smart enough to be extremely and almost overbearingly loyal.

While under his father, House Stokeworth had grown isolationist and never entered politics outside their small section of the world, Godry returned to the political spectrum, becoming a well-known courtier in the Red Keep, often spending more time there than he did in Stokeworth. This didn't mean that he neglected his domain, far from it, in fact Stokeworth's population doubled under Godry's reign as a result of establishing trade relations with lords of the other Seven Kingdoms when they journeyed to King's Landing.

One of Godry's many ambitions was to assemble a navy for House Stokeworth, despite their holdings possessing no coastline. With his time in King's Landing and his holdings' growing wealth, Godry began assembling a fleet of ships, none larger than a scow. This fleet would allow Godry's men to bring a greater amount of goods back home to Stokeworth, which began entering a boom state like none other in its history. With its population growing exponentially, Godry requested more and more land from the royal domain to deal with the crowding that quickly became an issue.

Godry's nickname came from a certain incident as he grew into a grouchy old man. Rich and wildly popular, Godry's only threat came from the faith, who began seeking income from the peasantry at House Stokeworth's expense. Enraged, Godry marched on the largest sept with his household knights, demanding the bishop surrender his titles. When refused, his knights entered the building, restrained the septons, took any holy relics, then burned the building to the ground, stating that "with all of the holy things out of it, that sept only worships coin, and idolatry is the greatest of sins." Godry would die soon after, some say as a result of a curse brought on by his actions. He was succeeded by his firstborn and daughter, Elissa, as according to Dornish Law.

Realm Relations

TBD

Storyline Premise

Loyalty is its own reward, but it's not the most lucrative reward. House Stokeworth remains loyal, now and forever, but they do so while seeking ever greater office. Lady Elissa seeks one of the Seven Kingdoms for her own, replacing a house of traitors, while her husband Lord Barristan Waters desires to forge a new Stokeworth realm against the status quo. Whatever way they go, House Stokeworth will not accept their minor status for long.

Family Tree

Character Information

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POV #1: Lady Elissa Stokeworth

Identity

Lady Elissa Stokeworth

Age

31

Role

Lady of Castle Stokeworth

Characterization

Masculinity, a stiff upper lip, and iron. Elissa Stokeworth is no lady socialite. Though never trained in combat, she dresses in full armor, rides with her soldiers, and always has a weapon on hand. Elissa understands that the men of Westeros only recognize power and strength, and seeks to project an image of those two things. In actuality, Elissa is clueless at arms and would much prefer a dress to a suit of armor, but she possesses a willingness to give up her own comfort for her ambitions, something successfully beat into her by her father.

Elissa is ambitious and desires greater station, but she's not evil, she's capable of being quite friendly to those she likes, and has a poisonous tongue when the time calls for snark. She's also a bit of a romantic, and enjoys performing public displays of affection with her husband as a sort of brag. Elissa can lack tact, which is either a downside when she's upset, or a bonus when she's attempting to be funny, and combined with a love for wine, this can lead to her saying rather controversial things.

Above all, Elissa values loyalty, and finds disloyalty and deceit utterly disgusting. If someone earns her loyalty or is owed her loyalty by obligation, they will find a willing and able servant. This doesn't mean she lacks fire, and she will protest plans she finds foolish, she just won't say no if overruled.

Disloyalty or betrayal triggers a red rage in Elissa, and her words go from slightly barbed to stabbing. It takes extreme measures to bring Elissa to strike anyone, but she will if she feels suitably offended. Other things that enrage her are insulting her husband or other members of her immediate family, or bringing up her lowborn heritage.

Attributes & Talents

Elissa is a skilled speaker, both diplomatically, where she excells at befriending other lords, and in speechcraft. She has a talent for using her words to inspire loyalty from her colleagues and subjects, and is capable of establishing goodwill with even the least diplomatic lord. Elissa is not a commander of men, but as a commander of ships, she's surprisingly talented, a talent inspired by her father's attempts to build their clan a navy. Elissa is a capable enough administrator as well, but she struggles with impulse control when it comes to spending money.

Immediate Family

• Barristan Waters, called "Badwaters", bastard of House Rykker. Lord Consort of Stokeworth. Five and thirty.
• Harys Stokeworth, eldest child of Elissa and Barristan. Four and ten. Once betrothed, now a widower without being married.
• Brynden, Gyles, and Tytos Stokeworth, Elissa and Barristan's three younger sons. Two and ten, six, and four respectively.
• Jeyne and Verra, Elissa and Barristan's youngest children, twin girls. Two.
• Ser Bronn Stokeworth, younger brother of Lady Elissa, a knight and member of the City Watch of King's Landing. Nine and twenty. Widower.
• Rohanne Waters, bastard daughter of Ser Bronn brought to Castle Stokeworth on the day of his wedding. Four and ten. Unmarried.
• (Ros Bar Emmon), wife of Ser Bronn, died of a bowel illness at the age of five and twenty.
• Genna Hill, bastard daughter of Ser Bronn sired on a serving maid during a trip to Casterly Rock, Two and ten.
• Genna Stokeworth, Mother of Lady Elissa and Ser Bronn

Personal Relations

TBA

POV #2: Ser Bronn Stokeworth

Identity

Ser Bronn Stokeworth

Role

Member of the City Watch of King's Landing

Age

29

Characterization

For a massive, often drunk beast of a man, Bronn Stokeworth is a sorry sight. A depressed, often in tears mess, the man has mourned his wife for the past three years, and doesn't seem to be looking to stop anytime soon. Once a boisterous and rowdy man, hated by many for crimes committed while drunk, Bronn travelled the Seven Kingdoms, whoring and fighting. He even took his ancestor Bronn of the Blackwater's personal arms as he own to demonstrate his separation from his family. Bronn now wanders King's Landing in a gold cloak, drinking his sorrows away.

Bronn is no simple drunk, however. Well, he is simple, but he's still a lordling, and has the sense of entitlement that all lordlings possess. He turns red and furious when denied, and can be extremely cruel to those he thinks has wronged him. For all his rage and entitlement, Bronn is still a loyal man, much like most others in his house. In fact, he's probably more loyal than the rest of them, as a result of contentedness with simply drinking himself into a grave rather than seeking higher station. Blindly and stupidly loyal, Bronn is an excellent henchman, but for all his stupidity and inability to look into the future, he is no dog, and will bite back if pushed too far.

Bronn despises cowards, he also despises abusers, hell, anyone who takes their family for granted. He believes in honor and justice, and with a lack of desire to take part in intrigue or politics, will often take justice into his own hands despite the wishes of his betters unless ordered otherwise explicitly, and even then his loyalty only extends so far. With all of this, it's no wonder why his sister sees him as a dangerous wild card who could derail any of her plans accidentally, and is perfectly fine with leaving him to drink.

Attributes & Talents

Bronn's name is rather fitting, as he is a paragon of brawn. A massive bear of a man, halfway past six feet, Bronn is capable of tossing a grown man like a doll, and on the battlefield he wears a massive suit of heavy steel armor, with a two handed sword taller than he is. Ironically, he's not an especially skilled swordsman, relying on brute strength and a willingness to toss chivalry to the wind. Bronn is a mediocre tactician, but is surprisingly perceptive, and has often defeated opponents trying to outwit him just by noticing what they were doing before they had started doing it. This perceptiveness also allows him to notice when someone is attempting to play games of intrigue. Bronn is also shockingly well read on the laws of the realm, and this may be the one intellectual pursuit in which he can be said to excel.

My Hero Academia: Chaos Age | Open

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Haruki was super impressed.

Everyone else's quirks were so cool! He thought his quirk was cool, but it was almost disappointing when compared to the rest of them. He'd sort of downplayed everyone else's quirks out of irritation at being interrupted, but now he realized just how outclassed he was, and he couldn't be more excited. The thought of competing with all of these others while being at such a disadvantage, helping them achieve their potentials, it was so cool!

He was especially shocked by the girl who seemed to be nothing more than a mass of goo. Wow! He'd never seen anything even close to that, what the heck kinda quirks did they have here at UA?

Haruki watched in awe, as the principal introduced himself. He'd never seen anyone so powerful in his life, and he'd get to be taught by this guy? Wow! Haruki just kept getting more and more shocked with every reveal! It was like he was living in a movie! Haruki wanted to ask him so many questions, but he held his tongue and waited, no matter how much it sucked to do so. When they were done there, he bounced over to the teacher with their keys, and pumped his fists up and down as he waited. He was going to get a room, and a roommate! Katsuro! That guy who could light himself on fire! That was awesome! They were gonna be best friends, they were gonna conquer the world!

He was about to go over to introduce himself to Katsuro, but then he was interrupted by the security chief. Haruki immediately became concerned, there were so many rules all of a sudden. Haruki was willing to follow rules, but these were so over the top. Jeez, Haruki didn't know how okay he was with this, but he had to do this if he wanted to be a hero, no matter how strict the rules were. He shook himself and slapped his cheeks. Be happy, be excited, don't be worried, worrying is useless. Okay, rules schmules, he was gonna be a hero! Himura Haruki: best hero in the world!

Haruki retrieved his key and darted off to his room, where Katsuro was already setting up. Haruki went to go in, then realized he'd forgotten his suitcase in the car! Oh no! All his stuff! He turned to walk away, only for the security guy to shove it into his arms.

"You forgot this, your parents handed it in at the security checkpoint."

Haruki looked up with wide eyes.

"Aw man! I'm such a screw up, thanks sensei!" he replied quickly, turning to go back into the room.

"Sure..." he heard the man say behind him in a voice that seemed both confused and amused.

"Hi Ryuujin-san!" Haruki yelled out as he waddled his suitcase into his room. He pulled out a whole bunch of black clothes and stuffed them in a closet, then a laptop, which he put on one of the provided tables. Then he pulled out a black blanket which he laid over his bed, a bunch of paintings that he himself had made when he was younger, all of which were kinda spooky looking, with deformed faces and dark imagery, and stuck them up on the wall. He put out a small mat, meant for karate practice, and finally a speedbag, which he hung from the roof right next to his bed. "Done!" he yelled out with a wide smile. It felt just like home already.

Blood Reigns Over Westeros: A Song of Ice & Fire Story (Accepting Player Proposals)

House Stokeworth

House Stokeworth

House Information

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My Hider

Synopsis

House Stokeworth is a minor noble house dating back at least to Aegon's Conquest, where they surrendered to Aegon the Conqueror's sister Visenya after Vhagar burned the roof of their castle, a scar which Castle Stokeworth bears as evidence of their continued faithfulness to the throne. House Stokeworth has always been loyal to whoever holds the throne, whether they be Targaryen or Baratheon, and their house words reflect this. House Stokeworth faced extinction during the War of Five Kings, but a marriage between Lady Lollys Stokeworth and the recently raised to nobility Ser Bronn of the Blackwater saved them. Ser Bronn was a former Sellsword whose actions at the Battle of the Blackwater against the forces of Stannis Baratheon had given him his name and coat of arms. His legacy has dominated the modern House Stokeworth, who still remain faithful, but with a sense of ambition.

Head of House

Lady Elissa Stokeworth

Seat

Castle Stokeworth

Demesne

House Stokeworth is a very minor house, owning a small domain a short ride directly north of King's Landing, consisting of Castle Stokeworth itself and a few surrounding hamlets. They have no landed vassals. 1000 levies, men at arms, and knights are sworn to Lady Elissa.

Recent History

Lady Lollys Stokeworth & Lord Protector Bronn of the Blackwater, 300-324

With the ascension of Ser Bronn of the Blackwater as Lord Protector of Stokeworth, House Stokeworth shifted from a house of doormats to a house of wealth and ambition. Lord Protector Bronn swore his fealty to King Tommen, and eventually his successor in Queen Cersei Lannister, but when his banners were called to prepare for the upcoming war with the Dragon Queen Daenarys Targaryen, Bronn failed to answer. He, his new family, his levies, and a large amount of sellswords he'd hired with his growing wealth had marched north to fight the oncoming storm of the dead, or at least that's what Bronn said. In all actuality, he saw the writing on the wall. If he was to keep his new status, Bronn of the Blackwater needed to endear himself to the woman who was guaranteed to win the war.

The gold sent to him by an old dwarven friend helped too.

House Stokeworth won even further wealth as a result of Bronn's actions, and he proved a loyal bannerman, more than pleased with the vast wealth he'd won himself over his long career. He impregnated his wife Lady Lollys sometime in the year 305, and she gave birth to her second son and first trueborn child, the future lord Rhaegar Stokeworth, named to honor Queen Daenerys in much the same way that her bastard son Tyrion's name honored Lord Tyrion Lannister. They would have two more children, both daughters, who would be married to men of Houses Sunglass and Fossoway of New Barrel.

As he aged, Lord Bronn delegated more and more of the ruling of his realm to the now Castellan Tyrion Tanner, who was effective ruler of Stokeworth from 315 to 324. Lady Lollys died in the year 320, leaving Rhaegar as lord, though he didn't bear the title until Bronn followed her in 324. Both died of natural causes.

Lord Rhaegar Stokeworth, 324-341

Named after one of the finest warriors in the history of the Seven Kingdoms, Lord Rhaegar was anything but. A rail-thin man who was constantly one step in the grave and was unable to even walk unassisted after losing toes on both feet to a sudden necrosis, Rhaegar was easily manipulated, as well as a medical marvel who often had visits from Maesters of all corners. His urine was sweet enough to attract ants, and he was nigh-infertile, only impregnating his wife once in his entire lifetime through sheer gods-given luck. Rhaegar spent most of his time locked in Castle Stokeworth, only seeing the sun through the window of his study, within which he read novels and masturbated from the crack of dawn until the sun fell below the horizon.

With his infirmity, the realm continued to be ruled by Castellan Tyrion Tanner, whose regime had quickly gone from one dedicated to the good of the realm as it had been under Lady Lollys, to one dedicated to lining Tanner's pockets. Bronn's great wealth quickly filled Tanner's coffers, and the soldiers of Stokeworth were given vast pensions in exchange for following the Castellan's orders to the letter.

Rhaegar's health continued to decline as his son Godry grew into a man. Eventually Rhaegar's leg was amputated after becoming gangrenous, and he passed not long after as a result of the wound becoming infected. He was succeeded by the aforementioned Godry.

Lord Godry Stokeworth "The Godless" 341-378

Godry Stokeworth rose to Lordship at the young age of 20, and with the influence of Tyrion Tanner still riding Castle Stokeworth, a good number of reforms needed to be made. Of course, most of Godry Stokeworth's soldiers needed to be loyal to him rather than to Tanner, and the revolt that sprung up the year of his ascension was the perfect chance to gather his troops and endear himself to them. With the loyalty of his troops assured, Godry returned to Castle Stokeworth, knowing that he would no longer allow Tanner's manipulations to dominate the castle. Within a few months, Godry had managed to uncover proof of Tanner's embezzling, which he had never had to hide before, and exiled the man from Castle Stokeworth. His son almost shared the same fate, but the younger Tanner was smart enough to be extremely and almost overbearingly loyal.

While under his father, House Stokeworth had grown isolationist and never entered politics outside their small section of the world, Godry returned to the political spectrum, becoming a well-known courtier in the Red Keep, often spending more time there than he did in Stokeworth. This didn't mean that he neglected his domain, far from it, in fact Stokeworth's population doubled under Godry's reign as a result of establishing trade relations with lords of the other Seven Kingdoms when they journeyed to King's Landing.

One of Godry's many ambitions was to assemble a navy for House Stokeworth, despite their holdings possessing no coastline. With his time in King's Landing and his holdings' growing wealth, Godry began assembling a fleet of ships, none larger than a scow. This fleet would allow Godry's men to bring a greater amount of goods back home to Stokeworth, which began entering a boom state like none other in its history. With its population growing exponentially, Godry requested more and more land from the royal domain to deal with the crowding that quickly became an issue.

Godry's nickname came from a certain incident as he grew into a grouchy old man. Rich and wildly popular, Godry's only threat came from the faith, who began seeking income from the peasantry at House Stokeworth's expense. Enraged, Godry marched on the largest sept with his household knights, demanding the bishop surrender his titles. When refused, his knights entered the building, restrained the septons, took any holy relics, then burned the building to the ground, stating that "with all of the holy things out of it, that sept only worships coin, and idolatry is the greatest of sins." Godry would die soon after, some say as a result of a curse brought on by his actions. He was succeeded by his firstborn and daughter, Elissa, as according to Dornish Law.

Realm Relations

TBD

Storyline Premise

Loyalty is its own reward, but it's not the most lucrative reward. House Stokeworth remains loyal, now and forever, but they do so while seeking ever greater office. Lady Elissa seeks one of the Seven Kingdoms for her own, replacing a house of traitors, while her husband Lord Barristan Waters desires to forge a new Stokeworth realm against the status quo. Whatever way they go, House Stokeworth will not accept their minor status for long.

Character Information

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POV #1: Lady Elissa Stokeworth

Identity

Lady Elissa Stokeworth

Age

31

Role

Lady of Castle Stokeworth

Characterization

Masculinity, a stiff upper lip, and iron. Elissa Stokeworth is no lady socialite. Though never trained in combat, she dresses in full armor, rides with her soldiers, and always has a weapon on hand. Elissa understands that the men of Westeros only recognize power and strength, and seeks to project an image of those two things. In actuality, Elissa is clueless at arms and would much prefer a dress to a suit of armor, but she possesses a willingness to give up her own comfort for her ambitions, something successfully beat into her by her father.

Elissa is ambitious and desires greater station, but she's not evil, she's capable of being quite friendly to those she likes, and has a poisonous tongue when the time calls for snark. She's also a bit of a romantic, and enjoys performing public displays of affection with her husband as a sort of brag. Elissa can lack tact, which is either a downside when she's upset, or a bonus when she's attempting to be funny, and combined with a love for wine, this can lead to her saying rather controversial things.

Above all, Elissa values loyalty, and finds disloyalty and deceit utterly disgusting. If someone earns her loyalty or is owed her loyalty by obligation, they will find a willing and able servant. This doesn't mean she lacks fire, and she will protest plans she finds foolish, she just won't say no if overruled.

Disloyalty or betrayal triggers a red rage in Elissa, and her words go from slightly barbed to stabbing. It takes extreme measures to bring Elissa to strike anyone, but she will if she feels suitably offended. Other things that enrage her are insulting her husband or other members of her immediate family, or bringing up her lowborn heritage.

Attributes & Talents

Elissa is a skilled speaker, both diplomatically, where she excells at befriending other lords, and in speechcraft. She has a talent for using her words to inspire loyalty from her colleagues and subjects, and is capable of establishing goodwill with even the least diplomatic lord. Elissa is not a commander of men, but as a commander of ships, she's surprisingly talented, a talent inspired by her father's attempts to build their clan a navy. Elissa is a capable enough administrator as well, but she struggles with impulse control when it comes to spending money.

Immediate Family

• Barristan Waters, called "Badwaters", bastard of House Rykker. Lord Consort of Stokeworth. Five and thirty.
• Harys Stokeworth, eldest child of Elissa and Barristan. Four and ten. Once betrothed, now a widower without being married.
• Brynden, Gyles, and Tytos Stokeworth, Elissa and Barristan's three younger sons. Two and ten, six, and four respectively.
• Jeyne and Verra, Elissa and Barristan's youngest children, twin girls. Two.
• Ser Bronn Stokeworth, younger brother of Lady Elissa, a knight and member of the City Watch of King's Landing. Nine and twenty. Widower.
• Rohanne Waters, bastard daughter of Ser Bronn brought to Castle Stokeworth on the day of his wedding. Six and ten. Unmarried.
• (Ros Bar Emmon), wife of Ser Bronn, died of a bowel illness at the age of five and twenty.
• Genna Hill, bastard daughter of Ser Bronn sired on a serving maid during a trip to Casterly Rock, Two and ten.

Personal Relations

TBA

POV #2: Ser Bronn Stokeworth

Identity

Ser Bronn Stokeworth

Role

Member of the City Watch of King's Landing

Age

29

Characterization

For a massive, often drunk beast of a man, Bronn Stokeworth is a sorry sight. A depressed, often in tears mess, the man has mourned his wife for the past three years, and doesn't seem to be looking to stop anytime soon. Once a boisterous and rowdy man, hated by many for crimes committed while drunk, Bronn travelled the Seven Kingdoms, whoring and fighting. He even took his ancestor Bronn of the Blackwater's personal arms as he own to demonstrate his separation from his family. Bronn now wanders King's Landing in a gold cloak, drinking his sorrows away.

Bronn is no simple drunk, however. Well, he is simple, but he's still a lordling, and has the sense of entitlement that all lordlings possess. He turns red and furious when denied, and can be extremely cruel to those he thinks has wronged him. For all his rage and entitlement, Bronn is still a loyal man, much like most others in his house. In fact, he's probably more loyal than the rest of them, as a result of contentedness with simply drinking himself into a grave rather than seeking higher station. Blindly and stupidly loyal, Bronn is an excellent henchman, but for all his stupidity and inability to look into the future, he is no dog, and will bite back if pushed too far.

Bronn despises cowards, he also despises abusers, hell, anyone who takes their family for granted. He believes in honor and justice, and with a lack of desire to take part in intrigue or politics, will often take justice into his own hands despite the wishes of his betters unless ordered otherwise explicitly, and even then his loyalty only extends so far. With all of this, it's no wonder why his sister sees him as a dangerous wild card who could derail any of her plans accidentally, and is perfectly fine with leaving him to drink.

Attributes & Talents

Bronn's name is rather fitting, as he is a paragon of brawn. A massive bear of a man, halfway past six feet, Bronn is capable of tossing a grown man like a doll, and on the battlefield he wears a massive suit of heavy steel armor, with a two handed sword taller than he is. Ironically, he's not an especially skilled swordsman, relying on brute strength and a willingness to toss chivalry to the wind. Bronn is a mediocre tactician, but is surprisingly perceptive, and has often defeated opponents trying to outwit him just by noticing what they were doing before they had started doing it. This perceptiveness also allows him to notice when someone is attempting to play games of intrigue. Bronn is also shockingly well read on the laws of the realm, and this may be the one intellectual pursuit in which he can be said to excel.

Blood Reigns Over Westeros: A Song of Ice & Fire Story (Accepting Player Proposals)

Well, if you think you’d rather do a smaller house – there’s plenty of vassals to play off of. Besides, we all ghost a RP or three every now and then (plus I cancelled it at the time so I cannot blame you and you are my friend). If you need a link to my discord, lmk.

@Inkarnate

I'll think about it, I'm getting back into ASOIAF so I might make something.

And yeah, could you PM me the discord link?

Blood Reigns Over Westeros: A Song of Ice & Fire Story (Accepting Player Proposals)

I'm just gonna lurk this for now, last time I tried to join I just ghosted and I can't trust myself to not do that again, but I must witness my legacy.