Modern (and happy) Urri and Aeron (before growing his hair and beard longer... and wetter... and falling into religion). Urri doesn't have all of his fingers but at least he's alive.
Based on the idea of modern AU that I discussed with @lubitelnitsahe
I just want to draw happy Greyjoys 🖤
have another greyjoy doodledump while i work on my pieces for the ironborn week
-booty shorts that say ‘gods won’t let me die’
-the short shorts shirt is from and actual pic of a conservative guy who was wearing a shirt exactly like that lol
cersei and theon shopping day <3
-aeron and urri putting theon in a starfish costume ;__;
worms await you
aeron & urri for @qhorinhalfhand
quellon greyjoy had NINE sons ; only four of them survived childhood.
Urrigon, adult and well and happy and safe with his young brother
some VERY late night doodle because i HAD to draw him! Someday i’ll draw some serious and well-done art i promise!!
It shamed him still to recall the years that followed Urri’s death.
(For @tweedstoat)
And The Tears, They'll Fall Like Rain by underground_lurker Rated: M Words: 4100 Archive Warnings: Graphic Depictions of Violence Category: Gen Characters: Aeron Greyjoy, Urrigon Greyjoy, Euron Greyjoy, Balon Greyjoy, Lady Piper|Quellon Greyjoy's Wife Summary: As Robert's Rebellion draws to a close, Aeron and his brothers mourn the death of Urrigon.
This follows a young Aeron around the time of Urrigon's death and does so excellently, his anger and loneliness just pop off the page and the determination with which he fights with all his limited power as a 13 year old, even facing Euron, to give Urri the burial he would want is so touching and admirable. The author put so much thought and care in every relationship within the Greyjoy family and it really shows, it's an excellent portrayal of a family broken in two by the political and personal rift between Quellon and his sons after his remarriage, and of the way a child navigates that. It's so interesting how Aeron grows to idolise Balon because at least he's the only person who listened to his point of view and gave Urri justice, twisted as it was. Really heartbreaking and interesting.
A lot of people really bravely try to make sense of one of the many parts of asoiaf where GRRM didn't even try to account for the linear passage of time. I generally tend to disagree with at least one of the conclusion, however, hence my idea to make a post with just every information we have, as reference for people to draw their own, just as a fun challenge to myself, since I'm very aware there isn't a canon truth George intended to be gleaned here. Special thanks to whoever started A Search Of Ice And Fire or I would have died halfway through this
1. urri and aeron 2. falia flowers 3. the forsaken
extremely compromised by the new chapter
AERON AND URRIGON GREYJOY // TWO BROTHERS BY PATRIK ŠÍMA // CATULLUS 101
Greyjoy designs and wips
One day we shall feast on fish together in the Drowned God’s watery halls.
Members of House Greyjoy Theon III Greyjoy When King Theon III Greyjoy sailed against them, he was defeated and slain by Lord Lymond Hightower, the Sea Lion, who revived the practice of thralldom in Oldtown just long enough to set the ironmen captured during the battle to hard labor strengthening the city’s walls.
Vickon Greyjoy Unsurprisingly they chose one of their own: Vickon Greyjoy, Lord Reaper of Pyke, a famous captain descended of the Grey King. Though Pyke was smaller and poorer than Great Wyk, Harlaw, and Orkmont, the Greyjoys boasted a long and distinguished lineage. In the days of the kingsmoot, only the Greyirons and Goodbrothers had produced more kings, and the Greyirons were gone.
Dalton Greyjoy, “the Red Kraken” One such was Dalton Greyjoy, the wild young son of the heir to Pyke and the Iron Islands. Of him Hake writes, “He loved three things: the sea, his sword, and women.” A fearless child, headstrong and hot-tempered, he is said to have been rowing at five and reaving at ten, sailing with his uncle to the Basilisk Isles to raid the pirate towns for plunder.
Torwyn Greyjoy Of Torwyn Greyjoy, who swore a blood oath with Bittersteel, then betrayed him to his enemies.
Loron Greyjoy, “the Bard” Of Loron Greyjoy, the Bard, and his great and tragic friendship with young Desmond Mallister, a knight of the green lands.
Dagon Greyjoy, “the Last Reaver” A full account of their reigns can be found in Archmaester Haereg’s History of the Ironborn. Therein you may read of Dagon Greyjoy, the Last Reaver, whose longships harried the western coasts when Aerys I Targaryen sat the Iron Throne.
Quellon Greyjoy Near the end of Haereg’s great work you will come to Lord Quellon Greyjoy, the wisest of the men to sit the Seastone Chair since Aegon’s Conquest. A huge man, six and a half feet tall, he was said to be as strong as an ox and as quick as a cat. In his youth he earned renown as a warrior, fighting corsairs and slavers in the Summer Sea. A leal servant of the Iron Throne, he led a hundred longships around the bottom of Westeros during the War of the Ninepenny Kings and played a crucial role in the fighting around the Stepstones.
Urrigon Greyjoy When Balon heard what had befallen Urri, he removed three of the maester’s fingers with a cook’s cleaver and sent his father’s Piper wife to sew them back on. Poltices and potions worked as well for the maester as they had for Urrigon.
Rodrik Greyjoy “I forget nothing.” Ned Stark had killed neither of his brothers, in truth. Rodrik had been slain by Lord Jason Mallister at Seagard, Maron crushed in the collapse of the old south tower . . . but Stark would have done for them just as quick had the tide of battle chanced to sweep them together.
Maron Greyjoy “I remember my brothers very well,” Theon insisted. Chiefly he remembered Rodrik’s drunken cuffs and Maron’s cruel japes and endless lies.
Quellon Greyjoy, Lady Sunderly and the boys circa 274-276
This image will be part of my upcoming Iron Islands map.
BACKGROUND INFO: (contains spoilers for “The Winds of Winter”!)
Urrigon Greyjoy, also known as Urri, was the fourth son of Lord Quellon Greyjoy and Lady Sunderly. He died in his childhood from an infection.
Urrigon and his brother Aeron were great friends and did those things that brothers and friends do, like play at the finger dance. Aeron threw an axe that shaved off part of Urrigon’s hand. Lord Quellon had remarried a lady of House Piper. She had brought a maester with her who insisted on sewing back the fingers that Urrigon had lost, instead of treating the amputation by burning it with fire and sea water. An infection set in and by the time they took off Urrigon’s arm it was too late. Urrigon died from the infection at the age of fourteen. Lord Quellon died at sea and Balon Greyjoy returned to Pyke as the new Lord of the Iron Islands. He took off the maester’s fingers and had Lady Piper sew them back on. The maester died raving.
When Aeron Greyjoy is captive and chained in the hold of the Silence, his brother Euron forces him to drink Shade of the Evening and he has numerous nightmarish visions, one featuring Urri with his arm infested with carrion. Aeron recalls how Euron used to sexually abuse him and Urri when they were children.
THE TARGARYENS
Rhaegar, Aerys, Rhaella, Viserys
THE LANNISTERS
Jaime & Cersei, Tywin, Joanna (pregnant with Tyrion)
THE STARKS
Ned, Lyarra, Benjen, Lyanna, Rickard, Brandon
THE BARATHEONS
Robert, Renly, Steffon, Cassana, Stannis
THE GREYJOYS
Balon, Euron, Quellon, Victarion, Aeron, unknown Lady Grejoy, Urrigon
THE ARRYNS
Jon, Jasper, Alys, unknown Lady Arryn, Ronnel
THE TULLYS
Edmure, Hoster, Catelyn, Minisa, Lysa
THE TYRELLS
Mace, Luthor, Janna, Olenna, Mina
THE MARTELLS
Doran, unknown Prince Consort of Dorne, Elia, unknown Princess of Dorne, Oberyn
