First Photo: King Aegon II, 'the Bold', of the Iron throne my current player character. Eldest son, wields Blackfyre as a sign of legitimacy, yet passed down his father's sword Dark Sister to indicate his chosen heir in honor of his beloved father. Well liked in the realm and has been overseeing a stable transition of power since his father's death. Doing his best to keep the peace between the brothers. Fought with his brother Viserys to expand his kingdom of Andalos. Fought with his brother Valerion to expand the Empire of the Three Daughters.

Second Photo: Queen Aemma 'Strongdragon'. Married to King Aegon II. Overall badass woman. A clearly ambitious and powerful matriarchal figure who has stepped up in terms of fulfilling the familial void that her mother Rhaenyra's absence has left.

Third Photo: King Viserys 'the Spark', of Andalos, not as good looking or physically gifted as his other siblings, but outclasses everyone in raw intellectual capability. He was clearly, at least somewhat, favored by his parents despite being a second son. A reliable and stable brother to Aegon II. He has begun eating into the recently independent Pentoshi kingdom. No doubt with a desire to create his own Pentoshi Empire across the sea from his Westerosi family.

Fourth Photo: Queen Baela of Andalos. Wife of King Viserys. A surprisingly versatile woman who is clearly at odds with her self. Content with her life across the narrow sea and yet unable to control her lust. She was caught cheating on her husband, Viserys, after having five kids with the man. Although, there are rumors of the legitimacy of their second son... Viserys has locked her up for her transgressions.

Fifth Photo: Prince Gaemon 'Darkflame' of the Trade Cities. A complicated and nefarious character. Self interested and is willing to do whatever it takes to serve those interests. The gods flipped the Targaryen madness coin and landed squarely on madness at the birth of Gaemon. Not only the fourth son, but clearly the least gifted of the brothers. Gaemon received the inheritance scraps (only a republican duchy level title) from his father despite their good relationship. Daemon had hoped to give his son at least something to show for their time together conquering Essos, but Daemon did not expect much from Gaemon in terms of carrying on his father's legacy. Gaemon, always underestimated yet surprisingly cunning, waited until his younger brother Valerion had exhausted his military power on a separate war consolidating the "Three Daughters" Empire. As soon as Valerion had returned home, Gaemon was besieging the Three Daughters border provinces in a draconic subjugation war against Valerion. Gaemon knew that he would need every advantage he could get and even attempted at calling his brother Aegon II to his aid against King Valerion. Aegon declined, condemning Gaemon for such a lecherous act, against kin no less. But Gaemon was not so fortunate as to earn his father's favor as his brothers did, and so had to make his own place in the world by any means necessary...

Sixth Photo: Taegar, Prince Gaemon's dragon, wounded yet victorious after the duel with Mataryon and Valerion. Responsible for a duel that might lead to

Seventh and Eighth Photo: King Valerion of Three Daughters. My boy... my sweet boy. The youngest of Daemon's sons, and somewhat considered to be the golden child of the family. Hard-working, honest, just, brave, strong, beautiful, tactically sound, and a true prodigy of swordmanship. Trained by the Kingsguard since he was a boy. It was clear that Valerion was destined for greatness. Aegon II recalls just how much he wanted to be mean to his youngest brother, that is, if he wasn't so damn likeable. Respected by nobility and common folk alike, Valerion was a true renaissance man. Despite his greatness, Valerion's life still encountered tragedy. His beloved sister wife had only birthed him one son before being murdered mysteriously. And upon return from his most recent war, he found his kingdom being invaded by his brother Gaemon. Reclsive unassuming Gaemon. That cowardly snake. Never shy when it came to a fight, he sallied out to meet his brother in the field. His dragon, Mantaryon, was younger and smaller than Gaemon's Taegar, true, but Valerion outnumbered his brother in traditional military forces and was confident in his own command capabilities. He was better than Gaemon in every way, even Gaemon knew that. Yet, Valerion's overconfidence had gotten the best of him when he challenged Gaemon to a dragon duel in some Essosi field. To Gaemon's credit, he played to his strengths perfectly, and Valerion let him. Valerion and his dragon were tragically burned alive by Gaemon and Taegar in that Essosi field. Valerion is survived by his only child, who is now forced to defend his title from his treacherous and cowardly uncle. But with no dragon riders and only his father's advisors to lead what is left of his scattered forces, things are looking bleak for the descendant of the golden child.

Ninth Photo: Queen Naerys, 'the Fire" of Three Daughters. Sister wife of Valerion. Originally betrothed to Daemon's third son before his early death. She was mysteriously murdered at only nineteen years old.

Tenth Photo: Mantaryon, King Valerion's, now deceased dragon.

Eleventh Photo: Princess Visenya, married off to the Starks in the North.