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History

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	Infrastructure: Under the rule of King Viserys I house Fargen began the prosper, building roads and strengthening the walls of their castle. They slowly gained back the support of their smallfolk after Lord Harwal Fargen built a small but lavish sept as reparation for the despicable acts of Ser Aegon Fargen.		Infrastructure: Under the rule of King Viserys I house Fargen began the prosper, building roads and strengthening the walls of their castle. They slowly gained back the support of their smallfolk after Lord Harwal Fargen built a small but lavish sept as reparation for the despicable acts of Ser Aegon Fargen.

	Treachery: During the Blackfyre rebellion Lord Perwyn Fargen’s bastard son, nephew and 3 swords in his service defected to join the ~~Blacks~~. Ser Rindger Hill, Ser Kywald Fargen, Ser Waltald of Lannisport, Ser Alyn Price and Ser Yonwell Stonewell (a brute of a man, from an obscure Dornish house) joined Daemon Blackfyre’s service and served under Quentyn ‘Fireball’ Ball. They fought at the crossing of the Mander in the Reach, where Waltald and Alyn died. The remaining trio of Rindger, Kywald and Yonwell fought on the Redgrass field where Yonwell defected the night before the battle. Ser Rindger Hill and Ser Kywald Fargen died upon the Redgrass field, fighting beside their King and his sons, eviscerated by the Ravens Teeth while attempting to defend the King. Lord Perwyn and his son, Ser Myles found their kinsmen after the battle but left them upon the land on which died on, believing that they should be buried on the land they fought for. From then on, House Fargen's red and black chequered man was known for just that. Being half red and half black.		Treachery: During the Blackfyre rebellion Lord Perwyn Fargen’s bastard son, nephew and 3 swords in his service defected to join the Black Dragon. Ser Rindger Hill, Ser Kywald Fargen, Ser Waltald of Lannisport, Ser Alyn Price and Ser Yonwell Stonewell (a brute of a man, from an obscure Dornish house) joined Daemon Blackfyre’s service and served under Quentyn ‘Fireball’ Ball. They fought at the crossing of the Mander in the Reach, where Waltald and Alyn died. The remaining trio of Rindger, Kywald and Yonwell fought on the Redgrass field where Yonwell defected the night before the battle. Ser Rindger Hill and Ser Kywald Fargen died upon the Redgrass field, fighting beside their King and his sons, eviscerated by the Ravens Teeth while attempting to defend the King. Lord Perwyn and his son, Ser Myles found their kinsmen after the battle but left them upon the land on which died on, believing that they should be buried on the land they fought for. From then on, House Fargen's red and black chequered man was known for just that. Being half red and half black.

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History

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	Founded in the Age of Heroes the Stonewells have experienced nothing but decline ever since, with the brief exception of Daeron's conquest during which they sided with Daeron. When Daeron came down the passes and into Dorne to conquer the region his army needed water, the smallfolk of dorne refused to give the location of oasis and his army was in grave danger. Finally one smallfolk revealed the location of a massive oasis, properly a small lake. When they came of the hilly dessert valley where the lake was said to be they were shocked to see a scene that looked like it was from a north. A village and hall in the old first man fashion, and a massive if old and drooping weirwood on an island in the center of the lake. Daeron had north men in his train and he quickly consulted with them on the proper social graces. The Stonewells had not been visited by another house in centuries, and had not seen a king since the coming of the Andals. They were most flattered to see a might king as a supplicant to their humble hall. Daeron ate of their bread and salt, and was a model guest, giving them gifts of steel in replace their bronze weapons. he told them of what had come of the rest of Westeros and asked them of the history of their house. When he heard their sad tale of woe and decline, he was saddened. But then he told them he was king of all of Westeros but Dorne, and he was here in Dorne to end that exception. He asked if they would rather fade away in their remote spring valley or if they would like to ride with him and if their proud history was to come to an end, let it end in glorious battle. The Stonewells had no love for the Rhoynar who called themselves princes of Dorne, they accepted. And in the grove of the weirwood tree they knelt before their new king and swore eternal loyalty to the young dragon. in the war to come the Stonewells were an important part of Daeron's army being native scouts trackers and guides in addition to be totally fearless. Though with the death of Daeron their brief moment of glory ended, ever after despite where Dorne or the realm went when the Targyarians called the Stonewells rode to war.		Founded in the Age of Heroes the Stonewells have experienced nothing but decline ever since, with the brief exception of Daeron's conquest during which they sided with Daeron. When Daeron came down the passes and into Dorne to conquer the region his army needed water, the smallfolk of dorne refused to give the location of oasis and his army was in grave danger. Finally one smallfolk revealed the location of a massive oasis, properly a small lake. When they came of the hilly dessert valley where the lake was said to be they were shocked to see a scene that looked like it was from a north. A village and hall in the old first man fashion, and a massive if old and drooping weirwood on an island in the center of the lake. Daeron had north men in his train and he quickly consulted with them on the proper social graces. The Stonewells had not been visited by another house in centuries, and had not seen a king since the coming of the Andals. They were most flattered to see a might king as a supplicant to their humble hall. Daeron ate of their bread and salt, and was a model guest, giving them gifts of steel in replace their bronze weapons. he told them of what had come of the rest of Westeros and asked them of the history of their house. When he heard their sad tale of woe and decline, he was saddened. But then he told them he was king of all of Westeros but Dorne, and he was here in Dorne to end that exception. He asked if they would rather fade away in their remote spring valley or if they would like to ride with him and if their proud history was to come to an end, let it end in glorious battle. The Stonewells had no love for the Rhoynar who called themselves princes of Dorne, they accepted. And in the grove of the weirwood tree they knelt before their new king and swore eternal loyalty to the young dragon. in the war to come the Stonewells were an important part of Daeron's army being native scouts trackers and guides in addition to be totally fearless. Though with the death of Daeron their brief moment of glory ended, ever after despite where Dorne or the realm went when the Targyarians called the Stonewells rode to war.

	The effective ruler of House Stonewell is Martyn's bastard son Ser Renar, who survived the trident only to be sold as a gladiator in slaver's bay and has only recently escaped. He brought 100 fellow gladatiors with him as elite companions led by his three most trusted friends: The Stronghawk is a boy of unknown origin, but he likes to think he is descendant of some great Volentene triarch. He is skilled with short sword and dagger. Grahz was taken from the hills above Mereen as a child, been fighting in the pits since he was 12, skilled with an axe and shield, he is extremely aggressive. Xanbo is a very skilled archer from the Summer isles, how he came to fight in the pits is ~~he has never said~~.		The effective ruler of House Stonewell is Martyn's bastard son Ser Renar, who survived the trident only to be sold as a gladiator in slaver's bay and has only recently escaped. He brought 100 fellow gladatiors with him as elite companions led by his three most trusted friends: The Stronghawk is a boy of unknown origin, but he likes to think he is descendant of some great Volentene triarch. He is skilled with short sword and dagger. Grahz was taken from the hills above Mereen as a child, been fighting in the pits since he was 12, skilled with an axe and shield, he is extremely aggressive. Xanbo is a very skilled archer from the Summer isles, how he came to fight in the pits is still unknown as Xanbo is a man of few words and fewer friends.

	=== Lore ===		=== Lore ===

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	Windfall: Ser Myle Fargen was a hedge knight that joined King Aegons forces after he destroyed Harrenhal, he was ennobled after a minor house in the Westerlands was extinguished on the field of fire. He was given their lands, castle and wealth as reward for his service and sacrifice to Aegon (Myle was severely burnt during the field of fire as he was in the vanguard that charged the burning Gardener and Lannister forces)		Windfall: Ser Myle Fargen was a hedge knight that joined King Aegons forces after he destroyed Harrenhal, he was among thousands of men that flocked to Aegon's banner in the riverlands. He was ennobled after a minor house in the Westerlands was extinguished on the field of fire. He was given their lands, castle and wealth as reward for his service and sacrifice to Aegon (Myle was severely burnt during the field of fire as he was in the vanguard that charged the burning Gardener and Lannister forces)

	Villain: Lord Myle Fargen’s first born son, Ser Aegon Fargen was imfamous during King Maegor I's rule as he hunted down many Warrior Sons and Poor Fellows for the bounties that King Maegor had put on them. He grew so successful at hunting down and scalping the faith militant that the Faith put a bounty themselves on Ser Aegon. However, after Maegor died and Jaeherys ascended the throne Ser Aegon was stripped of his knighthood and was exiled from Westeros. Aegon Fargen died in the disputed lands under contract with the Second Sons.		Villain: Lord Myle Fargen’s first born son, Ser Aegon Fargen was imfamous during King Maegor I's rule as he hunted down many Warrior Sons and Poor Fellows for the bounties that King Maegor had put on them. He grew so successful at hunting down and scalping the faith militant that the Faith put a bounty themselves on Ser Aegon. However, after Maegor died and Jaeherys ascended the throne Ser Aegon was stripped of his knighthood and was exiled from Westeros. Aegon Fargen died in the disputed lands under contract with the Second Sons.

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	Ever since, House Fargen has never been able to have more than 6 blood members, the seventh is always taken by the Stranger in some way or another, it could be that a mother dies in child birth, or an elderly uncle will have a hunting mishap. Either way, house Fargen has never been able to expand and branch out. Cursed by the actions of a cruel and villainous son.		Ever since, House Fargen has never been able to have more than 6 blood members, the seventh is always taken by the Stranger in some way or another, it could be that a mother dies in child birth, or an elderly uncle will have a hunting mishap. Either way, house Fargen has never been able to expand and branch out. Cursed by the actions of a cruel and villainous son.

	Infrastructure: Under the rule of King Viserys I house Fargen began the prosper, building roads and strengthening the walls of their castle. ~~The~~ slowly gained back the support of their smallfolk after Lord Harwal Fargen built a small but lavish sept as reparation for the despicable acts of Ser Aegon Fargen.		Infrastructure: Under the rule of King Viserys I house Fargen began the prosper, building roads and strengthening the walls of their castle. They slowly gained back the support of their smallfolk after Lord Harwal Fargen built a small but lavish sept as reparation for the despicable acts of Ser Aegon Fargen.

	Treachery: During the Blackfyre rebellion Lord Perwyn Fargen’s bastard son, nephew and 3 swords in his service defected to join the Blacks. Ser Rindger Hill, Ser Kywald Fargen, Ser Waltald of Lannisport, Ser Alyn Price and Ser Yonwell Stonewell (a brute of a man, from an obscure Dornish house) joined Daemon Blackfyre’s service and served under Quentyn ‘Fireball’ Ball. They fought at the crossing of the Mander in the Reach, where Waltald and Alyn died. The remaining trio of Rindger, Kywald and Yonwell fought on the Redgrass field where Yonwell defected the night before the battle. Ser Rindger Hill and Ser Kywald Fargen died upon the Redgrass field, fighting beside their King and his sons, eviscerated by the Ravens Teeth while attempting to defend the King. Lord Perwyn and his son, Ser Myles found their kinsmen after the battle but left them upon the land on which died on, believing that they should be buried on the land they fought for. From then on, House Fargen's red and black chequered man was known for just that. Being half red and half black.		Treachery: During the Blackfyre rebellion Lord Perwyn Fargen’s bastard son, nephew and 3 swords in his service defected to join the Blacks. Ser Rindger Hill, Ser Kywald Fargen, Ser Waltald of Lannisport, Ser Alyn Price and Ser Yonwell Stonewell (a brute of a man, from an obscure Dornish house) joined Daemon Blackfyre’s service and served under Quentyn ‘Fireball’ Ball. They fought at the crossing of the Mander in the Reach, where Waltald and Alyn died. The remaining trio of Rindger, Kywald and Yonwell fought on the Redgrass field where Yonwell defected the night before the battle. Ser Rindger Hill and Ser Kywald Fargen died upon the Redgrass field, fighting beside their King and his sons, eviscerated by the Ravens Teeth while attempting to defend the King. Lord Perwyn and his son, Ser Myles found their kinsmen after the battle but left them upon the land on which died on, believing that they should be buried on the land they fought for. From then on, House Fargen's red and black chequered man was known for just that. Being half red and half black.

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House Fargen

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	Windfall: Ser Myle Fargen was a hedge knight that joined King Aegons forces after he destroyed Harrenhal, he was ennobled after a minor house in the Westerlands was extinguished on the field of fire. He was given their lands, castle and wealth as reward for his service and sacrifice to Aegon (Myle was severely burnt during the field of fire as he was in the vanguard that charged the burning Gardener and Lannister forces)		Windfall: Ser Myle Fargen was a hedge knight that joined King Aegons forces after he destroyed Harrenhal, he was ennobled after a minor house in the Westerlands was extinguished on the field of fire. He was given their lands, castle and wealth as reward for his service and sacrifice to Aegon (Myle was severely burnt during the field of fire as he was in the vanguard that charged the burning Gardener and Lannister forces)

	Villain: Lord Myle Fargen’s first born son, Ser Aegon Fargen was imfamous during King Maegor I rule as he hunted down many Warrior Sons and Poor Fellows for the bounties that King Maegor had put on them. He grew so successful at hunting down and scalping the faith militant that the Faith ~~but~~ a bounty themselves on Ser Aegon. However, after Maegor died and Jaeherys ascended the throne Ser Aegon was stripped of his knighthood and was exiled from Westeros. Aegon Fargen died in the disputed lands under contract with the Second Sons.		Villain: Lord Myle Fargen’s first born son, Ser Aegon Fargen was imfamous during King Maegor I's rule as he hunted down many Warrior Sons and Poor Fellows for the bounties that King Maegor had put on them. He grew so successful at hunting down and scalping the faith militant that the Faith put a bounty themselves on Ser Aegon. However, after Maegor died and Jaeherys ascended the throne Ser Aegon was stripped of his knighthood and was exiled from Westeros. Aegon Fargen died in the disputed lands under contract with the Second Sons.
	Ever since, House Fargen has never been able to have more than 6 blood members, the seventh is always taken by the Stranger in some way or another, it could be that a mother dies in child birth, or an elderly uncle will have a hunting mishap. Either way, house Fargen has never been able to expand and branch out. Cursed by the actions of a cruel and villainous son.		Ever since, House Fargen has never been able to have more than 6 blood members, the seventh is always taken by the Stranger in some way or another, it could be that a mother dies in child birth, or an elderly uncle will have a hunting mishap. Either way, house Fargen has never been able to expand and branch out. Cursed by the actions of a cruel and villainous son.

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History

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	Windfall: Ser Myle Fargen was a hedge knight that joined King Aegons forces after he destroyed Harrenhal, he was ennobled after a minor house in the Westerlands was extinguished on the field of fire. He was given their lands, castle and wealth as reward for his service and sacrifice to Aegon (Myle was severely burnt during the field of fire as he was in the vanguard that charged the burning ~~Gardner~~ and Lannister forces)		Windfall: Ser Myle Fargen was a hedge knight that joined King Aegons forces after he destroyed Harrenhal, he was ennobled after a minor house in the Westerlands was extinguished on the field of fire. He was given their lands, castle and wealth as reward for his service and sacrifice to Aegon (Myle was severely burnt during the field of fire as he was in the vanguard that charged the burning Gardener and Lannister forces)

	Villain: Lord Myle Fargen’s first born son, Ser Aegon Fargen was imfamous during King Maegor I rule as he hunted down many Warrior Sons and Poor Fellows for the bounties that King Maegor had put on them. He grew so successful at hunting down and scalping the faith militant that the Faith but a bounty themselves on Ser Aegon. However, after Maegor died and Jaeherys ascended the throne Ser Aegon was stripped of his knighthood and was exiled from Westeros. Aegon Fargen died in the disputed lands under contract with the Second Sons.		Villain: Lord Myle Fargen’s first born son, Ser Aegon Fargen was imfamous during King Maegor I rule as he hunted down many Warrior Sons and Poor Fellows for the bounties that King Maegor had put on them. He grew so successful at hunting down and scalping the faith militant that the Faith but a bounty themselves on Ser Aegon. However, after Maegor died and Jaeherys ascended the throne Ser Aegon was stripped of his knighthood and was exiled from Westeros. Aegon Fargen died in the disputed lands under contract with the Second Sons.
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	Infrastructure: Under the rule of King Viserys I house Fargen began the prosper, building roads and strengthening the walls of their castle. The slowly gained back the support of their smallfolk after Lord Harwal Fargen built a small but lavish sept as reparation for the despicable acts of Ser Aegon Fargen.		Infrastructure: Under the rule of King Viserys I house Fargen began the prosper, building roads and strengthening the walls of their castle. The slowly gained back the support of their smallfolk after Lord Harwal Fargen built a small but lavish sept as reparation for the despicable acts of Ser Aegon Fargen.

	Treachery: During the Blackfyre rebellion Lord Perwyn Fargen’s bastard son, nephew and 3 swords in his service defected to join the Blacks. Ser Rindger Hill, Ser Kywald Fargen, Ser Waltald of Lannisport, Ser Alyn Price and Ser Yonwell Stonewell (a brute of a man, from an obscure Dornish house) joined Daemon Blackfyre’s service and served under Quentyn ‘Fireball’ Ball fought at the crossing of the Mander in the Reach, where Waltald and Alyn died. The remaining trio of Rindger, Kywald and Yonwell fought on the Redgrass field where Yonwell defected the night before the battle. Ser Rindger Hill and Ser Kywald Fargen died upon the Redgrass field, fighting beside their King and his sons, eviscerated by the Ravens Teeth while attempting to defend the King. Lord Perwyn and his son, Ser Myles found their kinsmen after the battle but left them upon the land on which died on, believing that they should be buried ~~where~~ they ~~died~~. From then on, House Fargen red and black chequered man was known for just that. Being half red and half black.		Treachery: During the Blackfyre rebellion Lord Perwyn Fargen’s bastard son, nephew and 3 swords in his service defected to join the Blacks. Ser Rindger Hill, Ser Kywald Fargen, Ser Waltald of Lannisport, Ser Alyn Price and Ser Yonwell Stonewell (a brute of a man, from an obscure Dornish house) joined Daemon Blackfyre’s service and served under Quentyn ‘Fireball’ Ball. They fought at the crossing of the Mander in the Reach, where Waltald and Alyn died. The remaining trio of Rindger, Kywald and Yonwell fought on the Redgrass field where Yonwell defected the night before the battle. Ser Rindger Hill and Ser Kywald Fargen died upon the Redgrass field, fighting beside their King and his sons, eviscerated by the Ravens Teeth while attempting to defend the King. Lord Perwyn and his son, Ser Myles found their kinsmen after the battle but left them upon the land on which died on, believing that they should be buried on the land they fought for. From then on, House Fargen's red and black chequered man was known for just that. Being half red and half black.

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Popell

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	Their lord, Belan Popel, leads a capable force of infantry and archers, all of whom would jump at the chance to pay the Dornish back for their crimes		Their lord, Belan Popel, leads a capable force of infantry and archers, all of whom would jump at the chance to pay the Dornish back for their crimes

	Belan, “the horned stag”, is said to be a brute of a man, and a maniac		Belan, “the horned stag”, is said to be a brute of a man, and a maniac.
	Having seen his house’s people slaughtered at the hands of their enemies, he has done all he can to arm those who ~~can~~ remain in preparation, so that when the next threat comes calling, they do not meet the same fate		Having seen his house’s people slaughtered at the hands of their enemies, he has done all he can to arm those who remain in preparation, so that when the next threat comes calling, they do not meet the same fate
	This sheer maddened focus on arming all who are able has harmed the house and it’s holdings, but produced a capable force where Clearwater still lacks one		This sheer maddened focus on arming all who are able has harmed the house and it’s holdings, but produced a capable force where Clearwater still lacks one

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House Fargen

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	*Banner: A chequered red and black man on an orange field		*Banner: A chequered red and black man on an orange field

	*Words: Burnt ~~but~~ not broken		*Words: Burnt, not broken

	=== Stats ===		=== Stats ===

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Stats

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	=== Stats ===		=== Stats ===

	*Defense: House Fargen operates out of Lion's Leap, a small castle on cliff that overlooks the Sunset Sea~~. It is located between The Crag and the Banefort~~. (Small castle 30)		*Defense: House Fargen operates out of Lion's Leap, a small castle on cliff that overlooks the Sunset Sea. (Small castle 30)

	*Influence: House Fargen current lord is Lord Angrew Fargen with his son Tygren Fargen and his daughter Yalia Fargen		*Influence: House Fargen current lord is Lord Angrew Fargen with his son Tygren Fargen and his daughter Yalia Fargen