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[[Category:Towns|Newtown]] | [[Category:Former Towns|Newtown]] | ||
''Newtown has been disbanded — this page is kept for the histories.'' | |||
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== Notes == | == Notes == | ||
Newtown was founded after the battle of tumbleton when Gwayne Hightower rescued Prince Daeron Targaryen from the burning city. | |||
Disguised and dropped of all titles, Gwayne and Daeron traveled North where they met other lords and ladies who aided them on their travels. | |||
Settling West of the Gods Eye, Gwayne named Daeron Lord of Newtown and the two now live with two newcomers and farmhands Ser Zhangha0 and Lady Flora in peace in a small fort while they try to find their footing. | |||
Lords were heard to have said that the four hightowers were kind on their travels, claiming to be wanting to hold a feast for those who helped when they find their footing. | |||
Latest revision as of 20:00, 24 August 2026
Newtown has been disbanded — this page is kept for the histories.
Notes[edit]
Newtown was founded after the battle of tumbleton when Gwayne Hightower rescued Prince Daeron Targaryen from the burning city. Disguised and dropped of all titles, Gwayne and Daeron traveled North where they met other lords and ladies who aided them on their travels. Settling West of the Gods Eye, Gwayne named Daeron Lord of Newtown and the two now live with two newcomers and farmhands Ser Zhangha0 and Lady Flora in peace in a small fort while they try to find their footing. Lords were heard to have said that the four hightowers were kind on their travels, claiming to be wanting to hold a feast for those who helped when they find their footing.