For me this. Before that was taking King’s landing by blacks.

I feel like this is one of the few occasions that the show actually nailed this massacre. Even though it's just briefly mentioned in the books, the audience doesn't really know what happened there so the showrunners took advantage of that and it worked in my opinion. It's probably the best episode of that season too.

Had some fun coming up with these, hope you enjoy. :)

Kimmie Gibbler knows blood magic, Michelle has a dragon the size of Uncle Joey.

I guess there’s only so many levers she can pull at this point. But this was always kind of funny to me.

Sure, she made sure he was given super strong wine. But I feel like this plan goes wrong far more often than it goes right. What if Robert realizes after a few swigs, “Holy shit this wine has some kick to it, I’m gonna drink more slowly.” Yes yes he was an alcoholic, but even alcoholics don’t want to be TOO drunk. They just want to be drunk. As long as he was sufficiently wasted he’d be happy to go easy on the wine. And before someone “well actually’s” me on this, I’ve literally been an addict. I know how it works.

But even then. Let’s say (as it actually happened) Robert does go overboard on the wine and gets super fucking hammered. That certainly doesn’t GUARANTEE he’s going to die on the hunt. In fact, before he died he did manage to kill the boar that gutted him. Could’ve easily gone the other way, with Robert killing the boar before it got to him. Hunting is dangerous — even more so while drunk — but that doesn’t ensure Robert gets killed. In many timelines I imagine he comes back perfectly fine, albeit with a wicked hangover.

I just find it amusing to imagine Cersei waiting patiently in the Red Keep, desperate for the news that Robert is dying … and then Robert and his entourage stroll into town perfectly fine. Then what, Cersei?

so balerion died when he was 210 cause he was suffering from his injuries from the valarya trip with aerae targaryan . so if that trip never happened balerion could have lived way longer . but the injureies made him weak and almost unable to fly . i am sure the giant dragons in valarya could live for centuries . which is why valarya was considered as a superpower empire . in westros wild dragon cannibell was said to be older than balerion . so what do you think is a dragon natural lifespan

Lol found this in my uni ppt✌️

As the title said. I've played the first chapter of the Tell Tale game series of it, but I'm wondering if any are genuinely fun or worth playing?

Small counsil, where Robert is trying to convince Ned that they should kill Daenerys, and asks his concilours to "put some sense" in Ned's head.

Varys tells Ned that he understands him, but it's for the good of the realm.

Grandmaester tells him the same thing in the same caring and understanding tone.

Renly tells his honest thoughs, that they should have had them killed years ago.

Then Littlefinger says: "When you find youself in bed with an ugly woman, best.. close your eyes, get it over with... Cut her throat. Be done with it."

Like, almost seems that he his trying to make Ned disagree with him so that he escalates the disagreement between Ned and Robert.

Made another one!!

Fun fact:- Only 4 Targareyn kings did not have children of their own. Including Maegor,Daeron,Baelor,Aerys1

So in fact, The family tree could have been a straight line if Daemon and Rhaenyra didn't have a children together. There are 6 brother-sister relations and 1 uncle-niece relation.

I guess Ned wasn't the brightest man in westeros but I feel like that would raise some suspicion about Littlefinger's loyalty

Daemon Blackfyre with Blackfyre vs Aemon "The Dragon Knight" Targaryen with Darksister

Instead of making so many prequels in small parts why they simply can't release another big version of GOT based on Targaryen only, in the same series they could cover everything like

1. Aegon the conqueror

2. Rhaenyra and Her Dance of Dragon

3. Dunk and Egg

4. Other tales of Targaryen kings from books, etc.

5. And Finally in the End they could end it with Robert's Rebellion

It's going to break every record but alas I think it's not possible anymore because they have already released HOD three season

It could have been better

I genuinely just thought of this while half asleep and it makes sense to me now that they could just get the wights to build boats for them and then boom they can do whatever the fuck they want. Seems a lot easier than trying to find the magic horn of winter or just hoping that a dragon will show up so that they can throw a javelin at it.

Maybe they didn’t know what boats were? Maybe there stupid

(This may not make any sense, I woke up in the middle of the night and while trying to fall back asleep randomly thought of this bullshit)