House Plumm[edit]

House Plumm is a House of First Men origin from the Westerlands. They are sworn to house Lannister. Their seat is Roundtowers.

The Plumm sigil is three purple roundels, on a gold field. Their words are "Come Try Me".

History[edit]

The Plumms have been loyal bannermen of the Lannisters, converting to the andalic faith and supporting their efforts as stewards. They've received minor lands for their contributions against Crakehall rebels and have been devoted followers of the Seven. The Plumms build the second ever sept in the Westerlands and contributed to further septs in the Reach, Riverlands and Westerlands as well.

Tommen Plumm served as Steward under King Tyrion I Lannister and his son Tybolt, he was disgracefully dismissed from the position after disregarding Lannister orders and involving himself in the matters of the Riverlands and the Vance wars of succession. Tommen was a pious man, among the only first men to use the written language and he dedicated his life to record keeping and gold counting for the Lannisters, so much so that even after his dismissal he was given the position of Architect of the Rock, retaining a council seat but suffering a stain on his renown all the same.

The lack of martial might and wealth amassing orientation has led to a lower reputation for the Plumms than other andal convert houses of the Rock, the art of gold counting being considered a lowly craft, but one cannot deny the Plumms their expertise in the matter.

Through the efforts of his sons Tommen plumm has officialy been recognised as paragon of virute. A sept is named after him and his name recorded in the annals of the faiths history. Tommen Plumm is known for implementing the Ink Tax.

Notable Members of House Plumm[edit]

Tommen Plumm – Lord of the Rundridge during the reign Loreon V Lannister, 1st First Moon 3827 A.H. - 20th Third Moon 32 A.I.

Tommen Plumm - "The Timmid" Twelfth Moon 49 A.I. - Present

Alaric Plumm - Member of the Most Devout