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==References in the books== | ==References in the books== | ||
===A Song of Ice and Fire=== | ===A Song of Ice and Fire=== | ||
*Lords Grandison, Cafferen and Fell remained loyal to the Iron Throne during the begining of the rebellion and planed to join their forces to bring Robert's head to Aerys. | *Lords Grandison, Cafferen and Fell remained loyal to the Iron Throne during the begining of the rebellion and planed to join their forces to bring Robert's head to Aerys. Robert defeated them one by one at Summerhall, slaying Lord Fell in a single combat and capturing his son Silveraxe. Silveraxe turned to Robert afterwards. | ||
Robert defeated them one by one at Summerhall, slaying Lord Fell in a single combat and capturing his son Silveraxe. Silveraxe turned to Robert afterwards. | |||
*Lord Harwood Fell is listed on the appendixs of A Feast for Crows as one of the members of Stannis' court as Castle Black. | *Lord Harwood Fell is listed on the appendixs of A Feast for Crows as one of the members of Stannis' court as Castle Black. | ||
Revision as of 21:45, 17 June 2007
House Fell of Fellwood is a noble house sworn to Storm's End.
It is unknown in which part of the Stormlands Fellwood is located.
Neither their arms or their words appear in the books, but in noncanon correspondence with fans George R. R. Martin has their arms blazoned per fess, a white crescent moon in the first on black above a green field, a sprucetree line between.
The Fell House at the end of the third century
The only known Fell during the timespan of the events described on A Song of Ice and Fire is:
- Lord Harwood Fell: Lord of Harwood.
During the time of Robert's Rebellion, there were:
- {Lord Fell}: Slain by Robert Baratheon at Summerhall in a single combat.
- Silveraxe: His son. He was captured by Robert and became his man afterwards. Silveraxe could be the current Lord Harwood Fell, though it is only a possiblity.
References in the books
A Song of Ice and Fire
- Lords Grandison, Cafferen and Fell remained loyal to the Iron Throne during the begining of the rebellion and planed to join their forces to bring Robert's head to Aerys. Robert defeated them one by one at Summerhall, slaying Lord Fell in a single combat and capturing his son Silveraxe. Silveraxe turned to Robert afterwards.
- Lord Harwood Fell is listed on the appendixs of A Feast for Crows as one of the members of Stannis' court as Castle Black.