Game of Thrones [SPOILERS POSSIBLE]

[Hal-9000]

I believe the only one carrying Valyrian steel on that quest was Jon. Off the top of my head, the only Valyrian steel weapons left blong to Jon, the dagger that Bran gave to Arya (via Littlefinger) Jaime's sword, and Brienne's sword. I believe that's it.

Didn't Tywin make two swords out of Ned's old sword and gave one to Joffrey?

And Samwell's family sword is Valyrian I seem to recall too.

[Teh One Who Knocks]

Didn't Tywin make two swords out of Ned's old sword and gave one to Joffrey?

And Samwell's family sword is Valyrian I seem to recall too.

The two swords that Tywin made ended up with Jaime and Brienne. Forgot about Sam's, that one is definitely Valyrian too.

[Hal-9000]

So here's the 64 dollar question. They've showed the Night King walking through flames twice and the fire is repressed by his presence.

Can a 1000 foot flaming breath weapon from a dragon toast him?

[DemonGeminiX]

umm HELLO, I KNOW THE RULES

Then why'd you ask?

So here's the 64 dollar question. They've showed the Night King walking through flames twice and the fire is repressed by his presence.

Can a 1000 foot flaming breath weapon from a dragon toast him?

Only $64?



I'm sorry. I can't venture to answer your question for less than $65.50.


Given that he was born by having a dragonglass dagger shoved into his chest, I'm not sure that anything coming from a dragon could kill him. Or maybe it can. I don't know. I guess we're gonna find out sooner or later.

[Teh One Who Knocks]

Will the new zomdragon spew fire or ice?

[DemonGeminiX]

Will the living dragons know that it's a zombie and roast him?

[Hal-9000]

Then why'd you ask?





Only $64?



I'm sorry. I can't venture to answer your question for less than $65.50.


Given that he was born by having a dragonglass dagger shoved into his chest, I'm not sure that anything coming from a dragon could kill him. Or maybe it can. I don't know. I guess we're gonna find out sooner or later.

I asked if Longclaw was Valyrian steel and your response contained a rule "You can't kill one without Valyrian steel. " Don't make me give you The Hound response.

Good point about the origin of the Night King and what can hurt him. That javelin he threw was quite the surprise and did you notice how his second in command had to produce it? Something going on there too methinks..

[Hal-9000]

Will the new zomdragon spew fire or ice?

Podcast I post on says most people think the Night King will somehow use the dragon to take down the Wall. They're big believers that the Wall is coming down no matter what.

So maybe he spews fire still?

[Hal-9000]

Will the living dragons know that it's a zombie and roast him?

I had the same thought watching last night. Will they know he's turned and is now an enemy?

[Teh One Who Knocks]

Podcast I post on says most people think the Night King will somehow use the dragon to take down the Wall. They're big believers that the Wall is coming down no matter what.

So maybe he spews fire still?

I've read people saying that the way around the wall is...to just walk around it because the sea to the east of Eastwatch will be frozen

[DemonGeminiX]

My point was that you could logically deduce that Longclaw was Valyrian steel since Jon used it to kill the White Walker. It certainly wasn't dragonglass. But go ahead, go all Houndish on me. I can take it.

I think he just has his subordinates very well trained. He brought them in the world, they better believe he sure as hell can take them out, so they better wait on him hand and foot.... and clean his room, and do the dishes, and leave the big piece of chicken for him... dammit.

[Teh One Who Knocks]

Another issue I have is with the whole 'let's go get a zombie from the army of the dead and Cersei will magically become a reasonable person' idea that everyone seems to think will happen.

[DemonGeminiX]

Another issue I have is with the whole 'let's go get a zombie from the army of the dead and Cersei will magically become a reasonable person' idea that everyone seems to think will happen.

Especially since she zombified a dead Mountain. She'll look at the little bitty zombie and think, "Pffft! Amateurs! Mine's bigger!"

[Hal-9000]

My point was that you could logically deduce that Longclaw was Valyrian steel since Jon used it to kill the White Walker. It certainly wasn't dragonglass. But go ahead, go all Houndish on me. I can take it.

I think he just has his subordinates very well trained. He brought them in the world, they better believe he sure as hell can take them out, so they better wait on him hand and foot.... and clean his room, and do the dishes, and leave the big piece of chicken for him... dammit.

Last night accomplished a cool thing (excuse the pun). The Night King is not some bad guy who will fold when faced with adversity. I really liked the little part where they killed that one wight and then every other wight around them dropped. Sets up a neat rule for future kills..

[Teh One Who Knocks]

Especially since she zombified a dead Mountain. She'll look at the little bitty zombie and think, "Pffft! Amateurs! Mine's bigger!"

Exactly