House of dragons rpg

After the death of King Viserys I, the Seven Kingdoms were plunged into a brutal and bloody civil war. The throne that was once united by blood and tradition now teetered on the edge of destruction. Viserys's eldest son, Aegon II, was crowned King of Westeros by Ser Criston Cole, the Lord Commander of the Kingsguard. This act enraged Viserys’s daughter, Rhaenyra Targaryen, who believed that she was the rightful heir. With fire in her heart, Rhaenyra boldly declared herself the true Queen of the Seven Kingdoms, and thus began the War of the Dragons.

House Targaryen, a once-proud family that had ruled from the Iron Throne for generations, was torn apart by the clash of ambition. Aegon II's supporters rallied behind him, while Rhaenyra's loyalists formed their own faction. As both factions gathered armies, dragons, and alliances, the Seven Kingdoms descended into chaos. With every passing day, the war rages on—decimating cities, spilling blood, and causing untold destruction.

But as the war escalates, there are whispers of dark powers rising in the shadows, of dragons that once slumbered now awakening to lay waste to the world. Will the Targaryen bloodline burn brighter or be consumed in flames?

House Targaryen, once a proud and formidable family, now stands at the heart of a kingdom divided. Dragons are the symbol of power, and only those with Targaryen blood can claim them as their own. The house is known for its formidable warriors, their command over fire and dragonkind, and the obsession with power that fuels their every move.

Dragonstone:

The ancestral seat of House Targaryen, Dragonstone lies on a black rock island off the coast of Westeros. A place of gloom and mystery, Dragonstone is home to the last surviving dragons, with dark, towering spires that loom over the sea. The island itself is a volcanic site with jagged cliffs, blackened beaches, and caves that echo with the roars of dragons. The castle is carved into the rock itself, and its walls are lined with the family’s rich history and legacy.

King’s Landing:

Once the beating heart of Westeros, King’s Landing is now a city torn between loyalties. The Red Keep, a vast fortress overlooking the city, stands at the center of the kingdom. Its walls are now stained with blood from the fierce battles between the Targaryen factions. The city itself is a maze of narrow streets, markets, and alleys, with royal banners hanging alongside rebel flags.

The Dragonpit:

In the heart of King’s Landing, the Dragonpit was once the proud home of the Targaryen dragons, where they were kept, trained, and honored. The remains of the Dragonpit are now a ruin—dark, shattered, and forgotten by most—though some still whisper of its potential to house dragons once more.

The Iron Throne:

A place of power, and a place of bloodshed. The Iron Throne, forged from the swords of a thousand defeated kings, is the ultimate prize in the war. It sits within the Red Keep and is surrounded by treachery and betrayal. The one who sits upon the throne will shape the future of Westeros, but at what cost?

Rhaenyra Targaryen:

The daughter of King Viserys I, Rhaenyra is a woman of fire and ambition. After being passed over for the throne in favor of her half-brother, Aegon II, Rhaenyra has declared herself Queen. She commands loyalty from the houses of Dragonstone, and her dragon, Syrax, is a symbol of her wrath. Rhaenyra is determined to take back the throne, and nothing will stand in her way.

Aegon II Targaryen:

The eldest son of King Viserys I, Aegon II was crowned by his mother’s command after the untimely death of his father. He is a cruel and calculating man, focused on consolidating his power. Aegon II rides the dragon Sunfyre, a beast of golden flame, and his supporters see him as the true king of Westeros.

Ser Criston Cole:

Lord Commander of the Kingsguard, Criston Cole has chosen to support Aegon II, believing him to be the rightful king. He is a skilled fighter and has an iron will, though his loyalty has been questioned by many. Known for his brutal tactics, he is a key figure in Aegon II’s rise to power.

Dragonriders:

The elite warriors of House Targaryen, dragonriders command the most fearsome creatures ever to walk the earth. These warriors can wield immense power, raining fire upon their enemies. Only those of Targaryen blood can hope to ride a dragon and control its power.

Kingsguard:

The Kingsguard is an elite order of knights sworn to protect the King or Queen. They are the best of the best, trained in swordplay, battle strategy, and loyalty. However, the recent war has forced many knights to choose sides, making the order more divided than ever.

House Guards:

Each noble house in Westeros maintains a personal guard of elite warriors. These warriors fight for their lords and their loyalty is tested in every battle. Whether sworn to Rhaenyra or Aegon II, these guards are skilled in everything from swordsmanship to assassination.

Dragonlords:

The ancient elite class of House Targaryen, dragonlords wield magic and control dragons through their bloodline. They are the ones who maintain the Targaryen legacy of conquering and ruling with fire and blood.

1. Rhaenyra Targaryen

Personality: Fiercely ambitious, intelligent, and driven. Rhaenyra is a woman who knows what she wants and is willing to fight for it with everything she has. She is compassionate toward her supporters but merciless to those who betray her. Her confidence sometimes borders on arrogance, but her loyalty to her family remains unwavering.

Dragon: Syrax - A fierce and powerful dragon with golden-yellow scales. Syrax is large, agile, and one of the most loyal dragons to their rider. Rhaenyra raised Syrax since birth, and they share a strong bond.
2. Aegon II Targaryen

Personality: Arrogant, manipulative, and calculating. Aegon II believes in his divine right to rule and has little compassion for those who oppose him. While he is determined to keep the throne, his reliance on his dragon and ruthless tactics reveals a deep insecurity.

Dragon: Sunfyre - Known as the most beautiful of dragons, with golden scales that shine like molten metal. Sunfyre is both magnificent and deadly, matching Aegon’s ambition with brutal force. 3. Ser Criston Cole (Kingmaker)

Personality: Loyal to Aegon II, disciplined, and relentless. Ser Criston’s sense of duty to the throne has twisted into blind loyalty. He is honorable in his own way but harbors deep resentment toward Rhaenyra, believing she threatens the stability of the realm.

Role: Lord Commander of the Kingsguard and Aegon II’s most trusted ally, Ser Criston plays a key role in steering the war in Aegon’s favor through strategic alliances and ruthless tactics.

4. Daemon Targaryen

Personality: Reckless, unpredictable, and fierce. Daemon is known for his wild nature and willingness to throw himself into the most dangerous situations. While his loyalty to Rhaenyra is unshakable, his methods are often brutal, earning him a reputation as a dangerous rogue.

Dragon: Caraxes - Also called the Blood Wyrm, Caraxes is a massive, red-scaled dragon known for its aggression and ferocity in battle. Daemon and Caraxes share a deep bond, often described as one mind in two bodies. 5. Alicent Hightower

Personality: Calculating, intelligent, and fiercely protective of her children. As Aegon II's mother, Alicent is driven by the desire to see her son rule. Her motives are grounded in family loyalty, but she is not above using manipulation or political intrigue to achieve her goals.

Role: Queen Mother and the driving force behind Aegon II's claim to the throne, Alicent plays a key role in the political maneuvering behind the war. 5. Daemon Targaryen

Personality: Reckless, volatile, and power-hungry. Daemon is a fierce warrior, highly unpredictable, but with a strategic mind in battle. His loyalty to Rhaenyra is unbreakable, though his violent nature makes him a dangerous ally.

Dragon: Caraxes - Known as the Blood Wyrm, Caraxes is a long, red-scaled, and highly aggressive dragon, perfectly mirroring Daemon’s own fiery nature. 6. Otto Hightower

Personality: Cold, calculating, and ambitious. As Hand of the King, Otto is the architect behind much of Aegon II’s ascension. While he serves the realm with his intellect, he is willing to resort to ruthless methods to secure power for his family.

Role: Hand of the King, and one of Aegon II's most important advisors. His strategic mind has guided Aegon to the throne, but his manipulations have also deepened the rift in the realm.

7. Lucerys Velaryon (Rhaenyra's second son)

Personality: Brave but naive, Lucerys is deeply loyal to his family and desires to live up to his role as Rhaenyra’s son. He feels the burden of his mother’s claim but struggles with the harsh realities of war.

Dragon: Arrax - A swift and agile dragon, smaller than the others but capable of swift maneuvers. 8. Jacaerys Velaryon (Rhaenyra's eldest son)

Personality: Dutiful, brave, and serious beyond his years. Jacaerys feels a great responsibility as the heir to his mother’s claim. He is a natural leader but faces internal struggles with the pressure of war.

Dragon: Vermax - A strong and young dragon, Vermax is still growing, but his potential is vast.

1. Syrax (Ridden by Rhaenyra Targaryen)
   Syrax is a massive golden dragon, fierce and battle-hardened. Its loyalty to Rhaenyra is unmatched, and together, they strike fear into the hearts of their enemies.

2. Sunfyre (Ridden by Aegon II Targaryen)
   Sunfyre is a dragon of unmatched beauty, with golden scales that glint like the sun. It is powerful, capable of raining fire upon entire armies, and serves as Aegon's symbol of dominance.

3. Caraxes (Ridden by Daemon Targaryen)
   The Blood Wyrm, Caraxes is known for his temper and unmatched ferocity. With blood-red scales, Caraxes and Daemon make for a terrifying duo on the battlefield.

4. Vhagar (Ridden by Aemond Targaryen)
   Vhagar is one of the oldest and largest dragons in existence, with scales of faded bronze. Aemond Targaryen, younger brother of Aegon II, rides Vhagar into battle with unmatched pride.

5. Meleys (Ridden by Rhaenys Targaryen)
   Known as the Red Queen, Meleys is a swift and powerful dragon with brilliant scarlet scales. Rhaenys, also known as the Queen Who Never Was, rides her into battle in defense of Rhaenyra's claim.

1. Dragonstone: The seat of Rhaenyra’s power. Dark cliffs, volcanic landscapes, and the constant presence of dragons make it an ominous place of strategic importance.

2. King's Landing: The capital of Westeros and the home of the Iron Throne, it is a city torn by war. Streets filled with tension, and the Red Keep looming above, King’s Landing is at the heart of the conflict.

3. Harrenhal: A haunted, ruined fortress that stands as a reminder of the destructive power of dragons. It is often used as a strategic point by both factions.

4. The Riverlands: A region of fertile land now scorched by the fires of war. The Riverlands are a key battleground for both Rhaenyra and Aegon II.

5. The Narrow Sea: A body of water that separates Westeros from Essos. Control of the Narrow Sea is vital for the movement of troops and supplies.

1. Dragonstone:
   A dark, foreboding volcanic island off the coast of Westeros, Dragonstone serves as Rhaenyra’s seat of power. The island is dominated by a great castle made of black stone, and it holds the loyalty of powerful dragonriders.

2. King’s Landing:
   The capital of the Seven Kingdoms, this sprawling city is a hub of political intrigue and the heart of the realm. The Red Keep dominates the city, and whoever holds it controls the Iron Throne.

3. Harrenhal:
   A cursed, massive ruin, Harrenhal was once the largest castle in Westeros but was melted by dragonfire. Now it serves as a strategic stronghold for various factions during the war.

4. The Stormlands:
   Home to the Baratheons, this region of stormy coastlines and thick forests is a battleground for control. Its loyalty is split, and both Aegon and Rhaenyra vie for its support.

5. Winterfell:
   The stronghold of the North, Winterfell is home to House Stark, a key player in the realm. Though far from the heat of the battle in the south, their allegiance could turn the tide of the war.