1. Maege Mormont
(World of Westeros/People)

8th Level (Man-at-arms 4 / Noble 3 / Commander 1) “Maege is a hoary old snark, stubborn, short-tempered, and willful.” — Lord Commander Mormont to Jon Snow, A Game of Thrones Lady of Bear Island and ...

2. Jeor Mormont, Old Bear
(World of Westeros/People)

13th Level (Man-at-arms 2 / Noble 4 / Commander 3 / Night’s Watch Steward 4) - Deceased Jeor Mormont is Lord Commander of the Night’s Watch and leader of the black brothers at Castle Black. He is a gruff ...

3. Dacey Mormont
(World of Westeros/People)

5th Level (Noble 1 / Man-at-arms 4) Oldest daughter of the Lady Maege Mormont, Dacey is the heir to Bear Island, for there are no other males in the household to assume a traditional line of inheritance. ...

4. Jorah Mormont
(World of Westeros/People)

... a longsword with grim efficiency. Former Lord of Bear Island, Jorah has been married twice. First he was dutifully wed to a Glover woman who died in childbirth. Later, he married a highborn lady for ...

5. History of the Starks
(World of Westeros/History)

... grief. Other notable Starks include King Theon, known as the Hungry Wolf for his warlike nature, and King Rodrik, who is said to have won Bear Island in a wrestling match.  ...

6. History of the Ironborn
(World of Westeros/History)

... ran “wherever men can smell salt water or hear the crash of waves.” For a time, the Iron Kings held the Arbor, Oldtown, Bear Island, and most of the western coast, though all would be lost over time. Sometime ...

7. Bear Island
(World of Westeros/Strongholds)

Seat of House Mormont. It is a large island in the Bay of Ice; the principal stronghold is a wooden fortress, little more than a large hall.

8. House Mormont
(Houses of Westeros/Minor Houses)

House Mormont is sworn to House Stark. It was noted that unlike many houses, the women also served as warriors. Their seat is located on Bear Island. Their sigil is a bear standing upright in front of ...

9. The North
(World of Westeros/Geography)

Stretching from Moat Cailin in the south to the Wall and beyond, the North is nearly as large as the other six kingdoms of Westeros combined. It is a harsh land filled with bogs, forests, and large stretches ...