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Ruins of Valyria

The hero who stopped the Long Night roughly 8,000 years ago was known by many different names throughout varying cultures- Azor Ahai, Hyrkoon the Hero, Yin Tar, Neferion, and Eldric Snowchaser

Both House Celtigar of Claw Isle and House Velaryon of Driftmark followed House Targaryen when they fled the Doom of Valryia. While both houses are technically of Valryian descent, they are lesser families than the Targaryens and have no skill in dragon training

The large island of Skagos, located to the East of the Wall in the Shivering Sea, is said to be home to unicorns. However, the 'Skagosi Unicorn' is merely a large breed of goats with a single horn protruding from their forehead

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In ‘A Clash of Kings’ Jon is shown to be a warg or skinchanger just as Bran is. When North of the wall, Jon has a ‘wolf dream’ in which he spies the wildling host through Ghost’s eyes

The histories of Westeros claim the Crannogmen of the Neck were ruled by the Marsh Kings long ago, who rode upon lizard lions and used great frog spears as lances. Their reign ended when King Rickard (The Laughing Wolf) Stark killed their last King and took his daughter to wed

George R.R. Martin says we will see more creatures in the #GameofThrones prequel, and with no budget being spent on dragons, maybe we will finally get to see some ice spiders? ❄️🕷

Robb Stark was the first King in the North in 300 years. The last to rule was Torrhen Stark, who bent the knee to Aegon Targaryen

Torrhen & his 30,000 men were met at the Trident by Aegon, three dragons, & 45,000 troops before a surrender was negotiated

Arya is not the first Stark to sail west. Thousands of years ago, Brandon the Shipright attempted to sail the Sunset Sea but was never seen again. In his son's grief, Brandon the Burner set fire to his father's remaining ships. The North has lacked naval strength ever since