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At this time, King Tristifer IV of House Mudd, raised his armies and met the Andal invaders. Their time came to an end with the coming of the Andal invasion. Many dynasties claimed these lands during the Age of Heroes, including the Brackens, the Blackwoods and the Mudds, who were the last of the First Men to claim the Riverlands as their own.

The Riverlands saw the rise of the Kings of the Rivers and Hills.Дuring the thousand years that followed, various families ruled the Riverlands. After centuries of fighting, a pact was signed at the Isle of Faces, the children withdrew to their forests, while the First Men raised their kingdoms in the lands ceded by the mysterious folk. Wine can be made from small, tart grapes grown in the Riverlands.Дuring the Dawn Age the First Men settled in the Riverlands, coming into conflict with the native children of the forest. With so much trade on the rivers, villagers will haul their grain and other goods to it to see it sold and carried elsewhere by the merchants. The numerous rivers that run across its expanse are used for trading and the transport of goods, In times of peace fisherfolk in skiffs and grain barges pole downstream and merchants on floating ships sail on the rivers. The Riverlands are rich and fertile and populous. The Quiet Isle is located at the mouth of the Trident.

The Lady of the Leaves lives in a village hidden in trees, while a ghost is said to be at High Heart. Additional noteworthy places in the Riverlands are the old ruins at Oldstones, where in ancient times House Mudd had its castle, and the lake God's Eye with the Isle of Faces in it. Its major castles include Harrenhal, Raventree Hall, Riverrun, Seagard, Stone Hedge, and the Twins. The Riverlands does not contain any major cities, but has a number towns, such as Fairmarket, Harrentown, Lord Harroway's Town, Maidenpool, Saltpans, and Stoney Sept. The northern Blackwater Rush runs through the southern Riverlands. The Red Fork runs from its source in the western mountains to Riverrun where it combines with the Tumblestone and then runs to the east and combines with the Trident before pouring into the Bay of Crabs at Saltpans. The Green Fork that runs south from swamps in the Neck, the Blue Fork and the Red Fork, that run from the north from the southwest, come together a short distance from Lord Harroway's Town to form the Trident.

The Riverlands is named for the number of rivers which are present. The heavily fortified Golden Tooth guards the entrance to the Riverlands but belongs itself to the Westerlands. The Riverlands extend west to Ironman's Bay and the mountainous Westerlands. To the south the Riverlands border the Crownlands and the Reach. To the east, the Riverlands extend to the Vale of Arryn's Mountains of the Moon and Crackclaw Point in the Crownlands. They border the North, near the source of the Green Fork in the swamplands of the Neck. These include all family lines other than the parents and siblings of young NPCs, or spouse and children of older NPCs personalities and initial fief ownership.The Riverlands encompass a region of plains, forests, hills, and endless rivers. Note: Certain aspects of most NPCs are randomly generated at the beginning of every new game. Lady Thedosa is a noblewoman initially of the Kingdom of Swadia.

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