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Round 1
The Great Houses
$200
The Starks rule the North from this ancient castle.
$400
The Lannister motto everyone knows is 'A Lannister always pays his' this.
$600
The lion is the sigil of this wealthy Westerosi house.
$800
The three-headed dragon is the sigil of this exiled house.
$1000
The Stark words warn that this season is coming.
Dragons
$200
Daenerys's three dragons are Drogon, Rhaegal, and this one.
$400
Daenerys is famously called the Mother of these creatures.
$600
Dragonglass and this rare metal are among the few things that can kill White Walkers.
$800
The largest of Daenerys's dragons, and the one she rides, is this one named for her late husband.
$1000
Daenerys hatches her dragons from these petrified objects.
The Iron Throne
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The cruel boy king who has Ned Stark executed is this Lannister-Baratheon.
$400
The capital city and seat of the Iron Throne is this place.
$600
The clever, wine-loving Lannister dwarf who becomes Hand of the Queen is this character.
$800
Cersei destroys her enemies by igniting this green explosive substance under the Great Sept.
$1000
The gruesome massacre of Robb and Catelyn during a Frey marriage feast is called this event.
Beyond the Wall
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Jon Snow's loyal direwolf is this white-furred, red-eyed animal.
$400
The free folk living beyond the Wall are dismissively called these.
$600
The undead army led by the Night King are these frozen creatures.
$800
The massive ice barrier guarding the realm is simply called this.
$1000
The black-clad sworn brotherhood that guards the Wall is this ancient order.
Characters
$200
The disfigured Lannister bodyguard nicknamed 'The Hound' is this man.
$400
The golden-haired knight known as the Kingslayer, twin brother to Cersei, is this man.
$600
Arya's famous recited hit list names the people she vows to do this to.
$800
This sword-wielding younger daughter of the Warden of the North trains as a faceless assassin.
$1000
Jon Snow is the presumed illegitimate son of this honorable Warden of the North, beheaded in season one.
Words & Titles
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Daenerys's many titles include 'Breaker of' these.
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The show is based on this author's book series, 'A Song of Ice and Fire.'
$600
The maester's warning about the game of thrones is that you win or you do this.
$800
The powerful Dothraki warlord Daenerys marries is this man, whose title precedes his name.
$1000
Hodor's tragic backstory reveals his name is a slurred version of this three-word command.
Double Jeopardy
The Great Houses
$400
Rulers of the Reach from Highgarden, their sigil is a golden rose and their words are 'Growing Strong'.
$800
This house of Dorne practices absolute primogeniture and claims the motto 'Unbowed, Unbent, Unbroken'.
$1200
Known for the sigil of a silver leaping trout, this house rules the Riverlands from their seat at Riverrun.
$1600
Ruling from the Eyrie, this house is led by members who are known for their aloofness and their motto, 'As High as Honor'.
$2000
While the main branch is famous for the crowned stag, this cadet branch at Dragonstone adopted a flaming heart as their sigil.
Dragons
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Aegon the Conqueror rode this ancient, massive dragon, the largest of the three he brought to invade Westeros.
$800
Aegon's sisters, Rhaenys and Visenya, rode these two dragons respectively during the conquest of the Seven Kingdoms.
$1200
This legendary Valyrian fortress and ancestral home of the Targaryens was spared from the Doom because the family moved their dragons there.
$1600
While Daenerys's dragons have two, this is the traditional number of legs usually depicted on a dragon in most fantasy literature and mythology.
$2000
Before the reign of Daenerys, the last Targaryen king was this monarch, who was obsessed with wildfire and was eventually killed by his own Kingsguard.
The Iron Throne
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The Iron Throne is located in this specific hall within the Red Keep, which served as the seat of power for the Seven Kingdoms.
$800
The head of the organization of maesters at the Citadel is known by this title.
$1200
The official symbol of the Hand of the King, which functions as the king's primary advisor, is a pin designed in this shape.
$1600
Legend states that the Iron Throne was forged using the heat from the dragon fire of Balerion to fuse together these items surrendered by defeated foes.
$2000
This position on the King's Small Council is held by the commander of the elite seven-man bodyguard sworn to protect the monarch.
Beyond the Wall
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These magical, plant-like structures with carved faces are central to the ancient religion of the Children of the Forest.
$800
These massive, non-human entities were known for their great strength and historically lived alongside the Children of the Forest.
$1200
The freezing, desolate region located far to the north of the Wall is referred to by this name.
$1600
The powerful, enigmatic being who mentored Bran Stark in the ways of green-seeing and warging is known as this.
$2000
This mystical race of beings, who are small and often live in caves, were the original inhabitants of Westeros before the First Men arrived.
Characters
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Known as the Blackfish, this tactical commander is a member of House Tully and the uncle of Catelyn Stark.
$800
As the commander of the Unsullied, this loyal soldier follows Daenerys Targaryen from Slaver's Bay to Westeros.
$1200
This Red Priestess of the Lord of Light is famously known for her ability to perform resurrections and her visions in the flames.
$1600
This scheming master of coin, nicknamed Littlefinger, orchestrated many of the political betrayals that fueled the War of the Five Kings.
$2000
A legendary mercenary and commander of the Second Sons, he joins Daenerys Targaryen's forces after being bribed.
Words & Titles
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The Tully family motto, emphasizing their core values, is composed of these three words.
$800
The Baratheon words that reflect their turbulent and aggressive nature are these.
$1200
Used by the brutal House Bolton, this unofficial motto serves as a grim warning about their methods of torture.
$1600
Often used by the ironborn to reflect their faith in the Drowned God, this phrase is used to honor those who have died.
$2000
The motto of the iron-obsessed House Greyjoy is this declaration, signifying that they take what they want rather than farming.
Final Jeopardy · The Final Season
In the series finale, this clairvoyant youngest son of Ned is chosen to rule the Six Kingdoms despite his reluctance.
