The embodiment of dragon’s blood and Baratheon fury, Vaemond is the product of his parents. Being the eldest of the bastards he believes the iron throne is his by birthright alone and lives his life as such. Carrying Blackfyre he is known as a knight of the realm and avid sailor, as much as for his supposed proclivity for the joys of the flesh. As he granted Dragonstone and his own title, he takes up the name of Targaryen of Dragonstone and moves himself and his sister to live upon the ancient seat of his family.

The son of King Baelon I Targaryen and Lady Ilyn Serrett, is often said to possess his mother’s free spirit and his father’s fire. Having only recently joined Westerosi nobility and established his own house, he struggles to navigate the unfamiliar court, seeking to secure his birthright. His fury knows no bounds when his father names his brother Vaemond as heir instead of him. However, to his surprise, an unexpected ally emerges, XY Tully, who proposes an alliance with the scorned son and offers his daughter, Moyra Tully, in marriage to Jacaerys.

The youngest child of House Tully, embodies the classic qualities of her noble lineage with a touch of youthful vivacity. As the daughter to the current head of the house, Lord Tully, she has grown up amidst the political intricacies and ancient customers of Riverrun, honing her sharp intellect and subtle charisma. In a strategic move to strengthen alliances, Lord Tully arranged her betrothal to Jacaerys Targaryen. Now, Moyra navigates her new role with grace and determination, seeking to unify and empower both houses while asserting her own influence within the formidable courts of Westeros.

Known as an honorable knight who never hesitates to aid the people of the Vale, Jon has earned a reputation as a shining example of knighthood. He is an identical twin to his sister Jeyne. However, rumors persist of a lurid tryst with an unknown woman and gruesome trophies from his victories over bandits and hill tribesmen. Outside of battle, he is known to be somewhat indecisive and prone to overindulgence during celebrations. His horror is palpable when he is overlooked as heir to the Iron Throne, with a bastard being chosen in his place. Enraged, he prepares to leave the court in a dramatic show of defiance, but just as he is about to depart, an unexpected ally arrives. Ilyn Serrett, herself scorned by the betrayal of her lover, offers her daughter Naerys as Jon's wife, thereby strengthening his claim to the throne.

Almost a mirror image of her twin brother Jon, Jeyne Corbray assumed the role of acting Lady of Heart’s Home while her mother grieved her father's death and schemed with her brother. Though uninterested in the pursuit of power, she devoted herself to falconry and managing the household. Despite her capabilities, Jeyne was often overlooked due to her gender. However, when Jon married Naerys Targaryen, the bastard-turned-princess quickly took over many of Jeyne's duties, leaving her searching for a new sense of purpose in life.

Overshadowed by her brother’s successful bond with Valaeris, little is known about Naerys beyond the quiet rumors that she lacks the ambition her mother desires. This alleged lack of drive is said to have led to a year-long disappearance before her sudden return to join her mother and brother. Being one of the egg bearers and the legitimized daughter of Baelon I, she knows what worth her life has and thus it does not worry her that when it is not Jacaerys but Vaemond who is proclaimed heir to the Iron Throne, that her mother already sought her to wed her to her half-brother. But when the later denied the match, Naerys soon finds herself wed to Jon Corbray and Lady of Heart's Home.

Born from the union of Cerysse Baratheon and Baelon I Targaryen, Daella emerged as the formidable rider of the dragon Merexes, claiming her title amidst her mother's rivalry with Baelon's other mistress. While her allure is striking, Daella's true power lies in her mastery of the bow, honed through a disdain for courtly intrigue and a love for combat. Her blend of Targaryen blood and Stormlander tenacity makes her both feared and revered. After Ryam Redwyne's appointment as Hand, the two grew close, with Daella becoming his confidante. With Baelon's blessing, they wed two years later, elevating Daella from a bastard to Lady of the Arbor.

The eldest Redwyne child is known for his logical mind, quick wit, and unshakable composure under pressure. Adventurous, bold, and charismatic, his fearlessness is both a strength and a flaw, often leading to impulsive actions and a fiery temper. Though intimidating at times, this side of him only shows in certain situations. Rising swiftly to become the youngest Hand to be recorded in history, Ryam's tenure is tested when Baelon becomes too ill to lead and it all falls to him to take the reins. 

He is rewarded however, when he asks for Princess Daella's hand in marriage and the pair wed later that year, affectively becoming one of the most powerful men in Westeros. Recently lost his title as hand to Prince jacaerys targaryen

A cunning desert warrior and notorious party boy, is infamous for his debonair charm and wild antics under the desert moon. Raised in the southern deserts, he earned a reputation for his tactical brilliance and deadly accuracy, embodying Dornish grace and Valyrian heritage. When he and his siblings are passed over for the Iron Throne, Quentyn remains in Summerhall, becoming a close confidant to Vaemond. After thwarting an assassination attempt on Vaemond, something shifts in Quentyn. He relinquishes his title and birthright to join the Kingsguard, where his heroism earns him the title of Lord Commander, now standing ready to protect his close friend with his life.

A rare flower grows. Edwynne Celtigar, a paragon of grace and elegance. How many people within the marble court of House Celitgar spoke a praising word and a humble brag to know her. Delicate sewing, a voice that sounds so much like a calming lullaby to all who get to hear it.  But that is not all that lies within the skills of this young and refined woman. Her father had made sure she was to be trained to have some political savvy, combined with her already compassionate hearted nature. A gentle heart and an inherent toughness combined in one.  However, there is a hidden spirit and fire within the girl. In 180AC she manages to take ship to Dragonstone where Rhaegos laid and claims the beast. She later claimed that it had been her grandmother's Targaryen blood that called out for the act of bravery.

Born into the ancient House Baratheon, Cerysse first met King Baelon at Princess Daenys and Prince Trystanne Martell's wedding feast. Instantly drawn to each other, she decided to stay at court, becoming a lady-in-waiting to Queen Jorelle Celtigar. Over time, she grew closer to Baelon and became his mistress, alongside her rival Ilyn Serrett. Cerysse bore him two children: a son, Vaemond, and a daughter, Daella. In 178 AC, when Vaemond was legitimized and named heir to the Iron Throne, Cerysse, overwhelmed with joy, pledged herself to the Faith to honor the gods for their blessings.

Vaegon Aenarys, the  son to one of the Triachs in Volantis became the magister to New Valyria in 178AC. Sending his sister, Saera Aenarys to Westeros, in 180AC, to broken trade, he soon marries her off to the second son of Gyles Grafton who married their aunt, Saelanyra Raeleris. He is now setting sail to meet up with his sister and see the new crown prince for himself.

In the wake of countless wars, the grand construction of Summerhall, and the costly restoration of Harrenhal, the time has come to settle accounts, for the Iron Bank of Braavos does not forget a debt. They have sent their emissary—an envoy of icy resolve and calculation, carrying ledgers older than kings. Their quiet authority casts a shadow across Westeros, for the Bank’s patience is long, but its reach is longer still. Kingdoms may wield armies and dragons, but when the Iron Bank demands repayment, even the mightiest must pause. The debts are due, and the Iron Bank always collects—by coin or by consequence.