Ser Robyn Lannister

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Name: Ser Robyn Lannister

Age: Seven-and-Ten

Nationality: Westerlands

Byname: The Red Lion

Skills:

Expert: Lance/Spears

Noteworthy: Animal Handling

Noteworthy: Longblades

Apprentice: Charm

Apprentice: Athletics

Novice: Singing

Novice: Persuasion

Beginner: Stewardship

Beginner: Political Intrigue

Character Personal History:

--- Brief Synopsis History:

Robyn Lannister was born to a cadet branch of House Lannister. His father, the Castellan of Casterly Rock and Lord of Castamere, Jon Lannister, sired him later in life with his second wife, Lady Wen of House Crakehall. Robyn’s half-sisters were much older, and had no brothers, but even as a young boy he knew his path would not be political in nature. He was so far down the list of succession of his house that Robyn constantly strove to distinguish himself on the tourney field. At fifteen, he was already a skilled rider and lancer. He earned his knighthood as a Mystery Knight at a tournament hosted by his mother’s family, where he unhorsed all but one of his opponents and won the day. The last man he defeated was Ser Daven Redfort, and Knight of the Kingsguard, who knighted him that day. In the two years since, Robyn has been traveling the Seven Kingdoms to every tournament available to him. He has fared very well in most of them, winning renown throughout Westeros. He has earned the moniker, the “Red Lion”, due to the red streak in his otherwise golden hair.

Character Physical Description:

Robyn Lannister is a young man, not even Eight-and-Ten, and he looks the part. The smooth faced boy inherits much of his family’s comely attributes. He has bright blue eyes, fair skin, and straight golden hair like straw. He did inherit one aspect of his mother; Robyn has a strange streak of red hair flowing from front to back. The boy is athletic and hardened from constant training in the saddle and with the lance. Even still, he stands no taller than any average man, and is certainly no thicker of shoulder or chest. His skill on the field is due to technique, training and strategy.

Character Reputation:

Robyn has earned his reputation over the last two years by traveling to dozens of tournaments, large and small. He has won several, including unhorsing Ser Daven Redfort who knighted him. Robyn has gained the moniker the ‘Red Lion’ which he claims proudly.

Robyn Lannister is a '1st Character'

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Name: Lord Jon Lannister

Age: Nine-and-Forty

Nationality: Westerlands

Byname: None

Skills:

Noteworthy: Land Battle

Noteworthy: Stewardship

Apprentice: Political Intrigue

Apprentice: Longblades

Novice: Deception

Novice: Law

Beginner: Animal Handling

Beginner: Persuasion

Character Personal History:

--- Brief Synopsis History:

The younger brother of Gerion Lannister, Jon Lannister never was so polarizing as his brother.  He was, and is, quite plain.  The Lord of Castamere, passed to him from his father, Jon is adept at performing one of the most important duties in Casterly Rock, serving as the keep's castellan.  He spends precious little time at his own home in Castamere, instead focusing on the holding of his nephew, and Lord Paramount of House Lannister.  Jon married later in life, due largely to the duties aiding his brother, and then nephew, taking so much of his attention.  Jon has two daughters, Johanna and Gwen, and one son, Robyn, also knows as the Red Lion.

Character Physical Description:

Jon is firmly in middle age.  He has only a few wisps of hair on top of his head, but the blond hair is still thick around the sides and back.  He was once comely, not so much so as some of the others in his family, but those days have left him.  His skin sags, and frequently has black circles around his eyes, making him appear even older than he is.  The man is thin, not gaining weight with age like often some do.  

Character Reputation:

Jon Lannister was always seen as Gerion's younger brother, an inert figure with no real power or desire for political ambition.  For those within House Lannister, he is known as a devoted worker behind the scenes, always striving for House Lannister's continued success.  He has very little contact with his family, most of which live in Castamere, although his son is now fond of traveling the Seven Kingdoms in search of glory as a Tourney Knight.

Jon Lannister is a '2nd Character'

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Name: Bibsy Crakehall

Age: Five-and-Ten

Nationality: Westerlands

Byname: Bigs or Bibs

Skills:

Apprentice: Animal Handling

Apprentice: Athletics

Novice: Axes

Novice: Longblades

Beginner: Singing

Beginner: Healing

Character Personal History:

--- Brief Synopsis History:

Bibsy is the son of Lyonel Crakehall, younger brother of Wen Crakehall, who married Jon Lannister.  This makes Bibsy and Robyn Lannister first cousins.  He and Robyn were raised together, as Bibsy was sent as a page to Castamere.  Bibsy never did take to the horse like his cousin, and had very little interest in the joust.  As Robyn squired, Bibsy finished his last years as a page.  And when Robyn was actually knighted, he insisted on taking his cousin as his own squire, which Bibsy reluctantly did.  He knew his days would be assisting his cousin in the tourney where he rode, but still, the boy was happy to end his time as a page and move on with his life.  He currently attends Ser Robyn, acting as his squire.

Character Physical Description:

Bibsy is a short, thickly built, pimply faced youth of Five-and-Ten.  His shoulders are wide, arms muscled, and built like others in the Crakehall family.  There is no doubt he will end up a big man, perhaps not tall, but strong for certain.  His face has various scars and pimples that blemish it.  His skin seems naturally dark and tanned, even though it might not be from the son.

Character Reputation:

The squire of the Red Lion, and his first cousin, Bibsy Crakehall has not made a name for himself yet throughout Westeros.  But those that know him, find he is easy to like, even though he is not overly talkative.  He is particularly loyal to his cousin, and best friend, Robyn.

Bibsy Crakehall is a '3rd Character'