Post by The Forgotten God on Jul 25, 2017 10:18:51 GMT
Ser Jaime Marbrand (42): The brother to the Lord of Ashemark, Ser Jaime has honed his considerable talents at war by over twenty years of fighting the raiders of the Iron islands, the rivermen along the Golden Tooth's border, and the knights of the Green Hand on the wide fields of central Westeros. He is well respected by even his enemies for his fair treatment of prisoners and humble demeanor.
Lord Evan Tallhart (37): King Beron Stark's brother in law is the keeper of Moat Cailin, guardian of the Stony Shore and more. Few know much of the mysterious northman personally, as he never ventures far south save during war, but none question the ferocity of the armies of winter.
Prince Erik Hoare (39): Son of the feared King Harmund, Prince Erik leads the vast armies of his kingdom in war, and victory follows him like a shadow. Genteel but ruthless, he has ensured that House Hoare is respected in Westeros as well as abroad, its warriors serving as mercenaries for allies as far away as Lys in the Disputed Lands. His most notable act involved allowing rebellious riverlords to score a pair of minor victories against his forces five years ago, ensuring that any who had questionable loyalty to the throne gathered in revolt, and then he called in the fleet on their undefeated homes, killing thousands and scattering the rebels before crushing them one after another.
Lord Evan Tallhart (37): King Beron Stark's brother in law is the keeper of Moat Cailin, guardian of the Stony Shore and more. Few know much of the mysterious northman personally, as he never ventures far south save during war, but none question the ferocity of the armies of winter.
Prince Erik Hoare (39): Son of the feared King Harmund, Prince Erik leads the vast armies of his kingdom in war, and victory follows him like a shadow. Genteel but ruthless, he has ensured that House Hoare is respected in Westeros as well as abroad, its warriors serving as mercenaries for allies as far away as Lys in the Disputed Lands. His most notable act involved allowing rebellious riverlords to score a pair of minor victories against his forces five years ago, ensuring that any who had questionable loyalty to the throne gathered in revolt, and then he called in the fleet on their undefeated homes, killing thousands and scattering the rebels before crushing them one after another.