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| − | '''Baelor Blacktyde''' is Lord of [[Blacktyde]] and head of [[House Blacktyde]]. Baelor captains the ''[[Nightflyer]]''.{{Ref|AFFC|18}} | + | '''Baelor Blacktyde''' is the Lord of [[Blacktyde]] and the head of [[House Blacktyde]]. Baelor captains the ''[[Nightflyer]]''.{{Ref|AFFC|18}} |
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| − | Baelor's father, [[Lord Blacktyde]], died during [[Greyjoy's Rebellion]], | + | Baelor's father, [[Lord Blacktyde]], died during the [[Greyjoy's Rebellion|rebellion]] launched by [[Balon Greyjoy]], [[Lord of the Iron Islands]]. After the war, Baelor spent eight years as a hostage in [[Oldtown]]. By the time he came back to the [[Iron Islands]], he had converted to the [[Faith of the Seven]]. To this day, Baelor still resents Balon for his father's death, calling him "Balon the Widowmaker".{{Ref|AFFC|18}} |
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| + | Balon sent [[Tristifer Botley]] to [[Fosterage|ward]] with Baelor after Tris was caught playing with Balon's daughter, [[Asha Greyjoy]].{{Ref|AFFC|11}} | ||
==Recent Events== | ==Recent Events== | ||
===''A Feast for Crows''=== | ===''A Feast for Crows''=== | ||
| − | Lord Baelor stops at [[Ten Towers]] to consult with Lord [[Rodrik Harlaw]] before making his way to [[Old Wyk]] for the [[kingsmoot]].{{Ref|AFFC|11}} At the kingsmoot, he asks [[Victarion Greyjoy]] if he would end the war. Baelor moves on when Victarion rejects the idea.{{Ref|AFFC|18}} He is one of the first to shout [[Asha Greyjoy]]'s name at the kingsmoot.{{Ref|AFFC|19}} | + | Lord Baelor stops at [[Ten Towers]] to consult with Lord [[Rodrik Harlaw]] before making his way to [[Old Wyk]] for the [[kingsmoot on Old Wyk|kingsmoot]].{{Ref|AFFC|11}} At the kingsmoot, he asks [[Victarion Greyjoy]] if he would end the war. Baelor moves on when Victarion rejects the idea.{{Ref|AFFC|18}} He is one of the first to shout [[Asha Greyjoy]]'s name at the kingsmoot.{{Ref|AFFC|19}} |
| − | After [[Euron Greyjoy]] is raised as [[King of the Iron Islands]] at the kingsmoot, Baelor refuses to acknowledge Euron and attempts to return to [[Blacktyde]]. Victarion closes [[Nagga's Cradle]] with the [[Iron Fleet]], however, and Baelor is taken and delivered to King Euron in chains. As punishment for his refusal to acknowledge his new liege, Baelor is cut by Euron's crew into seven pieces, representing the [[Faith of the Seven]].{{Ref|AFFC|29}} Euron claims Baelor's sable cloak for himself.{{Ref|AFFC|29}} | + | After [[Euron Greyjoy]] is raised as [[King of the Iron Islands]] at the kingsmoot, Baelor refuses to acknowledge Euron and attempts to return to [[Blacktyde]]. Victarion closes [[Nagga's Cradle]] with the [[Iron Fleet]] and captures ''[[Nightflyer]]'', however, and Baelor is taken and delivered to King Euron in chains. As punishment for his refusal to acknowledge his new liege, Baelor is cut by Euron's crew into seven pieces, representing the [[Faith of the Seven]].{{Ref|AFFC|29}} Euron claims Baelor's sable cloak for himself.{{Ref|AFFC|29}} |
==Quotes by Baelor== | ==Quotes by Baelor== | ||
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[[Category:Followers of Asha Greyjoy|Blacktyde, Baelor]] | [[Category:Followers of Asha Greyjoy|Blacktyde, Baelor]] | ||
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[[Category:Nobles|Blacktyde, Baelor]] | [[Category:Nobles|Blacktyde, Baelor]] | ||
[[Category:Ship captains|Blacktyde, Baelor]] | [[Category:Ship captains|Blacktyde, Baelor]] | ||
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 Baelor Blacktyde by Kulbongkot Chutaprutikorn © Fantasy Flight Games | |
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Baelor Blacktyde is the Lord of Blacktyde and the head of House Blacktyde. Baelor captains the Nightflyer.[3]
Contents
Appearance
Baelor is smooth-faced and handsome.[3] He wears a lambswool tunic of black-and-green vairy, and he pins his sable cloak with a silver seven-pointed star.[3]
History
Baelor's father, Lord Blacktyde, died during the rebellion launched by Balon Greyjoy, Lord of the Iron Islands. After the war, Baelor spent eight years as a hostage in Oldtown. By the time he came back to the Iron Islands, he had converted to the Faith of the Seven. To this day, Baelor still resents Balon for his father's death, calling him "Balon the Widowmaker".[3]
Balon sent Tristifer Botley to ward with Baelor after Tris was caught playing with Balon's daughter, Asha Greyjoy.[4]
Recent Events
A Feast for Crows
Lord Baelor stops at Ten Towers to consult with Lord Rodrik Harlaw before making his way to Old Wyk for the kingsmoot.[4] At the kingsmoot, he asks Victarion Greyjoy if he would end the war. Baelor moves on when Victarion rejects the idea.[3] He is one of the first to shout Asha Greyjoy's name at the kingsmoot.[5]
After Euron Greyjoy is raised as King of the Iron Islands at the kingsmoot, Baelor refuses to acknowledge Euron and attempts to return to Blacktyde. Victarion closes Nagga's Cradle with the Iron Fleet and captures Nightflyer, however, and Baelor is taken and delivered to King Euron in chains. As punishment for his refusal to acknowledge his new liege, Baelor is cut by Euron's crew into seven pieces, representing the Faith of the Seven.[2] Euron claims Baelor's sable cloak for himself.[2]
Quotes by Baelor
—Baelor to Victarion Greyjoy
Quotes about Baelor
Lord Blacktyde says this kingsmoot is a dangerous folly. He thinks your uncle will descend on them and kill them all, as Urron did.[4]
References
- ↑ A Feast for Crows, Appendix.
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 2.3 A Feast for Crows, Chapter 29, The Reaver.
- ↑ 3.0 3.1 3.2 3.3 3.4 3.5 A Feast for Crows, Chapter 18, The Iron Captain.
- ↑ 4.0 4.1 4.2 A Feast for Crows, Chapter 11, The Kraken's Daughter.
- ↑ A Feast for Crows, Chapter 19, The Drowned Man.