House Wells
Casa Wells
Not to be confused with House Wells (Dorne).
House Wells is a noble family of the North, sworn to House Bolton, with no seat attributed to it by any source. Another house of the same name exists in Westeros, this one in Dorne, and whether the two share a common origin is unknown.
Its place in the story rests on a single name, Ser Theodan Wells, and the role he plays within a reformed religious order.
Chapter 1
A name repeated across Westeros
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Their arms combine a chief of steel dotted with five black roundels over a field lozengy of green and silver, according to the sources concerned with minor heraldry. The house serves House Bolton within the North, and no account gives it a castle or stronghold of its own.
A second Wells family exists as well, this one in Dorne, and nothing indicates whether the two share blood.
Chapter 2
The Warrior's Sons
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When the Faith of the Seven regained its armed wing, Ser Theodan Wells was one of the knights who joined the Warrior's Sons, the military order revived under the High Sparrow. He is the only member of the house known by name.
Chapter 3
Escort for the walk of atonement
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Ser Theodan takes command of the Warrior's Sons escort that accompanies Queen Cersei Lannister during her walk of atonement through the streets of King's Landing.
House Bolton of the Dreadfort
- House Ashwood
- House Burley
- House Cerwyn of Cerwyn
- House Crowl of Deepdown
- House Dustin of Barrowton
- House Flint of Flint's Finger
- House Flint of Widow's Watch
- House Harclay
- House Holt
- House Ironsmith
- House Karstark of Karhold
- House Knott
- House Lake
- House Lightfoot
- House Locke of Oldcastle
- House Long
- House Magnar of Kingshouse
- House Wells
- and 12 more in the index
