HBO adaptation of Game of Thrones - will this be just for nerds? (NO SPOILERS PLEASE)

Yah

I wonder if the walkers were attracted to the dragon glass

I think they were attracted to Jon snow. He's really pretty

Ya I would white walk for him any day of the very very very long westerosi year!!!!!

wildling groucho pops up next to white walker holding a mauve mist blouse
"winter is coming... but darling YOU are no winter; let's get you into something with some color"
*offcamera arterial spray douses them*
"well, red's hardly my color but you carry it well. in fact you're carrying me well. is that my neck in your mouth or are you just glad to see me", etc etc

lol

Holy shit if this is legit
http://gfycat.com/DetailedMerryGermanpinscher

can someone explain to me quickly how the high septon suddenly has enough power to imprison the king's mother, wife and brother-in-law without any resistance

I think it's very strongly implied that Tywin was doing most of the work keeping the Lannisters propped up and without him they're pretty short on muscle, especially having been just been through a war on two fronts, and with Jaime elsewhere there's no one who might rally people. And they're in mad debt. Basically she built them up because she was isolated and weakened and that's backfired.

What am I looking at there, a dragon? xp

Pred ship

Oh please no

While jokingly broached this past ep, show has not done a great job explaining why Dragon Queen wants to rule jack shit. Like, fuck Westeros, right? If anything, this season has really shined the spotlight on all sorts of places and people who couldn't give a poop about the Iron Throne.

it's her home and the seat of her dynasty's rule. makes sense to me.

they literally made a big show of explaining why she wants to rule westeros this very ep and the answer is she doesnt

OK, so she wants to "break the wheel." Why? What does that mean?

Also, given that she is the Last Dragon (more or less), it's not like she even has a people who need a homeland. So she's just doing this to "free" Westeros? By way of her divine/dragon rule? She will rule over a free kingdom? I don't quite get it.

review chapter seven in yr screenwriting manual

"break the wheel" = marxist revolution

Dragons will probably come in quite useful during the oncoming zombie apocalypse so she's heading for power whether she likes it or not.

her idealism will be further tested

"Break the Wheel" probably means a bunch of nobles w/o heads

the process of dekulakization needs to start w/ the boltons

the fuck is that gif about?

something maybe flying in the right side of the gif that is probably just a special effects remnant but that ppl want to believe is an ice dragon

or a hidden penis perhaps

r ice dragons a thing

rice dragons: a thing

cool

rice dragon it me

SPOILER

Shaheir Jibin ‏@shaheirdesudesu 6h6 hours ago
Daily reminder that Ice dragon exists in North of the Wall.

i searched twitter for ice dragon this is how i learn things

idk if there are ice dragons but there ain't shit in that gif, b srs

this is GRRM, of course at some point there's going to be a sequence where DRAGONS OF FIRE AND ICE CLASH

http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/51j1Kkx4IzL._SY344_BO1,204,203,200_.jpg

spoiler

i dont think there shd be ice dragons i reject ice dragons

what about a wight dragon

def not, unacceptable

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m9A_i_TYDXI

a dragon is a dragon and thats it as far as im concerned

wight dragon would be cool. i guess they would have to kill one of dany's dragons first. that is ok by me. can a wight dragon still fly and breathe fire? someone ask a maester

would maybe be more like a giant, flying AC unit?

Season 6 spoilers (NB not actually)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BCr7y4SLhck

Speaking of computer games, this series always reminded me of old favorite "Myth: The Fallen Lords" & "Myth 2: Soulblighter". Some characters are eerily similar, actually. Probably a long shot that anyone else here ever played it.

Lol Evan I've played it

I love the mythology of Myth II but I never played the original

excuse me, myth?

naw, i loved those games

Plain ol' warriors and archers = GoT footsoldiers
Berserks = Wildlings maybe?
Dwarves - idk I don't think any people in GoT blow shit up
Thralls and wights = White walkers obv
Trow = wildling giants
Myrkridia = uhmmm the badass white walkers that can't be killed?

The Heron Guard were my shit

Tormund specifically is pretty much exactly like the Berserk, but yeah Wildlings in general as well.

Thralls & wights = wights

Trow (and forest giants from "Fallen Lords") definitely wildling giants.

For the white walkers, I'd say the "Fetch" look exactly like the Night King and "Shades" look like the others:

Fetch:
http://img1.wikia.nocookie.net/__cb20110716154019/mythipedia/images/e/e5/M2_Fetch.jpg

Shade:
http://img2.wikia.nocookie.net/__cb20110618065111/mythipedia/images/6/6e/Shadedrawing.jpg

That's some good shit. I wanna play now or maybe rewatch those sweet anime interludes