Storm's End

In Storm’s End, the controlling family is the Baratheons. They were the most powerful in the city - until last year, when their leader, Robert Baratheon, was killed, leaving his manipulative wife Cersei Baratheon and their vicious son Joffrey Baratheon in his wake. Robert Baratheon was childhood friends with Eddard Stark, the former police commissioner, and therefore the Baratheons were often allowed to get away with things that most would not due to Eddard’s desire to see only the best in people - especially his loved ones. However, with Robert dead and Eddard in prison for his murder, the Starks are no longer so forgiving and have a close eye on the widowed Cersei and her son. Not to mention Robert’s brothers, Stannis Baratheon and Renly Baratheon - who each feel they have their own claim to Robert’s now-vacant position.

It is bordered by Dragonstone to the southwest, Highgarden and King's Landing to the west, and the Pyke to the north.

Culture
People from Storm's End are called "Storm's Enders."

Locations

 * Haystack Hall, an apartment building
 * Harvest Hall, an apartment building
 * The Longtable, a restaurant
 * Summer Hall, an apartment building

Residents

 * Beric Dondarrion, Haystack Hall
 * Brienne Tarth, Harvest Hall
 * Dale Seaworth, Haystack Hall
 * Delilah Selmy, Harvest Hall
 * Emerson Trant, Haystack Hall
 * Jacson Selmy, Summer Hall
 * Megyn Swane, Haystack Hall
 * Nathan Swann, Haystack Hall

Families

 * Baratheon
 * Bolling
 * Buckler
 * Cafferen
 * Caron
 * Connington
 * Dondarrion
 * Errol
 * Estermont
 * Fell
 * Gower
 * Grandison
 * Hasty
 * Herston
 * Horpe
 * Kellington
 * Lonmouth
 * Mertyns
 * Morrigen
 * Musgood
 * Peasebury
 * Penrose
 * Rogers
 * Seaworth
 * Selmy
 * Staedmon
 * Swann
 * Swygert
 * Tarth
 * Trant
 * Tudbury
 * Wagstaff
 * Wensington
 * Wylde