Whitecloaks of the Throne #712124045
Description
⚔️ The Whitecloaks "Sworn to the King. Bound Until Death." The Kingsguard, known throughout the Seven Kingdoms as the Whitecloaks, are the seven sworn knights charged with protecting the King of the Andals, the Rhoynar, and the First Men. Clad in gleaming white armor and bearing spotless cloaks, they stand as the last shield between the Iron Throne and those who would see it fall. Their vows are absolute. They shall hold no lands, father no children, and serve no master but the King. From the halls of the Red Keep to the blood-soaked fields of war, each White Cloak is expected to embody unwavering honor, unmatched skill at arms, and complete devotion to the Crown. Under the command of Lord Commander Ser Gwayne Corbray, the Kingsguard defend King Daeron II Targaryen against every threat, whether it comes from assassin, traitor, or the armies of the Black Dragon. Only the finest knights in Westeros earn the honor of donning the white cloak.
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Membership history
Growth
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| Measured (UTC) | Members | Change |
|---|---|---|
| 15 Aug 2026, 03:35 | 4 | first reading |
Ownership
Owned by BleedingofKings (@Chronicler_Holder) as measured.
Members we’ve seen
BleedingofKings (@Chronicler_Holder) — Chronicler (rank 255)
Verexcy_Julia (@Verexcy) — Ser Gwayne Corbray, Lord Commander (rank 9)
@MechanicalReigns — Ser Willem Wylde (rank 7)
Zain (@Abdulcool1256) — Ser Roland Crakehall (rank 6)
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