>Westeros
>Eastos
>Southos
Real creative stuff right there.
Westeros
Jonathan Sanchez
Christopher Wilson
GRRM's work is fun but the more history you read up on the more you realise he basically plagiarised all of his stories from it.
Jordan Harris
Daily reminder that this fat fuck stole most of his ideas from Dune
>Both systems are being ran by a shadow government for centuries: Bene Gesserit & the Maesters
>Three eyed raven = Pauls Prescience
>Kwisatz Haderach = Azor Ahai
>Free men (wildlings) = Fremen
>Bene Tleilax = Faceless men
>Mentats = Warlocks
>Sardaukar = Unsullied
>Paul / Jon / Dany get accepted into a new culture and grows to respect its people
>Pauls birth is planned by the Bene Gesserit using both House Atreides & Harkonnen to hopefully birth the Kwisatz Haderach / Jons birth is planned by Rhaegar using both House Targaryen & Stark to hopefully birth the Prince that was promised/Third head of the dragon
>Starks and Atreides family go thru the same major plot beats: Both are noble house that are know for their Honour, Given a new promotion, Mother is warned of an attack, Assassin is sent to kill child of the family but fails, attacked again by a long time enemy, father of the family killed, later revealed to be orchestrated by a third party
>Dragons and Worms are the foundation of the main powers Might but both are also extremely scarce: Dragons bring power but are near extinction / Worms produce Spice but can only be found on one planet.
Jonathan Powell
>Literally UK and Turkey
B R A V O GEORGE, BRAVO!
Benjamin Murphy
>gigantic island with several climate zones
>no strong central government
>everyone speaks the same language
Robert Reyes
Daniel Lewis
>>Both systems are being ran by a shadow government for centuries
Dune didn't invent that, right off the bat your attempted "gotcha" is dumb
Cameron Taylor
Close, but no cigar.
>The cryptic looking, taciturn dude with unfathomable abilities
Babylon 5: Kosh
Game of Thrones: Bran Stark
>The recurring apocalypse
Babylon 5: The recurring extermination proxy wars of the Shadows and the Vorlons
Game of Thrones: Winter
>The overwhelming force of evil bringing with them the Great War
Babylon 5: The Shadows
Game of Thrones: The White Walkers
>The scheming diplomat who always knows to play things to his advantage
Babylon 5: Londo Mollari
Game of Thrones: Lord Varys
>The warrior who redeems himself by seeing the bigger picture
Babylon 5: G'Kar
Game of Thrones: Sandor Clegane
>The loyal gung-ho warrioress with a heart of gold
Babylon 5: Susan Ivanova
Game of Thrones: Brienne of Tarth
>The red-haired woman with psychic powers
Babylon 5: Lyta Alexander
Game of Thrones: Lady Melisandre
>The powerful man in the shadows with often unclear motives
Babylon 5: Alfred Bester
Game of Thrones: Jaqen H'ghar
>The Mad King
Babylon 5: Emperor Cartagia
Game of Thrones: Aerys II Targaryen
>The woman between the darkness and the light
Babylon 5: Delenn
Game of Thrones: Arya Stark
>The bodyguard and sellsword with ultimately no true alliances
Babylon 5: Michael Garibaldi
Game of Thrones: Ser Bronn of the Blackwater
>The spokesman of an advancing superpower
Babylon 5: Morden
Game of Thrones: Lord Tyrion Lannister
>The truly powerful man behind the curtains
Babylon 5: Lorien
Game of Thrones: Lord Tywin Lannister
>The torturer
Babylon 5: William
Game of Thrones: Queen Cersei Lannister/Ser Gregor Clegane
>The unlikely allies
Babylon 5: Humans and Minbari
Game of Thrones: The Lannister and Targaryen armies
Jason Perez
>x/10 would not meme
God I've not seen this one for a very long time.
Carson Jones
I thought Raimi's choice to change the Summer Iles to "Jigaboo Island" was a step far, personally
Blake Mitchell
Obligatory
Ryan Brown
these threads are so autistic they make me long for taxposting
Brody Jones
ros post
Jeremiah Harris
you could tell the show had gone downhill when people started missing her
Kayden Gomez
Post the full map you pleb
Jonathan Thomas
>right angle
Could've been a little more creative on that at least.
Eli Butler
>Wessex
>Essex
>Sussex
How unrealistic!
Colton Johnson
what?
Jack Fisher
Kek It keeps getting bigger every time i see It reposted.
Mason Thomas
Essos just shoots off from Westeros at a right angle to Westeros' north-south orientation as parodied in .
Thomas Baker
Juan Sanders
Ryan Williams
Anatolia does the same thing, user
Hudson Rogers
>everyone speaks the same language
Not true. The "old tongue" of the First Men is still spoken in the North, Iron Islands, beyond the wall and in Skagos and Bear Island. Dornish have their own language. The Thenns also have their own dialect.
The common tongue is spoken by everyone in Westeros, but Nobles and Maesters speak High Valyrian. That's in parallel to the common germanic tongue and Latin and it's derivatives in Europe. Or Gaelic in Ireland and Scotland.