Heimdallr

Anyone playing this? The new updates and DLC are really cool. So much new content. 10+ players teaming up to take down a Scorchbeast Queen is some of the most fun I've ever had in a game, ever.

Have you had the Bent Paddle Whiskey? They distill the mash from Bent Paddle's Black Ale. Really good.

Vikre (speaking for Gnat)

Bronn took Highgarden, and presumably Tyrion kept the Lannister areas. Also, Arryn and Tully are the same thing, yes?

Have you tried Grandma's in Duluth?

It is assumed you forgot about them.

His Dark Materials looks pretty awesome. Already renewed for a 2nd season of 8 episodes even before airing too.

The real plot hole is Brienne staying in King's Landing to join Bran's Kinsguard, after she swore her life to protect Sansa. Why is she not the head of Sansa's Queenguard? Her entire character is built around her unshakable honor and bond of duty. Just so they can have the "moment" of her remembering Jamie in the book?

That was really all I was waiting for. Satisfying ending to the show.

But they subverted expectations!!!

Who got Dragonstone?

It makes sense for the central 5 regions to align due to their proximity and similarities. The North, Iron Islands and Dorne are all very isolated and have very different cultures though.

The houses are still passed on by lineage, just not the ruling king.

It would have made so much more sense if Dorne and the Iron Islands become independent..... Both of their entire histories are built on that, yet they are just like, whatever.

So why didn't Grey Worm just take control and declare himself king immediately after find out Dany was dead? He clearly had enough control to imprison Jon. None of the remaining armies could really compete with the combined forces of the Unsullied and the Dothraki in open combat. If GW was so loyal to Dany and her cause, why not see it through?