Fatesealer

The bastard sword Fatesealer was forged in the year 241 AL for Gurnar Greywinde, the son of a minor Northern noble. During the years of relative peace, The 4 1/2Ib and 42cm long sword, Fatesealer didn’t see much blood, more of a wall piece than a weapon in White Harbor, or wherever the Greywindes could find a decent room. When Gurnar died from liver failure after a bout of heavy drinking, the sword went to his son Barrion.

After years of brutal training and following in his father’s footsteps, Barrion became an adept swordsman. When he was in his late thirties, his training became all too necessary when he and his half-brother, Alen Stonecroft, marched off to war with Eddard Stark’s host. At the Battle of the Trident, Barrion fight bravely against men half his age with double his strength, slaying half and wounding the others. When he eventually fell it was due to a broken spine, no less.

The war was won, of course. Fatesealer once again became a wall piece, but now with a permanent home, Grey Wood, the new seat of House Greywinde, outside Winterfell. After the death of Barrion years later at the hands of bandits and deserters, the loss of the House and just about all of the people there, the sword was lost. But not all that is lost is gone forever.

Alen Stonecroft, Barrion’s brother, returned with a host of men and killed all the bandits that had infested the charred remains of the Grey Wood estate. Amongst the stolen silverware, coins and heirlooms Alen found the sword, dirty and mistreated. He kept it largely hidden for nearly a decade, restoring it. The day Rickard left to fight for a new king was the day it returned to its rightful owner, a Greywinde. A wall piece dust gatherer no more, Fatesealer serves once again.

However, time and unpredictability takes its toll once again, and the sword is currently missing in the North.

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