1. The Hunter
(About Game of Thrones.NET/Game Rules)

... Hunter must always choose a new region. For example, Arden chooses cold forest as his region at 8th Level, since he’s been adventuring north of the Wall for several years. He was already exceptionally ...

2. Jon Snow
(World of Westeros/People)

... clear that he would not be welcome at Winterfell. Upon his arrival at the Wall, Jon initially suffered a role reversal: he felt contempt for the lowborn, often criminal members of the Watch, and was ...

3. History of the Ironborn
(World of Westeros/History)

... the wall of a south tower at Pyke. In the end, Robert Baratheon and Eddard Stark raised the banners, captured the islands’ fortress capital at Pyke, and put the rebellion down. Balon’s remaining son, Theon, ...

4. Burial Rituals in the Vale
(World of Westeros/Miscellaneous)

... are turned toward the wall or covered. (Roslea). 'WATCHING THE BODY AND RITUAL OF VISITING THE CORPSE' 1. Upon a death, a family member, friend, or even a concerned stranger stands last vigil. A corpse ...

5. The Wall: A First Look
(News/Latest News)

Standing over 700 feet tall, the Wall quietly guards Westeros from invaders in the far North. Built primarily of ice and stretching across 300 miles of frozen lands, the Wall is home to the Night's Watch, ...

6. Beastiary
(World of Westeros/Miscellaneous)

... the east) Fabled Animals Basilisk (of Yi Ti) Bear, Snow Direwolf** (much larger and stronger than regular wolves reaching the size of a pony when fully grown, almost never seen south of the Wall) Dragons ...

7. The Role-Player's Guide
(Resources/Manuals and Guides)

... on the wall opposite from you. Role-play an attempt at a heroic shot from your ranger’s bow to knock the lever into the “down” position. You are stuck in the dark with no torches and no Light spells. ...

8. The Kingsguard
(Houses of Westeros/Independents)

... and stored in the Round Room of the White Sword Tower, a four story tower built into one of the walls of the Red Keep of King's Landing. In the White Book, officially known as the Book of the Brothers, ...

9. Samwell Tarley
(World of Westeros/People)

... Aemon's steward. While beyond The Wall with the Lord Commander Mormont, Sam slew an Other, discovering their susceptibility to dragonglass, for which he was nicknamed "Sam the Slayer." He was instrumental ...

10. Map of the Land Beyond the Wall
(Resources/Maps of Westeros)

Map of the land beyond the Wall by Amoka (click for a larger view):  ...

11. The Night's Watch
(Houses of Westeros/Independents)

The Night's Watch guard the Wall, a huge fortification built primarily of ice located in the far north of Westeros. The Wall is 300 miles long (100 leagues) and over 700 feet high. It extends from the ...

12. Strongholds of the Watch
(World of Westeros/Strongholds)

The Night's Watch have nineteen strongholds evenly spaced along the Wall in the North. From West to East, they are: Westwatch by the Bridge, The Shadow Tower, Sentinel Stand, Greyguard, Stonedoor, Hoarfrost ...

13. Port of Ibben
(World of Westeros/Cities)

The Port of Ibben is a large settlement on the large island of Ibben located north of The Wall in the Shivering Sea approximately one thousand miles due east of Skagos. The Port of Ibben is known to be ...

14. Hardhome
(World of Westeros/Cities)

Hardhome is a large town on Storrold's Point, a peninsula just beyond The Wall extending north and east from the Haunted Forest into the Shivering Sea. It is the largest northern-most settlement on the ...

15. Classes
(About Game of Thrones.NET/Game Rules)

There are eight core classes and eight prestige classes. Core Classes Artisan Craftsmen, performers, diplomats, heralds, and stewards are all Artisans. They each use their specialised skills to make ...

16. Races
(About Game of Thrones.NET/Game Rules)

... only in the lands to the extreme north, beyond the Wall. They ride mammoths into battle, wielding crude clubs that are little more than logs. They speak the Old Tongue of the First Men. Children of the ...

17. Sunspear
(World of Westeros/Strongholds)

... that clings to the walls of the castle. The stronghold's gates are designed so that the defenses of the three towers only line up in one location, which is heavily defended. Sunspear is currently held ...

18. Storm's End
(World of Westeros/Strongholds)

... the storms. Some believe this is because the Children of the Forest took a hand in its construction; others believe that a young boy who grew up to be Brandon Stark, the builder of the Wall, advised Durran ...

19. Ten Towers
(World of Westeros/Strongholds)

... built within the thickness of the walls. It has at least five stories, and is named after Lord Harlaw's library that is kept there. Longships can moor beneath the castle and there is a village associated ...

20. Pyke
(World of Westeros/Strongholds)

... itself. The Walls of Pyke On the largest island, a long crescent shaped wall between two cliffs closes off the headland near the foot of the great stone bridge that leads to the Great Keep. A central ...