#sifrp

Thought I would post some of the character ref art from our ASOIAF campaign for your viewing pleasure!

I’m running a homebrew campaign with the official SIFRP system by green ronin, set in 207 AC between the first and second Blackfyre rebellions!

From left to right:

Tobiah ‘Toby’ Martell, 26 (Played by Nico): A legitimized bastard of House Martell, nephew of Maron and Daenerys.

Oswick ‘Redtusk’ Crakehall, 47 (NPC): A close ally of Daemon Blackfyre during the first rebellion, fled to Essos with Bittersteel in 196 AC.

“You wouldn’t happen to have myrish fire on hand, would you?”

“Just wine.” Gwyn answers, “Wine and two skins of muddy water from the Blackwater rush.”

Jonah, a squire of House Moorshead.

Art for a new character introduced in Close the Doore tRPG episode 6, played by a guest. Another Player Character will be introduced as well, so more art to come.

Next time on Close the Doore...

Guys, I’m friggun’ psyched that the ladies from House Doore are going to Castle Blackhorn. House Moorshead of Blackhorn was my trpg group in meat-space. So, here’s an ominous teaser to share how jazzed I am. Blackhorn is a wretched hive of scum and villainy, the ladies must be cautious.

If you’d like to learn more before the next ep airs, you can read about House Moorshead here. You might end up knowing more than the players do about the tangled web of Blackhorn.

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Here’s the rundown on the house for the Close the Door and Come Here podcast RPG episodes, where we play A Song of Ice and Fire Roleplaying.

Sigil: Table on a red field in front of a door with two warriors lying on the table. Words: “Get Out”. A Commonly known motto is “Get on the table”. Location: South of Tumblestone and Castle Helmcrest, but North of Wayfarer’s Rest. In the foot of the Mountains. Seat: Tyble Keep

House Doore is an established greater landed knightly house on a small stretch of land, about the size of a large city and its immediate environs. A keep looks over the lands, connected with a few roads, but no direct river access. One central town holds the majority of the land’s modest population, tied to several small food-producing hamlets. Doore had enough wealth to get by before the War of Five Kings, but furthering their station has proven cost-prohibitive. Crime is common but kept in control by a trained force of Doore soldiers, including cavalry. The current lady has yet to name any heirs of significant status. Without any heirs, there is no one to extend the will and presence of the matriarch, and no way to improve the house’s standing through deeds and marriage. With fewer peasants to produce food, the cost to maintain law and order threatens to ruin the house this winter. The keep is home to a craftsman of extraordinary skill whose work is sought after by those outside of the domain. Many see LoT the woodcarver as more of an artist than a craftsman. Her work decorates the keep and brings in coin for both herself and the keep.

HISTORICAL EVENTS Founding: An advantageous marriage formalized a rough mountain clan into a landed knightly house shortly after Aegon’s Conquest. The Decline: Due to a series of tragic losses, the house entered a period of decline after Robert’s Rebellion. This forced the late Wilkens Doore to name a friend as his heir, the remaining survivor of House Rune.

Our present time is after the War of the Five Kings, in which House Doore fought on the Lannister side.

Game of Thrones roleplaying episodes are out (ep 1 link, ep 2 link), and I’ve finished the character illustrations for the party. Harrenhal looms ominously over the group.