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Robb Stark

**Season 2**The North Remembers
Garden of Bones
The Old Gods and the New
A Man Without Honor
The Prince of Winterfell
Valar Morghulis

**Season 3**Valar Dohaeris
Dark Wings, Dark Words
Walk of Punishment
Kissed by Fire
The Climb
The Bear and the Maiden Fair
The Rains of Castamere
Mhysa (headless corpse)

### Cause of death

Murdered at the Twins during the infamous Red Wedding: hit by multiple crossbow bolts from Frey men before being stabbed in the heart by Roose Bolton

## **Novels**

### Books

*A Game of Thrones*
*A Clash of Kings*
*A Storm of Swords*

### Cause of death

Murdered at the Twins during the infamous Red Wedding: hit by multiple crossbow bolts from Frey men before being stabbed in the heart by Roose Bolton

"*Love's not always wise, I've learned. It can lead us to great folly, but we follow our hearts...wherever they take us.*"
―Robb to Catelyn Stark.
King **Robb I Stark** (formal: **King Robb of the House Stark, First of His Name**), known pre-coronation as **Robb Stark**, was the head of House Stark, Lord of Winterfell and, late in his life, King in the North. After receiving a letter from the Small Council in King's Landing after the incarceration of Eddard Stark, Robb called the banners and declared war on the Seven Kingdoms. Despite winning a major victory and capturing Ser Jaime Lannister, his father was executed, causing him to continue the war to seek vengeance. He won several more victories, before making a series of decisions and suffering setbacks  that forced him to withdraw and try and reconsolidate. This decision would lead to the Red Wedding, which ended in Robb Stark's murder at the hands of House Frey and his former bannerman, Roose Bolton.
Narrow Sea

Sea

The **Narrow Sea**is the sea that lies to the east of Westeros, and the west of Essos. As its name implies, it makes up the narrow sea gap between the two continents, the gap so narrow that one can travel by ship from King's Landing straight to Braavos, making commercial shipping relatively seamless, much being just large enough that military incursions between the Seven Kingdoms and Free Cities are difficult.
Rakharo

**Season 2**The North Remembers
The Night Lands

"*Anha vos oziyenek shafkea, zhey qoy qoyi.
(I will not fail you, blood of my blood).*"
―Rakharo to Daenerys Targaryen.
**Rakharo**was a bloodrider to Daenerys Targaryen, and a former member of the *khalasar* of Khal Drogo. Rakharo was a rider in the *khas* of Daenerys, and one of the bodyguards assigned to her by Drogo. He defended Daenerys faithfully, even capturing a poisoner after he tried to kill her, and injuring Viserys, her brother, when it seemed he was hurting her. When Drogo fell ill and died, Rakharo remained loyal to Daenerys, and became her bloodrider. In the show, Rakharo is sent by Daenerys to the north east to scout and find the nearest settlement. His horse later returns, with his decapitated head in a bag: he was most likely killed by a rival *khalasar*. In the show, he survives the trip to Qarth, and stays with Daenerys throughout her war of emancipation. When Daenerys disappears on Drogon following an ambush in Daznak's Pit, he accompanies Aggo as one of the search parties.
Pycelle

**Season 2**The North Remembers
The Night Lands
What Is Dead May Never Die
Blackwater
Valar Morghulis

**Season 3**Walk of Punishment
Second Sons
Mhysa

**Season 4**The Lion and the Rose
Breaker of Chains
First of His Name
The Laws of Gods and Men
The Mountain and the Viper
The Children

**Season 5**The Wars to Come
The House of Black and White
High Sparrow
Sons of the Harpy
Mother's Mercy

**Season 6**Oathbreaker
Book of the Stranger
No One
The Winds of Winter

"*All I did, I did for House Lannister! Always! Your lord father, ask him! I've always been his servant, since the days of the Mad King!*"
―Pycelle justifying himself to Tyrion Lannister.
Grand Maester **Pycelle**was the grand maester of multiple kings, starting with Aegon V Targaryen.He served for forty years, serving Aegon V, Jaehaerys II, Aerys II, Robert I, Joffrey I and finally Tommen I. He was pardoned by King Robert following Robert's Rebellion, and kept serving as grand maester for another three kings. Despite his oath of loyalty to the realm, he had always kept faith with House Lannister, and is responsible for having convinced Aerys II to allow Tywin into the city, and later helped Cersei by betraying Eddard Stark. In the show, Pycelle met his end as part of Cersei's plan to seize power, with Qyburn using his little birds to stab Pycelle to death. In the books, Varys had his little birds murder Pycelle as part of his plan to stop Ser Kevan from bringing peace to the realm.
Royal Steward

"*Perhaps you'd like to change into something more appropriate?*"
―Royal steward to Eddard Stark.
The **Royal Steward**is a steward who serves the royal family and the Iron Throne. His background is entirely unknown, all that is known is that he issues summons and announces arrivals to the court. His fate is currently unknown, as his role seems to have been diminished since Joffrey Baratheon became king.
Qotho

Book

"*Shafka vos assoo anna zhey Khaleesi.
(You do not command me, Khaleesi).*"
―Qotho to Daenerys Targaryen.
**Qotho**was a bloodrider to Khal Drogo, and a member of his *khalasar.*Qotho served Drogo faithfully for many years, and was even present during his wedding to Daenerys Targaryen. He is said to have been the most sadistic and cruel of Drogo's bloodriders, so much so that even his own horse feared him. When Viserys III  drew steel in Vaes Dothrak, Qotho was one of the bloodriders ordered to disarm him while Drogo poured a "golden crown" (molten gold) onto his head. When Drogo fell ill, Qotho became aggressive towards Daenerys. In the end, when his khaleesi allowed a maegi to treat Drogo, Qotho decided to put a stop to it. In this attempt, he was slain by Ser Jorah Mormont.
Myrcella Baratheon

**Season 2**The North Remembers
What Is Dead May Never Die
The Ghost of Harrenhal
The Old Gods and the New

**Season 5**The House of Black and White
Unbowed, Unbent, Unbroken
The Gift
The Dance of Dragons
Mother's Mercy

**Season 6**Home (corpse)

"*She had all of her mother's beauty, and none of her nature.*"
―Tyrion thoughts on Myrcella.
Princess **Myrcella Baratheon**is a member of House Baratheon of King's Landing and a member of the Baratheon royal family. Myrcella is the second child of Jaime  and Cersei Lannister, although officially of Robert and Cersei, and their only daughter. Myrcella lived in King's Landing through to Joffrey's reign, when Tyrion arranged for her to be married to Trystane Martell to secure the allegiance of Dorne, although Cersei tried to stop it. Myrcella spent several years living in Sunspear getting to know Trystane, under the protection of Ser Arys Oakheart of the Kingsguard. In the show, Ser Jaime and Bronn try to rescue her when the Sand Snakes make an attempt on her life. While Jaime arranges for Myrcella to be taken to King's Landing to marry Trystane in safety, Ellaria coats her lips with poison and kisses Myrcella goodbye, where she later dies on the ship. In the books, the Sand Snakes instead try to steal Myrcella away from Doran Martell, hoping to crown Myrcella as queen following Joffrey's death.
Seven Kingdoms of Westeros

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* Incumbent (books)
* Incumbent (show)

     Kingdom of the Mountain and the Vale

     Kingdom of the Isles and the Rivers

 Kingdom of the Rock

     Kingdom of the Stormlands

     Kingdom of the Reach

     Principality of Dorne

The **Seven Kingdoms of Westeros**, simply known as the **Seven Kingdoms**, is a realm on the continent of Westeros. As the name suggests, it is a series of kingdoms with restricted autonomy that answer to the Lord of the Seven Kingdoms, the king who sits on the Iron Throne in the capital city, King's Landing. The name originated from the period prior and following Aegon's conquest, when Westeros was divided between seven, independent and autonomous kingdoms that Aegon Targaryen then conquered and united under one rule. The new realm created under House Targaryen contains nine distinct regions or provinces.

When Aegon finished his conquest, he had only conquered six of the seven kingdoms of the realm: Dorne had been the only faction to successfully resist Aegon's influence. It would not be until Daeron II Targaryen that Dorne would join as the seventh kingdom of the realm.
Needle

Show

**Needle** is a small, slender Braavosi-style sword forged by Mikken, on the order of Jon Snow, for Arya Stark. The weapon is well suited for Arya's slight build, although this prevents her from fighting in the style of Westerosi knights. Rather, Needle is more suited for the "Water Dance" style of fencing popular in Braavos, which emphasizes speed and agility with quick, small thrusting attacks.
Pentos

* Map
* Books

The **Free City of Pentos**, simply known as **Pentos**, is a city-state on the western coast of Essos, and one of the nine Free Cities. Originating as a colony of the Valyrian Freehold, it gained its independence after the fall of Valyria and during the Century of Blood. The city-state is led by a prince chosen by the magisters from one of the many noble families, and its territory expands across Andalos, stretching from the Velvet Hills to the Little Rhoyne to the Narrow Sea. They pay tribute to the Dothraki in return for not being attacked, and conduct trade with the Seven Kingdoms: as a result, they are a wealthy nation, but certainly not the strongest.
Raid in the Kingswood

"*Good fighter, Toyne. But he lacked stamina.*"
―Barristan Selmy regarding the events of the raid.The **Raid in the Kingswood**, also known as the **Showdown in the Kingswood**, was an engagement between a Kingsguard  detachment sent by Aerys II and the Kingswood Brotherhood, a gathering of outlaws harassing royal forces. Beforehand, the Brotherhood had been attacking royal forces moving through the kingswood with impunity, and in one attack injured Ser Gerold Hightower, forcing SerArthur Dayne to lead the caravan in his stead. With the help of Ser Arthur, Aerys II managed to win over the loyalty of the smallfolk, who had been sheltering the Brotherhood, forcing them out of hiding where they could be destroyed. A detachment of the Kingsguard consisting of Ser Arthur Dayne and Ser Barristan Selmy, along with Lord Sumner Crakehall and his two squires, Ser Jaime Lannister and Merrett Frey , and several other men-at-arms were dispatched to engage the Brotherhood in battle. The result was the destruction of the Brotherhood, with the last (assumed) survivor joining theNight's Watch to avoid execution.
The Free Cities

The **Free Cities**are nine, powerful independent city-states located in western Essos, across the Narrow Sea. They are engaged in active trade relations with the Seven Kingdoms of Westeros, and their joint territories roughly make up the size of the Westerosi continent. Each city-state is entirely independent of the other, all of them however share a common history in that they were all former Valyrian colonies.

The nine Free Cities are as follows:Braavos, Lorath, Norvos, Pentos, Tyrosh, Myr, Lys, Volantis and Qohor.
Rickon Stark

**Season 2**The Ghost of Harrenhal
The Old Gods and the New
A Man Without Honor
The Prince of Winterfell
Valar Morghulis

**Season 3**Dark Wings, Dark Words
The Climb
The Bear and the Maiden Fair
The Rains of Castamere

**Season 6**Oathbreaker
Battle of the Bastards

"*Are we going home? I want my horse. And I want applecakes and butter and honey, and Shaggy. Are we going where Shaggydog is?*"
―Rickon to Bran Stark.
Prince **Rickon Stark**is a member of House Stark and a prince of the Second Kingdom of the North. The fifth child and third son of Eddard and Catelyn Stark, Rickon is the youngest of the Stark children. He is left behind in Winterfell when his father travels south to King's Landing, and, as a result, was later captured by House Greyjoy when they captured Winterfell, although successfully escaped North with Bran, Hodor and Osha. He was forced to part ways with them at Queenscrown, where he, under the protection of Osha andShaggydog, travelled to Skagos to keep him safe. In the books, he is thought to still be there. In the show, he is captured by House Umber and given to Ramsay Snow as a hostage. To taunt Jon Snow into hastily attacking the Bolton army during the Battle of the Bastards, Ramsay uses a bow and arrow to kill Rickon, kicking off the battle in earnest.
The Kingsroad

## Kingsroad

The **Kingsroad**is the primary overland route in the Seven Kingdoms and extends for almost two thousand miles, stretching from Storm's End all the way to the north, and ending at Castle Black on the Wall. It is not as impressive as the great Valyrian roads of the past, but overall it increases mobility and speeds of travel.
Robert Arryn

**Season 4**First of His Name
Mockingbird
The Mountain and the Viper

**Season 5**The Wars to Come

**Season 6**Book of the Stranger

"*I want to see him fly.*"
―Robert regarding Tyrion.
Lord **Robert Arryn**(called **Robin Arryn**in the show) is the head of House Arryn, Lord of the Eyrie, Warden of the East, Lord Paramount of the Vale and Defender of the Vale. The only child of Jon and Lysa Arryn, Robert is a sickly child and mentally younger than his age. He was taken to the Eyrie after the death of his father, where he was raised by Lysa, who reigned as Lady Regent of the Vale. As such, Robert's condition wasn't improved, as his mother coddled him: this changed when she was murdered, and her new husband, Petyr Baelish, took over as his regent, forcing him to train with sword and bow and to make him a man. He remains at the Eyrie.
Sandor Clegane

**Season 2**The North Remembers
Garden of Bones
The Old Gods and the New
A Man Without Honor
Blackwater

**Season 3**Dark Wings, Dark Words
Walk of Punishment
And Now His Watch Is Ended
Kissed by Fire
The Bear and the Maiden Fair
Second Sons
The Rains of Castamere
Mhysa

**Season 4**Two Swords
Breaker of Chains
First of His Name
Mockingbird
The Mountain and the Viper
The Children

**Season 6**The Broken Man
No One

**Season 7**Dragonstone
Eastwatch
Beyond the Wall

"*Safety!? Where the fuck's that!? Her aunt in the Eyrie's dead. Her mother's dead. Her father's dead. Her brother's dead. Winterfell's a pile of rubble. There is no safety you dumb bitch. You don't know that by now...you're the wrong one to watch over her.*"
―Sandor to Brienne about Arya briefly before their duel.
**Sandor Clegane** is a member of House Clegane, a former bodyguard of Joffrey Baratheon, a former member of the Kingsguard and currently (in the show) a member of the Brotherhood Without Banners. Secondborn son of an unnamed father, Sandor had the right side of his face burned severely and permanently disfigured when his brother thrusted his face into a hearth when found to be playing with one of his toys. Much like his brother, Sandor went on to become a skilled swordsman as well as brutishly strong, although not as much as Gregor. He became the bodyguard of Prince Joffrey, and when Ser Barristan was dismissed from the Kingsguard, Sandor filled the void left behind, but did not assume the role of Lord Commander. Sandor deserted during the Battle of the Blackwater, fleeing north. After an encounter with the Brotherhood, he abducted Arya Stark, hoping to ransom her to Robb. After the Red Wedding, he tried again with Lysa Arryn, but she was killed before he got there. Finally, an encounter with Brienne of Tarth/a group of Clegane men left Sandor severely wounded, where Arya left him to die. In the books, his fate is ambiguous, although there are theories supporting his survival. In the show, it's stated outright that he survived, having recovered and gone on a path of redemption, leading him to join the Brotherhood.
Renly Baratheon

**Season 2**What Is Dead May Never Die
Garden of Bones
The Ghost of Harrenhal

"*He inspires no love or loyalty. He's not a king. I am.*"
―Renly to Eddard Stark about Stannis Baratheon.
King **Renly I Baratheon**(formal: **Renly of the House Baratheon, First of His Name**), known pre-coronation as **Renly Baratheon**, was the head of House Baratheon of Storm's End, former Master of Laws to Robert Baratheon, Lord of Storm's End, Lord Paramount of the Stormlands, claimant to Lord of the Seven Kingdoms, and King in the South. Renly was the youngest of the three sons of Steffon Baratheon, and was six-years-old when Robert's Rebellion broke out, and was present with his brother, Stannis, during the Siege of Storm's End: following the war, Robert gave Storm's End to Renly, instead of Stannis. Renly later became Master of Laws to Robert, where he, at some point, developed a homosexual relationship with Ser Loras Tyrell. He fled to Highgarden with Loras and fifty retainers before Eddard's failed coup attempt, where he was crowned King in the South. Just before war could break out between Renly's Baratheons and Stannis', and before he could join forces withRobb Stark, Renly was assassinated by a shadow creature in the shape of Stannis, and half of his forces, in turn, joined Stannis for the Battle of the Blackwater.
Shadow Tower

The **Shadow Tower**is one of the nineteen Night's Watch military fortifications established along the Wall, and one of the three fortifications that is still operational by 280 AC. It is located next to the mountains at the western end of the Wall, between Sentinel Stand to the west, and Westwatch-by-the-Bridge to the east. The Shadow Tower provided a hundred men to the Great Ranging as well.
Mordane

"*A lady's armor is courtesy.*"
―Mordane to Sansa Stark.
Septa **Mordane**was the septa of Winterfell, and the tutor of Sansa and Arya Stark. Having become septa at some unknown point prior to Robert's Rebellion or after, Mordane was assigned to Winterfell and took to assisting the studies of the daughters of House Stark. She moved with them to King's Landing when Eddard became the King's Hand, although she notably disapproved of Arya's "unlady like" behaviour. Mordane was present when the purge of Eddard Stark's household guard was put in motion. In the books, she was simply captured, beheaded and her head impaled on a spike on King's Landings walls. In the show, Mordane buys time for Sansa to escape by drawing attention to herself: in the end, she ends up dead regardless.
Ranging

The term **Ranging**denotes the mission undertaken by rangers of the Night's Watch to venture beyond the Wall to complete certain objectives: these can be anywhere between eliminating a wildling detachment to reconnaissance. Rangings usually last months at a time due to the distance travel, and are considered extremely dangerous due to the various human and environmental dangers that lurk beoyond the Wall.
Sealord

The **Sealord of Braavos** is the ruler of the Free City of Braavos. His champion and protector is the First Sword of Braavos and he resides at the Sealord's Palace.

Statues commemorating past Sealords and their achievements line the canals of Braavos. The office is not hereditary; one of Braavos's citizens is chosen to be Sealord by the city's magisters and keyholders through a convoluted and arcane process. The choosing process is intense, described as "knives coming out". Once chosen, the Sealord serves for life, but some will try to cut that life short to effect a change in policy.
Small Council

Show

The **Small Council**is a small group of advisors who advise the Lord of the Seven Kingdoms on matters of policy and their areas of expertise, while also micromanaging these areas. While Aegon the Conqueror relied on a council of advisors, it was not until Jaehaerys I Targaryen that the small council was formally created. The council is headed by the king, the only who can make the council's decisions into law. In his absence this role falls to the Hand of the King or the regent if the king is too young. There are seven official positions on the council.

* Hand of the King: Right-hand of the king.
* Lord Commander of the Kingsguard: Commanding officer of the king's royal bodyguard.
* Master of Coin: Head of the treasury and the finances of the kingdom.
* Master of Laws: Oversees law and justice in the kingdoms.
* Master of Whisperers: The spymaster, and the head of intelligence.
* Master of Ships: Oversees the royal navy.
* Grand Maester: Head advisor on matters of lore and wisdom.
Others

* Sigil
* Show
* Books

The **Others**(known in the show as the **White Walkers**) are an ancient race of humanoid ice creatures that are vaguely thought to have originated from the Lands of Always Winter. Certainly not human in nature, the Others are simply humanoid in appearance. They are taller than the average human, with glowing, icy blue eyes, wispy white hair (at least on most of them) and pale, grey-white skin, looking almost mummified. In the books, they also wear a sort of delicate, reflective, camouflaging armor that shifts in color with every step. In both, they wield crystal swords and spears capable of shattering conventional weaponry with its icy touch: just the mere touch of a weapon from an Other will result in it shattering. As such, conventional weapons cannot kill an Other, although dragonglass, as well as Valyrian steel, can kill them, as well as deflect their weapons.

The Others are few, although it's possible they were greater in number during the Long Night, before they were thought to have been hunted to extinction. However, the Others, possibly through necromancy, are capable of raising the dead of the slain, turning them into undead servants of their army: they can do this to any sentient creature, even giants.

In the show, following the Battle of Winterfell, the Others were wiped out following the death of the Night King, along with the entire wight army.
Rodrik Cassel

**Season 2**The North Remembers
What Is Dead May Never Die
The Ghost of Harrenhal
The Old Gods and the New

**Season 3**Home (vision)
The Door (vision)

"*Hush now, child. I'm off to see your father.*"
―Ser Rodrik to Bran Stark moments before his execution at the hands of Theon Greyjoy.
Ser **Rodrik Cassel** was a member and knight of House Cassel, and the master-at-arms at Winterfell, as well as a loyal servant of House Stark. Following the attempted assassination of Bran Stark, Ser Rodrik accompanied Catelyn Stark to King's Landing to warn her husband, before returning to Winterfell, where on their way they found and captured Tyrion Lannister, taking him to the Eyrie to face justice. Tyrion managed to get himself free through trial by combat, and shortly after the Vale refused to join forces with the North, Ser Rodrik and Catelyn returned North to join Robb's host. Upon reaching it, Catelyn names him castellan of Winterfell, and he returns shortly after. During an ironborn invasion, Ser Rodrik takes a large force, including the Winterfell garrison, to repulse them at Torrhen's Square, unknowingly allowing Winterfell to be taken. In the books, Ser Rodrik gathers more men and a larger force and lays siege to Winterfell, only to be suddenly attacked by Bolton forces led by Ramsay, who then executes Ser Rodrik, before sacking Winterfell. In the show, the ironborn defeat Ser Rodrik's initial force and capture him, dragging him to Winterfell, where he is executed (albeit, clumsily) by Theon Greyjoy to set an example for his troops.
Ros

**Season 2**The North Remembers
The Night Lands
Garden of Bones
The Prince of Winterfell
Valar Morghulis

**Season 3**Valar Dohaeris
Walk of Punishment
And Now His Watch Is Ended
The Climb

"*If you like redheads, ask for Ros.*"
―Theon Greyjoy.
**Ros**was a prostitute of renowned beauty. Unlike most prostitutes, Ros was literate, and very intelligent. Possibly born in the North, Ros worked in a brothel in Winterfell's  outlying town, before moving to King's Landing to seek better employment. Once there, she began work in one of Littlefinger's brothel, where she finds life harder to adapt to. She is later mistaken for Shae as Tyrion's lover, and even works for Varys as a spy on Littlefinger. This doesn't end well for her unfortunately, as Littlefinger finds out and gives her to Joffrey, where she is presumably tortured, and then shot with numerous crossbow bolts.
Robert Baratheon

* Show
* Book

**Bastards**
Mya Stone
Edric Storm
Bella
Gendry
Barra
Unknown twins
9 unidentified others

**Bastards**
Mya Stone
Edric Storm
Bella
Gendry
Barra
Unknown twins
9 unidentified others

### Cause of death

Poisoned by his squire and cupbearer Lancel Lannister, at the behest of Cersei Lannister. Poison caused him to lose his edge, allowing a boar to mortally wound him during a hunt. Passed away in his bedchambers.

## **Novels**

### Cause of death

Poisoned by his squire and cupbearer Lancel Lannister, at the behest of Cersei Lannister. Poison caused him to lose his edge, allowing a boar to mortally wound him during a hunt. Passed away in his bedchambers.

"*I swear to you, I was never so alive as when I was winning this throne, or so dead as now that I've won it.*"
―Robert Baratheon to Ned Stark.
King **Robert I Baratheon**(formal: **King Robert of the House Baratheon, First of His Name**), known pre-coronation as **Robert Baratheon**, was the head of House Baratheon of Storm's End, and later House Baratheon of King's Landing, Lord of Storm's End, Lord Paramount of the Stormlands and, late in his life, Lord of the Seven Kingdoms. He fought in a rebellion against Aerys II Targaryen after his intended wife was kidnapped by Rhaegar Targaryen, and was a close friend of Eddard Stark. Robert became king following the usurpation of the Targaryen dynasty, establishing the first non-Targaryen king in Westeros following Aegon's conquest three hundred years before. He once again went to war a few years later, where he crushed a Greyjoy rebellion. Seventeen years after the rebellion, his Hand and mentor died, and he summoned his old friend to return to King's Landing to replace him. Ultimately, Robert was poisoned by the Lannisters, causing him to be mortally wounded by a boar during a hunt. His death set off the series of events that plunged the country into civil war.
Yoren

**Season 2**The Night Lands
What Is Dead May Never Die

### Cause of death

Slain while fighting off Lannister soldiers. Finished off by a sword through his back by Ser Amory Lorch

## **Novels**

### Books

*A Game of Thrones*
*A Clash of Kings*

### Cause of death

Slain while fighting off Lannister soldiers. Finished off by an axe being embedded into his skull

"*And one day, Willem came riding back into town. And I buried an axe so deep into Willem’s skull they had to bury him with it. Willem’s horse got me to the Wall and I’ve been wearing black ever since.*"
―Yoren telling his story to Arya Stark.
**Yoren**was a former ranger turned wandering crow in the Night's Watch, and a convicted criminal in the Seven Kingdoms of Westeros. Hard and grim, Yoren murdered his brother's killer, Willem, with an axe, forcing him to take the black of his own free volition. After a few years of service, he suffered an injury that made him unfit to be a ranger any longer, and he became a wandering crow for the Watch. Befriending Tyrion Lannister, he accompanies him on the way to King's Landing, and later reports the dwarf's kidnapping to Eddard Stark. He helps smuggle Arya Stark out of King's Landing after Lord Eddard's execution, unknowingly taking one of King Robert's  bastards with him as a potential recruit. In the show, Yoren makes camp in the Gods Eye, and is killed when he leads some of his men against a squad of Lannister troops led by Ser Amory Lorch. In the books, he makes camp at a holdfast in an unnamed town in the Gods Eye, and is killed when fighting off a besieging Lannister force.
Qohor

Books

The **Free City of Qohor**, simply known as **Qohor**, is a city-state located on the western border of the Dothraki Sea, and on the eastern border of the Free Cities, inEssos, and is one of the nine Free Cities. Originating as a colony of the Valyrian Freehold, it gained its independence after the fall of Valyria and during the Century of Blood. Not much is known about its leadership, however Qohor is famous for its professional blacksmiths and blood magic, with Qohorik blacksmiths being the only ones known by the third century AC to be able to reforge valyrian steel. Known as the **City of Sorcerers**, Qohor possesses a small city watch, but ever since the Battle of the Three Thousand, has given most of the city's guard duty to the Unsullied.
Weirwood

**Weirwood** is a species of deciduous tree found all over Westeros; it has white bark with five-pointed, blood-red leaves and sap. The heart trees are weirwood trees with faces carved on their barks found in the center of godswoods. The Children of the Forest are thought to have carved the faces that decorated the heart trees.
Westeros

**Westeros** is one of the four known continents in the Known World. As the name implies, it lies to the west of Essos, and northwest of Sothoryos and Ulthos, separated from Essos by the Narrow Sea. Unlike Essos, the majority of Westeros is governed by a single autonomous state known as the Seven Kingdoms, although the far north, beyond the Wall, is lawless and not a part of its territory. To the south of Westeros lie the Summer Isles.
Wandering Crow

A **wandering crow**is a recruiter for the Night's Watch. Members of the black brothers are sometimes called crows, and their recruiters are allowed to travel the Seven Kingdoms seeking new members. The decline in prestige of the Night's Watch has led to fewer members of the nobility agreeing to join. Wandering crows thus have had more success convincing those of lesser means to take the black, including youths, and they also seek recruits from dungeons with the approval of authorities.
Vaes Dothrak

Map

"*Vaes Dothrak...the city of the horselords.*"
―Jorah Mormont.
**Vaes Dothrak** (Common Tongue: **City of Riders**) is the sacred city of the Dothraki, their only permanent settlement and the only city in the Dothraki Sea. It is located to the northeast of the Dothraki Sea, beneath the Mother of Mountains and near a lake, the Womb of the World. Vaes Dothrak is unique amongst cities in the Known World for not having any walls, being completely open on all sides. The city itself is inhabited by slaves and ruled (while khalasars are not present) by the dosh khaleen, the wives of the khals who have come before. It is forbidden to wear a blade or shed a free man's blood within the confines of the city.
Valyrian Steel

"*Careful, Your Grace. Nothing cuts like valyrian steel.*"
―Pycelle to King Joffrey Baratheon whilst wielding Widow's Wail.
**Valyrian steel**, also known as **Dragonsteel**, is a form of steel invented in Valyria, and was used to make weapons and various other items of unparallelled quality. Magic and spells play a role in its forging, which makes the steel special and gives it magical characteristics, such as being able to kill Others, cut deeper than normal steel, last longer, etc. The secret to making valyrian steel was lost in the Doom of Valyria, and only a few valyrian steel swords still exist in the world today.
Wylla

"*She must have been a rare wench to make Lord Eddard Stark forget his honor. You never told me what she looked like.*"
―Robert Baratheon to Eddard Stark about Wylla.
**Wylla**was the wet nurse to Edric Dayne, and a woman that Eddard Stark supposedly had sex with during Robert's Rebellion. She is believed to be Jon Snow's mother.
Unidentified Baratheon (son of Robert)

"*Such a little thing. A bird without feathers. They came to take his body away and Robert held me. I screamed and I battled, but he held me. That little bundle. They took him away and I never saw him again.*"
―Cersei talking about her son.
The **unidentified trueborn son of Robert Baratheon and Cersei Lannister**was the only trueborn son of Robert Baratheon and Cersei Lannister. This son did not exist in the books, as the only son Cersei had with Robert was the one she had aborted.
Three-Eyed Crow

**Season 3**Dark Wings, Dark Words (bird form)
And Now His Watch Is Ended (bird form)

**Season 4**The Lion and the Rose (bird form)
The Children

**Season 6**Home
Oathbreaker
The Door

"*You will never walk again...but you will fly!*"
―Three-eyed crow to Bran Stark.The **Three-Eyed Crow**(known in the show as the **Three-Eyed Raven**), and known to the Children of the Forest as the **Last Greenseer**, is the last of the greenseers, residing beyond the Wall in the cave of the last greenseer. In the books, the three-eyed crow was formerly a Lord Commander of the Night's Watch and a Targaryen loyalist known as Brynden "Bloodraven" Rivers. In the show, his origin is unknown. He appeared in green visions to Bran Stark, forcing him to come north to investigate. In the books, he is currently teaching Bran Stark how to hone his abilities as a greenseer. In the show, Bran has completed his training and become the new three-eyed crow, although the original was killed by the Night King during a massive White Walker assault  on the cave.
Victarion Greyjoy

"*Words are wind, and the only good wind is that which fills our sails.*"
―Victarion Greyjoy.
Lord Captain **Victarion Greyjoy**is a member of House Greyjoy, Lord Captain of the Iron Fleet, captain of the *Iron Victory*, a former prince of the Second Kingdom of the Iron Islands and a prince of the Kingdom of the Isles and the North. Victarion fought in Robert's Rebellion, and later led the Iron Fleet in the Greyjoy Rebellion. He despises Euron, his older brother, and has never forgiven him for impregnating his third wife, who he was forced to kill to retain his honor. Victarion later rallied behind his eldest brother when he once again declared independence in the War of the Five Kings, and commanded some of the campaigns into the North. When Balon dies, he makes a strong claim to the Seastone Chair at the kingsmoot, but Euron ultimately wins the crown. Victarion continues to lead numerous campaigns under Euron's rule, and is later told he will be given kingship of the Iron Islands when Euron claims the Iron Throne, and is sent to Meereen to forward his marriage proposal to Daenerys Targaryen: however, Victarion plans to betray Euron and marry Daenerys himself. Currently, Victarion is leading his fleet to assist Barristan's forces during the Battle of Slaver's Bay.
Trident

The **Trident**is a major river in the Riverlands of the Seven Kingdoms in Westeros. Split into three small rivers (known as "forks"), it is one of the largest rivers in Westeros, and by far the most famous and well known. It is a confluence of three main forks: the Red, Green and Blue forks, which join west of Lord Harroway's Town and the crossroads and eventually flow into the Bay of Crabs. Saltpans and the Quiet Isle are located at the mouth of the Trident.
Theon Greyjoy

**Season 2**The North Remembers
The Night Lands
What Is Dead May Never Die
The Ghost of Harrenhal
The Old Gods and the New
A Man Without Honor
The Prince of Winterfell
Valar Morghulis

**Season 3**Dark Wings, Dark Words
Walk of Punishment
And Now His Watch Is Ended
The Climb
The Bear and the Maiden Fair
Mhysa

**Season 4**The Lion and the Rose
The Laws of Gods and Men
The Mountain and the Viper

**Season 5**High Sparrow
Kill the Boy
Unbowed, Unbent, Unbroken
The Gift
Hardhome
Mother's Mercy

**Season 6**The Red Woman
Home
Book of the Stanger
The Door
The Broken Man
Battle of the Bastards
The Winds of Winter

**Season 7**Stormborn
The Queen's Justice
The Spoils of War

"*Only a fool humbles himself when the world is so full of men eager to do that job for him.*"
―Theon to Esgred.
**Theon Greyjoy**is a member of House Greyjoy, a former ward of Eddard Stark, formerly twice the prince of the Iron Islands, a prisoner and servant of House Bolton, and currently (in the show) the second-in-command of Yara Greyjoy. Theon was young when his father declared himself king and rebelled against the Iron Throne, only to be crushed, two of his sons killed, and forced to give up Theon to Lord Eddard as a ward and political hostage. Theon rose up as a non-biological brother to Robb Stark, and even fought by his side when he declared war on the Iron Throne himself many years later. When Theon was sent to Balon for aid, he betrayed Robb and led a raiding party to capture Winterfell. There, he titled himself "Prince of Winterfell", only to be betrayed by his own men (in the show)/knocked out and captured by Ramsay Snow (in the books). Either way, he ended up as a prisoner of House Bolton, where he was tortured by Ramsay, leading to the loss of his genitals, him adopting the name **Reek**, and becoming Ramsay's personal play thing. He eventually redeemed himself by helping Sansa/Jeyne escape Winterfell. In the show, he returns to the Iron Islands, forsakes all claims to the Salt Throne, and declares himself for Yara, before fleeing with her to join Daenerys Targaryen. In the books, he is taken by Mors Umber to Stannis Baratheon, where he is about to be executed for what people thought was his murder of Rickon and Bran Stark.
Will

Book

### Cause of death

Executed on a hill outside of Winterfell for desertion: beheaded by Lord Eddard Stark

## **Novels**

### Cause of death

Strangled to death by the reanimated corpse of Ser Waymar Royce

"*I know I broke my oath. I know I'm a deserter. I should have gone back to the Wall and warned them, but...I saw what I saw. I saw the White Walkers.*"
―Will to Lord Eddard before his execution.
**Will** was a ranger in the Night's Watch. Good at scouting and a veteran of several rangings, Will was present as part of the unit led by Ser Waymar Royce that ventured beyond the Wall to chase down a wildling group sighted in the Haunted Forest. They find the group, and are shortly ambushed by Others. In the books, Will is killed by Ser Waymar when he comes back as a wight. In the show, Will is the survivor of the attack, where he flees behind the Wall, and captured by Stark men and executed for desertion.
Tyrosh

The **Free City of Tyrosh**, simply known as **Tyrosh**, is a city-state located on an island north of the Stepstones off the southwestern coast of Essos, and one of the nine Free Cities. Originating as a colony of the Valyrian Freehold, it gained its independence after the fall of Valyria and during the Century of Blood. The city-state is led by an Archon, which used to be a term used to describe the governor of a colony by the Valyrians. The city itself is located just off the coast of the Disputed Lands.
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Viserys III Targaryen

* Show
* Book

### Cause of death

Executed in the tent of Khal Drogo in Vaes Dothrak for threatening his Khaleesi, Daenerys: golden gold poured onto his head by Khal Drogo

## **Novels**

### Cause of death

Executed in the tent of Khal Drogo in Vaes Dothrak for threatening his Khaleesi, Daenerys: golden gold poured onto his head by Khal Drogo

"*He was no dragon. Fire cannot kill a dragon.*"
―Daenerys Targaryen coldly noting Viserys' death.
Prince **Viserys III Targaryen** (formal: **Prince Viserys of the House Targaryen, Third of his Name**), known more commonly as **Viserys Targaryen**, was the head of House Targaryen following the fall of the Targaryen dynasty in Westeros, and self-proclaimed Lord of the Seven Kingdoms. Viserys was a young boy when the country was plunged into civil war, and witnessed the fall of his house. With his baby sister, he went into exile in Essos, although grew up believing he was the rightful king, even styling himself **Viserys III**, and having ambitions to one day retake the Iron Throne. Although he finally got a Dothraki army, he grew impatient and arrogant, and made the unfortunate decision of threatening a pregnant Daenerys in Vaes Dothrak. For this, he received a "golden crown" of molten gold poured onto his head by Khal Drogo, resulting in his death.
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## Unibail-Rodamco, Niantic y The Pokémon Company International anuncian su primer acuerdo a nivel europeo para Pokémon Go

Unibail-Rodamco, la mayor compañía inmobiliaria cotizada de Europa, ha llegado a un acuerdo con Niantic Inc., editor y desarrollador de ***Pokémon GO***, y con The Pokémon Company International. Gracias a e…

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## Pokémon GO se actualiza con su nueva arma secreta Pokémon GO Plus

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The Riverlands

Kingdom of the Isles and the Rivers (formerly)

 Seven Kingdoms of Westeros (formerly)

 Second Kingdom of the North (formerly)

 Seven Kingdoms of Westeros

 House Hoare (formerly)

 House Tully (formerly)

 House Frey (show=formerly, books=current)

 House Tully (show=current)

**The Riverlands** is a region in Westeros, and one of the nine constituent provinces of the Seven Kingdoms of Westeros, and was, briefly during this period, part of the Second Kingdom of the North prior to its collapse. Prior to Aegon's conquest, the Riverlands was ruled by the Kingdom of the Rivers and the Hills, before it was conquered by the First Kingdom of the Iron Islands, both of which reformed into theKingdom of the Isles and the Rivers. Following Aegon's conquest, the Riverlands became one of the seven main provinces of the Seven Kingdoms. During the War of the Five Kings, the Riverlands seceeded from the Seven Kingdoms and was annexed by the Second Kingdom of the North, until it effectively collapsed during the Red Wedding, with House Frey taking over the Riverlands. The entire region was devastated by the conflict, and the hardest hit. In the books, it is still under Frey control. In the show, House Frey's extinction has resulted in interim control returning to the remnants of House Tully.
Equipos

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## Información

Los jugadores deben de estar al nivel 5 para poder escoger un equipo. El tocar un gimnasio una vez alcanzado este nivel, permitirá al jugador escoger.

Actualmente, no hay manera de cambiar el equipo en el cual un jugador se encuentra, sin embargo, hay rumores de que esto es un proceso que se podrá hacer en un futuro.

Los miembros de un equipo pueden trabajar juntos para derrotar un gimnasio, o subir de nivel para fortificar el mismo.
Día de la comunidad

Los días de la comunidad, son eventos mensuales a nivel mundial en Pokémon GO dedicados a los jugadores de la comunidad.

## Características

Los días de la comunidad de Pokémon GO, son una oportunidad para que los entrenadores alrededor del mundo se encuentren en sus parques cercanos a hacer nuevos amigos y experimentar lo que significa ser parte de esta comunidad especial.

Una vez al mes, Niantic ofrece un día de la comunidad en Pokémon GO, con un Pokémon especial como protagonista, el cuál aparece con mayor frecuencia en el mundo por unas pocas horas. Cuando se captura o evoluciona durante este evento, el Pokémon aprende un movimiento exclusivo. Otros bonus suelen acompañar el Dia de la Comunidad, como el aumento de los puntos de experiencia, aumento de polvo estelar por captura, porcentaje de aparición de variocolor, y duración de módulos cebo por tres horas.
Tyrion Lannister

**Season 2**The North Remembers
The Night Lands
What Is Dead May Never Die
Garden of Bones
The Ghost of Harrenhal
The Old Gods and the New
A Man Without Honor
The Prince of Winterfell
Blackwater
Valar Morghulis

**Season 3**Valar Dohaeris
Dark Wings, Dark Words
Walk of Punishment
And Now His Watch Is Ended
Kissed by Fire
The Climb
The Bear and the Maiden Fair
Second Sons
Mhysa

**Season 4**Two Swords
The Lion and the Rose
Breaker of Chains
Oathkeeper
The Laws of Gods and Men
Mockingbird
The Mountain and the Viper
The Children

**Season 5**The Wars to Come
The House of Black and White
High Sparrow
Sons of the Harpy
Kill the Boy
Unbowed, Unbent, Unbroken
The Gift
Hardhome
The Dance of Dragons
Mother's Mercy

**Season 6**The Red Woman
Home
Oathbreaker
Book of the Stranger
The Door
No One
Battle of the Bastards
The Winds of Winter

**Season 7**Dragonstone
Stormborn
The Queen's Justice
The Spoils of War
Eastwatch
Beyond the Wall
The Dragon and the Wolf

**Season 8**

"*That's what I do. I drink...and I know things.*"
―Tyrion in response to Missandei.
Lord **Tyrion Lannister**is a former member of House Lannister, acting Hand of the King, former Master of Coin, a Yunkai'i slave, and (in the show) the current Hand of the Queen to Daenerys Targaryen. Secondborn son to Tywin and Joanna Lannister, Tyrion is a disfigured dwarf, and the process needed to birth him ended up killing his mother. This caused his sister and father to resent his existence, although Jaime was active in defending him. Tyrion found himself accused of trying to murder Bran Stark in 298 AC, but after a trial at the Eyrie, was found innocent, making friends with a sellsword in the process. He later participated in the Battle of the Green Fork, before Tywin sent him to King's Landing to act as King's Hand in his stead: he then helped plan the defense of the capital. Tyrion was made Master of Coin, where he was then forced to marry Sansa Stark by Tywin. Tyrion was accused of poisoning Joffrey, and after being sentenced to death, was freed by Jaime. Before leaving, he killed his father after he learned the truth of his first wife, before fleeing across the Narrow Sea. In the show, he went with Varys, where he eventually ended up as Hand of the Queen to Daenerys Targaryen. In the books, he is enslaved along with Jorah, where he manages to convince the Second Sons to defect to Daenerys during the war.
The Wall

Show

"*If the Wall should ever fall, all the fires will go out.*"
―Qhorin Halfhand to Jon Snow.
**The Wall** is a colossal artificial fortification made of ice which stretches for 100 leagues (300 miles) along the northern border of the Seven Kingdoms, and 700 feet tall, that defends the realm from the creatures and peoples lying beyond it. It was constructed by Brandon the Builder following the original war with the Others eight thousand years ago, using both magic and mundane means. The magic in the Wall is said to be so that only sworn brothers of the Night's Watch, the ancient military order founded to man and defend the Wall, can pass through the structure: however, this has largely passed down as myth, as have the very enemy that the structure had been built to keep out in the first place.

As of late 304 AC, the Wall has been breached along its eastern tip. As such, the fortifications have been abandoned, and its purpose remains largely obsolete.
Winterfell

House Stark

     Second Kingdom of the North

     House Greyjoy (briefly)

     House Bolton (books=current, show=formerly)

     Third Kingdom of the North

     House Targaryen (show=current)

**Winterfell** is the seat of House Stark, and the capital of the North. Built eight thousand years ago by Bran the Builder, Winterfell was the capital of the First Kingdom of the North prior to Aegon's conquest, and remained the capital of the Northern province. It was made the capital of the Second Kingdom, but fell to the Ironborn until it was recaptured by the Boltons. In the show, it has become the capital of the Third Kingdom. In the books, it remains under the control of House Bolton, although possibly under siege by House Baratheon.