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Durran was raised at Storm's End, by his father. He was headstrong in his youth, and often quarreled with family and servants both. | Durran was raised at Storm's End, by his father. He was headstrong in his youth, and often quarreled with family and servants both. | ||
When his twenty-first nameday passed, he decided to ride south to avenge his father's failures in Dorne. Arriving alone at Wyl, he demanded a duel with the Yronwood king, [[Yorick III Yrwonwood|Yorick III]. He slew the Dornish king and earned his moniker that day, proving his worth and claim on the throne of the Stormlands with such a feat. | When his twenty-first nameday passed, he decided to ride south to avenge his father's failures in Dorne. Arriving alone at Wyl, he demanded a duel with the Yronwood king, [[Yorick III Yrwonwood|Yorick III]]. He slew the Dornish king and earned his moniker that day, proving his worth and claim on the throne of the Stormlands with such a feat. | ||
He retreated into the [[The Eastern Marches|marches]] when [[Balder Durrandon (son of Durran XIX)|Balder Stormblessed]] named himself Storm King in Storm's End, and rallied the more traditional Stormmen to his banners in the [[Great Stag Duel]]. | He retreated into the [[The Eastern Marches|marches]] when [[Balder Durrandon (son of Durran XIX)|Balder Stormblessed]] named himself Storm King in Storm's End, and rallied the more traditional Stormmen to his banners in the [[Great Stag Duel]]. | ||