Crow's Nest, Seat of House Morrigen

Lord Lester Morrigen, Lord of Crow's Nest 
Resilience - 4
Charisma - 2
Intelligence - 2
Authority - 5(6)

+1 to cavalry combat rolls.

Increase to personal combat (+1)

His Squire
Robin Penrose
A lad of fifteen name days sent to squire with Lester Morrigen just following the death of Renly Bartheon. A veterar of half a dozen battles already, some say Robin is close to winning his spurs. He has seen as much combat as most knights would see in a lifetime, and even more of the Seven Kingdoms. However, a squire was not made a knight until the knight he served made it so, and he had not been deemed ready as of yet. He served Lester closely both before and during battle. He is the last surviving squire of three that set forth to King's Landing before the battle of the Blackwater. He is proficient with lnce nd mace, though his skill with a sword lacks. He is of average height and build, brown of hair and eye, though known for his keen eyesight.

Resilience - 4 (5)
Charisma - 4
Intelligence - 1
Authority - 1

H: +1 to cavalry combat rolls
BS: +1 Resilience.
BL: Increase to personal combat +1

Ser Richard Morrigen, Regent of the Dreadfort

Resilience - 3(4)
Charisma - 3
Intelligence - 2
Authority - 2 

Increase to personal combat (+1)
+1 to cavalry combat rolls.

His Squire

Gregor Waterford

Richard Morrigen took Gregor to squire following the bttle of winterfell. He is a lad of twelve namedays, tall for his age but slight in build. He has seen several skirishes but nothing more. He is a bookish lad and has a certain cunning that lends itself more to command than to battle - much like Tywin Lannister. He is of average build though tall for his age, and has not distinguished himself at arms in any way whatsoever.

Resilience - 3
Charisma - 3
Intelligence - 4 (5)
Authority - 0

H: +1 to cavalry combat rolls
BS: +1 Intelligence
BL: Increase to personal combat +1

Reduced Winter attrition (-50%)

Crow's Nest Focuses

Levy Focus: Improves levy call up rolls by 5.

Battle Focus: Improves battle rolls by 2.

Marching Focus: Improves movement speed by 10%.

Siege Focus: Gives improved siege weapons to attacking armies, such as catapults or trebuchets, which create breaches in castle walls and improve siege attack rolls by 5.

Mercenary Focus: Allows the player to summon a band of mercenaries (size subject to rolls, 1,000-1,500) once per year.

Naval Focus: Improves naval combat rolls by 2.

Shipbuilding Focus: Allows the player to construct a random number and composition of ships (subject to rolls) once per year.

Intelligence Focus: Enables the establishment of spy networks in a lord or ruler’s court. One spy network may be established per in-game year.

Castle Focus: Enables the building of a basic castle once every two in game years. A castle takes one year to construct.

Defensive Focus: Enemies take 10% attrition when laying siege to your castles. Increases siege holdout time by 3 IRL days and siege defence rolls by 2.