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[[File:Jedruszek CleftjawReavers.jpg|350px|thumb|right|Dagmer Cleftjaw leading a large crew of [[House Greyjoy]] warriors – by Tomasz Jedruszek. © Fantasy Flight Games]] | [[File:Jedruszek CleftjawReavers.jpg|350px|thumb|right|Dagmer Cleftjaw leading a large crew of [[House Greyjoy]] warriors – by Tomasz Jedruszek. © Fantasy Flight Games]] | ||
− | + | '''Dagmer''', better known as '''Dagmer Cleftjaw''', is the [[ironborn]] captain of the longship ''[[Foamdrinker]]''. In the [[Game of Thrones|TV series]] he is played by Ralph Ineson. | |
− | '''Dagmer''', better known as '''Dagmer Cleftjaw''', is the [[ironborn]] captain of the longship ''[[Foamdrinker]]''. | ||
==Appearance== | ==Appearance== | ||
+ | :''See also: [[:Category:Images of Dagmer|Images of Dagmer]]'' | ||
Dagmer has snow white hair and a hideous scar. A longaxe blow had nearly killed him as a child, splintering his jaw, smashing his front teeth and left him four lips instead of two. He wears a shaggy beard, but the hair does not grow where the scar is. He wears many rings, gold and silver and bronze, set with sapphire and garnet and [[dragonglass]], all of which he won by the iron price.{{ref|ACOK|37}} | Dagmer has snow white hair and a hideous scar. A longaxe blow had nearly killed him as a child, splintering his jaw, smashing his front teeth and left him four lips instead of two. He wears a shaggy beard, but the hair does not grow where the scar is. He wears many rings, gold and silver and bronze, set with sapphire and garnet and [[dragonglass]], all of which he won by the iron price.{{ref|ACOK|37}} | ||
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Dagmer Cleftjaw by Rafal Hrynkiewicz . © Fantasy Flight Games. | |
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Alias | Dagmer Cleftjaw |
Title | Captain of Foamdrinker |
Allegiance | House Greyjoy |
Culture | Ironborn |
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Played by | Ralph Ineson |
TV series | Season 2 |
Dagmer, better known as Dagmer Cleftjaw, is the ironborn captain of the longship Foamdrinker. In the TV series he is played by Ralph Ineson.
Contents
Appearance
- See also: Images of Dagmer
Dagmer has snow white hair and a hideous scar. A longaxe blow had nearly killed him as a child, splintering his jaw, smashing his front teeth and left him four lips instead of two. He wears a shaggy beard, but the hair does not grow where the scar is. He wears many rings, gold and silver and bronze, set with sapphire and garnet and dragonglass, all of which he won by the iron price.[1]
History
In his youth, Dagmer Cleftjaw was the most dreaded warrior of the Iron Isles. Dagmer once spent a summer reaving in the Stepstones with a young Balon Greyjoy.[2] He may have been master-at-arms of Pyke, as he is noted to have trained Balon's son Theon Greyjoy in arms, riding, and boatmanship. Theon gets on well with the old raider,[3] whom he calls "Uncle" on account of his having a female Greyjoy ancestor four or five generations back.
Recent Events
A Clash of Kings
Lord Balon Greyjoy sends Dagmer to Old Wyk to raise the Stonehouses and the Drumms. After Dagmer successfully raises the houses, he is then ordered to accompany Theon on a raid to harry the Stony Shore.[4] During the raid on the Stony Shore, Theon orders Dagmer to stay behind and defend the ships, which Dagmer laughs at.[1]
When Theon returns from the scene of the massacre, he convinces Dagmer to follow his plan to take Winterfell, playing on the old reaver's lust for glory. Theon's uncle Aeron Damphair would take six of the eight ships and continue raiding the coast of the North. Dagmer would attack Torrhen's Square and draw out the garrison from Winterfell when its castellan, Ser Rodrik Cassel, learned of the fearsome ironborn warrior. Dagmer objects that sieges are not the Old Way and he would have not enough men to storm a castle or defeat Rodrik's garrison, but Theon says he intends to slip in and take the under-manned castle while the garrison was away.[1] The plan goes as expected, with Dagmer losing the Battle of Torrhen's Square while Theon seizes Winterfell.[5]
According to Asha Greyjoy, Dagmer returned to Torrhen's Square and took the castle after the Stark forces returned to free Winterfell.
A Dance with Dragons
Dagmer continues to hold Torrhen's Square with his force of ironborn.
References and Notes
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 A Clash of Kings, Chapter 37, Theon III.
- ↑ A Feast for Crows, Chapter 1, The Prophet.
- ↑ A Clash of Kings, Chapter 11, Theon I.
- ↑ A Clash of Kings, Chapter 24, Theon II.
- ↑ A Clash of Kings, Chapter 56, Theon V.