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Aegon ’The Conqueror’ had three dragons just as Daenerys does, Balerion, Meraxes, and Vhagar. Both Aegon and Daenerys were born on Dragonstone, however, Aegon also died on Dragonstone
Concept art from Unseen Westeros, a compilation of unseen places put together by 40 #GameofThrones’ artists inspired by George R.R. Martin’s ‘The World of Ice and Fire’
George R.R. Martin reassures five #GameofThrones prequels are still in development, each ranging from 100-10,000 years prior to 298 AC
(via @Variety)
Vaes Dothrak or ‘City of Riders’ is one of the largest cities in size yet one of the smallest in terms of denizens. The cities infrastructure is very diverse, ranging from grass huts to log halls to grand pyramids, this is because buildings are brought back from conquered lands
The archipelago which makes up the Stepstones, reaches from the arm of Dorne to Tyrosh in Essos. The arm use to be a massive land bridge until around 10 to 12 thousand years before the events of #GameofThrones, the Children of the Forest, destroyed it with poweful magic
In this scene from Season 4 there are 12 commanders behind the Night King. There are no records on the first 12 Lord Commanders of the Night’s Watch, only the 13th, the Night’s King, who ruled the wall with a White Walker bride and sacrificed humans, he was believed to be a Stark
Citizens of Qohor, the Qohorik, believe in a dark god which requires sacrificial offerings. This god demands blood sacrifices daily, livestock on any regular day, condemned criminals on holy days, and during troubled times, nobles will even offer up their children #GameOfThrones