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House Grandis

Grandis

About

House Grandis is the oldest of the six houses, tracing its origins back to the grasslands and savannahs of Africa. From the earliest days, the mighty Lion symbolized House Grandis, long seen as the king of all animals.

Its image has been used by rulers for generations, and its reputation has stood the test of time. The core values of House Grandis—leadership, communication, and loyalty—come from this rich history.

Members strive to reach higher and lift their peers along the way. They embody the lion: strong leaders who watch over their pride and rise when called to serve.

House Harmony

Harmony

About

Nestled in the Canadian wilderness, the House of Harmony is known for its connection to nature and deep belief in balance. The lynx symbolizes independence, insight, and silent strength.

The house’s ancestors were early settlers who lived closely with the land. Conifer trees symbolize longevity and resilience, representing the house’s enduring spirit.

Balance defines the house. Members seek harmony in nature, relationships, and community leadership—believing true strength comes from equilibrium.

The motto “Ceux qui gardent la nature, maintiennent la paix.” (“Guardians of nature, keepers of peace.”) reflects the house’s quiet determination and wisdom.

House Maiestas

Maiestas

About

Maiestas Cheetah is a house defined by dignity and prestige. Members are attentive, open-minded, and welcoming to all cultures and backgrounds.

Founding and Early Years
Founded in the landscapes of Tanzania, House Majestic was built on unity, loyalty, and resilience. The founders were caretakers who fostered support and friendship.

The Era of Expansion
The house became known for its dedication to community care. Its motto, “In Unity, We Find Strength; In Loyalty, We Stand Tall,” guided its growth.

Challenges and Community
Despite facing natural disasters and conflict, the house rebuilt, supported one another, and remained a symbol of resilience.

Modern Day
Today, House Majestic leads in sustainable development and environmental protection while upholding its core values.

House Illustris

Illustris

About

IB Traits: Reflective, Creative, Principled

With heritage in Egypt, House Illustris values creativity and principle. The leopard symbolizes courage and nobility.

The crest features a quill, a lotus blossom, and deep roots representing heritage and growth.

House Tenaz

Tenaz

About

Origins: House Tenaz traces its origins to the rainforests of Brazil. Founded by Ser Alaric Tenaz, the house is known for unwavering courage and strength.

The Tenaz Crest: The jaguar symbolizes bravery, agility, and mastery of the forest.

The Great Stand: During an environmental crisis, House Tenaz protected the Amazon through determination and innovation.

The Tenaz Code: Members embody courage, strength, and determination—believing true strength comes from standing firm against adversity.

Modern Era: House Tenaz remains a pillar of leadership in Brazil, known for wise decision-making and community loyalty.

House Ymber

Ymber

About

High in the Himalayan Mountains, the ancestors of House Ymber banded together to survive the harsh climate. Their spirits are said to whisper through the winds.

Members are known for kindness, fairness, reflection, and resilience. Mountain life taught cooperation, communication, and perseverance.

The motto “Invicta Per Aspera” (“Resiliency through Adversity”) guides the house through life’s challenges.

The house’s symbols—the White Tiger, the Valkyries, and a rainstorm—represent protection, wisdom, and strength in adversity.