But rises again harder and stronger

@@makgobemaponya5263 "You know what waits below the sea, brother?" "The Drowned God", Aeron said, "the watery halls." Urri shook his head. "Worms... worms await you, Aeron."

Actually ever since Aegon's conquest they hardly ever raid Mainland Westeros. George made that very clear throughout F&B and even the main series.

​@@augustusfreeman4032 You should know that most ASOIAF fans don't actually read the books. The amount of times I've seen someone say that "the Starks loved Theon" and "Sandor is a true Knight", tell me that they've probably never read their wiki pages much less actually read the series.

@@virgilhawkinsstaticshock Yeah, those are definitely among some of the worst takes I've seen from the fandom. I think fans have preconceived notions of characters and themes of the series that the gained from D&D's horrible misrepresentation on the show. People will be under videos about the Ironborn defeating the combined might of The Trident and the Stormlands and post comments calling them "stupid", "weak" or" incompetent". And they'll be in book only discussions saying that the Starks treated Theon "like family" and that Ned "would never" harm Theon. It's quite hilarious to be honest.

​@@augustusfreeman4032 It can cause actual discussions about the series unbearable however. Because if someone who actually paid attention while reading the series go against the mindless parroting among the fandom, you get downvoted into a oblivion or they basically ignore what you said and start quoting the TV show. A series that apparently ruined their favourite characters and their arcs. But is a legit source that contradicts what's written in the books.

@@virgilhawkinsstaticshock Yeah, lot of people call D&D horrible writers but then say that every season before Season 8 was apparently a masterpiece. Ignoring that Seasons 7 and 5 were complete dumpster trucks and Season 6 was a generic action movie with some good payoffs. Heck, they've been bastardizing characters and plotlines even before that. Writing Theon as a pathetic wimp that's treated bad by the Starks and Northerners but apparently he "loved" them 😐. Arya's arc basically reduced to revenge power fantasy, and Robb marrying for love instead of honour. There's a whole lot D&D messed up, and it still echoes throughout the fandom to this day.

They do not sow. That’s why.

The freys r pretty bad ass in HOTD time.

they are to wild for that boring sh"tt

@@ugly_larva exactly lol

The only position they'd be good at has been monopolised by house velaryon.

@@mappingshaman5280 that's so true. Never thought of it like that.

​@@mappingshaman5280but they never have any interest in seating in small council and think what the primary job of master of ships is too built a fleet & too defend Crownland with that fleet when the Ironborn are more of offensive ones like reaving aka: pirating they will never be a fit in that position of master of ships nor the position of Lord Admiral of Royal Fleet.

They bring the grey cloudy days of doom to others and it makes them happy to do it.

In the current story the sword is belonging to house Harlaw and wielded by Ser Harras Harlaw who is loyal to Euron, so maybe Euron takes that beautiful blade from Ser Harras for himself, or maybe he'll take Red Rain that belongs to house Drumm who are also loyal to him I think

No we aren’t going to see Dothraki in HOTD at all.

@@cavrence Thank God, but I wouldn't be surprised if they slipped them in for "muh representation."

we do not sow

a bunch of pirates who lives on some rocks?

​@@andreademarchi7495yarrrgh me matey

@@andreademarchi7495 That is right. Them. What is dead may never die.

Perhaps. But Robert made them reap what they fucking sow.

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