Lord Onnor Reedy

Lord Onnor Reedy was the head of House Reedy and Lord Of The Dun.

History
Born to Lord Howard Reedy and Lady Marilyn Reedy née Hayney, Lord Onnor was the eldest and only child produced by that marriage. Lord Onnor became the Lord Of The Dun and the head of his house after his father perished in a battle fought with the bandit king Thryos.

Lord Onnor started his reign by asking House Moloney to lend him men to fight these bandits. Lord Onor managed to slay Thryos himself on the battlefield, proving himself an adept warrior. Following his victory over Thryos and his bandits, Lord Onnor was approached with numerous marriage offers from minor lords, ultimately choosing Lady Harra of House Pinkteeth.

Lord Onnor passed on many of his traits to his second eldest son John, who he ultimately came to pronounce as heir following his eldest's son Boris' refusal of his birthright. Lord Onnell reacted poorly, estranging himself from his son by disowning him and stripping him of all his titles. Lord Onnor then pronounced his second son Lord John as his heir. John inherited Lord Onnor's distrust of religion, his dislike of vassaldom and his desire for The Dun's independence.

Lord Onnor died eight years before The War Of Wine in a jousting tournament, "stubborn to the grave" as many put it. He lanced against Virgil Moloney, who accidentally splintered his lance into Lord Onnor's visor, killing him. Upon his death as to his wishes he was succeeded by his second eldest son John.

Issue
Boris Reedy

Lord John Reedy

Russell Reedy