Top 10 Game of Thrones Locations You’ve Never Seen Before
Top 10 Game of Thrones Locations You’ve Never Seen Before
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Asshai by the Shadow is just the beginning. For this list, we’ll be going over the locales from “A Song of Ice and Fire” that have yet to appear on the “Game of Thrones” TV series.
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10. Lorath
9. Bleeding Sea
8. Kingdom of the Ifequevron
7. Chroyane
6. Naath
5. Arm of Dorne
4. Yi Ti
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Highgarden and Casterly Rock should have been on this list. The castles we’ve seen in the show are definitely not Highgarden or Casterly Rock.
I want an open world game of thrones game similar to skyrim or dragon age
Who’s watching this today?
Ahhh, the beauty of got… should be made into a game by rockstar, make it just like rdr2….exactly like rdr2…
Dude what background music is this? It looks epic.
Seasons 1-4 of GOT made it one of the best TV shows of all time. Then they got passed where the books left off, season 5 and onwards it became the director’s garbage fan fiction version of the story.
Yet
I always knew about these cities and places that were never in game of thrones. I am kind of sad they didn’t mention Asshai, which is one of the most unique concepts of a city, and one of the most forbidding cities. I am glad they mentioned Stygia and the shadowlands, perhaps the most terrifying place in all fiction.
Now how about a list about the races in westeros verse?
I support the theory that the deep ones are the allies of the white walkers.
And also the theory that sistermen, ironborn and all cultures relatedmwith the black oily stones are far descendants of the deep ones, when they ruled the world when it was full underwater.
I wish we had never seen Dorne