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Crow's Nest

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Crow's Nest is the castle of House Morrigen, standing at the western edge of Cape Wrath, south of Storm's End.

It is a lesser stronghold of the Stormlands, one that has seen both royal retinues and armies arriving by sea pass through it.

Jaehaerys I's Passage

The retinue of King Jaehaerys I Targaryen passed through Crow's Nest while following the path of the king himself and Queen Alysanne. The royal pair flew ahead on dragonback, bound for Storm's End from Blackhaven, summoned to their mother's deathbed.

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Golden Company Conquest

Centuries later, the Golden Company lands on the coast of the Stormlands and sets out to seize the main castles of Cape Wrath, Crow's Nest among them. Tristan Rivers leads a quarter of the army marching under Aegon Targaryen's banner and advances on the stronghold, which falls before long.

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Where it appears

In the books (4)

  • A Dance with Dragons
  • Fire & Blood
  • A World of Ice and Fire
  • The Winds of Winter

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WorkFormatWhere it is told
A Dance with DragonsBookGolden Company Conquest

According to the Hielo y Fuego Wiki · Nido de Cuervos · 2026-07-30

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Position
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English name
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Spanish name
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Label on the base map
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What was read
Crow's Nest
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atlas-known-world-2019.png · Adam Whitehead, Atlas of Ice and Fire

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