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'''House Ripping of Ressview''' is a noble house from the [[The Stormlands|Eastern Marches]]. They are sworn to [[House Harvest]]. Their seat is Ressview, a small castle famed for its gardens and hot cuisine in the shadow of the Red Mountains of [[Dorne]]. | '''House Ripping of Ressview''' is a noble house from the [[The Stormlands#The Eastern Marches|Eastern Marches]]. They are sworn to [[House Harvest]]. Their seat is Ressview, a small castle famed for its gardens and hot cuisine in the shadow of the Red Mountains of [[Dorne]]. | ||
The sigil of House Ripping is a fruiting bell pepper on vert and gules counter charged. | The sigil of House Ripping is a fruiting bell pepper on vert and gules counter charged. Their words are "''We Climb as One''". | ||
== Notable Members == | == Notable Members == | ||
* Lord Holger Ripping | * Lord Holger Ripping, head of House Ripping during the reign of [[Erich VII Durrandon]]. | ||
== References == | == References == | ||
[[Category:Houses|Ripping]] | [[Category:Houses|Ripping]] | ||
[[Category:The Stormlands|Ripping]] | |||
Latest revision as of 05:37, 7 June 2025
The heart tree there was a great oak, its ancient limbs overgrown with smokeberry vines. - A Game of Thrones[1]
House Ripping of Ressview is a noble house from the Eastern Marches. They are sworn to House Harvest. Their seat is Ressview, a small castle famed for its gardens and hot cuisine in the shadow of the Red Mountains of Dorne.
The sigil of House Ripping is a fruiting bell pepper on vert and gules counter charged. Their words are "We Climb as One".
Notable Members
- Lord Holger Ripping, head of House Ripping during the reign of Erich VII Durrandon.
References
- ↑ George R.R. Martin. (1996). A Game of Thrones. Voyager Books.