Set 1 is awful. I think I prefer how Set 2 looks but I also like the Tully Cover from the third one.
Set 3.
Doesn't set 2 look like the season 1 boxes? I actually don't know.
Why Brienne was put to fight the bear instead to be abused for all that men? Not was irrealistic?
Only thing good about set 3 is Stannis' banner. The other two are most weaksauce sigils in 7 kingdoms.
Seriously. How dare they pair the Red God Stag with a fish and a flower. The Tully sigil is particularly bad.
How dare they pair the Red God Stag with a fish and a flower? The Tully sigil is particularly bad.
Only thing good about set 3 is Stannis' banner. The other two are most weaksauce sigils in the 7 kingdoms.
Twin Towers and the Flayed Man would have been badass although mildly spoilery.
Greyjoy was the best cover.
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So pleased there's a thread for those not interested in reading the books.
I just blitzed all three seasons, having read nothing about it and staying WELL away from online resources. Literally just finished the last episode.
Oh my fucking God.
I was lucky enough to have had nothing at all spoiled for me. My brain nearly melted with all the fuck.Welcome to this thread. It's the only place I ever go GoT related.
Were you spoiled on anything before watching? Or were you lucky enough to not even be spoilered on S1 stuff?
I was lucky enough to have had nothing at all spoiled for me. My brain nearly melted with all the fuck.
He has already read LOTR if you looked at the post. If anything the dad and/or mom should just buy their own copy and then they could read it together and have a discussion once a week or something.
Just glad my parents didn't care WHAT I was reading when I was in school as long as I WAS reading at all, probably why I still read to this day when so many adults stop as soon as it is no longer required of them.
I was lucky enough to have had nothing at all spoiled for me. My brain nearly melted with all the fuck.
That's amazing.
Care to detail your favourite parts/characters/anything?
Love hearing new people talk about their love for the show.
Edit: Oh shit new page.
#TeamDany
Now that I've seen the show and can browse this thread, only now do I appreciate how lucky I have been. Luckily the Facebook friends who have mentioned it tend to be "OMG GoT is incredible!!!!" rather than "Fuck me, Ned Stark's dead.", so I cottoned on to the necessity to avoid info pretty early on.Whatever you did to avoid spoilers, keep doing that. Run from here. Far, far away. It seems safe but it is not. There is only death here. Only death...
I could go on and on about how much I love this show, but my articulation definitely couldn't do it justice. I'm thirsty for knowledge now that I can safely Google "Game of Thrones". I need to find a resource that can clarify all the locations, houses and lords in my mind. I'm pretty sure I understood more or less everything, but I've spotted some conversations here in this thread where there are certain names I don't recognize, which I must amend.
I am now completely torn as to whether or not I want to read the books. :/
Now that I've seen the show and can browse this thread, only now do I appreciate how lucky I have been. Luckily the Facebook friends who have mentioned it tend to be "OMG GoT is incredible!!!!" rather than "Fuck me, Ned Stark's dead.", so I cottoned on to the necessity to avoid info pretty early on.
Yeah. I meant Game of Thrones as in "the TV show" as opposed to the book series A Song of Ice and Fire. Game of Thrones is just the name of the first book, right? I won't Google anything silly.You definitely still shouldn't google anything about GoT or character/house names. I think the best thing is to stick to the show-only wiki or PM one of the people listed in the OP if you have questions about stuff. Googling stuff will still end up spoiling things
It said he read the LOTR books not The Hobbit though.
I'd also suggest Narnia. The Lion, The Witch & The Wardrobe and The Silver Chair specifically. Also A Wizard of Earthsea.
Yeah. I meant Game of Thrones as in "the TV show" as opposed to the book series A Song of Ice and Fire. Game of Thrones is just the name of the first book, right? I won't Google anything silly.
I could go on and on about how much I love this show, but my articulation definitely couldn't do it justice. I'm thirsty for knowledge now that I can safely Google "Game of Thrones". I need to find a resource that can clarify all the locations, houses and lords in my mind. I'm pretty sure I understood more or less everything, but I've spotted some conversations here in this thread where there are certain names I don't recognize, which I must amend.
I am now completely torn as to whether or not I want to read the books. :/
Yeah, but even then you can potentially run into spoilers on the auto-complete or related searches results or whatever. Like if you google "Game of Thrones *name of house*" you can get fucked over pretty easily
Better just to not even risk it. This wikia is all show-only stuff so it should be safe
http://gameofthrones.wikia.com/wiki/Game_of_Thrones_Wiki
Also you should check out the animated histories/lore videos from the blu rays. They're all up on youtube http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLFF586E36EFD74763
The wishes of the showrunners and fans alike have come true! Neil Marshall, who directed the stunning and pivotal Blackwater in season two, is returning to the show according to Empire Online. (SPOILER ALERT, do not follow the link if you have not read through A Storm of Swords!)
He will helm the final episode of season four. Given what he managed to accompilshed on such short notice in S2, we can expect quite a treat with enough planning ahead of time this year.
Hear Me Roar: Colour me excited! I guess we now know what will constitute episode 410. Remember to cover all your spoilers in the comments.
Aria and Sansa present...VINECEPTION.
Anyway, is this still the to-go thread for non-spoilery thangs regarding S4?
Is it a spoiler to say thatThat sounds promising.Kristian Nairn says he's more excited than he's ever been for next season?
Good giant. Terrible Mountain.
We need the old Mountain back.
The image was painted by French artist Marc Simonetti, and is made, as Martin describes, from "thousands of swords."
"It's a throne made by blacksmiths hammering together half-melted, broken, twisted swords, wrenched from the hands of dead men or yielded up by defeated foe."
So what does Martin think of HBO's version of The Iron Throne? It's good, he reckons, but not quite good enough.
"The HBO throne has become iconic. And well it might. It's a terrific design, and it has served the show very well...everyone knows it. I love it. I have all those replicas right here, sitting on my shelves.And yet, and yet... it's still not right. It's not the Iron Throne I see when I'm working on (the forthcoming sixth Game of Thrones novel) The Winds of Winter. It's not the Iron Throne I want my readers to see. The way the throne is described in the books... HUGE, hulking, black and twisted, with the steep iron stairs in front, the high seat from which the king looks DOWN on everyone in the court... my throne is a hunched beast looming over the throne room, ugly and asymmetric...
The HBO throne is none of those things."
For good reason, it seems. Martin goes on to explain that if the above version were to appear on the popular HBO show, it would take an interior as big as St. Paul's Cathedral or Westminster Abbey to house it.
I was lucky enough to have had nothing at all spoiled for me. My brain nearly melted with all the fuck.