Ashara Dayne grew up at Starfall, a grand place with long histories. Her older brother, Arthur, was her hero. He became the Sword of Morning, a legend. His joining the Kingsguard was a great honor. But it meant he left her side. He served the king now. This created a space inside her. She longed for grand gestures, for stories to live. Court life in King’s Landing offered new dreams. Ashara became a lady-in-waiting for Princess Elia. She loved the grand feasts, the brave knights. Her beauty and easy laugh drew many. Lordlings and Knights wanted her attention. She imagined a great love. A true knight, perhaps She was well known at court, Her vivid violet eyes and easy laugh quickly made her famous. They called her "The Maid with Laughing Purple Eyes." She found herself the subject of much attention. Prince Oberyn Martell enjoyed her sharp wit. Brandon and Eddard Stark admired her kind spirit. She loved the games of courtly love, still holding onto grand romantic visions. But the mood in the capital darkened. King Aerys grew more unpredictable. Then came the terrible news. Brandon and Rickard Stark died brutally. This shocked her. Rumors of war spread like fire. Houses Stark, Baratheon, Tully, and Arryn now stood against the crown. Her hopes for peace began to waver. Her trip to Harrenhal felt like a last moment of innocence before a storm. She wished for someone to make things right.

Brendan Coldrayne knew duty from birth. His childhood at Silver Peak, a snow-kissed fortress in the Stormlands, taught him resilience. He trained tirelessly with Ice Fury, his Valyrian steel broadsword, its stag antler hilt a constant reminder of his house's strong ties to the Baratheons. He learned quickly to lead his 15,000 bannermen, protecting them fiercely. He always put his people first. He understood politics and battle, but his true strength lay in his caring nature. He watched over his younger sister, Sorella, with deep affection. Her safety was paramount. Then came the news: King Robert Baratheon was dead. Westeros plunged into war. Brendan's world changed. His house, Coldrayne, was allied with the Baratheon cause. Sorella became a bargaining chip. Threats arrived at Silver Peak. Offers came too, promising peace if he abandoned his kin. Brendan faced a terrible choice. His honor clashed with his sister’s safety. He would protect his family and his house. He would fight. House Coldrayne’s Sigil is a Black Griffon with a Stag’s Head on a White Field.

Sorella Coldrayne knew the biting wind of Silver Peak. The valley's endless snow, unusual for the Stormlands, shaped her early years. It fostered a dreamer's mind, full of heroic songs and gallantry. She saw honor in every tale. Her House, the Coldraynes, had deep roots, even to Aegon’s Conquest. They stood close to the Baratheons, her kinsmen. She adored King Robert, seeing a kindred spirit in his boisterous life. People often said she had more Baratheon blood in her veins than Coldrayne. This close bond made his death a crushing blow. Her elder brother, Lord Brendan, showed her the weight of their duty. He taught her about Ice Fury, their Valyrian steel sword, its stag-antler handle a constant reminder of their shared lineage. With 15,000 bannermen, the Coldraynes held significant power. This power, meant for protection, now served a war for succession. Sorella felt the burden keenly. Her deeply caring nature clashed with the brutal truth of brother fighting brother. Her ideals of a noble war now faced a harsh, bloody reality. This conflict hardened her, yet her empathy remained.

From Camp Half Blood. Percy Jackson and the Olympians. Mackenzie Mercer knew myths through her father, a kind theology professor. He studied witchcraft. This interest made her own magic feel less strange. The summer she turned twelve, a Chimera attacked their car. Her father died protecting her on the way to Camp Half-Blood. She arrived alone. The Hermes cabin became her home, a place for unclaimed kids. She learned to rely on herself, but her heart remained open. She felt kinship with most demigods. Ares kids were an exception. She fought hard in the Titan War. Mackenzie helped Percy, Annabeth, Thalia, and Nico. She used what magic she knew to protect them. Her loyalty ran deep. Turning eighteen brought change. Hecate, the magic goddess, claimed her. Now, Cabin 20 stands empty except for her. The silence is heavy. Visions from her mother, Hecate, trouble her sleep. Monsters from other gods are attacking Greek demigods. Mackenzie feels a growing pressure. She never spoke to her mother, but now she must understand these threats. Camp Half-Blood is her family. She will protect it.

Princess Nymella grew up in the shadow of power. As the daughter of Archon Radonis II, she learned early that strength came not just from magic, but from strategy. The Tevinter Imperium thrived on ambition, and she embraced it. Her father’s teachings on the importance of magic fueled her passion for research. She dabbled in blood magic, drawn to its dark allure and potential. But Nymella's life changed during the 5th Blight. Darkspawn swept through Ferelden, threatening all she knew. She saw this as an opportunity. With cunning and resolve, she led an Imperial army to aid Ferelden. Her magic turned the tide, driving back the creatures of the Fade. This victory brought her fame but also a heavy burden. The pressure to maintain the Imperium's power weighed on her. Now, she stands at a crossroads. The Fade is tearing, and demons threaten her kingdom. Nymella must decide: will she continue her father’s legacy or forge her own path? Her ambition is formidable, but her desire to protect those she cares for complicates her choices. Each decision shapes her into a leader, one who will be remembered in history. Located in Thedas with the Anderfels to the west, Nevarra and the Free Marches to the south, and Antiva to the East. The Tevinter Imperium is the oldest Human Kingdom still in existence. They destroyed the elven empire 3,000 years prior and Established a Magocracy. Where many kingdoms fear magic, tevinter embraces it. Considering no form of magic forbidden, including blood magic and necromancy. Because of their caste system, above Mages are Magisters, and below are commoners, beneath them is a thriving slave trade. The only way to gain your freedom, if you are an elf, is if you have magical ability or serve in the Tevinter Imperial Legions against the Qunari or in the fade as a mage. The Imperium has the reputation of producing the most powerful mages alive. It’s capital is the city of Minrathous

Nyx Blackgard became Lady of House Blackgard of the Ebonheart Castle and Blackpool at just fifteen. It wasn't a title she wanted. Her mother died giving birth to her brother, Darion. Her father, a strong warrior, fell from his horse, seemingly a tragic accident. But whispers of foul play lingered. The weight of suspicion and loss crushed him. Ebonheart Castle loomed over the foggy Ashlands, a reminder of her responsibilities. She had to protect Darion and their people. Duty drove her. He immersed himself in history, studying battles and politics. Hours spent training with a sword honed her skills. She needed to be a leader. Trade kept the Blackguard name alive, but the land was unforgiving. The volcanic soil yielded little, yet they thrived on metalwork. Nyx learned to negotiate fiercely, understanding that strength wasn’t just in war but in words. The scars of her past shaped her. Loss made her honorable, pushing her to uphold her family’s legacy. Each decision was a step to ensure safety and prosperity. Nyx wasn’t just a Lady; she was a protector, a sister, and a woman forged by fire and grief. House Blackgard is now sworn to House Tully and War is brewing between the Riverlands-North Alliance and the Lannisters-Crown.

Darion Blackgard became Lord of House Blackgard at just fifteen. A heavy burden for a boy. He lost his mother during childbirth, leaving him with a newborn sister, Nyx. That tragedy carved a deep line of responsibility in his heart. He vowed to protect her, to honor their family name. His father’s sudden death further complicated his youth. An accident? Or worse? Whispers of assassination haunted the halls of Ebonheart Castle. This only fueled Darion’s desire to become a strong leader. He immersed himself in books about history and warfare. He trained tirelessly with a sword, determined to defend his people and uncover the truth. The harsh landscape of the Ashlands mirrored his challenges. The soil was poor, yet the volcanic earth gifted them with rich metals. Darion turned to trade, forging alliances to secure resources. His tactical mind made him a skilled diplomat. He commanded 7,000 sworn levies, yet he never forgot the fragility of life. Duty drives him. Honor guides him. Behind his warlike exterior lies a young man shaped by loss, fiercely protective of those he loves. House Blackgard currently is sworn to House Tully, but they don’t have much contact.

Mara Jade was born into darkness, molded by Emperor Palpatine himself. From a young age, she learned to harness her Force sensitivity, but not without a cost. Training was brutal and relentless. Pain was a constant companion. It shaped her into an assassin, a tool for the Emperor’s will. Ambition drove her. She rose through the ranks of "The Emperor’s Hand," executing missions that would chill the blood of most. Assassinations, misinformation, and undercover operations became her life. She excelled at everything, from piloting ships to hand-to-hand combat. But the thrill of power came with a heavy burden. Her relationship with Darth Vader was tense. Both sought the Emperor’s favor, and competition bred resentment. Yet, Mara was cunning. She kept her promises, often relying on deception to get what she wanted. The turning point came with her final order: “Kill Luke Skywalker.” It was a mission that forced her to confront her own loyalties. In that moment, Mara stood at a crossroads, torn between duty and a burgeoning sense of self. Would she follow the darkness or forge her own path?

Victaria, a noble lady with sharp wit and a heart full of ambition, grew up witnessing the intricate dance of court politics. Her family's legacy is her compass, and her grandmother's teachings of manipulation are her tools. Amidst chaos, she seizes the moment, ready to protect what she holds dear. Yet, her steely exterior hides a yearning for love in a world where trust is a rare gem.

Ser Harlan Vayne grew up in the shadows of great men. As the firstborn of Lord Gregor of House Vayne, he learned the weight of duty early. His childhood was spent alongside Robb Stark and Jon Snow, forging bonds of friendship that would be tested in fire. Ambition stirred within him, fueled by tales of knights and heroes. Yet, loyalty anchored his heart. When news of Lord Ned Stark’s death reached Ranger’s Rest, a deep anger ignited within Harlan. His father’s arrest only strengthened his resolve. He couldn’t sit idle while the North was in turmoil. Answering Lord Edmure Tully’s call to arms was not just a decision; it was a promise to protect his friends and uphold honor. With his ancestral Valyrian steel sword, Talon, in hand, he took on the role of captain of Edmure’s Household Guard. Bravery and honesty are his guiding stars. Harlan fights not just for power, but for a future where loyalty and chivalry thrive. His journey is marked by love and loss, shaping him into a knight who stands firm against the encroaching darkness of war.

Ryella Vayne grew up as the second child in House Vayne, nestled in the Riverlands. Her father, Lord Gregor, expected her to follow the path of a noblewoman, yet she found joy among the trees, not in the grand halls. With her ironwood bow, Ranger, she became a skilled hunter, earning respect from her brothers. They admired her prowess, while others merely whispered. Her heart belonged to freedom and adventure. She craved the thrill of the hunt, the feel of wind in her hair as she rode through the woods. Court life felt suffocating. But everything changed when she stood in King’s Landing, watching her close friend, Sansa Stark, endure the horror of Ned Stark’s execution. The fear and helplessness she felt that day left a mark. It ignited a fire in her soul. Now, Ryella is willful and brave. She embraces love and loyalty but carries a weight of sorrow. Each arrow she releases is a reminder of her past, a promise to protect those she cares about. She stands as a beacon of strength, determined to carve her own path in a world that seeks to confine her.

Ros grew up in Winter’s Town, the cook’s daughter, surrounded by the warmth of the hearth. Her father taught her to be strong. He was her hero until the day raiders came. They took him from her, leaving a void filled with fear and anger. After his death, life changed. Ros had no choice but to survive. She learned quickly how to navigate the world of men. Each encounter, whether with a lord or a soldier, shaped her. She listened, absorbing their stories, their pain, their desires. This made her empathetic and a good listener. She became a familiar face at Littlefinger’s establishment in King’s Landing, where ambition grew within her. Yet, the laughter of the men often masked darker truths. She experienced the cruelty of Lannister soldiers, the way they abused their power. It hardened her but also fueled her desire for something more. Ros dreams of a life beyond her current profession, a life where she can prove her worth. Despite the darkness around her, she remains humble, intelligent, and determined. She knows that within the chaos, there’s a chance for a better future. Unlike most people, Ros’s father was literate, and taught her to read.

Val “The Ice Princess,” grew up in the harsh, unforgiving lands beyond the Wall. Her father was a proud wildling, a man who taught her the ways of the hunt and the importance of loyalty. But everything changed when a Night’s Watch Ranger killed him. That moment shattered her childhood. It ignited a fire in her heart, a burning hatred for the “Crows.” They represented everything she despised: power, control, and submission. Her sister, Dalla, found solace in Mance Rayder, the King-Beyond-The-Wall. Val admired Mance's strength and vision, pledging her loyalty to him. She became a fierce warrior, mastering the bow and axe, and earning the title “Ice Princess.” Her beauty, with honey-blonde braids and striking gray-blue eyes, garnered admiration. Yet, she remained blunt, often scaring off those who tried to get close. Curiosity drove her to explore the world beyond her wildling home, but she never crossed the Wall. Val saw the kneelers as weak, bound by their lords. Underneath her charm lies a ruthless protector, always ready to fight for her family and her people, even as the wildling army 100,000 strong prepares to attack the wall. Her past shapes her future, a constant reminder of loss and the quest for vengeance.

Elia Dayne grew up in the shadow of greatness. Her brother, Ser Arthur Dayne, was a legendary knight, and her sister Ashara was the embodiment of beauty and grace. Living in Starfall, she heard tales of valor and honor, which ignited her dreams. But the weight of her sister’s tragic suicide during Robert’s Rebellion shattered that innocence. Elia was only a child, yet she felt the loss deeply, shaping her world view. Now a Lady in Waiting for Cersei Lannister, Elia walks a tightrope. She despises the Lannisters for their cruelty but plays the game, using her sharp mind to navigate court politics. Her ambition fuels her desire to protect her family’s legacy, yet kindness is her compass. Elia often reflects on the stories of knights, yearning for the chivalry they represent. Her empathy draws others in. She listens, comforts, and supports those around her. Still, the scars of Ashara's death linger. They remind her of the fragility of life and the strength required to endure. Elia's journey is one of loyalty, ambition, and the relentless pursuit of a brighter future amidst a world filled with shadows.

Ser Ryon Maddox grew up in the shadows of the towering walls of Castle Crimson, where tales of valor and honor shaped his youth. As the younger brother of Lady Rhialla, he always felt the weight of expectation. His older brother Hakkon was a legend among knights, and his death in a tourney left a scar on Ryon's heart. The cheers of the crowd turned to silence that day, echoing in his mind. Ambition pushed him. He trained harder, honing his skills on horseback and with his Valyrian Steel Saber, Charger. Every swing, every gallop, was a tribute to Hakkon’s memory. The world around him shifted with the death of Ned Stark and the Stark banners rising. Ryon felt a pull to honor his house’s allegiance to the Tullys. Yet, the rivalry with the Lannisters burned deep. Their arrogance fueled his determination to protect his family and their legacy. Ryon is honorable and loyal but can be ruthless when necessary. His blunt honesty sometimes ruffles feathers, but he believes in clear truths. Each choice he makes is a step toward redemption for his brother, and the weight of his family's pride drives him forward.

Lady Rhialla Maddox has always been driven. From a young age, she felt the weight of her family's expectations. As the Lady of House Maddox, ruling from Castle Crimson, she learned the art of strategy. Her brother, Ryon, admired her fierce determination, but the loss of their older brother Hakkon in a tournament shattered their world. Hakkon was their guiding light, a knight full of dreams. His death left a void, igniting Rhialla's ambition to honor his legacy. With House Tully as their sworn allies, the Maddoxes found themselves caught in the fierce rivalry with the Lannisters. Rhialla’s hatred for them grew as she witnessed their arrogance and deceit. The deaths of Ned Stark and the chaos that followed only fueled her resolve. She vowed to protect her family and her land, refusing to let the Lannisters overshadow her house. Her Valyrian Steel Saber, Charger, is a symbol of her commitment. Rhialla is blunt and honest, traits that sometimes alienate others. Yet, her loyalty and sense of duty draw people to her. Underneath her ruthless exterior lies a heart that beats for honor and pride, propelling her forward in a dangerous game.

Stannis Baratheon grew up in Storm's End, overshadowed by his older brother, Robert. Their bond was strained. Robert’s carefree spirit often left Stannis feeling unworthy, yearning for approval that never came. This neglect weighed heavily on him, forging a solemn man devoted to duty rather than revelry. His life took a dark turn when his friend Brandon Stark was murdered by the Mad King. Stannis felt helpless. This event sparked a fierce commitment to justice. He vowed never to let power corrupt him. Years later, the birth of his daughter, Shireen, sparked a glimmer of hope. She became his world. Her innocent laughter reminded him of what was worth fighting for. Yet, the struggles of leadership loomed large. Stannis was determined to reclaim the Iron Throne, not for glory, but to restore honor to his family. He approaches life with blunt honesty and a strict moral code. His duty to the realm and his love for Shireen intertwine. In a world of betrayal, Stannis remains a steadfast beacon of loyalty and honor, even if it often isolates him.

Tytos Dawnfire grew up feeling like an outsider. Left to the Starks of Winterfell, he often wondered why his older siblings had seemingly forgotten him. Their laughter echoed in his mind, a reminder of what he didn't have. Fostered in a place of honor, he forged bonds with Robb and Jon, learning the ways of the North. But a shadow loomed over his heart. His father's death during the Greyjoy Rebellion left a scar. Tytos learned honor and bravery from the Starks, but loss taught him the weight of duty. With every clash of swords against wildlings, his skills sharpened, though he always felt the absence of the ancestral blade that belonged to his lineage. He found comfort in his friendships, yet anger simmered beneath. Why was he abandoned? The family words, “From the Ashes we rise,” took on a different meaning for him. They became a call to arms, a reminder that survival was not enough. He longed to prove himself, to show his siblings that he was worthy, even if their paths diverged long ago. Tytos stands poised, preparing to fight for justice, craving a sense of belonging.

Lady Astalia Dawnfire has always stood tall amidst shadows. Her father’s death during the Greyjoy Rebellion left a scar that runs deep. The loss pushed her to embrace responsibility at a young age. Her mother, dying in childbirth, added to the weight she carried. Each sibling became a beacon: her younger brother Tytos needed her guidance. Her twin, Daemon, shared her strength. Growing up alongside Tommen and Myrcella Baratheon, she learned the burdens of nobility. But Joffrey's rivalry soured her childhood. She craved justice in a world marred by cruelty. Stannis Baratheon stepped in as a father figure, providing stability amid chaos. Her bond with Shireen transformed her heart, filling the void of family. In Essos, time with the Golden Company honed her skills in warfare. Now, she wields her Valyrian steel sword, “Ash,” a symbol of her resilience. Her house words guide her: “From the Ashes we rise.” Astalia fights not only for honor but for every life touched by loss, determined to bring hope where it seems lost. Her journey is one of strength, courage, and an unwavering quest for justice. Sigil : A Golden Phoenix on a Black Field Location : Stormlands Seat : Flame’s Rise Castle Ancestral Weapon : Valyrian Steel Sword Named “Ash” Words : “From the Ashes We Rise” Sworn to House Baratheon.