Crannogmen

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fictional ethnic group people of the Neck

The Crannogmen are a reclusive, swamp-dwelling people of the Neck in Westeros, known for their guerrilla tactics, use of poison, and close ties to House Reed.

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All labels observed (1)

Label	Occurrences
Crannogmen canonical	2

Statements (47)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	fictional ethnic group ⓘ people of the Neck ⓘ
alliance	loyal to House Stark ⓘ
combatStyle	ambush enemies ⓘ avoid open battle ⓘ use terrain to advantage ⓘ
continent	Westeros (fictional continent) ⓘ surface form: Westeros
culturalTrait	close ties to the children of the forest in legend ⓘ secretive about Greywater Watch's location ⓘ
diet	fish ⓘ frogs ⓘ marsh plants ⓘ
dwellings	bog-houses ⓘ crannogs ⓘ
environment	bogs ⓘ marshes ⓘ swamps ⓘ
fictionalUniverse	A Song of Ice and Fire ⓘ Game of Thrones franchise ⓘ surface form: Game of Thrones
governedBy	House Reed ⓘ
historicalEventParticipation	Robert’s Rebellion ⓘ surface form: Robert's Rebellion
language	Common Tongue of Westeros ⓘ
militaryTactics	guerrilla warfare ⓘ hit-and-run tactics ⓘ
mobility	adept at moving through bogs ⓘ
notableDeed	Howland Reed aided Eddard Stark at the Tower of Joy ⓘ
notableMember	Howland Reed ⓘ Jojen Reed ⓘ Meera Reed ⓘ
overlordHouse	House Stark ⓘ
perceptionByOthers	considered craven by some southerners ⓘ rumored to use dark magic ⓘ
physicalStature	short ⓘ slender ⓘ
primaryLiegeHouse	House Reed ⓘ
region	The Neck ⓘ surface form: the Neck
religion	Old Gods of the Forest ⓘ
reputation	reclusive ⓘ swamp-dwelling ⓘ
seatOfLiege	Greywater Watch ⓘ
selfPerception	see themselves as cunning rather than cowardly ⓘ
socialReputation	looked down upon by many northern lords ⓘ
transport	use small boats in the swamps ⓘ
weaponUse	bows ⓘ frog spears ⓘ nets ⓘ poison ⓘ

Referenced by (2)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Westeros (fictional continent) → hasEthnicGroup → Crannogmen ⓘ

subject surface form: Westeros

First Men → descendants → Crannogmen ⓘ