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| Note: The canonicity of the character presented in this article is currently unclear. They are not mentioned in the written works of George R. R. Martin. However, they are mentioned in the graphic novel adaptation of The Hedge Knight, in the roll of arms of the attendees of the tourney at Ashford Meadow. Until further information comes out, they should be considered a semi-canon character. |
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| Title | Ser | |||
| Allegiance | House Frey | |||
| Culture | Riverlands | |||
| Coat of arms |
A silver-grey castle on blue beneath a red bend sinister (Azure, beneath a bend sinister gules a bridge cendrée, at either end a tower of the same) | |||
| Book | The Hedge Knight, Graphic Novel (mentioned) | |||
Ser Walder of Woodmere was a knight from Woodmere during the reign of King Daeron II Targaryen.
History
Walder was listed as a participant of the tourney at Ashford Meadow of 209 AC.[1][2]
Arms
The roll of arms in the first edition of the The Hedge Knight graphic novel displayed Walder's sigil as a blue plate on white, similar to the arms of House Poole. However, in later editions, his sigil was changed to a grey castle on blue beneath a red bend sinister[1] (same as the arms of Walder Rivers), suggesting that Walder of Woodmere was a bastard of House Frey.