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This is the portion I am interested in. With the current state of The Seven Kingdoms anything that happens is going to be at the pleasure of Dany and her Golden Horde that surpasses the army of her ancestor Aegon the Conqueror by an order of magnitude. How they curb that to make Jon and any...

He was there because the ride of the Rohirrim makes it romantic and dramatic. There honestly isn't anything else to it dude. I'd be astounded if they explain anything about it in the finale.

For the record, most of those were dumbass theories that were openly admitted to being dumbass theories.

Khalid, this season has shown more than any other season that the show is no longer doing subtle character interactions. The characters do exactly what they say they will do, however retarded it is for the context of the situation. The plot is being manipulated in order to create the scene...

There is also the secret Stark escape tunnel that we know Ramsay doesn't know exists. Conveniently Sansa forgot about it also!

Tommen, Pycelle, and Kevan at minimum. And Tyrion even made a small jab about the dumb boat situation when he said something like, "our queen does love her ships!"

I wonder if Gavin had to sell his box on the same one way street contract that Richard had to do, thus fucking him over from competing with Richard for the next five years.

Mures, are we talking about the same thing here? Dany's dragons burned one Master ship. Some people burned all of the ships acquired by Daario in like episode 4. Two different ship burning incidents.

They did reveal his means to fuck over Dany in the book version of the Kingsmoot. But your point now makes some sense. Book version Victarion had the Dragon Horn and intended to use it. But I highly doubt that he intended to tell Dany he had it and what it could do or anything. Since Yara wants...

Why is she wearing the dumb mask?

8 and 7 episodes respectively.

I am not sure why this is difficult. 1. You said Euron is likely an irrelevant character to the story. I disagreed due to the fact that Dany now requires some means of making her weaker so she doesn't roflstomp Westeros with her insanely OP Army at present. As this same Army is both large...

Ironically this still defeats the purpose of having a "stronghold." Nobody cares how you win, only that you do.

Yes, but they burned the original fleet Daario acquired specifically to allow for the Greyjoy plotline (and ships) to be resurrected/relevant. Which you completely ignored in that post yet responded to anyway.

Seems like this is going to be par the course from here on out. Plenty of cool, awesome cinematography. But with all reason discarded.

If he isn't then they had no reason to burn the ships acquired by Daario in season 5 that equated the Iron Fleet. Do the Kingsmoot to reestablish the Ironborn Fleet plotline and the shenanigans they're doing now.

He's going to have to. I am confident they'll be introducing the Dragon Horn next season. They probably didn't this season because there was no way to work it into the Theon/Yara adventure to Meereen like he had done with Victarion in the book. Introducing him as Captain Dick Jokes was lame though.

Book Euron is the first villain (who is man not a WW) who has embraced/taken advantage of magic and gone great lengths to use it to his advantage. He thinks nothing of blood sacrifices and is not even remotely conflicted about it (like Stannis). Blatantly ignores all the laws of Gods and Men...

I have to say I'm with a_skeleton_03 on this one. As much as I love stupid ass theories for the entertainment value. This season has taught us to take shit at face value because characters just say their intents and that is actually their intents. What did she say to Brienne though when...

But what she said isn't what she meant you see! Think of the possibilities!

I think that is truly a fucking stretch. She only appealed to the Vale army after they were unable to rouse enough support under the Stark name. This tells us that she didn't want to rely on the Vale and admits to hating Littlefinger. Nothing this season has had this level of subtlety. There...

The Rhoynar civilization disagrees with that sentiment. Water magic is very ineffective against dragonfire apparently! And even when you do "win" you're capital is turned into a mist shrouded ruin for a thousand years.

Not in Game of Thrones and their long history of sister wives.

Dinesh brought that up but Richard said they couldn't change any of it as it was all necessary functionality so that it works like they need it to. Not just the UI being AIDS. I guess the idea is that it is so ahead of its time people can't understand how much they need it. Silly I know...

Also when it was already implied that they were unable to complete their development of the algorithm without their key engineers. Or whatever incomplete form of it they have they can't do much with.

This is where Euron started becoming the foil in the book. With mad occult powers and relics retrieved from Valyria. But book Euron didn't have half the Ironborn actively rebelling against him like Theon and Yara are doing. The only Westeros armies that don't seem to be completely fucked are...

Which is why Dany has to be weakened somewhat for the entire Dany/Westeros vs the WW war not to be dragonfire just burning the entire army of the dead in like five minutes. Currently she is at her absolute strongest. The Slavers have been brought to heel. The entire Dothraki race has been...

Since they did elude to a coming conflict with Euron now that Theon and Yara have told Dany his plan. That beng to give her his cock, take her dragons and eventually kill her off. It seems that they will have to introduce the Dragon Horn as a means for Euron to actually be a threat. I hope its...

But why? Why would Sansa want to fuck over Jon and the Wildlings/few Northern houses that were willing to ally with them?

I'd like to agree with you. But the show has shown a serious lack of subtlety. When Sansa said she didn't know anything about battle planning and that Jon should just wait. She was most likely being truthful about it rather than some twisted plot to put Jon in a terrible situation, possibly...

They did portray it as if Melisandre is still in a complete crisis of faith. She had such a lack of confidence in this episode compared to what we have seen of her in previous seasons. I think the confrontation will lead to something good, we might get her side of why she even came to Westeros...

I wonder how long it will take before Sansa/LF and the gang understand the threat of the WW. Maybe the critical moment will happen in the Next Episode. But I doubt it! The whole battle was awesome. But it was also retarded as fuck. There is no legitimate reason that Sansa didn't bother...

I was wondering how they're going to deal with that. The setup for fighting the Night King will basically have no Northmen loyal to Jon in it at all. The rest of the Southern forces will assist just because they'll have every incentive to not die. Unless they just do something dumb and Jon's...

Also covered in this glorious thread. He said he couldn't do it without thinking about dudes the whole time and when she wanted him to go down on her he gagged and kicked her out.

Figured I'd start a thread now that they're beginning closed beta. Goes to show the quality of their fucking mini-game that it had enough basic mechanics to be considered good enough for its own game. Likely a TON of changes to the Witcher 3 version since that was technically a Pay 2 Win...

He's mentioned before he's all about the silver foxes.

I liked the foot solider costumes a lot. Other than that it was pretty whatever!

There wasn't any foreshadowing to Benjen. But its a logical outcome of needed the Coldhands character and using someone that is known by the show watchers over a random Wightbro. Euron has been foreshadowed/is a huge threat in the books. But they've done nothing to build him up. This is for a...

Some of this game is pretty hilarious. Not even mentioning the silly fist bumping thing and the firey death sequence. I had to stop and listen twice to one of those holograms when he asked for volunteers for the Revenant program (missile skeleton dudes). "Do you want to become more than a...

Not sure what you mean. In the books sure you're right. But in the show they've clearly began going down plotlines only to completely abandon them later. On multiple occassions.