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The Stormlands

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When Aegon Targaryen and his army invaded Westeros during the War of Conquest, Aegon sent his bastard half-brother Orys Baratheon to secure the Stormlands. The Storm King, Argilac the Arrogant, could have withstood siege indefinitely within Storm's End's mighty walls, but chose instead to give battle. He was defeated and killed. Storm's End surrendered and Aegon ennobled Orys, giving him Argilac's lands, castle and daughter to rule. House Baratheon continued to rule the Stormlands for the next three centuries, up to the time of Robert's Rebellion. The stormborn are a strong people with a history of fielding impressive warriors. The Stormlands are ruled from the castle in Storm's End, which is run by House Baratheon. Bastards born in the Stormlands take the surname 'Storm'.

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Tall, cold mountain highlands in the Dornish Marches of the southwest. Heavily forested in the north and south, interrupted by low mountains in the center; stormy, temperate

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When Aegon Targaryen and his army invaded Westeros during the War of Conquest, Aegon sent his bastard half-brother Orys Baratheon to secure the Stormlands. The Storm King, Argilac the Arrogant, could have withstood siege indefinitely within Storm's End's mighty walls, but chose instead to give battle. He was defeated and killed. Storm's End surrendered and Aegon ennobled Orys, giving him Argilac's lands, castle and daughter to rule. House Baratheon continued to rule the Stormlands for the next three centuries, up to the time of Robert's Rebellion. Bastards born in the Stormlands are given the surname Storm. The stormborn are a strong people with a history of fielding impressive warriors. The Stormlands are ruled from the castle in Storm's End, which is run by House Baratheon. Bastards born in the Stormlands take the surname 'Storm'.

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