Ironrath
The Forrester seat
The North
Ironrath is the ancestral home of House Forrester and the place from which Tom and other Forrester men answer the call to war. At introduction, it stands more…
Companion
Introductory information only.
Seats, keeps, strongholds, and fortified places encountered through the story.
The Forrester seat
Prologue: From Death's Maw
The North
Ironrath is the ancestral home of House Forrester and the place from which Tom and other Forrester men answer the call to war. At introduction, it stands more…
Seat of House Tully
Chapter 5: March of the Greatjohn
The Riverlands
Riverrun enters Tom's story through the news of Robb Stark's victories in the riverlands. It is not yet a place Tom explores directly, but it matters as a…
Settlements, ports, villages, and inhabited places named or visited as the story unfolds.
No entries introduced yet.
Fields, crossings, camps, and killing grounds where armies clash or their aftermath is felt.
The battlefield at the Green Fork
Prologue: From Death's Maw
The Riverlands
The Green Fork is the battlefield where Tom is first found amid death, mud, and wreckage after the northern line is bloodied by Tywin Lannister's host.
The wood near Riverrun
Chapter 5: March of the Greatjohn
The Riverlands
The Whispering Wood is known to Tom through reports from the wider war. Its importance is carried by rumor, prisoners, and the sudden change in northern confidence.
Roads, camps, regions, wilderness, and other important places that do not fit neatly elsewhere.
Robb Stark's camp, The Stark camp
Chapter 4: The Young Wolf
The Riverlands
The Northern Camp is where Tom comes before Robb Stark and the gathered northern lords. It is a temporary place of command, grief, judgment, and hard decisions.
The Trident, the lands around the rivers
Prologue: From Death's Maw
Central Westeros
The Riverlands form the broad war-torn region where Tom's story opens. Armies move through its roads, fields, rivers, and camps, leaving ruin in their wake.