Vaith

A river seat amid the red sands.

The fuller tale

Vaith takes its name from the river it sits on — or gave its name to it; the family and the geography have been entangled too long for anyone to swear which came first — where the red sands begin in earnest and the Greenblood's southern branch is the only argument against them. House Vaith's lordship is the classic desert-edge holding: date palms and irrigation where the river consents, red emptiness where it does not, and a seat whose value is the crossing itself, the last water on the road into the deep sand. Its lords are counted among the desert Dornish, the spear-first branch of the principality's temperament, and the tale keeps them where geography put them — between Sunspear and the sand, holding the door the desert knocks on.

The fallen of this place — if any, they are named here. Spoilers.

No death the chronicle records has come to this ground — or none the maesters have set down.