Excellent question, for any good lord worth their bread and salt would like to see in his knights the prowess of the smith, the courage of the warrior, and the wisdom of the crone. References wouldn't hurt either.
We Are:
Geoffrey Golia
A man of the North, Geoffrey Golia earned renown for besting Ser Dickon Manwoody in the 'finger dance' and consistently providing competent and ethical social work practice throughout the Seven Kingdoms, including stints doing cave visits in Skagos, couples counseling in Dorne, and Bog-based services among the Crannogmen. His likes include lamprey pie, a flagon of
Arbor gold, and ribald jests. His dislikes include Ser Lyn Corbray and ill-fitting doublets.
Danielle Francis
After earning a chain in film and film studies, Danielle decided to leave the Stormlands for King's Landing. Getting a job in mummery proved difficult, so she now sells demitasses o' brown to the toniest denizens of Aegon's Hill. Tyrion Lannister has been known to stop by. Her likes include moody, complicated men with burnt faces, music, and various intellectual pursuits. Her dislikes include Ned Stark (come at me, bro), attempted sacks of her neighborhood, and the new year's resolution people at the gym.
Stephen Danay
The son of an steelsmith and a soldier's daughter, Ser Stephen the Sensible hails from the southron shores of Long Isle, a desolate, backward land to which he shall never return. After four ill-spent years at the Citadel, Ser Stephen abandoned his dreams of becoming a maester and began a new life as a hedge knight, swearing his sword to any lord with a noble cause or a functional brewery, but preferably both. His idle time is spent recording his own adventures and the tales of those he encounters in a tome he will one day donate to posterity in Oldtown. His likes include summer evenings in the Reach, hopped ale from Qarth and quick-witted maidens, especially all at once. His dislikes include sellswords, Ironborn and other men of low character.
Stephen Savin
Born to a hedge knight and moneylender's maid in Oldtown, Stephen tried his hand at tinkering in a local blacksmith's shop before entering the Citadel. He earned links in alchemy, metallurgy and physics before abandoning the maester's life and seeking higher learning afar in the Hills of Norvos. He soon returned to Westeros and found himself in a shop in King's Landing making gadgets and mechanisms for wealthy lords and merchants, but could not deny the call of home and returned to Oldtown where he currently resides. When relaxing with friends, he enjoys a rich black beer brewed in the Northern style or a sour Dornish red.
Christian Vardeleon - coming soon!
