Lista de personajes de Game of Thrones

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Los personajes de la fantasía medieval serie de televisión Juego de tronos se basan en sus respectivos homólogos de autor George RR Martin 's Canción de Hielo y Fuego serie de novelas. Ambientada en un universo ficticio al que se ha hecho referencia hasta ahora como "El mundo conocido", la serie sigue una guerra civil por el Trono de Hierro del continente de Westeros , que se libra entre las familias reales y nobles rivales y sus respectivos partidarios. ^[1]

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= Reparto principal (acreditado)

= Reparto recurrente (3+)

= Elenco invitado (1-2)


Actor	Personaje	Apariciones
Actor	Personaje	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8
Sean Bean	Eddard "Ned" Stark	Principal					Recurrente ^[a]	Invitado ^[b]
Mark Addy	Robert Baratheon	Principal
Nikolaj Coster-Waldau	Jaime Lannister	Principal
Michelle Fairley	Catelyn Stark	Principal
Lena Headey	Cersei Lannister	Principal ^[c]
Emilia Clarke	Daenerys Targaryen	Principal
Iain Glen	Jorah Mormont	Principal
Harry Lloyd	Viserys Targaryen	Principal
Kit Harington	Jon Snow	Principal
Richard Madden	Robb Stark	Principal
Sophie Turner	Sansa Stark	Principal
Maisie Williams	Arya Stark	Principal
Alfie Allen	Theon Greyjoy	Principal
Isaac Hempstead Wright	Bran Stark	Principal					Principal
Jack Gleeson	Joffrey Baratheon	Principal
Rory McCann	Sandor "El sabueso" Clegane	Principal					Principal
Peter Dinklage	Tyrion Lannister	Principal
Aidan Gillen	Petyr "Meñique" Baelish	Principal
Liam Cunningham	Davos Seaworth		Principal
John Bradley	Samwell Tarly	Periódico	Principal
Stephen Dillane	Stannis Baratheon		Principal
Carice van Houten	Melisandre		Principal ^[d]
James Cosmo	Jeor Mormont	Periódico	Principal
Jerome Flynn	Bronn	Periódico	Principal
Conleth Hill	Varys	Periódico	Principal
Sibel Kekilli	Shae	Huésped	Principal
Natalie Dormer	Margaery Tyrell		Principal
Charles Dance	Tywin Lannister	Periódico	Principal ^[e]
Oona Chaplin	Talisa Maegyr		Periódico	Principal
Rose Leslie	Ygritte		Periódico	Principal
Joe Dempsie	Gendry	Huésped	Periódico	Principal				Principal
Kristofer Hivju	Tormund Matagigantes			Periódico	Principal
Gwendoline Christie	Brienne de Tarth		Periódico		Principal
Iwan Rheon	Ramsay Bolton			Periódico	Principal
Hannah Murray	Gilly		Periódico		Principal
Michiel Huisman	Daario Naharis			Recurrente ^[f]		Principal
Nathalie Emmanuel	Missandei			Periódico		Principal
Dean-Charles Chapman	Tommen Baratheon	Recurrente ^[g]			Periódico	Principal
Indira Varma	Arena Ellaria				Periódico	Principal
Tom Wlaschiha	Jaqen H'ghar	Cuerpo doble	Periódico			Principal
Michael McElhatton	Roose Bolton		Periódico		Huésped	Principal
Jonathan Pryce	El gorrión alto					Periódico	Principal
Jacob Anderson	Gusano gris			Periódico					Principal

Notas

↑ En la sexta temporada, Ned Stark es interpretado por los actores recurrentes Sebastian Croft y Robert Aramayo en escenas de flashback.
↑ En la séptima temporada, Ned Stark es interpretado por el actor invitado Robert Aramayo en una escena de flashback.
↑ En la quinta temporada, Cersei Lannister también es interpretada por la actriz invitada Nell Williams en una escena de flashback.
↑ Carice van Houten solo aparece en un episodio de la octava temporada, aunque se le acredita como miembro principal del reparto.
↑ Charles Dance solo aparece en un episodio de la quinta temporada, aunque se le acredita como miembro principal del reparto.
↑ En la tercera temporada, Daario Naharis es interpretado por el actor recurrente Ed Skrein .
↑ En las temporadas uno y dos, Tommen Baratheon es interpretado por el actor recurrente Callum Wharry.

Elenco recurrente

= Reparto recurrente (3+)

= Elenco invitado (1-2)

Actor	Personaje	Apariciones
Actor	Personaje	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8
Jason Momoa ^[a]	Khal Drogo	Periódico	Huésped
Donald Sumpter	Maestre Luwin	Periódico
Jamie Sives	Jory Cassel	Periódico
Ron Donachie	Rodrik Cassel	Periódico					Invitado ^[b]
Joseph Mawle	Benjen Stark	Periódico					Recurrente ^[c]	Huésped
Dar Salim	Qotho	Periódico
Esmé Bianco	Ros	Periódico
Susan Brown	Septa Mordane	Periódico
Art Parkinson	Rickon Stark	Periódico					Huésped
Nell Tiger Free	Myrcella Baratheon	Recurrente ^[d]				Periódico	Huésped
Kristian Nairn	Hodor	Periódico					Invitado ^[e]
Roxanne McKee	Doreah	Periódico
Amrita Acharia	Irri	Periódico
Wilko Johnson	Ilyn Payne	Periódico	Huésped
Luke Barnes	Rast	Periódico		Periódico	Huésped
Owen Teale	Alliser Thorne	Periódico			Periódico
Ian McElhinney	Barristan Selmy	Periódico		Periódico
Francis Magee	Yoren	Periódico	Huésped
Julian Glover	Gran maestre Pycelle	Periódico
Gethin Anthony	Renly Baratheon	Periódico
Peter Vaughan	Maestre Aemon	Periódico		Huésped	Periódico
Miltos Yerolemou	Syrio Forel	Periódico
Mark Stanley	Grenn	Periódico
Josef Altin	Pypar	Periódico		Huésped	Periódico
Elyes Gabel	Rakharo	Periódico	Huésped
Eugene Simon	Lancel Lannister	Periódico				Periódico
Dominic Carter	Janos Slynt	Periódico	Huésped		Periódico
Emun Elliott	Marillion	Periódico
Kate Dickie	Lysa Arryn	Periódico			Huésped
Lino Facioli	Robin Arryn	Periódico			Periódico	Huésped			Huésped
Natalia Tena	Osha	Periódico					Huésped
Clive Mantle	Greatjon Umber	Periódico
Mia Soteriou	Mirri Maz Duur	Periódico
Ian Gelder	Kevan Lannister	Periódico	Huésped			Periódico
Robert Pugh	Craster		Periódico	Huésped
Ben Crompton	Eddison Tollett		Periódico					Huésped	Periódico
Ben Hawkey	Pastel Caliente	Huésped	Periódico	Huésped				Huésped
Eros Vlahos	Lommy manos verdes	Huésped	Periódico
Steven Cole	Kovarro		Periódico
Kerr Logan	Matthos Seaworth		Periódico
Tony Way	Dontos Hollard		Periódico		Periódico
Karl Davies	Alton Lannister		Periódico
Ian Beattie	Meryn Trant	Huésped	Periódico	Huésped	Periódico
Maisie Dee	Margarita		Periódico
Andy Beckwith	Rorge	Cuerpo doble	Periódico		Huésped
Gemma Whelan	Yara Greyjoy		Periódico	Huésped			Periódico	Huésped
Gerard Jordan	Mordedor	Cuerpo doble	Periódico		Huésped
Daniel Portman	Podrick Payne		Periódico
Finn Jones	Loras Tyrell	Huésped	Periódico				Huésped
Fintan McKeown	Amory Lorch		Periódico
Hafþór Júlíus Björnsson	Gregor "La montaña" Clegane	Invitado ^[f]	Recurrente ^[g]		Periódico	Huésped	Periódico
Nicolás Blane	Rey de las especias		Periódico
Nonso Anozie	Xaro Xhoan Daxos		Periódico
Ian Hanmore	Pyat Pree		Periódico
Ralph Ineson	Mandíbula hendida de Dagmer		Periódico
Forbes KB	Lorren negro		Periódico
Simon Armstrong	Qhorin Media mano		Periódico
Slavko Juraga	Rey de la seda		Periódico
Ciarán Hinds	Mance Rayder			Periódico	Huésped
Anton Lesser	Qyburn			Periódico	Huésped	Periódico
John Stahl	Rickard Karstark	Invitado ^[h]		Periódico
Dan Hildebrand	Kraznys mo Nakloz			Periódico
Diana Rigg	Olenna Tyrell			Periódico		Huésped	Periódico	Huésped
Mackenzie Crook	Orell			Periódico
Paul Kaye	Thoros de Myr			Periódico			Huésped	Periódico
Noah Taylor	Locke			Periódico
Thomas Brodie-Sangster	Jojen Reed			Periódico
Ellie Kendrick	Meera Reed			Periódico			Periódico
Philip McGinley	Angustiado			Periódico
Clive Russell	Brynden Tully			Periódico			Huésped
Tobias Menzies	Edmure Tully			Periódico			Periódico		Huésped
William y James Wilson	Pequeño sam			Recurrente ^[i]					Huésped
Richard Dormer	Beric Dondarrion	Invitado ^[j]		Periódico			Huésped	Periódico
Jamie Michie	Steelshanks Walton			Periódico
Pedro Pascal	Oberyn Martell				Periódico
Yuri Kolokolnikov	Styr				Periódico
Joseph Gatt	Thenn Warg				Periódico
Brian Fortune	Othell Yarwyck	Huésped			Periódico
Tara Fitzgerald	Selyse Florent		Invitado ^[k]		Periódico
Roger Ashton-Griffiths	Mace Tyrell				Periódico
Kerry Ingram	Shireen Baratheon			Huésped	Periódico
Paul Bentley	Septón alto			Huésped	Periódico	Huésped
Brenock O'Connor	Olly				Periódico
Joel Fry	Hizdahr zo Loraq				Huésped	Periódico
Will Tudor	Olyvar			Huésped		Periódico
Michael Condron	Bowen Marsh					Periódico
Alexander Siddig	Doran Martell					Periódico	Huésped
DeObia Oparei	Areo Hotah					Periódico	Huésped
Toby Sebastian	Trystane Martell					Periódico	Huésped
Faye Marsay	El Waif					Periódico
Charlotte Hope	Myranda			Huésped		Periódico	Huésped
Elizabeth Webster	Walda Bolton				Huésped	Periódico	Huésped
Castillo de Keisha-Hughes	Arena de Obara					Periódico	Huésped
Vendedores de Rosabell Laurenti	Arena de Tyene					Periódico	Huésped
Jessica Henwick	Arena de Nymeria					Periódico	Huésped
Hannah Waddingham	Septa Unella					Periódico
Joe Naufahu	Khal Moro						Periódico
Staz Nair	Qhono						Periódico
Max von Sydow	Cuervo de tres ojos				Invitado ^[l]		Periódico
Ian Whyte	Wun Weg Wun Dar Wun					Huésped	Periódico
Kae Alexander	Hoja				Invitado ^[m]		Periódico
Paul Rattray	Harald Karstark						Periódico
Richard E. Grant	Izembaro						Periódico
Essie Davis	Lady Crane						Periódico
Leigh Gill	Bobono						Periódico
Rob Callender	Clarenzo						Periódico
Tim Plester	Ríos Walder Negro			Huésped			Periódico
Daniel Tuite	Lothar Frey			Invitado ^[n]			Periódico
Bella Ramsey	Lyanna Mormont						Periódico	Huésped	Periódico
Jim Broadbent	Archimaester Ebrose							Periódico
Pilou Asbæk	Euron Greyjoy						Huésped	Periódico
Tim McInnerny	Robett Glover						Huésped	Periódico
Rupert Vansittart	Yohn Royce				Huésped			Periódico
Richard Rycroft	Maestre Wolkan						Huésped	Periódico
James Faulkner	Randyll Tarly						Huésped	Periódico
Tom Hopper	Dickon Tarly						Invitado ^[o]	Periódico
Brendan Cowell	Harrag							Periódico
Vladimir Furdik	Rey de la noche				Invitado ^[p]			Periódico	Huésped
Megan Parkinson	Alys Karstark							Huésped	Periódico

Notas

^ Jason Momoa se acredita como "También protagonista" a diferencia del elenco principal que se acredita en la Introducción y el elenco recurrente / invitado que se acredita como "Protagonista invitado".
↑ En la sexta temporada, Fergus Leathem interpreta a Rodrik Cassel en escenas de flashback.
↑ En la sexta temporada, Benjen Stark también es interpretado por Matteo Elezi en escenas de flashback.
↑ En las temporadas uno y dos, Myrcella Baratheon es interpretada por Aimee Richardson .
↑ En la sexta temporada, Sam Coleman también interpreta a Hodor (originalmente llamado Wylis) en escenas de flashback.
↑ En la primera temporada, Gregor Clegane es interpretado por Conan Stevens .
↑ En la segunda temporada, Gregor Clegane es interpretado por Ian Whyte .
↑ En la primera temporada, Rickard Karstark es interpretado por Steven Blount.
↑ En las temporadas tres a cinco, Little Sam es interpretado por extras infantiles no acreditados.
↑ En la primera temporada, Beric Dondarrion es interpretado por David Michael Scott.
↑ En la segunda temporada, Selyse Florent es interpretada por Sarah MacKeever extra no acreditada.
↑ En la cuarta temporada, el cuervo de tres ojos es interpretado por Struan Rodger .
↑ En la cuarta temporada, Leaf es interpretado por Octavia Alexandru.
↑ En la tercera temporada, Lothar Frey es interpretado por Tom Brooke .
↑ En la sexta temporada, Dickon Tarly es interpretado por Freddie Stroma .
↑ En las temporadas cuatro y cinco, Richard Brake interpreta al Rey Nocturno.

Reparto invitado

Introducido en la temporada 1

Dennis McKeever como oficial de la Guardia Nocturna (temporada 1)
David Bradley como Walder Frey (temporadas 1, 3, 6-7)
Andrew Wilde como Tobho Mott (temporadas 1-2)
Roger Allam como Illyrio Mopatis (temporada 1)
Jefferson Hall como Hugh of the Vale (temporada 1)
Margaret John como Old Nan (temporada 1)
Mark Lewis Jones como Shagga (temporada 1)
Bronson Webb como Will (temporada 1)
Rob Ostlere como Waymar Royce (temporada 1)
Dermot Keaney como Gared (temporada 1)
John Standing como Jon Arryn (temporada 1)
Rhodri Hosking como Mycah (temporada 1)
Antonia Christophers como Mhaegen (temporadas 1-2)
Sahara Knite como Armeca (temporadas 1-2)

Introducido en la temporada 2

Josephine Gillan como Marei (temporadas 2-6, 8)
Sara Dylan como Bernadette (temporadas 2-4, 6-7)
Patrick Malahide como Balon Greyjoy (temporadas 2-3, 6)
Edward Dogliani (temporadas 2-3) y Ross O'Hennessy (temporada 5) como el Señor de los Huesos
Lucian Msamati como Salladhor Saan (temporadas 2-4)
Andy Kellegher como Polliver (temporadas 2, 4)
Roy Dotrice como Hallyne (temporada 2)
Oliver Ford Davies como Maester Cressen (temporada 2)
David Coakley como Drennan (temporada 2)
Peter Ballance como Farlen (temporada 2)
Paul Caddell como Jacks (temporada 2)
Aidan Crowe como Quent (temporada 2)
Tyrone McElhennon como Torrhen Karstark (temporada 2)
Anthony Morris como el Tickler (temporada 2)
Laura Pradelska como Quaithe (temporada 2)
David Fynn como Rennick (temporada 2)

Introducido en la temporada 3

Burn Gorman como Karl Tanner (temporadas 3-4)
Dean-Charles Chapman como Martyn Lannister (temporada 3)
Timothy Gibbons como Willem Lannister (temporada 3)
Alexandra Dowling como Roslin Tully (temporada 3)
Mark Killeen como Mero (temporada 3)
Ramon Tikaram como Prendahl na Ghezn (temporada 3)
Will O'Connell como Todder (temporadas 3, 5)
Pixie Le Knot como Kayla (temporadas 3-4)
Clifford Barry como Greizhen mo Ullhor (temporada 3)
George Georgiou como Razdal mo Eraz (temporadas 3, 6)

Introducido en la temporada 4

Mark Gatiss como Tycho Nestoris (temporadas 4-5, 7)
Reece Noi como Mossador (temporadas 4-5)
Gary Oliver como Ternesio Terys (temporadas 4-5)
Lu Corfield como la señora de Mole's Town (temporada 4)
Lois Winstone como prostituta de Mole's Town (temporada 4)
Alisdair Simpson como Donnel Waynwood (temporada 4)
Paola Dionisotti como Anya Waynwood (temporada 4)
Deirdre Monaghan como Morag (temporada 4)
Jane McGrath como Sissy (temporada 4)
Sarine Sofair como Lhara (temporadas 4-5)

Introducido en la temporada 5

Enzo Cilenti como Yezzan zo Qaggaz (temporadas 5-6)
Murray McArthur como Dim Dalba (temporadas 5-6)
Adewale Akinnuoye-Agbaje como Malko (temporada 5)
Birgitte Hjort Sørensen como Karsi (temporada 5)
Zahary Baharov como Loboda (temporada 5)
JJ Murphy como Denys Mallister (temporada 5)
Ali Lyons como Johnna (temporada 5)
Oengus MacNamara como Thin man (temporada 5)
Hattie Gotobed como Ghita (temporada 5)
Meena Rayann como Vala (temporadas 5-6)

Introducido en la temporada 6

Lucy Hayes como Kitty Frey (temporadas 6-7)
Dean S. Jagger como Smalljon Umber (temporada 6)
Michael Feast como Aeron Greyjoy (temporada 6)
Kevin Eldon como Camello (temporada 6)
Eline Powell como Bianca (temporada 6)
Gerald Lepkowski como Zanrush (temporada 6)
Souad Faress como Suma sacerdotisa del Dosh Khaleen (temporada 6)
Jóhannes Haukur Jóhannesson como Lem Lemoncloak (temporada 6)
Sean Blowers como Wyman Manderly (temporada 6)
Tom Varey como Cley Cerwyn (temporada 6)
Samantha Spiro como Melessa Tarly (temporada 6)
Rebecca Benson como Talla Tarly (temporada 6)
Ania Bukstein como Kinvara (temporada 6)
Ian McShane como Brother Ray (temporada 6)
Ricky Champ como Gatins (temporada 6)
Ian Davies como Morgan (temporada 6)
Nathanael Saleh como Arthur (temporada 6)
Annette Hannah como Frances (temporada 6)
Eddie Jackson como Belicho Paenymion (temporada 6)
Andrei Claude como Khal Rhalko (temporada 6)
Tamer Hassan como Khal Forzho (temporada 6)
Chuku Modu como Aggo (temporada 6)
Deon Lee-Williams como Iggo (temporada 6)
Hannah John-Kamen como Ornela (temporada 6)

Introducido en la temporada 7

Harry Grasby como Ned Umber (temporada 7-8)

Introducido en la temporada 8

Marc Rissmann como Harry Strickland (temporada 8)
Bea Glancy como Teela (temporada 8)

Reparto de personajes no humanos

Ian Whyte como varios White Walkers (temporadas 1-2), el gigante Dongo the Doomed (temporadas 3-4) y un wight gigante (temporadas 7-8)
Spencer Wilding como White Walker (temporada 1)
Ross Mullan como varios White Walkers (temporadas 2-4)
Neil Fingleton como el gigante Mag Mar Tun Doh Weg (temporada 4) y un wight gigante (temporada 7)
Tim Loane como White Walker (temporada 5)

Reparto de flashbacks

Jodhi May como Maggy the Frog (temporada 5)
Nell Williams como la joven Cersei Lannister (temporada 5)
Isabella Steinbarth como Melara Hetherspoon (temporada 5)
Sebastian Croft como niño Eddard Stark (temporada 6)
Matteo Elezi como el niño Benjen Stark (temporada 6)
Cordelia Hill como la niña Lyanna Stark (temporada 6)
Sam Coleman como joven Wylis / Hodor (temporada 6)
Annette Tierney como la joven Old Nan (temporada 6)
Fergus Leathem como el joven Rodrik Cassel (temporada 6)
Robert Aramayo como el joven Eddard Stark (temporadas 6-7)
Luke Roberts como Arthur Dayne (temporada 6)
Eddie Eyre como Gerold Hightower (temporada 6)
Leo Woodruff como el joven Howland Reed (temporada 6)
Wayne Foskett como Rickard Stark (temporada 6)
David Rintoul como Aerys 'El Rey Loco' Targaryen (temporada 6)
Aisling Franciosi como Lyanna Stark (temporadas 6-7)
Wilf Scolding como Rhaegar Targaryen (temporada 7)
Tom Chadbon como High Septon Maynard (temporada 7)

Personajes principales

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Eddard "Ned" Stark

Sean Bean

Ned Stark (temporadas 1, 6-7) interpretado por Sean Bean como un adulto, Sebastian Croft como un niño y Robert Aramayo como un adulto joven. Eddard "Ned" Stark de la Casa Stark, Señor de Winterfell y Guardián del Norte, se convierte en la Mano del Rey después de la muerte de Lord Jon Arryn. Es conocido por su sentido del honor y la justicia. Participó en la rebelión de Robert después de que su hermana Lyanna fuera secuestrada por el príncipe heredero Rhaegar Targaryen.. Cuando el padre y el hermano de Ned fueron al sur para reclamarla, el "Rey Loco" Aerys Targaryen los quemó vivos a ambos. Ned y Robert Baratheon lideraron la rebelión para destituirlo del trono. A medida que se abre el programa, Ned se ha contentado con permanecer en el norte, pero después de la muerte de Lord Jon Arryn, está convencido de que es su deber aceptar el puesto de Mano del Rey. A Ned no le interesa la política y prefiere gobernar con honor y seguir la ley. Mientras investiga el motivo de la muerte de Jon Arryn, descubre que los tres hijos de Robert con la reina Cersei fueron engendrados por el hermano gemelo de Cersei, Jaime. Cuando Ned se enfrenta a Cersei sobre la verdad, ella lo encarcela por traición después de que él denuncia públicamente a Joffrey. Varys convence a Ned de que si va a la muerte honorablemente, como está preparado para hacerlo,sus hijas [no] sufrirán por ello. Para protegerlos, sacrifica su honor y declara públicamente que estaba conspirando para robar el trono y que Joffrey es el verdadero rey. A pesar de la promesa de Cersei de que a Ned se le permitiría unirse a la Guardia de la Noche en el exilio, Joffrey ordena la ejecución de Ned para su propia diversión y luego atormenta a Sansa al obligarla a mirar la cabeza de su padre. Sus huesos son devueltos más tarde a Catelyn en Stormlands por Petyr Baelish, quien lamenta la caída de Ned y que era demasiado honorable para tomar el poder a través de la fuerza, insistiendo más bien en que el trono pasara a Lord Stannis Baratheon, el hermano menor de Robert. El curso de acción preferido de Baelish, revelado solo a Ned, había sido apoderarse de Cersei y sus hijos primero y gobernar en nombre de Joffrey como Regente y Lord Protector. Ned 'El sacrificio no es en vano, ya que su notificación a Stannis de la verdad sobre la ascendencia de Joffrey pone en marcha el reclamo de Stannis al trono y asegura que la ilegitimidad se dé a conocer a todo Westeros. Renly, sin embargo, hace un reclamo por separado con el apoyo de la poderosa Casa Tyrell. Las acciones de Ned pusieron en marcha la Guerra de los Cinco Reyes contra la Casa Lannister y el Trono de Hierro.

Robert Baratheon

Mark Addy

Robert Baratheon (temporada 1) interpretado por Mark Addy . Robert Baratheon de la Casa Baratheon, anteriormente un guerrero feroz, se convirtió en reyde los Siete Reinos después de liderar una rebelión contra Aerys II Targaryen. Estaba comprometido con la hermana de Ned Stark, Lyanna, y la amaba profundamente, pero Rhaegar Targaryen la secuestró. Su padre y otro hermano murieron cuando fueron a Desembarco del Rey para reclamarla, lo que resultó en la revuelta de Robert y Ned Stark conocida como la Rebelión de Robert, tras lo cual los Targaryen fueron masacrados o expulsados de los Reinos. Dado que la familia de Robert tenía vínculos más estrechos con la ex familia real, fue puesto en el Trono de Hierro. Ahora, Robert se ha vuelto gordo y miserable; no tiene más guerras que pelear, está rodeado de conspiradores y aduladores, odia y está aburrido del trabajo constante necesario para administrar correctamente los Reinos, y está atrapado en un matrimonio político con la intrigante Cersei Lannister, a quien nunca ha amado.No sabe que ninguno de sus tres hijos con Cersei es suyo, sino de Jaime Lannister. Bajo su reinado, el reino ha quebrado y Robert está profundamente endeudado con la familia de su esposa. Herido de muerte mientras cazaba, sin saberlo, no deja ningún heredero legítimo. Joffrey ordena la muerte de sus bastardos, muchos de los cuales son asesinados, y posteriormente Gendry se ve obligado a huir de la capital.

Jaime Lannister

Nikolaj Coster-Waldau

Jaime Lannister es interpretado por Nikolaj Coster-Waldau . Ser Jaime de la Casa Lannister es miembro de la Guardia Real y un espadachín excepcionalmente hábil.. Él es el hermano gemelo de Cersei Lannister y ha tenido una historia de amor incestuosa con ella toda su vida, siendo padre de sus tres hijos vivos. Es apodado "Kingslayer" por matar al Rey anterior, Aerys II, a quien juró proteger. Jaime es capturado por el ejército de Robb Stark y mantenido prisionero hasta que Catelyn Stark lo libera y Brienne de Tarth lo escolta de regreso a Desembarco del Rey. En el camino, su mano de espada es cortada y revela que mató a Aerys II para salvar a la población de Desembarco del Rey, a quien Aerys II intentaba matar. A su regreso a Desembarco del Rey, retoma su lugar en la Guardia Real y reinicia su romance con Cersei. Viaja a Dorne para rescatar a su hija Myrcella, pero no puede evitar que sea envenenada. Después de que Faith Militant ganara el control de la capital,Jaime es relevado de sus deberes de Guardia Real y se le dice que reclame Riverrun con el ejército de Lannister. Jaime está presente en la coronación de Cersei después del suicidio de su último hijo Tommen, pero luego es emboscado por Daenerys Targaryen, quien ha venido a Westeros para reclamar el Trono de Hierro. Después de reunirse con Brienne y unirse al esfuerzo por derrotar a los Caminantes Blancos, regresa a Desembarco del Rey para rescatar a Cersei de las fuerzas de Daenerys. Los hermanos Lannister mueren juntos cuando el dragón de Daenerys, Drogon, destruye la Fortaleza Roja.Después de reunirse con Brienne y unirse al esfuerzo para derrotar a los Caminantes Blancos, regresa a Desembarco del Rey para rescatar a Cersei de las fuerzas de Daenerys. Los hermanos Lannister mueren juntos cuando el dragón de Daenerys, Drogon, destruye la Fortaleza Roja.Después de reunirse con Brienne y unirse al esfuerzo para derrotar a los Caminantes Blancos, regresa a Desembarco del Rey para rescatar a Cersei de las fuerzas de Daenerys. Los hermanos Lannister mueren juntos cuando el dragón de Daenerys, Drogon, destruye la Fortaleza Roja.

Catelyn Stark

Michelle Fairley

Catelyn Stark (temporadas 1-3) interpretada por Michelle Fairley. Catelyn Stark de House Stark y House Tully (de soltera Tully), Lady of Winterfell, es la esposa de Lord Eddard Stark. También es la hermana mayor de Lysa Arryn, Lady of the Vale y Mistress of the Eyrie, y Lord Edmure Tully, Lord of Riverrun. Catelyn es la primera en sospechar que los Lannister atentaron contra la vida de su hijo Brandon y arrestan a Tyrion Lannister para llevarlo a Eyrie para ser juzgado. Después de que Tyrion es liberado y después de que Eddard es ejecutado, Catelyn se une a la campaña de su hijo Robb para rescatar a Sansa y Arya y derrotar a los Lannisters. Ella libera al prisionero de Robb, Jaime Lannister, con la condición de que devuelva a Sansa y Arya a Winterfell a su regreso a Desembarco del Rey. Ella advierte a Robb que no se case con Talisa Maegyr, lo que rompería un pacto matrimonial que formó con Walder Frey, pero no puede detenerlo.Catelyn muere, junto con Robb y Talisa y muchos leales a Stark, en la Boda Roja, cuando Walder Frey, apoyado por los Bolton y los Lannister, se vuelve contra los Stark por romper el pacto matrimonial.

Cersei Lannister

Lena Headey

Cersei Lannister es interpretada por Lena Headey como una adulta y Nell Williams como una niña. Cersei Lannister de la Casa Lannister y la Casa Baratheon, Reinade los Siete Reinos de Westeros, es la esposa del Rey Robert Baratheon. Cersei tiene un hermano gemelo, Jaime, con quien se ha visto envuelta en un romance incestuoso desde la más tierna infancia. Los tres hijos de Cersei son de Jaime. Cersei tiene un fuerte deseo de poder. Cuando se entera de que el rey Robert puede estar a punto de descubrir su romance con Jaime, se las arregla para que lo maten y está presente cuando Eddard "Ned" Stark es ejecutado. Con su hijo Joffrey en el trono, ella se convierte en uno de sus consejeros más cercanos y lucha con su eventual esposa Margaery Tyrell por su afecto. Cuando Joffrey es envenenada y su hermano Tyrion es incriminado por el asesinato, ella se decide a ver a Tyrion ejecutado. Tyrion, sin embargo, asesina a su padre Tywin y huye de Desembarco del Rey.Con su hijo menor Tommen ahora en el trono y casado con Margaery, ella busca la ayuda de Faith Militant y su líder, el High Sparrow, para recuperar el control. Sin embargo, el grupo se vuelve demasiado poderoso y la encarcela cuando descubren su romance con Jaime. Después de ser obligada a caminar desnuda por las calles como castigo, y luego de ser confinada en la Fortaleza Roja, destruye el Septo de Baelor con un incendio forestal, acabando con el Gorrión Supremo y los Tyrell, y es coronada reina después del suicidio de Tommen. Cuando Daenerys Targaryen llega a Westeros y desafía su reclamo, Cersei usa la Gran Guerra contra los Caminantes Blancos como una oportunidad para fortalecer su ejército. Ella es derrotada por Daenerys y asesinada durante la destrucción de Desembarco del Rey.Sin embargo, el grupo se vuelve demasiado poderoso y la encarcela cuando descubren su romance con Jaime. Después de ser obligada a caminar desnuda por las calles como castigo, y luego de ser confinada en la Fortaleza Roja, destruye el Septo de Baelor con un incendio forestal, acabando con el Gorrión Supremo y los Tyrell, y es coronada reina después del suicidio de Tommen. Cuando Daenerys Targaryen llega a Westeros y desafía su reclamo, Cersei usa la Gran Guerra contra los Caminantes Blancos como una oportunidad para fortalecer su ejército. Ella es derrotada por Daenerys y asesinada durante la destrucción de Desembarco del Rey.Sin embargo, el grupo se vuelve demasiado poderoso y la encarcela cuando descubren su romance con Jaime. Después de ser obligada a caminar desnuda por las calles como castigo, y luego de ser confinada en la Fortaleza Roja, destruye el Septo de Baelor con un incendio forestal, acabando con el Gorrión Supremo y los Tyrell, y es coronada reina después del suicidio de Tommen. Cuando Daenerys Targaryen llega a Westeros y desafía su reclamo, Cersei usa la Gran Guerra contra los Caminantes Blancos como una oportunidad para fortalecer su ejército. Ella es derrotada por Daenerys y asesinada durante la destrucción de Desembarco del Rey.acabando con el Gorrión Supremo y los Tyrell, y es coronada reina tras el suicidio de Tommen. Cuando Daenerys Targaryen llega a Westeros y desafía su reclamo, Cersei usa la Gran Guerra contra los Caminantes Blancos como una oportunidad para fortalecer su ejército. Ella es derrotada por Daenerys y asesinada durante la destrucción de Desembarco del Rey.acabando con el Gorrión Supremo y los Tyrell, y es coronada reina tras el suicidio de Tommen. Cuando Daenerys Targaryen llega a Westeros y desafía su reclamo, Cersei usa la Gran Guerra contra los Caminantes Blancos como una oportunidad para fortalecer su ejército. Ella es derrotada por Daenerys y asesinada durante la destrucción de Desembarco del Rey.

Daenerys Targaryen

Emilia Clarke

Daenerys Targaryen es interpretada por Emilia Clarke . Ella es la princesa exiliada de la dinastía Targaryen.. Ella y su hermano Viserys fueron llevados de contrabando a Essos durante el final de la rebelión de Robert. Durante diecisiete años, ha estado bajo el cuidado de su volátil hermano. A cambio de un ejército, Viserys la casa con el poderoso señor de la guerra Dothraki Khal Drogo. Cuando Drogo muere, Daenerys usa su pira funeraria para dar a luz a tres dragones. Más tarde conquista y gobierna Slaver's Bay con un gran ejército, y finalmente derrota a los amos esclavos con sus dragones. Sin embargo, deja la región por Westeros en un intento por reclamar su derecho de nacimiento: el Trono de Hierro. A su llegada a Westeros, se encuentra con Jon Snow, el Rey del Norte, quien la convence de derrotar a los Caminantes Blancos antes de reclamar el trono. La pareja pronto se enamora. En Westeros, pierde numerosos amigos y descubre que la gente no apoya su afirmación.mientras dos de sus dragones perecen. Sin otra opción que gobernar a través del miedo, usa a su último dragón, Drogon, para destruir Desembarco del Rey y tomar el Trono de Hierro por la fuerza. Ella es asesinada por Jon Snow como consecuencia.

Jorah Mormont

Iain Glen

Jorah Mormont interpretada por Iain Glen . Ser Jorah Mormont de House Mormont es un caballero exiliadoal servicio de Daenerys Targaryen y el hijo de Jeor Mormont de la Guardia de la Noche. Inicialmente, Jorah está espiando a los Targaryen para Lord Varys a cambio de un perdón por sus crímenes. Pero después de aprender más sobre Daenerys, Jorah se enamora de ella y decide protegerla y ayudarla a recuperar el Trono de Hierro. Después de que ella enviuda tras la muerte de Khal Drogo, él permanece con ella y se convierte en el primer caballero de su Guardia de la Reina. Finalmente, el espionaje de Jorah queda al descubierto y Daenerys lo destierra de su servicio. Contrae escala de grises, una enfermedad mortal, mientras viaja con Tyrion Lannister. Finalmente se reúne con su reina, quien le ordena curarse a sí mismo de la escala de grises. Viaja a la Ciudadela donde encuentra a Samwell Tarly, quien sirvió bajo las órdenes de su padre Jeor como hermano de la Guardia de la Noche.Samwell puede curar a Jorah, quien regresa al servicio de Daenerys y es parte del grupo que viaja más allá del Muro para demostrar la existencia de los Caminantes Blancos. Muere defendiendo a Daenerys en Winterfell durante la eventual victoria sobre el Ejército de los Muertos.

Viserys Targaryen

Harry Lloyd

Viserys Targaryen (temporada 1) interpretada por Harry Lloyd . Viserys Targaryen es el príncipe exiliadoy heredero de la dinastía Targaryen. Conocido como "el Rey Mendigo" por su búsqueda de un ejército para recuperar su trono. Narcisista, es arrogante y egocéntrico, solo se preocupa por sí mismo y desprecia a los demás, especialmente a su hermana Daenerys. A cambio de un ejército para ayudar a recuperar el Trono de Hierro, Viserys casa a su hermana con el poderoso señor de la guerra Dothraki Khal Drogo y sigue el viaje de su horda a la capital Dothraki para asegurarse de que Drogo mantendrá su parte del trato. Pero a medida que viajan, se hace evidente que Viserys no tiene habilidades de liderazgo para reclamar el trono y su arrogancia y falta de respeto por los Dothraki no le gana ningún corazón. Además, Daenerys, a quien siempre ha amenazado a lo largo de su vida, comienza a enfrentarse a él. Al darse cuenta de que Daenerys es amada por los Dothraki y ella y Drogo 'Como se profetiza que el hijo por nacer unirá al mundo, Viserys se da cuenta de que no es él, sino Daenerys quien reclamará el Trono de Hierro. En un ataque de ira ebrio, amenaza a Drogo con darle su ejército ahora o matará a su hijo por nacer. Habiendo tenido suficiente de su comportamiento, Drogo mata a Viserys dándole una "Corona de Oro"; el oro fundido se derramó sobre su cabeza. Más tarde, Daenerys nombra a uno de sus dragones Viserion, como un tributo a Viserys.como tributo a Viserys.como tributo a Viserys.

Jon Snow

Kit Harington

Jon Snow interpretado por Kit Harington. Jon Snow es el hijo bastardo de Eddard Stark. Sintiéndose aislado de su familia debido a su condición de bastardo, deja su hogar de Winterfell para unirse a la Guardia de la Noche en Castle Black. Una vez allí, se hace amigo de Samwell Tarly y se desempeña como mayordomo del Lord Comandante Jeor Mormont. Durante un recorrido más allá del Muro, Jon es capturado por salvajes y finalmente se une a su campamento, enamorándose de una mujer salvaje, Ygritte. Después de escalar el Muro con Ygritte, Jon huye al Castillo Negro. Lidera la defensa del castillo contra un ataque salvaje (durante el cual Ygritte muere), recibe a Stannis Baratheon y Lady Melisandre, y es elegido como el nuevo Lord Comandante después de su valentía en la batalla. Rescata a una parte de los salvajes de un ataque de los Caminantes Blancos en el puerto de Hardhome. A su regreso al Castillo Negro,un grupo de hermanos de la Guardia de la Noche, enojados con el nuevo pacto con los salvajes, se amotinan y lo matan. Sin embargo, Jon es resucitado por Lady Melisandre y se reúne con su hermana Sansa. Jon se libera de sus votos de Night's Watch y la pareja derrota a la Casa Bolton en la batalla, reclamando Winterfell como su hogar. Jon es nombrado Rey del Norte por los señores del Norte. Cuando la Reina Dragón Daenerys Targaryen llega a Westeros, Jon la convence de unirse a la lucha contra los Caminantes Blancos y le dobla la rodilla. Viajan juntos más allá del Muro para recolectar evidencia de los Caminantes Blancos en un intento por convencer a la Reina Cersei Lannister de que se una a la defensa. El dragón de Daenerys, Viserion, resulta fatalmente herido durante la misión, pero los dos se enamoran. Luego se revela que Jon es Aegon Targaryen, el hijo legítimo de Daenerys.el hermano Rhaegar y la hermana de Ned Stark, Lyanna, lo que lo convierte en el heredero del Trono de Hierro y el sobrino de Daenerys. A pesar de la victoria sobre el Ejército de los Muertos, y a pesar de que Jon insiste en que no presionará para reclamar el trono, la noticia debilita su relación. Daenerys, habiendo perdido muchos amigos cercanos y dos de sus dragones durante la guerra contra los Caminantes Blancos, descubre que la población apoya el reclamo de Jon al trono sobre el suyo. Después de que ella destruye Desembarco del Rey, que ve a miles de personas morir en las tormentas de fuego, Jon la asesina y es exiliado de regreso a la Guardia de la Noche como castigo.la noticia debilita su relación. Daenerys, habiendo perdido muchos amigos cercanos y dos de sus dragones durante la guerra contra los Caminantes Blancos, descubre que la población apoya el reclamo de Jon al trono sobre el suyo. Después de que ella destruye Desembarco del Rey, que ve a miles de personas morir en las tormentas de fuego, Jon la asesina y es exiliado de regreso a la Guardia de la Noche como castigo.la noticia debilita su relación. Daenerys, habiendo perdido muchos amigos cercanos y dos de sus dragones durante la guerra contra los Caminantes Blancos, descubre que la población apoya el reclamo de Jon al trono sobre el suyo. Después de que ella destruye Desembarco del Rey, que ve a miles de personas morir en las tormentas de fuego, Jon la asesina y es exiliado de regreso a la Guardia de la Noche como castigo.

Robb Stark

Richard Madden

Robb Stark (temporadas 1-3) interpretado por Richard Madden . Robb Stark de House Stark es el hijo mayor de Eddard y Catelyn Stark y el heredero de Winterfell. Su lobo terriblese llama Viento Gris. Robb se involucra en la guerra contra los Lannister después de que su padre, Ned Stark, es arrestado por traición. Robb convoca a sus abanderados para la guerra contra la Casa Lannister y marcha a Riverlands. Finalmente, cruzar el río en los Twins se vuelve estratégicamente necesario. Para ganar el permiso para cruzar, Robb acepta casarse con una hija de Walder Frey, el señor de los gemelos. Robb lidera el esfuerzo de guerra contra los Lannisters y captura con éxito a Jaime. Después de la ejecución de Ned, el Norte y las Tierras del Río declaran su independencia de los Siete Reinos y proclaman a Robb como su nuevo Rey, "el Rey del Norte". Gana una sucesión de batallas en la temporada 2, lo que le valió el apodo de Lobo Joven. Sin embargo, siente que estropeó los aspectos políticos de la guerra.Envía a Theon a las Islas del Hierro con la esperanza de poder negociar una alianza con Balon Greyjoy, el padre de Theon. A cambio del apoyo de Greyjoy, Robb como Rey en el Norte reconocerá la independencia de las Islas del Hierro. También envía a su madre Catelyn para que se ocupe de Stannis Baratheon y Renly Baratheon, quienes luchan por ser el rey legítimo. Theon y Catelyn fracasan en sus misiones, y Balon lanza una invasión del Norte. Robb se enamora de Talisa Maegyr, una sanadora de Volantis debido a su bondad y espíritu. A pesar de la protesta de su madre, Robb rompe su compromiso con los Freys y se casa con Talisa en el final de la segunda temporada. Tras la noticia de la muerte de su abuelo, Lord Hoster Tully, Robb y su grupo viajan al norte, a Riverrun para el funeral, donde el joven rey se reúne con su tío abuelo, Ser Brynden ".Blackfish "Tully, y su tío, Edmure Tully, el nuevo señor de Riverrun. Mientras está en Riverrun, Robb toma la decisión de ejecutar a Lord Rickard Karstark por el asesinato de dos escuderos adolescentes relacionados con los Lannister, una decisión que pierde el apoyo de los Karstarks y lleva a Robb a tomar la decisión finalmente fatal de pedir a los Frey su alianza. Es asesinado en la Masacre de la Boda Roja, después de presenciar el asesinato de su esposa embarazada y su hijo. Lord Bolton personalmente ejecuta a Robb, apuñalándolo en el corazón. mientras se burlaba de que "los Lannister envían sus saludos", de hecho una promesa hecha a Jaime (que no tenía conocimiento de la inminente traición de Bolton) cuando partía hacia los Gemelos. Su cadáver es luego decapitado y Grey Wind 'La cabeza está cosida y desfilada mientras las fuerzas Stark son masacradas por los Bolton y los Freys.

Sansa Stark

Sophie Turner

Sansa Stark es interpretada por Sophie Turner. Sansa de la Casa Stark es la primera hija y la segunda hija de Eddard y Catelyn Stark. Inicialmente comprometida con el rey Joffrey, más tarde es liberada de su voto por el compromiso de Joffrey con Margaery Tyrell. Cuando Joffrey es envenenado en su boda con Margaery, Sansa es sacada de contrabando de Desembarco del Rey por Littlefinger y llevada primero al Nido de Águilas y luego a su casa de Winterfell, ahora bajo el control de la Casa Bolton. Se ve obligada a casarse con el abusivo y sádico Ramsay Bolton, pero luego escapa con la ayuda de Theon Greyjoy. Ella se reúne con su hermano Jon Snow en Castle Black y, con el ejército de Littlefinger, lo ayuda a recuperar Invernalia. Ella gobierna la fortaleza mientras Jon se va a luchar por Daenerys Targaryen,que Littlefinger usa como una oportunidad para alejarla de sus hermanos hasta que Brandon Stark (ahora el Cuervo de tres ojos) revela su traicionero pasado. Sansa da la orden de que Arya ejecute a Littlefinger. Sansa sobrevive al ataque de los Caminantes Blancos y finalmente es coronada como reina de un Norte independiente.

Arya Stark

Maisie Williams

Arya Stark interpretada por Maisie Williams . Arya de la Casa Stark es la hija menor de Lord Eddard y Catelyn Stark de Winterfell. Una marimacho de corazón, Arya es activa y brillante. Ella nombra a su lobo huargoNymeria, después de una legendaria reina guerrera. Después de viajar a Desembarco del Rey con su padre Ned Stark, la nueva Mano del Rey de Robert Baratheon, Syrio Forel le enseña el arte del "baile en el agua", una forma de lucha con espadas. Cuando Ned es ejecutado, ella escapa de la capital con Yoren y sus reclutas de la Guardia de la Noche. En el camino, es capturada por los soldados de Lannister y, junto con sus amigos Gendry y Hot Pie, encarcelada en Harrenhal, donde conoce al misterioso asesino Jaqen H'ghar y sirve como copero de Tywin Lannister. Después de escapar de Harrenhal, el trío se encuentra con la Hermandad sin estandartes, un grupo de forajidos religiosos que protegen el campo. Cuando la Hermandad vende a Gendry a Lady Melisandre, Arya escapa y es capturada por Sandor Clegane, The Hound.La llevan a Los Gemelos para reunirse con su madre Catelyn y su hermano Robb, pero solo llega a tiempo para verlos masacrados en la Boda Roja. Después de viajar hacia el norte, Sandor resulta gravemente herido en una pelea, y Arya lo deja por muerto antes de navegar hacia Braavos. Ella entrena con Jaqen H'ghar para convertirse en un Hombre sin rostro pero, después de darse cuenta de que no puede renunciar a su identidad, regresa a Westeros y venga la Boda Roja masacrando a Walder Frey. Ella regresa a Winterfell y finalmente ayuda a su hermana Sansa y su hermano Brandon (ahora el Cuervo de tres ojos) a descubrir la intromisión de Petyr Baelish, a quien ejecutan por cargos de asesinato y traición. Antes del ataque a Invernalia por los Caminantes Blancos, ella se reúne con Gendry y Sandor (quienes sobrevivieron a sus heridas). Durante la batalla,ella mata al Rey Nocturno y salva a Westeros de La Larga Noche. Cuando Daenerys Targaryen planea atacar Desembarco del Rey, viaja al sur para vengarse de Cersei por su papel en la muerte de Ned. Sin embargo, Arya se ve atrapada en las tormentas de fuego causadas por el dragón de Daenerys, Drogon, y se ve obligada a huir de la ciudad. Después del asesinato de Daenerys, Arya deja Westeros hacia tierras desconocidas.

Theon Greyjoy

Alfie Allen

Theon Greyjoy interpretado por Alfie Allen. Theon de la Casa Greyjoy es el hijo menor de Lord Balon Greyjoy de las Islas del Hierro. Es rehén y pupilo de Lord Eddard Stark, derivado de la fallida Rebelión de Greyjoy años antes. A pesar de su posición, sigue siendo leal a los Stark y es un buen amigo de sus hijos Robb y Jon. Después de la ejecución de Ned en Desembarco del Rey por los Lannisters, se une al esfuerzo de guerra del Norte de Robb como uno de sus asesores. Robb le ordena que regrese a las Islas del Hierro para convencer a su padre Balon de que se alíe con los soldados del norte contra la corona, pero en su lugar traiciona a Robb y decide apoderarse de Winterfell para sí mismo, arrebatándole el castillo a Brandon Stark. Mientras gobierna Winterfell, finge haber quemado vivos a Bran y Rickon Stark. Cuando los Bolton capturan Invernalia de manos de los soldados nacidos de Hierro, Theon es retenido como prisionero por Ramsay Bolton.Luego es mutilado y torturado más allá del reconocimiento, y finalmente se cree que se llama "Reek". Se convierte en sirviente en Winterfell y pronto se reúne con Sansa Stark, quien se ha visto obligada a casarse con Ramsay. Cuando Stannis Baratheon ataca el castillo, la pareja escapa de su captor y Theon regresa a casa en las Islas del Hierro. Descubre que su padre ha muerto y que su tío, Euron, se ha apoderado del Trono de Sal. Theon escapa con Yara y navega a través del Mar Angosto para aliarse con Daenerys Targaryen. Durante una misión a Dorne para reunir soldados para el ejército de Daenerys, Theon y Yara son atacados por Euron en el mar, Theon salta por la borda y Yara es hecha prisionera. Theon rescata a Yara y la envía a casa en las Islas del Hierro, mientras él regresa a Invernalia para enfrentarse al Ejército de los Muertos.reunirse con Sansa una vez más. Defiende a Brandon Stark contra las fuerzas de no-muertos que se aproximan, pero finalmente es asesinado por el Rey Nocturno. Sin embargo, su muerte no es en vano, ya que las fuerzas del Rey Nocturno son derrotadas.

Brandon "Bran" Stark

Isaac Hempstead Wright

Bran Stark (temporadas 1-4, 6-8) interpretado por Isaac Hempstead Wright . Brandon "Bran" de la Casa Stark es el cuarto hijo de Eddard y Catelyn Stark. Fue nombrado en honor a su tío fallecido, Brandon. Su lobo terriblese llama Verano. Durante la visita del rey Robert a Winterfell, accidentalmente se encuentra con Cersei y Jaime Lannister participando en su aventura incestuosa, luego de lo cual Jaime empuja a Bran por la ventana, dejándolo paralizado por debajo de la cintura. Cuando Robb marcha hacia el sur para vengar la muerte de Eddard, Brandon gobierna Invernalia junto al maestre Luwin. Cuando los soldados de Ironborn de Theon Greyjoy se apoderan de Winterfell, fingen haber quemado vivo a Bran, cuando en realidad Bran ha escapado del castillo para encontrar un cuervo de tres ojos que aparece en sus sueños. Viaja más allá del Muro para encontrar al cuervo con su hermano Rickon, el sirviente Hodor, el salvaje Osha, los lobos huargos Summer y Shaggydog, y finalmente Jojen y Meera Reed. Osha, Rickon y Shaggydog se van a Last Hearth. Una vez más allá del Muro, son capturados brevemente por Night 's Observa a los amotinados en la Fortaleza de Craster, pero libérate y finalmente llega a la cueva del cuervo de tres ojos. Jojen es asesinado por espectros no muertos antes de que puedan ponerse a salvo. Una vez allí, Bran se somete a un entrenamiento para convertirse en el próximo Cuervo de tres ojos y experimenta varias visiones del futuro y el pasado. Cuando el Rey de la Noche entra en una de estas visiones y rompe el hechizo que protege la cueva, Bran y Meera se ven obligados a huir, mientras que Hodor y Summer son asesinados por los no muertos. Ahora, el cuervo de tres ojos, Bran experimenta todo el tiempo a la vez y comienza a perder el sentido de sí mismo. Al regresar a Invernalia desde más allá del Muro, se despide con frialdad de Meera y su familia ya no lo reconoce. Se revela que el Rey Nocturno tiene la intención de matar a Bran en un intento de borrar la orden de los Cuervos de Tres Ojos y borrar la memoria del mundo.Bran se usa como cebo para atraer al Rey Nocturno a un lugar donde puede ser asesinado, que la hermana de Bran, Arya Stark, maneja con éxito. Después de que Daenerys Targaryen destruye King's Landing con su dragón y mata a la reina Cersei Lannister, Bran es seleccionado para ser el nuevo gobernante de Westeros.

Joffrey Baratheon

Jack Gleeson

Joffrey Baratheon (temporadas 1-4) interpretado por Jack Gleeson . Joffrey Baratheon de House Baratheon es el Príncipe Herederode los Siete Reinos. Es el mayor de los hijos de Cersei Lannister y heredero del Trono de Hierro. Vicioso y cruel, tiene mal genio y cree que puede hacer lo que quiera. También es un cobarde cuando se enfrenta a quienes no le temen. Joffrey no sabe que el rey Robert no es su verdadero padre, quien, en realidad, es Jaime Lannister. Después de la muerte de Robert, los Lannister hacen de Joffrey el Rey en contra de la voluntad de su padre, y Joffrey se convierte en un gobernante cruel y en un Rey Títere usado por su madre. Después de estar inicialmente comprometido con Sansa Stark, la llegada de los Tyrell a King's Landing hace que Joffrey descarte a Sansa por Margaery Tyrell. Sin embargo, durante el día de su boda, Joffrey es asesinado por veneno frente a una gran multitud.

Sandor Clegane

Rory McCann

Sandor Clegane (temporadas 1-4, 6-8) interpretado por Rory McCann. Sandor Clegane, apodado "el Sabueso", es el hermano menor de Ser Gregor Clegane. También es el guardaespaldas personal de Joffrey Baratheon. El lado derecho de su cara sufrió quemaduras graves cuando era solo un niño después de que su hermano empujó su rostro en un brasero, dejando el lado derecho de su rostro quemado y dándole miedo al fuego. Es taciturno y brutal, pero no sin compasión. Él es protector con Sansa después de que los Lannisters la capturan. Después de que Joffrey se convierte en rey, Sandor se convierte en miembro de la Guardia Real. Aunque es fiel a Joffrey, con frecuencia defiende a Sansa de los intentos de Joffrey de abusar físicamente de ella. Durante la Batalla de Blackwater, el miedo al fuego de Sandor lo abruma. Renuncia a la Guardia Real y abandona Desembarco del Rey. Mientras estaba en el camino,es capturado por Beric Dondarrion y Thoros de Myr, líderes de la Hermandad sin Banderas. Es liberado después de ganar un ensayo por combate. Él secuestra a Arya Stark con la intención de venderla a su madre y su hermano, Catelyn y Robb Stark, solo para verlos masacrados en la Boda Roja. Luego planea llevar a Arya con su tía, Lysa, en el Valle, solo para descubrir que ella también murió recientemente. La pareja se encuentra con Brienne y Podrick en el camino, y Sandor pierde una pelea ante Brienne. Arya lo deja por muerto. Aproximadamente un año después, se revela que Sandor sobrevivió a sus heridas y ha estado viviendo una vida pacífica, construyendo un pequeño sept en Riverlands. Cuando los aldeanos con los que trabaja son masacrados, se reúne con Beric y Thoros en su misión más allá del Muro para reunir pruebas de los Caminantes Blancos, junto con Jon Snow.Ser Jorah Mormont, Tormund Giantsbane y Gendry Baratheon. Thoros muere en la misión. Durante un parlamento con la reina Cersei Lannister, Sandor se encuentra con su hermano y le promete venganza. Se reúne con Arya Stark, sobrevive al ataque a Invernalia del Rey Nocturno y viaja hacia el sur con ella como su compañera. Una vez en la capital, encuentra a su hermano y pelea con él hasta la muerte mientras la pareja muere en las tormentas de fuego causadas por Daenerys Targaryen.encuentra a su hermano y pelea con él hasta la muerte mientras la pareja muere en las tormentas de fuego causadas por Daenerys Targaryen.encuentra a su hermano y pelea con él hasta la muerte mientras la pareja muere en las tormentas de fuego causadas por Daenerys Targaryen.

Tyrion Lannister

Peter Dinklage

Tyrion Lannister interpretado por Peter Dinklage . Apodado "el Diablillo" o "Halfman", Tyrion de la Casa Lannister es el hermano menor de Cersei y Jaime Lannister. Es un enano y su madre murió durante su nacimiento, por lo que su padre, Tywin Lannister, lo culpa. Aunque no es físicamente poderoso, Tyrion tiene una mente astuta. Después de ser acusado falsamente del intento de asesinato de Brandon Stark, sobrevive a una batalla con las fuerzas de Robb Stark y regresa a Desembarco del Rey, donde toma el puesto de Mano del Rey del Rey Joffrey. Después de que Tywin gana la Batalla de Blackwater para los Lannisters, Tyrion es degradado de su puesto y rebautizado como Master of Coin. Él se involucra en una historia de amor secreta con la prostituta Shae, hasta que se casa por la fuerza con Sansa Stark (algo por lo que Shae siente resentimiento por él) y Cersei se entera de la relación de Shae con Tyrion. Después de que el rey Joffrey es envenenado en su boda con Margaery Tyrell, Tyrion es incriminado por el crimen. Shae testifica contra Tyrion y Tywin lo condena a muerte. Tyrion escapa de la capital con la ayuda de su hermano Jaime y Lord Varys,pero no antes de vengarse de Shae y Tywin matándolos a ambos. Viaja a través del Mar Angosto y pronto llega a Meereen, donde se une al equipo asesor de Daenerys Targaryen. Él gobierna la ciudad durante su ausencia después de un ataque de los Hijos de la Arpía y se llama Mano de la Reina a su regreso. Tyrion acompaña a Daenerys de regreso a través del Mar Angosto, apoyando su reclamo contra su hermana Cersei. Sin embargo, sus planes para garantizar que la invasión sea incruenta ven a Daenerys perder valiosos aliados y ella comienza a dudar de su capacidad como estratega. Después de que los Caminantes Blancos son derrotados en Winterfell, Tyrion acompaña a Daenerys durante su misión para finalmente conquistar Desembarco del Rey. Sin embargo, al no querer que su familia muera en la batalla, secretamente organiza que Jaime y Cersei escapen de la ciudad.Después de que Daenerys destruye la ciudad y masacra a la población de la ciudad, incluidos Cersei y Jaime, Tyrion renuncia como Mano de la Reina y es encarcelado. Cuando Daenerys es asesinada por Jon Snow, Tyrion es liberado y nombrado como la Mano del Rey de Bran el Roto.

Petyr "Meñique" Baelish

Aidan Gillen

Petyr Baelish (temporadas 1-7) interpretado por Aidan Gillen . señorPetyr Baelish, apodado "Meñique", es el Maestro de Monedas en el Pequeño Consejo del Rey Robert Baratheon. Petyr es un maestro manipulador que conoce los asuntos en curso dentro de los Siete Reinos, gracias a sus espías. Si bien al principio se supone que Petyr es un aliado de Ned Stark, secretamente lo resiente por haberse casado con Catelyn Tully y lo traiciona, lo que lleva a la ejecución de Ned. Petyr es dueño de un burdel Desembarco del Rey, donde emplea (y maltrata) a varios trabajadores. También tiene una disputa en curso con Lord Varys, otro de los espías de Westeros. Después de la Batalla de Blackwater, Sansa Stark (la hija de Catelyn) es dejada de lado por el Rey Joffrey por Margaery Tyrell. Petyr intenta persuadir a Sansa de que se vaya de la capital con él, pero ella se niega. Cuando Joffrey es envenenado en su propia boda,Sansa es sacada en secreto de la capital por Petyr, quien planeó el asesinato de Joffrey con Lady Olenna Tyrell. Luego la lleva al Nido de Águilas donde se casará con su tía y la hermana de Catelyn, Lysa Arryn. Mientras estaba en el Nido de Águilas, se revela que Petyr se ha enamorado de Sansa debido a su parecido con su madre. Lysa descubre esta información e intenta matar a Sansa, solo para que Petyr la empuje a través de la puerta de la luna del castillo hasta su muerte. Sansa miente por Petyr y dice que Lysa saltó a la muerte por su propia voluntad. Petyr y Sansa luego viajan a Winterfell, donde Petyr organiza que Sansa se case con Ramsay Bolton. Petyr luego viaja a King's Landing y le revela a Cersei que Sansa, un sospechoso del asesinato de Joffrey, ha resurgido en el norte.Petyr regresa al Valle y ordena a los Caballeros del Valle que se unan a su causa para reclamar Invernalia de los Bolton. Los Caballeros del Valle luego ayudan al ejército salvaje de Jon Snow contra los Bolton, e Invernalia regresa a manos de Stark. Con Jon Snow, nuevo rey en el norte, en el sur con Daenerys Targaryen, Petyr intenta dividir a Sansa, Arya y Bran, los hermanos Stark recientemente reunidos. Bran (ahora el cuervo de tres ojos), sin embargo, descubre su traición, revela la letanía de crímenes que cometió contra los Stark y condena a muerte a Petyr.Petyr intenta dividir a Sansa, Arya y Bran, los hermanos Stark recientemente reunidos. Bran (ahora el cuervo de tres ojos), sin embargo, descubre su traición, revela la letanía de crímenes que cometió contra los Stark y condena a muerte a Petyr.Petyr intenta dividir a Sansa, Arya y Bran, los hermanos Stark recientemente reunidos. Bran (ahora el cuervo de tres ojos), sin embargo, descubre su traición, revela la letanía de crímenes que cometió contra los Stark y condena a muerte a Petyr.

Davos Seaworth

Liam Cunningham

Davos Seaworth (temporadas 2-8) interpretado por Liam Cunningham . Ser Davos Seaworth, conocido como "el Caballero de la cebolla", es un ex contrabandista y caballeroal servicio de Stannis Baratheon. Escéptico natural de la religión y la magia, desconfía de otra de las consejeras de Stannis, Lady Melisandre, y de su fe en el Señor de la Luz. Antes de los eventos de la serie, se ganó el título de caballero al pasar de contrabando comida al asediado Stannis Baratheon y su ejército. Sin embargo, antes de convertirlo en caballero, Stannis le quitó las últimas articulaciones de cuatro dedos de su mano derecha como castigo por sus años de contrabando. Davos conduce la flota de Stannis a Desembarco del Rey durante un asedio a la capital, pero naufraga durante la defensa de la ciudad por parte de Tyrion Lannister. Se despierta en una isla y regresa a Dragonstone, el cuartel general de Stannis, donde es encarcelado por intentar asesinar a Lady Melisandre. En las celdas, se hace amigo de Shireen, la hija de Stannis, que lo visita y le enseña a leer.También forma un vínculo con Gendry, el sobrino ilegítimo de Stannis, a quien libera de las mazmorras y regresa a Desembarco del Rey. Davos es bienvenido de nuevo al servicio de Stannis a pesar de liberar a Gendry, y está presente cuando Stannis viaja primero a Braavos y luego a Castle Black. Cuando Stannis marcha hacia el sur desde Castle Black con Melisandre para reclamar Winterfell, se le dice a Davos que regrese al Muro y se haga amigo de Jon Snow. Davos pronto se entera de que Stannis, su familia y todo su ejército murieron durante el intento de tomar Invernalia, pero no sabe que Shireen fue quemada viva como sacrificio por Melisandre, quien regresa al Muro en desgracia, ya que su rey fue derrotado. . Cuando Jon Snow es asesinado en un motín por hacer un pacto con los salvajes, Davos es la primera persona en encontrar su cuerpo.Convence a Melisandre de resucitar a Jon, usando su magia religiosa, y encuentra a Jon vivo a la mañana siguiente. Se une al ejército salvaje de Jon en la Batalla de los Bastardos, ayudando a reclamar el castillo para los Stark. Antes de la batalla, descubre que Shireen había sido quemada viva y se enfrenta a Melisandre cuando la batalla termina, lo que la lleva al destierro del Norte. Davos luego se convierte en un miembro leal del consejo de Jon. Acompaña a Jon a Dragonstone para reunirse con Daenerys Targaryen, luego a Eastwatch en la misión de reunir evidencia de White Walkers, y luego a King's Landing para mostrar la evidencia a la reina Cersei Lannister. También se reúne con Gendry. Cuando el Rey Nocturno atraviesa el Muro y ataca Invernalia, Davos, junto con Melisandre que regresa, forma parte del ejército que lo derrota.Davos está presente cuando Daenerys destruye Desembarco del Rey con su último dragón restante, Drogon, y finalmente se convierte en miembro del pequeño consejo de Bran el Roto.

Samwell Tarly

John Bradley

Samwell Tarly interpretado por John Bradley. Samwell de la Casa Tarly y la Guardia de la Noche es el hijo mayor y ex heredero de Lord Randyll Tarly, es un nuevo recluta de la Guardia de la Noche. Fue enviado al Muro por su padre, quien lo repudió por su cobardía. Se convierte en el mejor amigo de Jon Snow. Aunque no es un guerrero, es muy inteligente y perspicaz. Lo incorporan a los mayordomos y lo asignan al maestre Aemon. Se une al Gran Alcance de la Guardia de la Noche más allá del Muro y sobrevive a esa batalla con los Caminantes Blancos en el Puño de los Primeros Hombres. Viajando de regreso a Castle Black a través de Craster's Keep, Sam escapa del motín con Gilly y su hijo recién nacido, a quien finalmente llama Sam. Cuando el trío es atacado por un Caminante Blanco mientras camina por el desierto, Sam usa dagas de vidrio de dragón (que se encuentran en el Puño) para matarlo. Regresan al Castillo Negro,reunirse con Jon Snow y sobrevivir al ataque del ejército salvaje de Mance Rayder. Temiendo por la seguridad de Gilly en Castle Black debido a su condición de salvaje, Sam deja temporalmente la Guardia de la Noche con el permiso de Jon para convertirse en maestre de la Ciudadela. Inicialmente planeando dejar a Gilly y al pequeño Sam en Horn Hill, la casa de su familia, decide llevarlos a la Ciudadela. Después de curar a Jorah Mormont de la escala de grises, descubren que una cueva de dragonglass se encuentra debajo de Dragonstone, y Sam alerta a Jon sobre esto, lo que finalmente lleva a la reunión y unión de Jon y Daenerys. Más tarde, descubren la verdad de que Rhaegar Targaryen y Lyanna Stark se casaron antes de la rebelión de Robert y el nacimiento de su hijo, Jon Snow. Cuando la orden de los maestres resulta que no cree en la amenaza de los Caminantes Blancos,abandona sus lecciones y regresa al Norte para enfrentarse al Ejército de los Muertos. Conoce a Brandon Stark, ahora el Cuervo de tres ojos, y al corroborar sus historias descubren la verdad de que Jon es en realidad Aegon Targaryen, heredero legítimo del Trono de Hierro. Sam le cuenta a Jon esta verdad cuando este último regresa a Invernalia, después de haber dejado la Guardia de la Noche después de su asesinato y resurrección, y después de aliarse con Daenerys. Sam sobrevive al ataque de White Walkers en Winterfell y se queda en el castillo con una Gilly recién embarazada. Después de que Daenerys Targaryen destruye King's Landing, obligando a Jon a asesinarla, Sam viaja a la capital (presumiblemente con Gilly y el pequeño Sam) y está presente cuando Bran (apodado Bran the Broken) es seleccionado como el nuevo gobernante de Westeros. Se convierte en abuelo en el pequeño consejo de Bran.Conoce a Brandon Stark, ahora el Cuervo de tres ojos, y al corroborar sus historias descubren la verdad de que Jon es en realidad Aegon Targaryen, heredero legítimo del Trono de Hierro. Sam le cuenta a Jon esta verdad cuando este último regresa a Invernalia, después de haber dejado la Guardia de la Noche después de su asesinato y resurrección, y después de aliarse con Daenerys. Sam sobrevive al ataque de White Walkers en Winterfell y se queda en el castillo con una Gilly recién embarazada. Después de que Daenerys Targaryen destruye King's Landing, obligando a Jon a asesinarla, Sam viaja a la capital (presumiblemente con Gilly y el pequeño Sam) y está presente cuando Bran (apodado Bran the Broken) es seleccionado como el nuevo gobernante de Westeros. Se convierte en abuelo en el pequeño consejo de Bran.Conoce a Brandon Stark, ahora el Cuervo de tres ojos, y al corroborar sus historias descubren la verdad de que Jon es en realidad Aegon Targaryen, heredero legítimo del Trono de Hierro. Sam le cuenta a Jon esta verdad cuando este último regresa a Invernalia, después de haber dejado la Guardia de la Noche después de su asesinato y resurrección, y después de aliarse con Daenerys. Sam sobrevive al ataque de White Walkers en Winterfell y se queda en el castillo con una Gilly recién embarazada. Después de que Daenerys Targaryen destruye King's Landing, obligando a Jon a asesinarla, Sam viaja a la capital (presumiblemente con Gilly y el pequeño Sam) y está presente cuando Bran (apodado Bran the Broken) es seleccionado como el nuevo gobernante de Westeros. Se convierte en abuelo en el pequeño consejo de Bran.y al corroborar sus historias, descubren la verdad de que Jon es en realidad Aegon Targaryen, heredero legítimo del Trono de Hierro. Sam le cuenta a Jon esta verdad cuando este último regresa a Invernalia, después de haber dejado la Guardia de la Noche después de su asesinato y resurrección, y después de aliarse con Daenerys. Sam sobrevive al ataque de White Walkers en Winterfell y se queda en el castillo con una Gilly recién embarazada. Después de que Daenerys Targaryen destruye King's Landing, obligando a Jon a asesinarla, Sam viaja a la capital (presumiblemente con Gilly y el pequeño Sam) y está presente cuando Bran (apodado Bran the Broken) es seleccionado como el nuevo gobernante de Westeros. Se convierte en abuelo en el pequeño consejo de Bran.y al corroborar sus historias, descubren la verdad de que Jon es en realidad Aegon Targaryen, heredero legítimo del Trono de Hierro. Sam le cuenta a Jon esta verdad cuando este último regresa a Invernalia, después de haber dejado la Guardia de la Noche después de su asesinato y resurrección, y después de aliarse con Daenerys. Sam sobrevive al ataque de White Walkers en Winterfell y se queda en el castillo con una Gilly recién embarazada. Después de que Daenerys Targaryen destruye King's Landing, obligando a Jon a asesinarla, Sam viaja a la capital (presumiblemente con Gilly y el pequeño Sam) y está presente cuando Bran (apodado Bran the Broken) es seleccionado como el nuevo gobernante de Westeros. Se convierte en abuelo en el pequeño consejo de Bran.habiendo dejado la Guardia de la Noche después de su asesinato y resurrección, y después de aliarse con Daenerys. Sam sobrevive al ataque de White Walkers en Winterfell y se queda en el castillo con una Gilly recién embarazada. Después de que Daenerys Targaryen destruye King's Landing, obligando a Jon a asesinarla, Sam viaja a la capital (presumiblemente con Gilly y el pequeño Sam) y está presente cuando Bran (apodado Bran the Broken) es seleccionado como el nuevo gobernante de Westeros. Se convierte en abuelo en el pequeño consejo de Bran.habiendo dejado la Guardia de la Noche después de su asesinato y resurrección, y después de aliarse con Daenerys. Sam sobrevive al ataque de White Walkers en Winterfell y se queda en el castillo con una Gilly recién embarazada. Después de que Daenerys Targaryen destruye King's Landing, obligando a Jon a asesinarla, Sam viaja a la capital (presumiblemente con Gilly y el pequeño Sam) y está presente cuando Bran (apodado Bran the Broken) es seleccionado como el nuevo gobernante de Westeros. Se convierte en abuelo en el pequeño consejo de Bran.Sam viaja a la capital (presumiblemente con Gilly y el pequeño Sam) y está presente cuando Bran (apodado Bran the Broken) es seleccionado como el nuevo gobernante de Westeros. Se convierte en abuelo en el pequeño consejo de Bran.Sam viaja a la capital (presumiblemente con Gilly y el pequeño Sam) y está presente cuando Bran (apodado Bran the Broken) es seleccionado como el nuevo gobernante de Westeros. Se convierte en abuelo en el pequeño consejo de Bran.

Stannis Baratheon

Stephen Dillane

Stannis Baratheon (temporadas 2-5) interpretado por Stephen Dillane . Stannis de la Casa Baratheon, Lordde Rocadragón, es el mayor de los hermanos menores de Robert Baratheon. Es un hombre melancólico y sin humor conocido por su duro sentido de la justicia. Cuando Robert muere, Ned Stark le envía a Stannis una carta en la que lo nombra heredero legítimo. Stannis se convierte en un aspirante al Trono de Hierro después de que su sobrino Joffrey Baratheon se convierte en rey, convirtiéndose en uno de los cinco en la Guerra de los Cinco Reyes. Asesorado por la Sacerdotisa Roja Lady Melisandre (seguidora del Señor de la Luz) y Davos Seaworth, Stannis tiene su base en Dragonstone, una isla en el Mar Angosto, donde vive con su hija Shireen y su esposa Selyse. Melisandre convence a Stannis de que mate a su hermano Renly Baratheon con un demonio de las sombras y reclame la mitad del ejército de Renly para sí mismo. Después de que Renly es asesinado por un demonio con la cara de Stannis, Lady Brienne, jefa de la guardia real de Renly,promete vengarse de Stannis algún día. El ejército de Stannis ataca Desembarco del Rey en un intento de apoderarse del trono, pero son repelidos en las murallas de la ciudad después de una larga batalla. Después de su derrota, Stannis se queda en Rocadragón mientras Melisandre se dirige al continente de Westeros en busca de Gendry Baratheon, el hijo ilegítimo de Robert. Melisandre regresa a Rocadragón con Gendry y usa magia de sangre para lanzar una maldición fatal sobre el Rey Joffrey, el Rey en el Norte Robb Stark y el Señor de las Islas del Hierro Balon Greyjoy. Robb Stark es asesinado en la Boda Roja poco después, mientras que Joffrey es envenenado en su propia boda con Margaery Tyrell. Con la Guerra de los Cinco Reyes efectivamente concluida con sus muertes, Stannis navega a Braavos en un intento por obtener fondos del Banco de Hierro. Luego viaja más al norte hasta Castle Black,e inadvertidamente termina el conflicto entre el ejército salvaje de Mance Rayder y la Guardia de la Noche. Se instala en la fortaleza y es tutor del joven Lord Comandante Jon Snow, en quien Melisandre tiene un gran interés. Con el invierno acercándose, Stannis marcha apresuradamente hacia el sur en un intento de arrebatar Invernalia a los Bolton. Con el clima acercándose a su alrededor, y con sus suministros disminuyendo, Melisandre sugiere a Stannis que sacrifiquen a su hija Shireen, con la esperanza de que la sangre de su propio rey complazca al Señor de la Luz. Shireen es quemada viva, lo que hace que la mitad del ejército de Stannis abandone su causa. Stannis intenta tomar Winterfell independientemente, pero es rápidamente derrotado en el campo. Después de la batalla, es descubierto en un bosque cercano por Lady Brienne, quien venga a su rey fallecido ejecutando a Stannis.Stannis no vive lo suficiente para enterarse de la muerte de Balon Greyjoy a manos de su hermano menor Euron, completando la lista de aquellos Melisandre maldecidos con magia de sangre.

Melisandre

Carice van Houten

Melisandre (temporadas 2-8) interpretada por Carice van Houten. También conocida como "la Mujer Roja", una sacerdotisa del Señor de la Luz al servicio de Stannis Baratheon. Melisandre tiene poderes proféticos que le dan un conocimiento parcial de eventos futuros. A diferencia de muchas otras personas en Westeros con acceso a la profecía, Melisandre tiene una fe absoluta en su propia interpretación, aunque a veces se equivoca. Melisandre cree que Stannis es el elegido que convertirá a la gente de Westeros en seguidores del Señor de la Luz. Melisandre convence a Stannis de que conciba un demonio de las sombras con ella, que usará para asesinar a Renly Baratheon, el hermano de Stannis y retador al trono. El demonio de las sombras, con la cara de Stannis Baratheon, mata a Renly. Melisandre se queda atrás en Dragonstone cuando Stannis es derrotado en sus intentos de apoderarse de Desembarco del Rey. Después del regreso de Stannis,Melisandre se dirige al continente en Westeros y se reúne con la Hermandad sin Banners y su compañero Sacerdote Rojo, Thoros of Myr. Gendry Baratheon, el hijo bastardo del rey Robert, es vendido a ella y ella lo lleva de regreso a Rocadragón. Ella usa la sangre de su rey para maldecir a los retadores de Stannis al Trono de Hierro. Cuando Stannis navega hacia el Muro y reside en Castle Black, Melisandre lo acompaña, pero se interesa mucho por el joven Lord Comandante, Jon Snow. Viste ropa ligera incluso en temperaturas bajo cero, afirmando que el fuego del Señor de la Luz vive dentro de ella. Luego viaja hacia el sur con Stannis cuando intenta apoderarse de Winterfell de los Bolton. Con el invierno acercándose y las tormentas de nieve deteniendo su progreso, Melisandre sacrifica a la hija de Stannis, Shireen, al Señor de la Luz.en un intento por aliviar el clima y garantizarles un paso seguro. En cambio, los soldados de Stannis pierden la fe en su causa y su rey muere después de una batalla. Melisandre regresa a Castle Black en desgracia y descubre que Jon Snow ha sido asesinado en un motín. Dudando de su fe, se esconde de Davos y comienza a usar ropa de invierno. Sin embargo, su fe se restaura cuando logra resucitar a Jon de entre los muertos. Jon marcha hacia el sur para tomar Winterfell de los Boltons con un ejército salvaje y recupera con éxito el castillo. Davos, quien se había convertido en guardián de Shireen, descubre que su difunto amigo fue quemado vivo por Melisandre, lo que llevó a Jon Snow a desterrar a la Mujer Roja del Norte. Llega a Rocadragón poco después de Daenerys Targaryen y le indica que convoque a Jon Snow. Luego viaja a Volantis,afirmando que algún día regresará a Westeros para morir. Meses después, Melisandre regresa a Winterfell por última vez y usa su magia en la lucha contra los Caminantes Blancos. Durante la batalla, muestra una magia poderosa, como nunca antes habían visto muchos de los combatientes humanos. Físicamente agotada después de usar lo último de su fuerza para derrotar al Ejército de los Muertos, se quita su collar encantado, revela su verdadera forma marchita a Davos Seaworth y desaparece en el viento.se quita el collar encantado, revela su verdadera forma marchita a Davos Seaworth y desaparece en el viento.se quita el collar encantado, revela su verdadera forma marchita a Davos Seaworth y desaparece en el viento.

Jeor Mormont

James Cosmo

Jeor Mormont (temporadas 1-3) interpretado por James Cosmo . Jeor Mormont, el 997o SeñorComandante de la Guardia de la Noche, es el padre separado de Ser Jorah. Renunció a sus tierras para servir a la Guardia de la Noche. El hecho de que su hijo se avergüence de su casa pesa mucho sobre él. Él personalmente solicita que Jon Snow se convierta en su mayordomo personal y le entrega la espada Mano y Media (también conocida como espada bastarda) de su casa, Longclaw. Tiene el pomo remodelado en la cabeza de un lobo. Para investigar el regreso de los wights, la desaparición de varios Rangers y los rumores de un ejército salvaje, Jeor lidera una fuerza expedicionaria más allá del Muro en la Temporada 2. En la Temporada 3, después de regresar a la Fortaleza de Craster, es asesinado por Rast en la siguiente motín, pero logra estrangularlo antes de sucumbir a sus heridas. Su muerte enciende el llamado del maestre Aemon a los señores de Westeros para ayudar a la Guardia de la Noche.lo que convence a Stannis Baratheon de que ha llegado el momento de luchar contra el ataque de los Caminantes Blancos. Su cadáver aparentemente es profanado después, ya que en la temporada 4, se muestra a Karl Tanner bebiendo vino de una calavera que, según él, es de Jeor.

Bronn

Jerome Flynn

Bronn interpretado por Jerome Flynn. Bronn es un mercenario con un sardónico sentido del humor. Se lo ve por primera vez ayudando a Catelyn Stark cuando arresta por error a Tyrion Lannister por un atentado contra la vida de su hijo Brandon. Durante el juicio de Tyrion en Eyrie, Bronn se ofrece como voluntario para luchar cuando Tyrion exige un juicio por combate. Bronn gana la pelea y se convierte en el compañero y protector de Tyrion, acompañándolo de regreso a Desembarco del Rey. Cuando Tyrion es nombrado Mano del Rey, Bronn se convierte en el jefe de la Guardia de la Ciudad en la capital. Bronn también se convierte en asesor de Tyrion y es nombrado Ser Bronn de Blackwater después de sus actos heroicos durante la defensa de la ciudad del ejército de Stannis Baratheon. Después de la batalla, Bronn permanece al servicio de Tyrion como colega y amigo. Más tarde, Bronn tiene la tarea de entrenar a Jaime Lannister 's mano más débil con una espada - Jaime había perdido su espada más fuerte mientras era prisionero de los Bolton. Cuando el rey Joffrey es envenenado y Tyrion es nuevamente acusado falsamente de un crimen, Cersei soborna a Bronn para que se case con Lollys Stokeworth y abandone la capital en lugar de luchar por Tyrion en otro juicio por combate. Tyrion huye de la capital después de que el príncipe Oberyn Martell pelea por él y es asesinado por The Mountain. Sin embargo, antes de que Bronn pueda casarse con Lollys, se reúne con Jaime, a quien se le ha encomendado viajar a Dorne para recuperar a Myrcella Baratheon de manos de los Martell, quienes amenazan con vengarse por la muerte de su príncipe. En sus intentos por rescatar a Myrcella, Bronn y Jaime provocan a las Serpientes de Arena (hijas del fallecido Oberyn Martell) y Bronn es encarcelado. Lo liberan cuando Jaime negocia por su libertad.Myrcella es envenenada por Ellaria Sand, a pesar de sus esfuerzos por llevarla a casa en Desembarco del Rey. Bronn más tarde acompaña a Jaime a Riverrun, donde el ejército de Lannister retoma el castillo de los Tullys, y también forma parte de la fuerza que se apodera de Highgarden de los Tyrell. Bronn, Jaime y el resto de las fuerzas de Lannister son emboscados por Daenerys Targaryen en la espalda de su dragón, Drogon. Bronn hiere a Drogon durante la masacre, pero se ve obligado a rescatar a Jaime de un ataque de Daenerys. La pareja escapa flotando río abajo en Blackwater Rush. Después de que Jaime deja a Cersei Lannister y viaja hacia el norte para enfrentarse a los Caminantes Blancos, Bronn se queda en Desembarco del Rey, pero Cersei le encarga matar a Jaime por su aparente traición. En lugar de cumplir las órdenes de Cersei, sin embargo,Bronn usa la amenaza de muerte como palanca sobre Jaime y Tyrion, asegurándose un asiento en el pequeño consejo de Bran the Broken como Lord of the Reach.

Varys

Conleth Hill

Varys interpretado por Conleth Hill. A veces llamado La Araña, Varys sirve bajo el rey Robert Baratheon, el rey Joffrey Baratheon y el rey Tommen Baratheon como miembro del Pequeño Consejo. También es un maestro de los susurradores, con muchos espías a su servicio en dos continentes, y se enfrenta frecuentemente con Petyr "Littlefinger" Baelish. Después de servir bajo tres reyes, Varys huye a Essos con Tyrion Lannister tras el asesinato de su padre Tywin por parte de este último. Una vez allí, Varys se encarga de que Tyrion se convierta en uno de los asesores de Daenerys Targaryen. La pareja luego gobierna Meereen en su ausencia luego de un ataque del grupo rebelde los Hijos de la Arpía. Cuando Daenerys regresa para derrotar a los amos de esclavos y a los Hijos de la Arpía, Varys y Tyrion la acompañan a Westeros y apoyan su reclamo del Trono de Hierro. Varys sobrevive a la Gran Guerra entre vivos y muertos,y descubre que Jon Snow es en realidad el sobrino de Daenerys, Aegon Targaryen, legítimo heredero del Trono de Hierro, pero es ejecutado cuando se expone su plan para coronar al rey Jon.

Shae

Sibel Kekilli

Shae (temporadas 1-4) interpretado por Sibel Kekilli . Shae es una joven seguidora de campamentosen quien Tyrion Lannister tiene especial interés. Ella es de Lorath, una de las Ciudades Libres al otro lado del Mar Angosto. Tyrion se enamora de ella y para esconderla de su padre, Tyrion nombra a Shae como la doncella de Sansa. Como su doncella, Shae es la única persona en la que Sansa confía y le confía sus problemas y lo que realmente piensa sobre los Lannister. A su vez, Shae se vuelve protectora de Sansa e intenta ayudarla de cualquier forma que pueda. En la temporada 3, ella se pone celosa de Tyrion después de su matrimonio con Sansa y se enfrenta a Varys, quien la insta a dejar los Siete Reinos, lo que ella se niega a hacer, pensando que Tyrion tiene algo que ver con Varys hablando con ella. En la temporada 4, Tyrion se ve obligado a enviar a Shae lejos de King's Landing en un barco después de que Cersei descubre su presencia y le dicen a su padre:insultarla en el proceso. Sin embargo, Shae no abandona King's Landing y reaparece en el juicio de Tyrion por asesinar a Joffrey, donde afirma falsamente que tanto Tyrion como Sansa fueron responsables de la muerte de Joffrey. Sin embargo, se revela que Shae estaba teniendo una aventura con Tywin. Después de que Tyrion es liberado por Jaime, encuentra a Shae durmiendo en la cama de Tywin, haciéndole darse cuenta de la horrible verdad. Shae intenta matar a Tyrion con un cuchillo, pero él la estrangula hasta la muerte tanto en defensa propia como por enojo por su traición.Después de que Tyrion es liberado por Jaime, encuentra a Shae durmiendo en la cama de Tywin, haciéndole darse cuenta de la horrible verdad. Shae intenta matar a Tyrion con un cuchillo, pero él la estrangula hasta la muerte tanto en defensa propia como por enojo por su traición.Después de que Tyrion es liberado por Jaime, encuentra a Shae durmiendo en la cama de Tywin, haciéndole darse cuenta de la horrible verdad. Shae intenta matar a Tyrion con un cuchillo, pero él la estrangula hasta la muerte tanto en defensa propia como por enojo por su traición.

Margaery Tyrell

Natalie Dormer

Margaery Tyrell (temporadas 2-6) interpretada por Natalie Dormer. Margaery of House Tyrell es la única hija de Lord Mace Tyrell y nieta de Lady Olenna Tyrell, así como esposa de Renly Baratheon cuando se le presentó la serie. Es astuta pero de buen corazón y sueña con ser la reina. Cuando Renly Baratheon es asesinado por un demonio de las sombras, Petyr Baelish hace arreglos para que los Tyrell se alíen con los Lannisters. Los Tyrell se mudan a Desembarco del Rey y Margaery se casa inmediatamente con el sádico rey Joffrey Baratheon. Margaery y Olenna pasan tiempo en los jardines de la ciudad, tramando juntas y organizando sus tácticas políticas. Cuando Lady Olenna envenena a Joffrey en su boda con Margaery, el tímido e inocente rey Tommen Baratheon es coronado como su sucesor. Margaery se casa con Tommen y los dos se vuelven felices juntos, y Tommen se enamora profundamente de Margaery. Su relación es breve,sin embargo. Cersei Lannister da poder al grupo militante de la fe Desembarco del Rey, los Gorriones, para desafiar la influencia de los Tyrell en la capital tras la muerte de Tywin Lannister. Margaery y su hermano Loras Tyrell son encarcelados por los Gorriones: Loras por su supuesta homosexualidad y Margaery por ocultar los secretos de Loras. La propia Cersei es arrestada por los Gorriones por sus aventuras incestuosas con Lancel Lannister y Jaime Lannister. Mientras es prisionera de los Gorriones, Margaery manipula a su líder, el Gorrión Supremo, haciéndole creer que se ha convertido a la Fe de los Siete. A pesar de un intento fallido de su familia de sacarla a la fuerza del cautiverio del Gorrión Supremo, él llega a disfrutar de la compañía de Margaery y cree que sus mentiras sobre su fidelidad. En un intento por liberarse pronto,Margaery convence a Tommen de unirse a la Corona y la Fe. Sin embargo, sus planes se frustran el día del juicio de Cersei Lannister en el Sept de Baelor. En lugar de comparecer para su juicio, Cersei amamanta el Sept con un incendio forestal y lo destruye, masacrando a los cientos de asistentes en el interior, incluidos Margaery, Loras, Mace, Lancel Lannister, High Sparrow y varios de la población de Desembarco del Rey. Al presenciar el evento desde sus habitaciones en la Fortaleza Roja, Tommen, después de ver morir a su esposa a manos de su madre, se suicida arrojándose desde una ventana alta.masacrando a los cientos de asistentes en el interior, incluidos Margaery, Loras, Mace, Lancel Lannister, High Sparrow y varios miembros de la población de Desembarco del Rey. Al presenciar el evento desde sus habitaciones en la Fortaleza Roja, Tommen, después de ver morir a su esposa a manos de su madre, se suicida arrojándose desde una ventana alta.masacrando a los cientos de asistentes en el interior, incluidos Margaery, Loras, Mace, Lancel Lannister, High Sparrow y varios miembros de la población de Desembarco del Rey. Al presenciar el evento desde sus habitaciones en la Fortaleza Roja, Tommen, después de ver morir a su esposa a manos de su madre, se suicida arrojándose desde una ventana alta.

Tywin Lannister

Charles Dance

Tywin Lannister (temporadas 1-5) interpretado por Charles Dance. Tywin de House Lannister es un hombre calculador, despiadado y controlador. También es el ex Mano del Rey Aerys II. Es el padre de Cersei, Jaime y Tyrion Lannister. Después del arresto de Eddard Stark, Joffrey lo nombra Mano del Rey una vez más, pero después de que Jaime es tomado cautivo por los Stark, Eddard es ejecutado inesperadamente por Joffrey, y Renly y Stannis Baratheon desafían el reclamo de Joffrey al trono. Tywin elige permanecer en el campo, al mando de sus fuerzas hasta que gane la guerra, y mientras tanto cede el puesto de Mano del Rey a Tyrion. Durante la Guerra de los Cinco Reyes, Tywin permanece brevemente en Harrenhal, un castillo y una prisión controlados por los Lannister. Allí, nombra a una cautiva Arya Stark como su copero, aunque no se sabe si conoce su verdadera identidad.Se alía con los Tyrell y llega a Desembarco del Rey para aniquilar al ejército de Stannis Baratheon, que intenta tomar la ciudad. A raíz de la batalla, es nombrado Mano del Rey una vez más, mientras que Tyrion es degradado a Maestro de Coin. Como Mano del Rey, organiza varios matrimonios, se ocupa de los asuntos de su familia y del reino, y con frecuencia se pelea con Tyrion. Cuando Tyrion es acusado falsamente de envenenar al rey Joffrey, Tywin sentencia a muerte a su hijo. Sin embargo, Tyrion escapa de la ciudad con la ayuda de Lord Varys y su hermano Jaime, asesinando a su padre con una ballesta antes de irse.organiza varios matrimonios, se ocupa de los asuntos de su familia y del reino, y con frecuencia se pelea con Tyrion. Cuando Tyrion es acusado falsamente de envenenar al rey Joffrey, Tywin sentencia a muerte a su hijo. Sin embargo, Tyrion escapa de la ciudad con la ayuda de Lord Varys y su hermano Jaime, asesinando a su padre con una ballesta antes de irse.organiza varios matrimonios, se ocupa de los asuntos de su familia y del reino, y con frecuencia se pelea con Tyrion. Cuando Tyrion es acusado falsamente de envenenar al rey Joffrey, Tywin sentencia a muerte a su hijo. Sin embargo, Tyrion escapa de la ciudad con la ayuda de Lord Varys y su hermano Jaime, asesinando a su padre con una ballesta antes de irse.

Talisa Maegyr

Oona Chaplin

Talisa Stark (temporadas 2-3) interpretada por Oona Chaplin . Talisa Maegyr es una sanadora que trabaja en los campos de batalla de la Guerra de los Cinco Reyes. Ella dice ser de la Ciudad Libre de Volantis. Ningún personaje llamado Talisa aparece en los libros. Se anunció originalmente que Oona Chaplin interpretaría a un personaje llamado Jeyne, que muchos pensaron que significaba que interpretaría a Jeyne Westerling., un personaje de los libros. Talisa sigue el campamento del ejército de Robb Stark mientras se mueve. Un día, mientras hablan, son interrumpidos por la noticia de que Catelyn ha liberado al prisionero clave de Robb, Jaime Lannister. Talisa luego va a consolar a Robb. Después de que ella le revela más de su pasado, admiten sus sentimientos compartidos el uno por el otro y duermen juntos. Talisa y Robb se casan en secreto antes de un septon y ella se convierte en Stark. En la temporada 3, Talisa revela que está embarazada, aunque ella y su hijo por nacer son apuñalados hasta la muerte por Lothar Frey en la Masacre de la Boda Roja , la primera en el salón en ser atacada.

Ygritte

Rose Leslie

Ygritte (temporadas 2-4) interpretada por Rose Leslie. Una chica Wildling con cabello rojo ("besada por el fuego", un signo de suerte entre los Wildlings) y seguidora de Mance Rayder. En la temporada 2, Jon Snow y Qhorin Halfhand la capturan en el Skirling Pass. Ella logra escapar, pero es recapturada por Jon, separándolo de sus hermanos en el proceso. Más tarde, ella lo lleva a la emboscada de Rattleshirt. Después de esto, llevan a Jon al campamento de salvajes de Mance Rayder, donde pretende desertar con los Wildlings para descubrir sus planes. Luego viaja con él a la pared, y durante este viaje lo seduce. Sin embargo, cuando se enfrenta a matar a un criador de caballos inocente para el reloj que escaló la pared, Jon escapa de las garras del salvaje a caballo. Pero mientras descansa, Ygritte logra alcanzar a Jon, momento en el que confiesa su amor por él y luego, cegada por las lágrimas,le dispara varias veces mientras escapa hacia la pared. En la temporada 4, Ygritte comienza a asaltar pueblos al sur del muro con su grupo, claramente sedienta de venganza contra Jon, aunque Tormund sospecha que lo dejó ir. Cuando los salvajes atacan Mole's Town, Ygritte mata a todas las mujeres presentes, pero nota que Gilly se esconde con su hijo y le perdona la vida. Cuando los salvajes finalmente llegan al Castillo Negro y atacan, Ygritte mata a muchos hermanos de la Guardia de la Noche con sus habilidades de tiro con arco, entre ellos Pyp. Sin embargo, cuando se enfrenta a Jon, ella no se atreve a dispararle, y Olly, un niño cuyo padre Ygritte mató anteriormente, le dispara en la espalda. Ygritte posteriormente muere en los brazos de Jon, y su cuerpo es quemado más tarde por el propio Jon, por separado de los otros soldados, en su tierra natal, al norte del Muro.Ygritte comienza a asaltar pueblos al sur del muro con su grupo, claramente sedienta de venganza contra Jon, aunque Tormund sospecha que lo dejó ir. Cuando los salvajes atacan Mole's Town, Ygritte mata a todas las mujeres presentes, pero nota que Gilly se esconde con su hijo y le perdona la vida. Cuando los salvajes finalmente llegan al Castillo Negro y atacan, Ygritte mata a muchos hermanos de la Guardia de la Noche con sus habilidades de tiro con arco, entre ellos Pyp. Sin embargo, cuando se enfrenta a Jon, ella no se atreve a dispararle, y Olly, un niño cuyo padre Ygritte mató anteriormente, le dispara en la espalda. Ygritte posteriormente muere en los brazos de Jon, y su cuerpo es quemado más tarde por el propio Jon, por separado de los otros soldados, en su tierra natal, al norte del Muro.Ygritte comienza a asaltar pueblos al sur del muro con su grupo, claramente sedienta de venganza contra Jon, aunque Tormund sospecha que lo dejó ir. Cuando los salvajes atacan Mole's Town, Ygritte mata a todas las mujeres presentes, pero nota que Gilly se esconde con su hijo y le perdona la vida. Cuando los salvajes finalmente llegan al Castillo Negro y atacan, Ygritte mata a muchos hermanos de la Guardia de la Noche con sus habilidades de tiro con arco, entre ellos Pyp. Sin embargo, cuando se enfrenta a Jon, ella no se atreve a dispararle, y Olly, un niño cuyo padre Ygritte mató anteriormente, le dispara en la espalda. Ygritte posteriormente muere en los brazos de Jon, y su cuerpo es quemado más tarde por el propio Jon, por separado de los otros soldados, en su tierra natal, al norte del Muro.aunque Tormund sospecha que ella lo dejó ir. Cuando los salvajes atacan Mole's Town, Ygritte mata a todas las mujeres presentes, pero nota que Gilly se esconde con su hijo y le perdona la vida. Cuando los salvajes finalmente llegan al Castillo Negro y atacan, Ygritte mata a muchos hermanos de la Guardia de la Noche con sus habilidades de tiro con arco, entre ellos Pyp. Sin embargo, cuando se enfrenta a Jon, ella no se atreve a dispararle, y Olly, un niño cuyo padre Ygritte mató anteriormente, le dispara en la espalda. Ygritte posteriormente muere en los brazos de Jon, y su cuerpo es quemado más tarde por el propio Jon, por separado de los otros soldados, en su tierra natal, al norte del Muro.aunque Tormund sospecha que ella lo dejó ir. Cuando los salvajes atacan Mole's Town, Ygritte mata a todas las mujeres presentes, pero nota que Gilly se esconde con su hijo y le perdona la vida. Cuando los salvajes finalmente llegan al Castillo Negro y atacan, Ygritte mata a muchos hermanos de la Guardia de la Noche con sus habilidades de tiro con arco, entre ellos Pyp. Sin embargo, cuando se enfrenta a Jon, ella no se atreve a dispararle, y Olly, un niño cuyo padre Ygritte mató anteriormente, le dispara en la espalda. 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Gendry

Joe Dempsie

Gendry (temporadas 1-3, 7-8) interpretado por Joe Dempsie . Gendry es aprendiz de herreroen Desembarco del Rey y el hijo bastardo del rey Robert Baratheon. Después de la muerte del Rey Robert y la ejecución de Eddard Stark, se hacen arreglos para que Gendry viaje al Castillo Negro con Arya (disfrazada de "Arry") y otros reclutas de la Guardia Nocturna. Durante su viaje, Gendry descubre la verdadera identidad de Arya y los dos forman una estrecha amistad. Después de que los soldados de Lannister los emboscan y los mantienen cautivos en Harrenhal, Gendry y Arya escapan con la ayuda de Jaqen H'ghar. Pronto se encuentran con la Hermandad sin Banners, que luego venden a Gendry a Lady Melisandre, separándolo de Arya. Melisandre lleva a Gendry a Rocadragón y usa la sangre de su rey para convertir la Guerra de los Cinco Reyes a favor del tío de Gendry, Stannis Baratheon. Luego, Gendry es liberado por Ser Davos Seaworth, Mano de Stannis,y regresa a King's Landing en bote de remos. Años más tarde, Davos, ahora al servicio de Jon Snow, regresa a la capital y encuentra a Gendry trabajando como herrero una vez más. Davos recluta a Gendry para ir más allá del Muro con Jon y los miembros restantes de la Hermandad para capturar un espectro y demostrar la existencia de los Caminantes Blancos. Gendry sobrevive a la misión y regresa a Winterfell, donde se reúne con Arya y ayuda a derrotar al Ejército de los Muertos. Después de la batalla, Gendry es legitimado por Daenerys Targaryen y nombrado Lord of Storm's End. Está presente en la coronación del Rey Bran el Roto.Davos recluta a Gendry para ir más allá del Muro con Jon y los miembros restantes de la Hermandad para capturar un espectro y demostrar la existencia de los Caminantes Blancos. Gendry sobrevive a la misión y regresa a Winterfell, donde se reúne con Arya y ayuda a derrotar al Ejército de los Muertos. Después de la batalla, Gendry es legitimado por Daenerys Targaryen y nombrado Lord of Storm's End. Está presente en la coronación del Rey Bran el Roto.Davos recluta a Gendry para ir más allá del Muro con Jon y los miembros restantes de la Hermandad para capturar un espectro y demostrar la existencia de los Caminantes Blancos. Gendry sobrevive a la misión y regresa a Winterfell, donde se reúne con Arya y ayuda a derrotar al Ejército de los Muertos. Después de la batalla, Gendry es legitimado por Daenerys Targaryen y nombrado Lord of Storm's End. Está presente en la coronación del Rey Bran el Roto.

Tormund Matagigantes

Kristofer Hivju

Tormund Giantsbane (temporadas 3-8) interpretado por Kristofer Hivju. Un asaltante salvaje conocido por sus muchos títulos, siendo "Giantsbane" el más importante. Ruidoso y sociable, es uno de los principales generales de Mance, feroz y terrible en combate. Tormund toma simpatía por Jon Snow después de que se une a ellos e incluso le da consejos sobre su relación con Ygritte. Después de que el ejército de Mance Rayder ataca Castle Black, Tormund es tomado como prisionero, donde forma un vínculo más fuerte con Jon y acepta ayudar al Lord Comandante a formar una tregua entre los salvajes y la Guardia de la Noche. La pareja viaja a Hardhome y sobrevive a un ataque de los White Walkers mientras rescatan a los salvajes. Después de que Jon es asesinado en un motín, Tormund está presente cuando Lady Melisandre lo resucita y forma parte del ejército que Jon usa para recuperar Invernalia. Tormund está entonces estacionado en Eastwatch-by-the-Sea,y va más allá del Muro con Jon para capturar un espectro y demostrar la existencia de los Caminantes Blancos a la Reina Cersei Lannister. Tormund sobrevive a un ataque en Eastwatch por el Rey Nocturno y llega a Invernalia a tiempo para unirse al esfuerzo por derrotar al Ejército de los Muertos. Después de la batalla, Tormund regresa al Castillo Negro donde se reúne con Jon Snow, luego de la extradición de Jon después de asesinar a Daenerys Targaryen.

Brienne de Tarth

Gwendoline Christie

Brienne of Tarth (temporadas 2-8) interpretada por Gwendoline Christie. Un ex miembro de la Guardia Real de Renly Baratheon. Es una guerrera altamente entrenada y hábil que se vuelve aún más peligrosa por el hecho de que los hombres la subestiman. Se la considera pasada de moda por su físico. Ella está presente cuando Renly Baratheon es asesinada por un demonio de las sombras y es falsamente acusada de llevar a cabo el hecho. Ella huye con Catelyn Stark, quien también estaba presente cuando Renly fue asesinado, y está juramentado a su servicio. Brienne jura vengarse de Stannis Baratheon, quien creó el demonio de las sombras que mató a su rey. Brienne tiene la tarea de Catelyn escoltar a Jaime Lannister de regreso a Desembarco del Rey a cambio de la liberación de las hijas de Catelyn, Sansa y Arya. En el camino, sin embargo, Brienne y Jaime son capturados por soldados que trabajan para la Casa Bolton, y la espada de Jaime es cortada.Brienne se mantiene en Harrenhal para entretener a los soldados de Bolton luchando contra un oso: Jaime la rescata en un foso de osos y la pareja regresa a Desembarco del Rey. Después del asesinato del rey Joffrey con veneno, Brienne es enviada lejos de Desembarco del Rey para encontrar a Sansa y Arya, quienes escaparon de la capital sin su conocimiento. Viajando al Nido de Águilas para encontrar a las chicas Stark, Brienne se encuentra con Sandor Clegane y su compañera de viaje, Arya Stark. Incapaz de persuadir a Arya para que se una a ella, y después de derrotar a Sandor en un combate singular, Brienne viaja con Podrick a Winterfell, donde Sansa Stark ha aparecido después de escapar de Desembarco del Rey. Brienne abandona brevemente su misión de localizar a Sansa para ejecutar a Stannis Baratheon, quien no logra capturar Winterfell, pero se une a la chica Stark poco después. Sansa, Brienne y Podrick viajan a Castle Black,donde Sansa se reúne con su hermano, Jon Snow. Brienne es enviada a Riverrun para solicitar que el ejército de Brynden Tully ayude a Sansa y Jon a recuperar Winterfell. A su llegada, se reúne brevemente con Jaime, pero no puede convencer a Brynden de que viaje hacia el norte y ayude a Sansa. Ella regresa a Winterfell después de que Sansa y Jon reclaman el castillo de todos modos, y está presente cuando Sansa y Arya se reúnen en la fortaleza, cumpliendo técnicamente su juramento a Catelyn Stark. Viaja a Desembarco del Rey para representar a Sansa en la cumbre Dragonpit, y luego regresa a Invernalia para enfrentarse al Ejército de los Muertos, reuniéndose con Jaime Lannister. Después de que Jaime muere cuando Daenerys Targaryen destruye Desembarco del Rey, Brienne viaja hacia el sur y es nombrada jefa de la guardia real de Bran el Roto.Brienne es enviada a Riverrun para solicitar que el ejército de Brynden Tully ayude a Sansa y Jon a recuperar Winterfell. A su llegada, se reúne brevemente con Jaime, pero no puede convencer a Brynden de que viaje hacia el norte y ayude a Sansa. Ella regresa a Winterfell después de que Sansa y Jon reclaman el castillo de todos modos, y está presente cuando Sansa y Arya se reúnen en la fortaleza, cumpliendo técnicamente su juramento a Catelyn Stark. Viaja a Desembarco del Rey para representar a Sansa en la cumbre Dragonpit, y luego regresa a Invernalia para enfrentarse al Ejército de los Muertos, reuniéndose con Jaime Lannister. Después de que Jaime muere cuando Daenerys Targaryen destruye Desembarco del Rey, Brienne viaja hacia el sur y es nombrada jefa de la guardia real de Bran el Roto.Brienne es enviada a Riverrun para solicitar que el ejército de Brynden Tully ayude a Sansa y Jon a recuperar Winterfell. A su llegada, se reúne brevemente con Jaime, pero no puede convencer a Brynden de que viaje hacia el norte y ayude a Sansa. Ella regresa a Winterfell después de que Sansa y Jon reclaman el castillo de todos modos, y está presente cuando Sansa y Arya se reúnen en la fortaleza, cumpliendo técnicamente su juramento a Catelyn Stark. Viaja a Desembarco del Rey para representar a Sansa en la cumbre Dragonpit, y luego regresa a Invernalia para enfrentarse al Ejército de los Muertos, reuniéndose con Jaime Lannister. Después de que Jaime muere cuando Daenerys Targaryen destruye Desembarco del Rey, Brienne viaja hacia el sur y es nombrada jefa de la guardia real de Bran el Roto.se reúne brevemente con Jaime, pero no puede convencer a Brynden de que viaje hacia el norte y ayude a Sansa. Ella regresa a Winterfell después de que Sansa y Jon reclaman el castillo de todos modos, y está presente cuando Sansa y Arya se reúnen en la fortaleza, cumpliendo técnicamente su juramento a Catelyn Stark. Viaja a Desembarco del Rey para representar a Sansa en la cumbre Dragonpit, y luego regresa a Invernalia para enfrentarse al Ejército de los Muertos, reuniéndose con Jaime Lannister. Después de que Jaime muere cuando Daenerys Targaryen destruye Desembarco del Rey, Brienne viaja hacia el sur y es nombrada jefa de la guardia real de Bran el Roto.se reúne brevemente con Jaime, pero no puede convencer a Brynden de que viaje hacia el norte y ayude a Sansa. Ella regresa a Winterfell después de que Sansa y Jon reclaman el castillo de todos modos, y está presente cuando Sansa y Arya se reúnen en la fortaleza, cumpliendo técnicamente su juramento a Catelyn Stark. Viaja a Desembarco del Rey para representar a Sansa en la cumbre Dragonpit, y luego regresa a Invernalia para enfrentarse al Ejército de los Muertos, reuniéndose con Jaime Lannister. Después de que Jaime muere cuando Daenerys Targaryen destruye Desembarco del Rey, Brienne viaja hacia el sur y es nombrada jefa de la guardia real de Bran el Roto.técnicamente cumpliendo su juramento a Catelyn Stark. Viaja a Desembarco del Rey para representar a Sansa en la cumbre Dragonpit, y luego regresa a Invernalia para enfrentarse al Ejército de los Muertos, reuniéndose con Jaime Lannister. Después de que Jaime muere cuando Daenerys Targaryen destruye Desembarco del Rey, Brienne viaja hacia el sur y es nombrada jefa de la guardia real de Bran el Roto.técnicamente cumpliendo su juramento a Catelyn Stark. Viaja a Desembarco del Rey para representar a Sansa en la cumbre Dragonpit, y luego regresa a Invernalia para enfrentarse al Ejército de los Muertos, reuniéndose con Jaime Lannister. Después de que Jaime muere cuando Daenerys Targaryen destruye Desembarco del Rey, Brienne viaja hacia el sur y es nombrada jefa de la guardia real de Bran el Roto.

Ramsay Bolton

Iwan Rheon

Ramsay Bolton (temporadas 3-6) interpretado por Iwan Rheon . El hijo ilegítimo de Roose Bolton , Ramsay Snow de House Bolton es cruel, sádico y astuto. Se le presenta la serie por primera vez cuando Theon Greyjoy captura Winterfell, y Roose Bolton le ordena que vuelva a tomar la fortaleza, aparentemente para devolvérsela a los Starks. Sin embargo, el ejército de Ramsay saquea el castillo y lo deja en ruinas. Ramsay captura a Theon, lo encarcela en Dreadfort y lo tortura tan severamente que Theon olvida su propio nombre, creyendo finalmente que se llama "Reek". Ramsay incluso llega a castrarHedor. Después de capturar Moat Cailin, los Bolton se trasladan de Dreadfort a Winterfell. Roose es nombrado Guardián del Norte y legitima a Ramsay, convirtiéndolo en Ramsay Bolton. Sansa Stark luego se casa con Ramsay, gracias a un arreglo hecho por Petyr Baelish en su propio intento de controlar el Norte. Ramsay abusa y viola a Sansa, violándola en su noche de bodas. Después de que Sansa y Theon escapan de la captura de Ramsay durante el fallido ataque de Stannis Baratheon en Winterfell, Roose reprende a Ramsay por su complacencia e insinúa que legitimarlo fue un error. Después de que la esposa de Roose, Walda, da a luz a un heredero legítimo, Ramsay organiza rápidamente el asesinato de su padre.. Con los Karstarks dispuestos a ocultar la información, Ramsay apuñala a Roose en el corazón, alimenta a la esposa y al hijo de Roose con sus perros y asume el título de Lord Bolton. Poco después, la Casa Umber llega a Winterfell con dos prisioneros: Rickon Stark y Osha. Osha muere cuando intenta asesinar a la propia Ramsay. Cuando el ejército salvaje de Jon Snow desciende a Winterfell para tomar el castillo, Rickon muere después de ser utilizado como cebo para interrumpir las tácticas de Jon. Después de una batalla, Ramsay es derrotado en el campo por una combinación del ejército salvaje y los Caballeros del Valle, quienes llegan bajo las órdenes de Petyr Baelish y Sansa Stark. Es arrestado y encadenado en las perreras de Winterfell, donde Sansa ve cómo sus propios perros se lo comen vivo.

Gilly

Hannah Murray

Gilly (temporadas 2-8) interpretada por Hannah Murray. Gilly, una joven salvaje que vive al norte del Muro, es una de las muchas hijas de Craster, un salvaje que toma a todas sus hijas como esposas una vez que se convierten en mujeres. Durante el Gran Alcance de la Guardia de la Noche más allá del Muro, Gilly se encuentra con Samwell Tarly, un hermano de la Guardia de la Noche. Está embarazada y pronto da a luz al hijo de Craster. Temiendo por la vida de su hijo, sabiendo que los hijos de Craster son entregados a los Caminantes Blancos, huye con Samwell durante un violento motín en la Fortaleza de Craster, durante el cual Craster y el Lord Comandante de la Guardia de la Noche, Jeor Mormont, mueren. Gilly y Samwell, junto con el bebé (conocido como "Pequeño Sam"), regresan al Muro. En el camino, un Caminante Blanco viene a reclamar al Pequeño Sam, solo para que Samwell apuñale al Caminante con una daga de cristal de dragón.Después de regresar a Castle Black, Samwell comienza a temer por la seguridad de Gilly y, en cambio, encuentra su trabajo en Mole's Town, un asentamiento cercano. Cuando Mole's Town es atacado por salvajes, Gilly regresa al Castillo Negro y sobrevive al ataque del ejército de salvajes de Mance Rayder. Después de que el maestre Aemon se enferma y muere, Samwell y Gilly viajan hacia el sur hasta la Ciudadela, donde Samwell se entrena para convertirse en el nuevo maestre de la Guardia de la Noche. Después de una breve escala con su familia en Horn Hill, Samwell lleva a Gilly a la Ciudadela. Cuando Samwell se frustra con los maestres, Gilly viaja hacia el norte con él y el trío se instala en Winterfell. Gilly luego sobrevive al ataque de White Walkers y declara que está embarazada del bebé de Samwell. Cuando Samwell es nombrado maestre del pequeño consejo de Bran el Roto,se presume que Gilly y Little Sam viajan con él y establecen su residencia permanente en King's Landing.

Daario Naharis

Michiel Huisman

Daario Naharis (temporadas 3-6) interpretado por Ed Skrein en la temporada 3, y por Michiel Huisman desde la temporada 4 en adelante. Daario es un guerrero seguro y seductor que es un teniente en Second Sons, un grupo de 2000 mercenarios.. Daario se presenta cuando Daenerys Tagraryen intenta apoderarse de la ciudad esclava de Yunkai; contrata a los Segundos Hijos para que la ayuden a conquistar la ciudad. Daario asesina a sus compañeros comandantes después de que consideran volverse contra Daenerys, y le declara su lealtad, ayudándola a tomar la ciudad. Cuando Daenerys toma Meereen, Daario derrota al campeón de la ciudad y le otorga la entrada a la ciudad. Daario luego se une al equipo de asesores de Daenerys y pronto se convierte en su pareja romántica. Durante su relación, investiga los orígenes de los Hijos de la Arpía, un grupo militante que se opone al gobierno de Daenreys en Meereen. Cuando Daenerys se ve obligada a huir de la ciudad y es capturada por los Dothraki, Daario viaja con Ser Jorah Mormont para recuperarla de Vaes Dothrak. Cuando Daenerys regresa a Meereen, comienza a hacer planes para irse a Westeros.Daario la ayuda a derrotar a los Hijos de la Arpía y a los amos de esclavos de la región. Habiendo creado una paz frágil en Slaver's Bay, asigna a Daario y a los Segundos Hijos la responsabilidad de mantener el orden. Daario está molesto por esta noticia, ya que quedarse en Meereen significa el final de su relación con Daenerys, pero se presume que él gobierna la ciudad en su lugar.

Missandei

Nathalie Emmanuel

Missandei (temporadas 3-8) interpretada por Nathalie Emmanuel ^[2]Sirviente personal de Daenerys Targaryen. Se liberó de ser una esclava que trabajaba como traductora para Kraznys mo Nakloz cuando Daenerys insistió durante las negociaciones con Kraznys mo Nakloz en que le regalaran Missandei. Ella sirve efectivamente como el reemplazo de Doreah después de que traicionó a Daenerys en Qarth. Más tarde, ella comienza a enseñarle a Grey Worm cómo hablar la lengua común, y desarrollan sentimientos románticos el uno por el otro, a pesar de que Grey Worm es un Inmaculado que fue castrado en la juventud. Ella se entristece visiblemente cuando los Hijos de la Arpía matan a otra Rata Blanca Inmaculada en un burdel. Después de que Grey Worm casi muere en un ataque, Missandei lo besa después de que él revela que por primera vez sintió miedo, ya que pensó que nunca volvería a verla. En el día inaugural de los juegos de lucha,los Hijos de la Arpía lanzan otro ataque. Missandei es salvada por poco por Tyrion Lannister, y observa cómo Daenerys se va volando en Drogon. Más tarde permanece en Meereen con Tyrion y Grey Worm para ayudar a mantener la ciudad unida. A pesar de un ataque de la flota de los esclavistas, Meereen se salva cuando Daenerys regresa con el Dothraki y libera a sus dragones en la flota, lo que Missandei presencia. Más tarde acompaña a Daenerys en su viaje de regreso a Westeros. Ella hace el amor con Grey Worm y se preocupa por él cuando lo envían a atacar a Casterly Rock. En la temporada 8, la Montaña la decapita bajo las órdenes de Cersei.A pesar de un ataque de la flota de los esclavistas, Meereen se salva cuando Daenerys regresa con el Dothraki y libera a sus dragones en la flota, lo que Missandei presencia. Más tarde acompaña a Daenerys en su viaje de regreso a Westeros. Ella hace el amor con Grey Worm y se preocupa por él cuando lo envían a atacar a Casterly Rock. En la temporada 8, la Montaña la decapita bajo las órdenes de Cersei.A pesar de un ataque de la flota de los esclavistas, Meereen se salva cuando Daenerys regresa con el Dothraki y libera a sus dragones en la flota, lo que Missandei presencia. Más tarde acompaña a Daenerys en su viaje de regreso a Westeros. Ella hace el amor con Grey Worm y se preocupa por él cuando lo envían a atacar a Casterly Rock. En la temporada 8, la Montaña la decapita bajo las órdenes de Cersei.

Arena Ellaria

Indira Varma

Ellaria Sand (temporadas 4-7) interpretada por Indira Varma . La amante sexualmente promiscua de Oberyn Martell , es una bastarda de Dorne . También es madre de varias hijas, conocidas colectivamente como las serpientes de arena. Ella está presente en el juicio por combate de Tyrion, donde Oberyn lucha contra Gregor Clegane.en nombre de Tyrion, y se horroriza cuando Oberyn es asesinado. Tras la muerte de Oberyn, regresa a Dorne. Allí, ella implora al príncipe Doran que declare la guerra a los Lannister como venganza por la muerte de Oberyn a manos de los Lannister. Poco después, cuando Jaime Lannister llega a Dorne en una misión secreta para liberar a la princesa Myrcella de Sunspear, Ellaria y las serpientes de arena se enfrentan en duelo con Jaime y Bronn, lo que resulta en el encarcelamiento de Bronn y las serpientes de arena. Se acuerda una tregua y Ellaria abandona su plan de vengarse de los Lannister cuando el príncipe Doran permite que Jaime, Myrcella y Bronn regresen a Desembarco del Rey. Sin embargo, se revela que Ellaria envenenó a Myrcella a su partida, envió a dos de las Serpientes de Arena para matar al Príncipe Trystane (el prometido de Myrcella),y había estado conspirando en secreto para asesinar al príncipe Doran, tres misiones secretas que organiza con éxito. Más tarde se alía conDaenerys Targaryen y los Tyrell contra los Lannister, pero es capturada y encarcelada por Euron Greyjoy y Cersei Lannister mientras dos de sus hijas mueren. Su muerte nunca se muestra en la pantalla, pero se presume que muere de hambre en las mazmorras de King's Landing junto con su última hija restante, Tyene.

Tommen Baratheon

Dean-Charles Chapman

Tommen Baratheon (temporadas 1-6) interpretado por Callum Wharry en las temporadas 1 y 2, y por Dean-Charles Chapmandesde la temporada 4 en adelante. Tommen Baratheon de House Baratheon es el príncipe presentado como el hijo menor del rey Robert Baratheon y la reina Cersei Lannister. Al igual que sus hermanos mayores Joffrey y Myrcella, su padre real es su tío Ser Jaime Lannister. Al igual que su hermana, es bondadoso y pasivo en contraste con su hermano Joffrey y le tiene cariño a su tío Tyrion. Cuando el rey Joffrey es envenenado en su propia boda, Tommen asume el trono y se casa con Margaery Tyrell. Su madre Cersei lucha contra Margaery por la influencia sobre Tommen, y su posterior guerra de palabras finalmente resulta en el arresto de Margaery y Cersei por el Gorrión Supremo. Después de la liberación temporal de Cersei antes de su juicio frente al Faith Militant, destruye el Sept de Baelor con un incendio forestal, matando a varias personas en el interior, incluida Margaery. Presenciando el evento,Tommen, profundamente enamorado de Margaery y desconsolado por su muerte, salta desde la ventana más alta de la Fortaleza Roja hacia su muerte.

Jaqen H'ghar

Tom Wlaschiha

"Jaqen H'ghar" (temporadas 2, 5-6) interpretado por Tom Wlaschiha. Astuto, enigmático y peligroso criminal, Jaqen es parte del grupo de reclutas de Yoren que fueron tomados de Desembarco del Rey para unirse a la Guardia Nocturna. Un extranjero de Braavos, aunque originalmente afirma Lorath, habla en tercera persona, refiriéndose a sí mismo como "un hombre". Cuando Arya Stark es tomada como una de las prisioneras de los Lannisters en Harrenhal, Jaqen le enseña los caminos de los Hombres sin rostro y la ayuda a escapar. Deja a Arya con una moneda de hierro y le dice que, si alguna vez se encuentra con un hombre de Braavos, debería presentarle la moneda y repetir las palabras "Valar Morghulis". Un año después, Arya se reúne con Jaqen en Braavos. Él la introduce en la orden de los Hombres sin rostro y una vez más la toma bajo su protección, y los Hombres sin rostro se revelan como asesinos que usan los rostros de los muertos para cambiar su apariencia.Jaqen le da a Arya varias tareas para completar, y la castiga por su desobediencia o la recompensa por sus habilidades. Más tarde, Jaqen le informa a Arya que se ha convertido en "nadie" y está lista para unirse a los Hombres sin rostro, pero su oferta es rechazada cuando Arya viaja de regreso a Westeros.

Roose Bolton

Roose Bolton (temporadas 2-6) interpretado por Michael McElhatton . Un Bannerman del Norte y Lord of the Dreadfort. La familia Bolton tiene una historia desagradable de mantener formas muy antiguas y bárbaras, incluido el desollamiento vivo de sus enemigos, y Roose no es una excepción, ya que se sospecha que no siente ninguna emoción. Su astucia lo convierte en un aliado valioso, pero su naturaleza impredecible lo convierte en un aliado peligroso.

El gorrión alto

Jonathan Pryce

The High Sparrow (temporadas 5-6) interpretado por Jonathan Pryce . Un hombre devoto y piadoso, el Gorrión Supremo llegó a Desembarco del Rey después de la muerte de Tywin Lannister para servir a los pobres, oprimidos y enfermos. Rápidamente acumula una gran cantidad de seguidores, incluido el primo y ex amante de Cersei, Lancel, que pululan por la ciudad, ministrando a los necesitados y denunciando la corrupción. Cersei Lannister lo notó por primera vez cuando sus seguidores asaltaron y humillaron al Septón Supremo en un burdel.

Gusano gris

Jacob Anderson

Grey Worm (temporadas 3-8) interpretado por Jacob Anderson . Un capitán de los Inmaculados, un grupo de soldados esclavos eunucos. Su nombre se pronuncia Torgo Nudhoen Valyrian y fue elegido por sus amos esclavos Astapor, quienes eligen nuevos nombres para los Inmaculados que están diseñados para humillarlos y hacerles pensar que no son humanos. A pesar de esto, Grey Worm decidió mantener su nombre actual porque era su nombre el día en que Daenerys liberó a los Inmaculados, por lo que lo considera un nombre de suerte. Es leal a Daenerys y no le gustan los que la insultan. Desarrolla sentimientos por Missandei, que parecen ser correspondidos, y tiene una rivalidad amistosa con Daario Naharis. Es gravemente herido en Meereen en un ataque de los Hijos de la Arpía, pero finalmente sobrevive. Después de la desaparición de Daenerys, Grey Worm se recupera parcialmente de sus heridas y permanece en Meereen para ayudar a Tyrion Lannister a gobernar la ciudad y mantener la paz con los amos de esclavos.Cuando los amos de esclavos vuelven al trato y atacan a Meereen con barcos, solo para ser contrarrestados por los dragones de Daenerys, Grey Worm mata a Razdal mo Eraz y Belicho Paenymion, y luego acompaña a Daenerys y su séquito en su viaje a Westeros. Desde su fortaleza en Rocadragón, Daenerys envía Grey Worm y su ejército para tomar Casterly Rock. La noche antes de que Grey Worm le admita a Missandei que ahora la tiene a quien amar, ha comenzado a saber qué es el miedo. Hacen el amor. Grey Worm espera que Casterly Rock sea difícil de ganar y se sorprende al encontrarlo apenas tripulado: la captura se efectúa con facilidad. Luego lleva a su ejército al este y está fuera de Desembarco del Rey cuando Daenerys y Cersei se encuentran en el Pozo del Dragón.y luego acompaña a Daenerys y su séquito en su viaje a Westeros. Desde su fortaleza en Rocadragón, Daenerys envía Grey Worm y su ejército para tomar Casterly Rock. La noche antes de que Grey Worm le admita a Missandei que ahora la tiene a quien amar, ha comenzado a saber qué es el miedo. Hacen el amor. Grey Worm espera que Casterly Rock sea difícil de ganar y se sorprende al encontrarlo apenas tripulado: la captura se efectúa con facilidad. Luego lleva a su ejército al este y está fuera de Desembarco del Rey cuando Daenerys y Cersei se encuentran en el Pozo del Dragón.y luego acompaña a Daenerys y su séquito en su viaje a Westeros. Desde su fortaleza en Rocadragón, Daenerys envía Grey Worm y su ejército para tomar Casterly Rock. La noche antes de que Grey Worm le admita a Missandei que ahora la tiene a quien amar, ha comenzado a saber qué es el miedo. Hacen el amor. Grey Worm espera que Casterly Rock sea difícil de ganar y se sorprende al encontrarlo apenas tripulado: la captura se efectúa con facilidad. Luego lleva a su ejército al este y está fuera de Desembarco del Rey cuando Daenerys y Cersei se encuentran en el Pozo del Dragón.Grey Worm espera que Casterly Rock sea difícil de ganar y se sorprende al encontrarlo apenas tripulado: la captura se efectúa con facilidad. Luego lleva a su ejército al este y está fuera de Desembarco del Rey cuando Daenerys y Cersei se encuentran en el Pozo del Dragón.Grey Worm espera que Casterly Rock sea difícil de ganar y se sorprende al encontrarlo apenas tripulado: la captura se efectúa con facilidad. Luego lleva a su ejército al este y está fuera de Desembarco del Rey cuando Daenerys y Cersei se encuentran en el Pozo del Dragón.

Personajes recurrentes / invitados

Casa Arryn

Robin Arryn ^[a] (temporadas 1, 4-6, 8) interpretado por Lino Facioli .

Lino Facioli
Robin Arryn, Lord of the Eyrie y Defender of the Vale, es el único hijo de Jon y Lysa Arryn y un niño enfermizo adorado por su madre. Todavía es amamantado a pesar de estar bien entrada la preadolescencia, y está mental y socialmente inadaptado. Le gusta ver a las personas ejecutadas por defenestración , sean culpables o no (es de destacar que Robin parece disfrutar viendo cualquier cosacaer por la puerta de la luna, ya que lo primero que hace cuando Petyr Baelish le trae un juguete es tirarlo alegremente por la puerta de la luna). En la temporada 1, está presente en el juicio de Tyrion Lannister, pero muestra poco o ningún interés en los detalles y continuamente le ruega a su madre que haga volar al "pequeño bebé-hombre Lannister", lo que significaría que Tyrion será ejecutado, aunque Tyrion es absuelto. En la temporada 4, saluda a Petyr "Littlefinger" Baelish como "Tío Petyr" y conoce a su prima, Sansa Stark, por primera vez. Lysa luego menciona en una conversación que Robin y Sansa se van a desposar. Sin embargo, surgen tensiones entre ellos cuando Robin arruina el castillo de nieve de Invernalia de Sansa y Sansa abofetea a Robin en represalia. Después de que matan a Lysa,Petyr propone que Robin sea llevado a varios recorridos por el Valle para prepararlo para gobernarlo algún día como su nuevo Señor, aunque Petyr insinúa que su intención es que Robin sea asesinado en el proceso. En la temporada 5, Robin está siendo entrenado en el arte de pelear, pero carece de habilidad y determinación debido a su educación. Petyr lo deja al cuidado de Yohn Royce. En la temporada 6, Robin es informado del escape de Sansa de la Casa Bolton y, a través de las manipulaciones de Petyr, Robin da la orden de que los Caballeros del Valle la ayuden a ella y a Jon Snow contra Ramsay Bolton.Petyr lo deja al cuidado de Yohn Royce. En la temporada 6, Robin es informado del escape de Sansa de la Casa Bolton y, a través de las manipulaciones de Petyr, Robin da la orden de que los Caballeros del Valle la ayuden a ella y a Jon Snow contra Ramsay Bolton.Petyr lo deja al cuidado de Yohn Royce. En la temporada 6, Robin es informado del escape de Sansa de la Casa Bolton y, a través de las manipulaciones de Petyr, Robin da la orden de que los Caballeros del Valle la ayuden a ella y a Jon Snow contra Ramsay Bolton.
Yohn Royce (temporada 4-8) interpretado por Rupert Vansittart .

Rupert Vansittart
Yohn Royce, conocido como "Bronze Yohn", es el jefe de la Casa Royce de Runestone, una poderosa casa vasalla de la Casa Arryn. Al igual que Lady Waynwood, sospecha que Petyr Baelish ha asesinado a Lysa Arryn, pero su muerte finalmente se considera un suicidio. En la temporada 5, toma a Robin Arryn como su pupilo. En la sexta temporada, es convocado por Baelish para liderar a los Caballeros del Valle para ayudar a Sansa Stark y Jon Snow contra los Bolton. Posteriormente, después de expresar su desaprobación por los salvajes, Yohn se une a los Señores del Norte para proclamar a Jon como el nuevo Rey del Norte. Cuando Baelish es acusado por Sansa del asesinato de Lysa, Yohn apoya la decisión de Sansa de juzgar a Baelish.
Anya Waynwood (temporada 4) interpretada por Paola Dionisotti . Lady Anya Waynwood es la jefa de la Casa Waynwood, una poderosacasa vasalla de la Casa Arryn. Ella sospecha que Petyr Baelish asesinó a Lysa Arryn, pero la muerte se considera un suicidio.
Lysa Arryn (temporadas 1, 4) interpretada por Kate Dickie .

Kate Dickie
Lysa Arryn (de soltera Tully), actualmente Mistress of the Eyrie, es la viuda de Lord Jon Arryn. Nacida del Señor y la Dama de Riverlands, es la hermana menor de Catelyn Stark, Lady of Winterfell, y la hermana mayor de Lord Edmure Tully, Lord of Riverrun. Se ha vuelto mentalmente inestable desde la muerte de su esposo, y está convencida de que mientras permanezca encerrada en el Nido de Águilas estará a salvo. La justicia para su esposo rara vez cruza por su mente, a menos que exigirla no signifique que ella o sus guardias se alejen de su castillo. También es demasiado protectora con su hijo, Robin Arryn, lo que lo ha convertido en un niño débil y mimado. En la temporada 1, Lysa envía a Catelyn una carta sugiriendo que los Lannisters fueron responsables de la muerte de Jon Arryn, lo que lleva a Catelyn a investigar.Tyrion Lannister es llevado más tarde ante Lysa para enfrentarse a la justicia por intentar asesinar a Bran Stark. Aunque Tyrion es inocente, Lysa parece desinteresada en los detalles e incluso lo acusa de asesinar a Jon. Lysa pierde cuando Tyrion exige un juicio por combate y el campeón de Tyrion, Bronn, gana. Más tarde recibe la noticia de que Robb Stark marchará hacia Desembarco del Rey para rescatar a Ned Stark, que ha sido encarcelado injustamente, pero no se lo dice a Catelyn. Catelyn se enfrenta a ella y le pide ayuda, pero Lysa se niega a darle más hombres a Catelyn, ya que su única preocupación es la seguridad de Robin. Para la temporada 3, el Valle no ha sido tocado por la guerra, y está comprometida con Littlefinger, quien viaja al Valle para casarse con ella. En la temporada 4, se revela que Lysa y Littlefinger han tenido una aventura durante bastante tiempo.y son los responsables de envenenar a Jon Arryn y (aunque indirectamente) a Joffrey Baratheon. Cuando Littlefinger regresa de King's Landing con Sansa Stark, Lysa saluda calurosamente a su sobrina e insiste en casarse con Littlefinger ese mismo día. Más tarde, sin embargo, Lysa acusa a Sansa de seducir a Littlefinger, pero cuando Sansa insiste en que no lo hizo, Lysa inmediatamente se calma y le dice a Sansa que se casará con Robin. Sin embargo, Lysa atrapa a Petyr besando a Sansa y enfurecida se enfrenta a Sansa al respecto, amenazando con empujarla a través de la puerta de la luna, pero Petyr interviene y pacifica a Lysa, antes de decirle que la única mujer a la que realmente amó fue Catelyn, y la empujó a través del puerta de la luna a su muerte. Su muerte se considera suicidio gracias a las mentiras de Petyr y Sansa.Cuando Littlefinger regresa de King's Landing con Sansa Stark, Lysa saluda calurosamente a su sobrina e insiste en casarse con Littlefinger ese mismo día. Más tarde, sin embargo, Lysa acusa a Sansa de seducir a Littlefinger, pero cuando Sansa insiste en que no lo hizo, Lysa inmediatamente se calma y le dice a Sansa que se casará con Robin. Sin embargo, Lysa atrapa a Petyr besando a Sansa y enfurecida se enfrenta a Sansa al respecto, amenazando con empujarla a través de la puerta de la luna, pero Petyr interviene y pacifica a Lysa, antes de decirle que la única mujer a la que realmente amó fue Catelyn, y la empujó a través del puerta de la luna a su muerte. Su muerte se considera suicidio gracias a las mentiras de Petyr y Sansa.Cuando Littlefinger regresa de King's Landing con Sansa Stark, Lysa saluda calurosamente a su sobrina e insiste en casarse con Littlefinger ese mismo día. Más tarde, sin embargo, Lysa acusa a Sansa de seducir a Littlefinger, pero cuando Sansa insiste en que no lo hizo, Lysa inmediatamente se calma y le dice a Sansa que se casará con Robin. Sin embargo, Lysa atrapa a Petyr besando a Sansa y enfurecida se enfrenta a Sansa al respecto, amenazando con empujarla a través de la puerta de la luna, pero Petyr interviene y pacifica a Lysa, antes de decirle que la única mujer a la que realmente amó fue Catelyn, y la empujó a través del puerta de la luna a su muerte. Su muerte se considera suicidio gracias a las mentiras de Petyr y Sansa.Lysa acusa a Sansa de seducir a Littlefinger, pero cuando Sansa insiste en que no lo hizo, Lysa se calma inmediatamente y le dice a Sansa que se casará con Robin. Sin embargo, Lysa atrapa a Petyr besando a Sansa y enfurecida se enfrenta a Sansa al respecto, amenazando con empujarla a través de la puerta de la luna, pero Petyr interviene y pacifica a Lysa, antes de decirle que la única mujer a la que realmente amó fue Catelyn, y la empujó a través del puerta de la luna a su muerte. Su muerte se considera suicidio gracias a las mentiras de Petyr y Sansa.Lysa acusa a Sansa de seducir a Littlefinger, pero cuando Sansa insiste en que no lo hizo, Lysa se calma inmediatamente y le dice a Sansa que se casará con Robin. Sin embargo, Lysa atrapa a Petyr besando a Sansa y enfurecida se enfrenta a Sansa al respecto, amenazando con empujarla a través de la puerta de la luna, pero Petyr interviene y pacifica a Lysa, antes de decirle que la única mujer a la que realmente amó fue Catelyn, y la empujó a través del puerta de la luna a su muerte. Su muerte se considera suicidio gracias a las mentiras de Petyr y Sansa.antes de decirle que la única mujer a la que realmente amó era Catelyn, y empujarla a través de la puerta de la luna hacia su muerte. Su muerte se considera suicidio gracias a las mentiras de Petyr y Sansa.antes de decirle que la única mujer a la que realmente amó era Catelyn, y empujarla a través de la puerta de la luna hacia su muerte. Su muerte se considera suicidio gracias a las mentiras de Petyr y Sansa.

Casa Baratheon

Myrcella Baratheon (temporadas 1-2, 5-6) interpretada por Aimee Richardson en las temporadas 1 y 2, y por Nell Tiger Free en las temporadas 5 y 6.

Aimee Richardson
La princesa realMyrcella es la hermana menor del príncipe Joffrey y la única hija de Cersei Lannister. Ella, como sus hermanos, también es hija del hermano de su madre, Jaime, aunque no lo sabe. A diferencia de su hermano mayor Joffrey, Myrcella es una persona amable y buena y disfruta estar con su tío Tyrion, quien a su vez adora a su sobrina. Como parte de una alianza entre la Casa Lannister y Martell, Myrcella está comprometida con Trystane Martell, hijo del Príncipe Doran Martell de Dorne, y enviada a Dorne como pupila de la Casa Martell. Durante más de dos años, ha sido invitada y pupila del príncipe Doran, prometida a su hijo, pero su posición se ha debilitado con la muerte de Oberyn Martell, el hermano del príncipe. En la temporada 5, Myrcella se muestra en Water Gardens con su prometido, con quien parece tener una buena relación. Sin que ella lo sepa,se ha convertido en parte de los planes de venganza de Ellaria Sand, aunque el príncipe Doran se niega a que la joven princesa sea herida como parte de su venganza contra los Lannister. Myrcella casi es capturada por las Serpientes de Arena, pero es rescatada por la Guardia del Príncipe. Más tarde le dice a su tío que ahora considera a Dorne su hogar y quiere casarse con Trystane. Un rato después, el príncipe Doran le permite regresar a la capital con Jaime con la condición de que Trystane los acompañe, donde se convertirá en miembro del Pequeño Consejo. En el embarcadero, a punto de abordar el barco, perdona a Ellaria Sand, quien inesperadamente le da un beso en la boca. A bordo del barco, Jaime intenta con torpeza explicar la verdadera naturaleza de su relación con su madre, a lo que Myrcella responde que ya lo sabe, habiéndolo "sentido" durante mucho tiempo.Jaime abraza a su hija, solo para descubrir con horror que está sangrando por un veneno que Ellaria le ha infundido oralmente. Ella se derrumba y muere en sus brazos. En la temporada 6, su cuerpo es devuelto a Desembarco del Rey y enterrado en el Gran Septo de Baelor. A su funeral solo asisten Jaime y Tommen.
Selyse Florent (temporadas 2-5) interpretada por Tara Fitzgerald .

Tara Fitzgerald
Selyse Baratheon (née Florent) is the wife of Stannis Baratheon who is kept locked in a tower on Dragonstone. She married Stannis sometime before the events of Robert's Rebellion. Selyse is a fervent worshiper of R'hllor and a supporter of Melisandre. She keeps the preserved corpses of her stillborn sons in jars in her chambers, seemingly even to Stannis's disgust, but expresses resentment over their daughter, Shireen, who suffers from greyscale and who Selyse sees as a demon, though she is only stopped from abusing her by Stannis. She later accompanies her husband to the Wall, and is present at the funeral of the Night's Watch brothers who died in the Battle of Castle Black. She witnesses Mance Rayder's execution and accompanies her husband on the march to Winterfell. After their army becomes trapped in a blizzard, she accepts Melisandre's advice to have Shireen sacrificed as a gift to the Lord of Light, only to recant in the last moments, refusing to stand by as her daughter burns to death. Restrained by Baratheon soldiers, she collapses in screams of agony. The next morning, Selyse hangs herself out of grief.
Shireen Baratheon (seasons 3–5) portrayed by Kerry Ingram.

Kerry Ingram
Shireen is the young daughter of Stannis Baratheon and Selyse Florent. Her face is disfigured by the disease Greyscale, but she is not yet crippled by it. She is a friend of Davos Seaworth and visits him during his captivity at Dragonstone with books, convincing him to teach himself to read, which he does. Though she does not get on well with Melisandre and has a bleak relationship with her mother, she shares a strong bond with her father, who loves her dearly. She later accompanies her father to the Wall, where she witnesses the funeral of the Night's Watch brothers who died in the Battle of Castle Black, as well as the execution of Mance Rayder, and also becomes friends with Gilly and Samwell Tarly. She is sacrificed to the Red God, when Stannis' army is stuck in a snow storm on the way to Winterfell, crying out for her parents who witness her death in tears. This leads to the departure of half of Stannis's army and Stannis losing the battle against the Boltons.
Renly Baratheon (seasons 1–2) portrayed by Gethin Anthony. Renly Baratheon, Lord of Storm's End, is the youngest brother of King Robert and Master of Laws in the Small Council. He is popular with the people because he is handsome, jovial, and throws extravagant balls and masquerades. He is not fond of fighting or bloodshed, and would rather make friends than kill enemies. He is secretly the lover of Ser Loras Tyrell, the Knight of the Flowers, who convinces him that those qualities make him better ruling material than either of his older brothers. While Robert lies dying, Renly attempts to convince Ned of this, and that the two of them should kidnap Joffrey and rule the realm themselves. However, Ned refuses, so Renly, Loras, and their followers flee south. Once Joffrey becomes King and has Ned executed, Renly challenges his alleged nephew's claim to the throne. Renly declares himself King of the Seven Kingdoms during Season 2 and wins the support of the Baratheon bannermen and the support of other houses, despite Stannis' better claim. He also seals an alliance with the powerful House Tyrell and its bannermen (including Randyll Tarly, father of Samwell Tarly) by marrying Margaery Tyrell. He leads his massive army slowly through southern Westeros, biding his time. Catelyn Stark tries to convince Renly and Stannis to put aside their differences and unite against the Lannisters but it fails as both brothers refuses to give up their claim for the throne. On the night before a battle between his and Stannis' forces, Renly agrees to Catelyn to allow the North and Riverlands be an independent kingdom if they allied with him, but on the condition that Robb Stark swear fealty to him. However, Renly is assassinated by Melisandre, who gives birth to a shadow demon and sends it to kill Renly in order to remove him from Stannis' path. Stannis is initially unaware of the nature of Melisandre's crime, and is later visibly shocked and saddened of the role he played in his brother's death, which he visibly regrets.
Salladhor Saan (seasons 2–4) portrayed by Lucian Msamati.

Lucian Msamati
The Prince of the Narrow Sea, Salladhor is a notorious pirate, trader, and smuggler from Lys. An old friend of Davos, he now sails for Stannis Baratheon on his ship, the Valyrian and his fleet of thirty ships. He has little patience for those that worship R'hollor – Melisandre's God – since he has traveled the world and seen many gods and has come to the conclusion the only true god is between a woman's legs. He agrees to work with Stannis after Davos promises him and his pirates they will be paid in gold and plunder from King's Landing. Salladhor even goes as far as to request the chance to bed Cersei Lannister after the battle, but Davos refuses, unsure if Cersei will be alive at the time. After the Battle of the Blackwater, he finds Davos stranded on a rock and rescues him, but considers his allegiance broken and departs from Stannis' cause after dropping Davos off at Dragonstone, warning him that the Red Woman will pose a threat to him. In season 4, Davos tracks him in Braavos, and offers him gold in exchange for his help in gathering a new army to help them aid the Night's Watch.
Matthos Seaworth (season 2) portrayed by Kerr Logan. Davos' son and second-in-command on his father's ship, Black Betha. Matthos is a devout follower of the Lord of Light and continually tries to convince his father to convert. During the Battle of Blackwater, the Black Betha is caught in a wildfire explosion, killing Matthos.
Maester Cressen (season 2) portrayed by Oliver Ford-Davies.

Oliver Ford Davies
Cressen is the aged Maester of Dragonstone, and skeptical of Melisandre's predictions and the ambitions she has instilled in Lord Stannis to proclaim himself king, claiming "since that boar killed his brother, every lord wants a coronation". He is disgusted when Melisandre sets idols of the Seven gods on fire in the name of her god – R'hollor. He dies in a suicidal attempt to kill Melisandre by offering to share a poisoned cup of wine with her, which doesn't affect her but kills the aged Cressen almost instantly.

House Bolton

"Fat" Walda Bolton (seasons 4–6) portrayed by Elizabeth Webster. Walda Bolton (née Frey) is a granddaughter of Lord Walder Frey. She is the new wife of Roose Bolton, the Lord of the Dreadfort. During the wedding feast of Edmure Tully and Roslin Frey, Lord Bolton recounts to Catelyn Stark and Ser Brynden "Blackfish" Tully how Lord Walder Frey proposed him to marry one of his granddaughters and offered her weight in silver as dowry. Lord Bolton then adds he chose the fattest bride available and she has made him very rich. In Season 4, she arrives at the Dreadfort with her new husband and his men (having been smuggled back into the North to avoid the Ironborn) and is greeted warmly by Ramsay Snow as "mother". She accompanies the Boltons to Winterfell, and receives Sansa Stark and Petyr Baelish along with her husband and stepson. In season 5 it is revealed that she is pregnant, which makes Ramsay feel threatened for his position as Roose's heir. In season 6, after she gives birth to a boy, she and her baby are mauled to death by Ramsay's hounds, shortly after Ramsay kills his father.
Harald Karstark (season 6) portrayed by Paul Rattray. The lord of Karhold and the son of Rickard Karstark, who was executed by Robb Stark. He declares for House Bolton in order to counter any Stark force that Sansa may muster after escaping Winterfell, and witnesses Ramsay kill Roose. In the subsequent battle between the Bolton forces and Jon Snow's army, Harald leads the Karstark men into battle, but he disappears in the ensuing conflict. Although his death is not shown, Jon Snow confirms it in the season 7 premiere.
Jon Umber (season 6) portrayed by Dean S. Jagger. "Smalljon" Umber is the son of Greatjon Umber, one of House Stark's most powerful banner men. "Smalljon" became Lord of Last Hearth, the northernmost of the castles in the North, after his father's death. Smalljon, however, chooses to side with the Boltons by handing his father's wards, Rickon Stark and Osha, to Ramsay Snow as an alliance gift, to gain Ramsay's help in countering Jon Snow and his wildling army. In the subsequent battle between Ramsay's forces and Jon Snow's army, he leads the Umber forces into battle and fights Tormund Giantsbane. Though it seems as if he will win, Smalljon is momentarily distracted by the arrival of the Knights of the Vale, long enough for Tormund to bite his throat out and stab him to death.
Myranda (seasons 3–6) portrayed by Charlotte Hope. Myranda is a servant of House Bolton. She is one of Ramsay Snow's bedwarmers and assists in his sadistic schemes, such as seducing Theon Greyjoy in order to give him an erection so Ramsay can castrate him, and helping Ramsay hunt a peasant girl with Ramsay's hounds solely because she was more attractive than her. She later accompanies the Boltons to Winterfell, and is present when Sansa Stark arrives with Petyr Baelish, eyeing Sansa with jealousy and anger. During Sansa's stay at Winterfell, Myranda encounters her again with Theon and torments her with stories of Ramsay's sadism. When Sansa refuses to be bullied, Myranda points an arrow to her, preparing to injure her while leaving her usable for Ramsay to father a child. However, this tips Theon into finally rebelling against the Boltons and he saves Sansa by disarming Myranda and pushing her off the castle wall to her death. Her body is found shortly afterwards by Ramsay, who pays his respects to her before having her fed to the hounds.
Locke (seasons 3–4) portrayed by Noah Taylor.

Noah Taylor
A man-at-arms sworn to House Bolton, and acts as Roose Bolton's personal bounty hunter. He captures Brienne of Tarth and Jaime Lannister who were on their way to King's Landing, Locke later cuts off Jaime's sword-hand on route to Harrenhal and tries to feed Brienne to a bear rather than hold her ransom, further demonstrating his contempt for wealth and nobility. He holds Harrenhal in Roose Bolton's name until former Master of Coin Lord Petyr Baelish is proclaimed Lord of Harrenhal and the Riverlands. In Season 4, Locke has followed Lord Bolton in pledging loyalty to the Lannisters, and arrives at the Dreadfort with Roose and his men (having been smuggled back into the North to avoid the Ironborn). Locke warmly greets Roose's bastard Ramsay – the two are friends and share mutual interests in flaying and mutilation of their enemies. When Roose learns Bran and Rickon Stark are alive, and may pose a threat to his new title as Warden of the North, he commands Locke to go on a hunt to find the boys, in exchange for a thousand acres of land and a holdfast of his own. Locke eventually arrives at the Wall and becomes acquainted with Jon Snow, Bran and Rickon's half-brother, who he apparently plans to kill as per Ramsay's suggestion. Locke is one of the few who join Jon on his mission to kill the Night's Watch mutineers at Craster's Keep, and in the ensuing battle, he escapes the fray and locates Bran Stark held captive with Jojen Reed, Meera Reed and Hodor. Locke attempts to kidnap Bran and kill him unseen, but Bran uses his warg abilities to enter Hodor's mind, and kills Locke by snapping his neck. His body is brought back to Craster's Keep by Eddison Tollett, and burned along with the rest of the slain.

House Frey

Walder Frey (seasons 1, 3, 6–7) portrayed by David Bradley.

David Bradley
Lord Walder Frey, nicknamed the "Late Lord Frey", is the head of House Frey, Lord of the Crossing and bannerman to House Tully. He is known for outliving his many wives (now on his 8th) and siring over 100 children (both bastard and trueborn). Because the use of the Twins became a strategic necessity for Robb's host, Walder was able to negotiate marriage contracts for his children to Robb and Arya Stark. But during Season 2 Robb broke his word and married Lady Talisa. For this slight, and willing to take advantage of the war's changing fortunes, he conspires with Tywin Lannister and Roose Bolton to betray Robb Stark at the wedding of his liege Edmure Tully, which he insists in return for support of his men. Frey hosts the infamous "Red Wedding" at which Robb Stark, his wife and mother are all murdered, refusing to spare Robb even as Catelyn holds Lady Frey hostage and threatens to slit her throat, which she does. He is subsequently granted Riverrun and its lands (though the title Lord Paramount of the Riverlands passes to Harrenhal and House Baelish) and expresses delight to take another young wife, but his house is irredeemably tarnished by the betrayal and House Tully's vassals refuse to submit to his rule. In Season 6, he is outraged when he hears of the Blackfish recapture' of Riverrun and blames his sons Lothar and Black Walder for allowing him to escape. He then orders them to retake the castle using Edmure Tully as a hostage. Though they successfully retake Riverrun with the help of a Lannister host led by Jaime Lannister, Walder is ambushed shortly afterwards by Arya Stark, who slits his throat in revenge for the Red Wedding. In Season 7, Arya uses Walder's face to deceive and poison the rest of his family.
Lothar Frey (seasons 3, 6) portrayed by Tom Brooke in season 3, and by Daniel Tuite in season 6. One of Lord Walder Frey's many sons, nicknamed “Lame Lothar” because of his twisted leg. He and his half-brother Black Walder are sent by their father to Riverrun to propose a marriage between Lord Edmure Tully and Roslin Frey as terms for House Frey rejoining Robb Stark's campaign against the Lannisters. He is one of the first to commence the "Red Wedding", stabbing Talisa Stark in the womb several times and killing her and her unborn child. In the sixth season, he is ordered by Walder to retake Riverrun, which he manages to do with Lannister help. Eventually, he is killed by Arya Stark, who bakes him into a pie.
Black Walder Rivers (seasons 3, 6) portrayed by Tim Plester. One of Lord Walder Frey's many bastard sons, nicknamed “Black Walder” for his dark demeanor. He and his half-brother Lame Lothar are sent by their father to Riverrun to propose a marriage between Lord Edmure Tully and Roslin Frey as terms for House Frey rejoining Robb Stark's campaign against the Lannisters. He kills Catelyn Stark at the Red Wedding, after she slits Lady Frey's throat in retaliation for her son's death. In the sixth season, he takes part in the siege of Riverrun, which they reclaim with the help of a Lannister host. Eventually, Black Walder is killed along with Lothar by Arya Stark, who bakes them both into a pie.

House Greyjoy

Yara Greyjoy^[b] (seasons 2–4, 6–8) portrayed by Gemma Whelan.

Gemma Whelan
The daughter of Balon Greyjoy and his wife Alannys Harlaw, and elder sister of Theon. She is fierce and proud, and defies traditional ironborn gender roles by commanding her own ship, the Black Wind. She has earned her father's respect by commanding men, and killing men. When her brother Theon takes Winterfell, Yara tries to convince him to go back with her to the Iron Islands, but Theon refuses. Theon is betrayed by his own men and given to Ramsay Snow, Lord Bolton's sadistic bastard son, who brutally tortures and eventually castrates him. Ramsay sends Theon's penis in a box to Balon, with Ramsay threatening to mutilate Theon more unless the Ironmen leave the North, whom Ramsay also threatens to flay living. Balon refuses this, but Yara intends to save her brother of her own accord, taking one ship and fifty of the best killers on the Iron islands with her. In season 4, Yara and her men attack the Dreadfort, but find that Ramsay has broken Theon so badly that he refuses to leave with her and even insists that his name is Reek. Ramsay and his men confront Yara in the dungeon and a battle ensues in which Ramsay frees the hounds and sets them on Yara, who is forced to flee the Dreadfort without Theon, telling her men that Theon is dead. In season 6, Yara contests the Kingsmoot to decide Balon's successor and appears to sway the Ironborn by declaring that she will build the world's largest fleet, but is defeated by Euron, who plans to forge an alliance with Daenerys Targaryen to conquer Westeros. Correctly suspecting that Euron will have them killed, Yara and Theon flee the Iron Islands with their loyalists and the bulk of the Iron Fleet, and head to Meereen to forge an alliance with Daenerys first. After explaining the situation, Yara pledges her forces to Daenerys in return for the Iron Islands' independence. Yara is ordered to sail to attack King's Landing. While below decks enjoying the company of Ellaria Sand, her fleet is set upon by ships under Euron's command and they are captured. Shortly before the Battle of Winterfell, Theon leads a raiding party and frees his sister. Yara sails to the Iron Isles, to retake them in the name of Daenerys, in case the Queen and her people need a fallback position after the battle.
Euron Greyjoy (seasons 6–8) portrayed by Pilou Asbæk.

Pilou Asbæk
A brother of King Balon Greyjoy, and the uncle of Theon and Yara Greyjoy. Euron is an infamous pirate who has terrorized seas all around the world. He is cunning, ruthless, with a touch of madness. He kills Balon Greyjoy by throwing him off a rope bridge, declaring that Balon's time is past and that it is time for a new king. At the Kingsmoot he confesses to killing Balon, but convinces the Ironborn that Balon was a poor military commander and declares that he will seduce Daenerys Targaryen and give her the Iron Fleet to conquer Westeros. The Ironborn declare Euron as their king, but before Euron can put Theon and Yara to death he discovers they have fled with the best ships of the Iron Fleet. Undeterred, he orders the Ironborn to begin constructing a new fleet. He uses this fleet to attack Yara's fleet with fire. He kills two Sand Snakes and captures Yara, Ellaria Sand and Tyene Sand. He gives the Sands to Cersei and keeps Yara prisoner. When he meets Theon he taunts him over his captive sister. Euron later becomes a close partner of Cersei Lannister during the final weeks of her reign, and organizes the defence of King's Landing in anticipation of an attack by Daenerys Targaryen. Euron's navy is later destroyed by Daenerys and her dragon, Drogon. While King's Landing falls, he fights and wounds Jaime Lannister, but is defeated and ultimately killed.
Aeron Greyjoy (seasons 2, 6) portrayed by Michael Feast.

Michael Feast
A brother of King Balon Greyjoy, and an uncle of Theon and Yara Greyjoy. Aeron is a Drowned Priest in service to the Drowned God. When Theon returned to the Iron Islands, Aeron reinitiated him into the faith of the Drowned God. After Balon's death, Aeron held a Kingsmoot to determine Balon's successor. Euron Greyjoy wins the election and is baptized by Aeron.
Balon Greyjoy (seasons 2–3, 6) portrayed by Patrick Malahide. The Lord of the Iron Islands and the father of Theon and Yara. Balon wished to continue the conquering ways of his people, which led him to rebel against the Iron Throne 9 years prior to the start of the series. He lost, with two of his three sons killed in the war; his youngest, Theon, was taken as a ward at Winterfell as a way to keep him from attempting another rebellion. After Theon returns to the Iron Islands with an offer from King Robb Stark for an alliance against the Lannisters, Balon refuses and instead launches beach raids against the North, proclaiming himself King of the Iron islands and the North. Theon, however, is captured and brutally tortured by the sadistic Ramsay Snow, lord Bolton's bastard, who eventually castrates him. Ramsay sends Theon's penis in a box to Balon, with Ramsay threatening to mutilate Theon further unless the Ironmen retreat from the North, whom Ramsay also threatens to flay living. Balon refuses, stating that as Theon defied him by attacking Winterfell, claiming him a "fool" and "not a man anymore", to which Yara responds she intends to save her little brother of her own accord. In Season 6, he is confronted by his younger brother, Euron, who declares that Balon has ruled for too long and throws him from a rope bridge to his death.
Dagmer Cleftjaw (season 2) portrayed by Ralph Ineson.

Ralph Ineson
Dagmer is an Ironborn Raider and Theon Greyjoy's first mate on the Sea Bitch. He suggests that Theon prove himself by taking Winterfell, and persuades him to commit further atrocities to shore up his rule, such as executing Ser Rodrik Cassel for defying Theon and killing two children to pass off as Bran and Rickon Stark. However, when Robb Stark sends Ramsay Snow with an offer to spare the Ironborn if they surrender Winterfell and Theon, he knocks Theon out to hand him over and fatally wounds Maester Luwin. It is revealed in the season three finale that Dagmer and the other ironborn were instead flayed alive by Ramsay Snow and his men.
Black Lorren (season 2) portrayed by Forbes KB. Lorren is an infamous Ironborn raider better known as "Black Lorren". He is considered among the fiercest Ironborn warriors. He is under Theon's command while taking Winterfell. He is ultimately flayed alive by Ramsay Snow, along with the other Ironborn at Winterfell.

House Lannister

Gregor Clegane (seasons 1–2, 4–8) portrayed by Conan Stevens in season 1, by Ian Whyte in season 2, and by Hafþór Júlíus Björnsson from season 4 onwards.

Hafþór Júlíus Björnsson, the third and latest actor to portray Ser Gregor Clegane
Ser Gregor Clegane is a huge knight and the elder brother of Sandor Clegane. Called "the Mountain That Rides", he is known for his incredibly cruel nature and uncontrollable temper. His size and strength make him a fearsome warrior, and he has earned a reputation for cruelty and brutality. He is able to wield a two-handed sword one handed. When they were children, Gregor shoved Sandor's face into a brazier, gruesomely scarring him. In Season 1, Tywin Lannister sends him to raid the Riverlands. Beric Dondarrion is sent to arrest Gregor. When war breaks out, Gregor is given command of Tywin's vanguard and left flank and leads his men through intimidation. In Season 2 he is left to command Harrenhal in Tywin's absence and to find and destroy "the Brotherhood Without Banners", invoking the escape of Arya, Gendry and Hot Pie from Harrenhal. He later abandons the castle after slaughtering the prisoners and is defeated by Edmure Tully at the Stone Mill, but manages to escape back to the Westerlands. Robb chides his uncle, having planned to draw the Mountain into a trap of his own making to be captured or killed. In season 4, Gregor is chosen as Cersei's champion for Tyrion's trial by combat, and fights Oberyn Martell, Tyrion's champion who wants to kill Clegane as revenge for the needless murder of his sister, Elia Martell Targaryen. Oberyn inflicts several serious injuries on Clegane with a weapon that is laced with poison, but Clegane kills Oberyn by crushing his skull, while admitting that he did rape Elia, killed her children and enjoyed it, before collapsing from his own injuries. It is later revealed that Clegane has been poisoned with manticore venom, a poison that Oberyn had laced his weapon with, and that he is slowly dying. Cersei enlists ex-maester Qyburn to save him, though Qyburn claims that the procedure will "change" Clegane. The procedure is a seemingly a success, as Gregor has become active again and joins the Kingsguard as a personal knight for Cersei, though the procedure has changed his physical appearance and his behavior. In the sixth season, he continues to act as Cersei's bodyguard to intimidate all those who may bother or mock her. After Cersei destroys the Great Sept of Baelor and retakes power, she has Gregor torture Septa Unella in revenge for Unella torturing her during her time in prison.
Kevan Lannister (seasons 1–2, 5–6) portrayed by Ian Gelder. Lord Tywin's younger brother, Captain of his Guard, Ser Kevan Lannister is a skilled warrior but overshadowed by his brother Tywin to whom he is deeply loyal and obedient. Unlike his older brother, Kevan is very amiable and cares more about the safety of his family members even if it will humiliate the family's honour. In Season 1, he is present when Tyrion returns from the Vale and informs him on Jaime's military victories against Tully bannermen. After Jaime's capture, he suggests to his brother that they "should sue for peace" which is immediately refuted by Tyrion who reminds that Ned Stark's beheading prevents it. In Season 2, he sits on a war council in Harrenhal, surmising (correctly) that Robb Stark would not march on Casterly Rock until "at full force" and also suggests that Cersei and her children leave King's Landing before Stannis Baratheon sacks the city but the proposition is countered by Tywin, refusing to surrender the Iron Throne. In season 5, he returns to King's Landing to attend Tywin's funeral alongside his only surviving son, Lancel, who has joined the Sparrows movement, which Kevan disapproves. He later refuses to serve on Cersei's Small Council, in spite her offering him the position of "Master of War", questioning her authority, and returning to Casterly Rock until the King himself calls for him. When his niece is arrested by the Faith Militant for sleeping with his son among other sins, Grand Maester Pycelle summons him back to offer him the position of Hand of the King. He later is present at Cersei's return to the Red Keep, immediately after her enduring Walk of Atonement. In the sixth season, Kevan continues to serve as Tommen's Hand while attempting to deal with the High Sparrow without bloodshed and spurning Cersei's attempts to regain influence in the royal court. On the day of Cersei's trial, Kevan is killed when Cersei has the Great Sept of Baelor destroyed with wildfire.
Lancel Lannister (seasons 1–2, 5–6) portrayed by Eugene Simon.

Eugene Simon
Lancel Lannister is the eldest son of Kevan Lannister and cousin of Cersei, Jaime, and Tyrion Lannister. He served as King Robert's squire; in which he is clumsy and incompetent in his duties leading Robert to dislike him intensely. In Season 2, Cersei knights him for his part in Robert's death. When Jaime goes to war, Cersei takes Lancel as a lover because he resembles her brother. Tyrion eventually discovers the affair and blackmails Lancel into spying for him. During an attack on King's Landing, Lancel guards Cersei's son King Joffrey Baratheon and takes a serious wound in the fighting, causing him to retreat. When Joffrey later abandons the battle out of cowardice, Lancel pleads with Cersei to let him take Joffrey back to the battle in order to inspire the troops, but Cersei, clearly more concerned for Joffrey than the city, refuses to listen. In season 5, he and his father return to King's Landing to attend Tywin's funeral. Lancel joins the sparrows, a devout religious movement, and apologises to Cersei for the sins they committed together, such as their affair and conspiracy to murder Robert Baratheon. With the re-establishment of the Faith Militant, Lancel abandons his family name and leads the sparrows on a rampage throughout King's Landing, arresting Ser Loras Tyrell in the process. Later, on Littlefinger and Olenna Tyrell's urging, he confesses his own sins to the High Sparrow, which leads to Cersei's arrest. In the sixth season, Lancel continues to serve in the Faith Militant. On the day of Cersei and Loras's trial, he is lured by one of Qyburn's little birds to the catacombs underneath the Great Sept of Baelor, where he is stabbed in the spine, rendering him unable to use his legs. He spots a cache of wildfire rigged to explode and crawls towards it, but is too late to stop the detonation and is the first to die.
Polliver (seasons 2, 4) portrayed by Andy Kellegher. A Lannister man-at-arms who comes into possession of Arya Stark's sword; Needle. He captures Arya – believing her to be a recruit of the Night's Watch called "Arry" and takes her sword which he then uses to kill a crippled Lommy after he asks Polliver to carry him. In Season 4, he inadvertently crosses paths with Arya and Sandor Clegane in an inn in the north. After a brief exchange of insults, a fight breaks out and Polliver's comrades are slain by Clegane. Arya wounds Polliver from behind, retrieves Needle and kills him in exactly the same manner that he killed Lommy.
Alton Lannister (season 2) portrayed by Karl Davies. A cousin of Cersei, Jaime and Tyrion Lannister, and a captive of Robb Stark. In the books there is no character by this name. Here the character Cleos Frey, also a cousin to the Lannisters, has the role of being a captive of House Stark and delivering terms to House Lannister. While held prisoner in the same cell he talks with his cousin Jaime at Stark's camp, he talks about the time he was allowed to prove himself by squiring for Jaime in a tourney, however during this encounter he is killed by Jaime in an attempt to escape.
Amory Lorch (season 2) portrayed by Fintan McKeown. Ser Amory Lorch is a knight and loyal but brutal bannerman of House Lannister. He catches Arya in stealing a parchment containing war orders concerning her brother Robb Stark. She manages to escape him, then finds and hurries the assassin Jaqen H'ghar, to kill Ser Amory to repay the second of the three "lives" he owes her. Before Ser Amory can denounce Arya, he drops dead on the doorstep of Tywin's chambers with a poisoned dart lodged in his neck, as Tywin (who comes to believe the attempt was on his life) raises the alarm. The Mountain subsequently kills a number of Lannister soldiers in his hunt for the culprit, but Jaqen leaves Harrenhal without being captured.
Lord Leo Lefford (season 2) portrayed by Vinnie McCabe. Lord Lefford is a powerful Bannerman to Lord Tywin, who fought for him against House Stark. He is Head of House Lefford and Lord of The Golden Tooth.

House Martell

Tyene Sand (seasons 5–7) portrayed by Rosabell Laurenti Sellers.

Rosabell Laurenti Sellers
Tyene Sand is the daughter of Prince Oberyn Martell by Ellaria Sand. Tyene is fiercer than she looks, especially with her twin daggers. She assists her mother in her plot to assassinate Myrcella Baratheon as revenge against Cersei, whose actions led to Oberyn's death. In the ensuing fight with Jaime Lannister and Bronn, she poisons Bronn by striking him with a poison-coated dagger before they are all arrested. In the cells, she strips in front of Bronn to hasten his heartbeat as well as the poison's effects, though she shows him mercy and gives him the cure. She later synthesises a similar poison for Ellaria, who uses it to poison Myrcella. She gives Ellaria the antidote before she too is killed. When Doran finds out, Tyene kills Areo Hotah while Ellaria stabs Doran in the chest. Tyene subsequently watches her own uncle die without remorse. She is later present when Ellaria meets with Olenna Tyrell to discuss an alliance with Daenerys Targaryen, where she is silenced by Olenna before she can speak. While journeying to Sunspear with her sisters and Ellaria aboard Yara Greyjoy's ship, Tyene is captured by Euron Greyjoy while defending her mother and taken as a captive aboard his flagship, Silence. Given as a gift to Cersei, Tyene is chained with her mother in a dungeon. Cersei uses a version of the poison on Tyene and leaves her chained in front of her mother so that Ellaria can watch her daughter not just die but decompose.
Nymeria Sand (seasons 5–7) portrayed by Jessica Henwick.

Jessica Henwick
Nym Sand is the second eldest of Prince Oberyn's bastard daughters. Her mother was an Eastern noblewoman who brought Nym up to be cultured, graceful and deadly with a whip. She assists Ellaria Sand in her plot to assassinate Myrcella Baratheon as revenge against Cersei Lannister, whose actions led to Oberyn's death. Though she is briefly imprisoned by her uncle Doran for her treachery, Ellaria murders Myrcella, and Nym joins her in her coup by ambushing and murdering Trystane Martell. She is later present when Ellaria meets with Olenna Tyrell to discuss an alliance with Daenerys Targaryen, where she is silenced by Olenna. In Season 7, Nymeria accompanies Ellaria, Yara and Theon Greyjoy, and her sisters on the journey to Sunspear from Dragonstone. After they are ambushed by Euron Greyjoy and his fleet, both Nymeria and Obara confront Euron while Tyene protects Ellaria. After the Lord Reaper of the Iron Islands kills Obara, an enraged Nymeria attacks him with her whip, only to be choked to death and then hung from the prow of the ship with her weapon, next to her sister.
Obara Sand (seasons 5–7) portrayed by Keisha Castle-Hughes.

Keisha Castle-Hughes
A fearsome warrior, Obara Sand is the eldest bastard daughter of Prince Oberyn Martell. Her mother was a Dornish peasant girl who caught the eye of the Prince. She assists Ellaria Sand in her plot to kill Myrcella Baratheon as revenge against Cersei Lannister, whose actions led to Oberyn's death. Though she is briefly imprisoned by her uncle Doran for her treachery, Ellaria kills Myrcella, and Obara joins her in her coup by personally murdering Trystane Martell, her own cousin. She is later present when Ellaria meets with Olenna Tyrell to discuss an alliance with Daenerys Targaryen, where she is silenced by Olenna. In Season 7, Obaara accompanies Ellaria, Yara and Theon Greyjoy, and her sisters on the journey to Sunspear from Dragonstone. After they are ambushed by Euron Greyjoy and his fleet, both Nymeria and Obara confront Euron while Tyene protects Ellaria. Ultimately, Euron proves to be a more skillful fighter and ultimately stabs her in the stomach with her own spear. She is impaled at the front of the ship with her spear, next to her hanging sister, Nymeria.
Trystane Martell (seasons 5–6) portrayed by Toby Sebastian.

Toby Sebastian
Trystane Martell is Prince Doran's son and heir to Dorne. His father betrothed him to Myrcella Baratheon as part of the alliance offered by Tyrion Lannister, then acting as Hand of the King. He and Myrcella later grow to love each other and Trystane offers to ask his father if they can marry immediately. He is struck by Bronn when he and Jaime Lannister arrive to take Myrcella back, but Trystane later shows Bronn mercy and decides not to have him mutilated, satisfied with having Areo Hotah strike him in a similar manner instead. Doran allows Trystane to accompany Myrcella back to King's Landing to take his uncle Oberyn's place on the Small Council, but Trystane's life is put in danger when Ellaria Sand secretly poisons Myrcella just as their boat leaves Dorne. Though Jaime prepares to send him back to Dorne unharmed, Trystane refuses to leave, insisting on being present for Myrcella's funeral, so Jaime instructs him to stay on the boat for his own safety. However, as he is painting funeral stones for Myrcella, he is ambushed and killed by Obara and Nymeria Sand, his own cousins, sent by Ellaria Sand to kill him as part of her coup, though most believe his death was Cersei's doing.
Doran Martell (seasons 5–6) portrayed by Alexander Siddig.

Alexander Siddig
Doran Martell is the ruling lord of Dorne and older brother to the late Prince Oberyn Martell. Unlike his brother, Doran is even-tempered and deliberate. In season 4, he is invited to the wedding of Joffrey Baratheon and Margaery Tyrell, but due to suffering from gout, he is unable to attend and sends Oberyn in his stead. After Oberyn is slain by Gregor Clegane, Doran grieves but takes no action, claiming that Oberyn suffered a self-imposed death in a trial by combat, a legal act, and coldly rebutts Ellaria's proposal to harm Myrcella Baratheon to exact revenge on the Lannisters. However, after a skirmish in which Jaime Lannister and Bronn fight with the Sand Snakes over possession of Myrcella, Doran orders all locked up, including Ellaria. He later grants Jaime an audience and agrees to allow Myrcella to return to King's Landing along with his son, Trystane Martell, Myrcella's betrothed, while threatening Ellaria and the Sand Snakes with severe consequences should they defy him again. However, Ellaria later secretly poisons Myrcella despite Doran's warning. In the sixth season, Doran finds out about Myrcella's assassination, but he is immediately killed by Ellaria, while his men stand and watch as he dies.
Areo Hotah (seasons 5–6) portrayed by DeObia Oparei. Areo Hotah is the long-serving captain of Doran Martell's palace guard, renowned for his loyalty and his longaxe. He arrests Jaime Lannister, Bronn, Ellaria Sand and the Sand Snakes following their battle over Myrcella Baratheon, but releases them all on Doran's request. As retribution for striking Trystane Martell, Areo strikes Bronn across the face. In the sixth season, after Doran finds out about Myrcella's death at Ellaria's hands, he is stabbed and poisoned by Tyene Sand, and dies immediately.
Oberyn Martell (season 4)^[3] portrayed by Pedro Pascal.

Pedro Pascal
Prince of Dorne, known as the Red Viper. He is the hot-headed younger brother of Doran Martell, Prince of Dorne and Lord of Sunspear. A renowned warrior and traveler, Oberyn has eight bastard daughters, called the Sand Snakes. His sister, Elia Targaryen, was raped and killed during the Sack of King's Landing by Ser Gregor Clegane. In season 4, Oberyn arrives in King's Landing with his paramour, Ellaria Sand, to attend Joffrey's wedding in his brother's stead, and his meeting with Tyrion makes it clear that he has actually come to take revenge against the Lannisters for their role in the deaths of his sister, nephew and niece. At the wedding, Joffrey dies after being poisoned, and Tywin initially suspects Oberyn of having a hand in the murder since Oberyn has a past with poison chemistry, while Oberyn denies involvement and accuses Tywin of ordering Gregor Clegane to rape and murder Elia. The two reach a settlement when Tywin promises Oberyn a meeting with Clegane in exchange for Oberyn serving as one of the three judges at Tyrion's trial. At the trial, Oberyn implies that he is not convinced of Tyrion's guilt, and openly questions Cersei's testimony and asks Shae why Tyrion would tell her about all of his plans to murder Joffrey if he was the perpetrator. When Tyrion demands a trial by combat and Gregor Clegane is chosen as Cersei's champion, Oberyn volunteers to fight for Tyrion, proclaiming that he will exact his vengeance, starting with Ser Gregor. Martell valiantly fights Clegane, his superior speed making up for Clegane's size, and manages to wound him in the shoulder and the leg, flooring him. Refusing to kill him immediately, Oberyn furiously demands that Clegane admit to raping and killing Elia and her children, and that the order came from Tywin himself. Distracted for a moment, Oberyn is floored by Clegane, who – in a manner self-admittedly paraphrasing the murder of Elia – knocks out his teeth, straddles him and slowly gouges out his eyes, admitting to the rape and murder of Elia before crushing his skull. Tyrion is subsequently sentenced to death, but Oberyn's objective of vengeance was not in vain, since his spear is revealed to have been laced with the deadly venom of the manticore, which is slowly killing Clegane. Oberyn's death, however, throws House Martell into chaos, since Ellaria is driven insane to the point that she kills Myrcella Baratheon, Doran Martell and Trystane Martell (Oberyn's own brother and nephew, respectively) to get revenge against the Lannisters.

House Stark

Robett Glover (seasons 6–7) portrayed by Tim McInnerny.

Tim McInnerny
Robett is the brother of Galbart Glover, the Master of Deepwood Motte. He succeeded him after Galbart's death in the War of the Five Kings. House Glover were bannermen of House Stark but this changed after the Boltons helped him take Deepwood Motte back from the Ironborn who had captured it. He refuses Jon and Sansa's request for aid against the Boltons, citing his brother's death fighting for Robb, the fact that Robb marching to war in the south provided an opportunity for the Ironborn to capture his castle, in the process killing his subjects and imprisoning his family, and finally the fact that Jon's army is composed primarily of Wildings, who the Northern houses have been fighting for generations. However, after Jon Snow and Sansa Stark successfully recapture Winterfell from the Boltons, with help from Littlefinger and the Knights of the Vale, House Glover becomes sworn to House Stark once more, with Lord Glover apologizing for his previous refusal of aid and crowning Jon the King in the North. Despite this, when Jon Snow swears fealty to Daenerys Targaryen, Lord Glover and his men return to Deepwood Motte and do not aid House Stark during the Battle of Winterfell.
Meera Reed (seasons 3–4, 6–7) portrayed by Ellie Kendrick.^[2]

Ellie Kendrick
Jojen's elder sister and daughter of Lord Howland Reed, Eddard Stark's old friend from Robert's Rebellion. In season 3 Meera and her brother join Bran in his journey to the Wall and beyond in order to help him to find the Three-Eyed Raven. In season 4, they stumble across Craster's Keep and are captured by the Night's Watch mutineers led by Karl. Meera is almost raped by Karl, but is saved when Bran reveals his identity in order to protect her. Karl later tries again to rape her, but an attack by Night's Watch rangers saves her, and they manage to escape during the fray. They eventually reach the Three-Eyed Raven in a cave, but are attacked by reanimated skeletons outside it. Jojen is fatally stabbed, and Meera performs a mercy killing on him. In season 6, she continues to mourn for Jojen. After the cave is attacked by White Walkers, she pulls Bran to safety until the wights catch up. They are rescued by Bran's uncle, Benjen Stark, who ultimately takes them back to the Wall. When she leaves Bran to go back south to her home, she is devastated that he gives no acknowledgement of her sacrifices or her brother's.
Lyanna Mormont (seasons 6–8) portrayed by Bella Ramsey.

Bella Ramsey
Lyanna Mormont is the fierce and outspoken, 10-year-old head of House Mormont of Bear Island. She is the niece of Lord Commander Jeor Mormont of the Night's Watch and cousin of Ser Jorah Mormont. In the fifth season, she refuses Stannis Baratheon's request to aid him in his campaign to overthrow the Boltons and rally the North to help him retake the Iron Throne, asserting her loyalty to House Stark. In the sixth season, she is approached by Jon Snow, Sansa Stark and Davos Seaworth for help in retaking Winterfell from Ramsay Bolton. Though Lyanna is ready to refuse, citing Jon as a bastard and Sansa as a Lannister/Bolton wife, she is persuaded to offer help when Davos informs her of the coming battle against the Night King. She accompanies the Mormont forces and witnesses the subsequent battle between Jon and Ramsay's armies. After the castle is retaken, Lyanna admonishes Wyman Manderly and Robett Glover for refusing Jon's calls for help, and is the first to proclaim Jon the new King in the North. As Jon and the Northern Lords plan for the coming war she insists that girls as well as boys should be taught military skills. She dies heroically in the Battle of Winterfell, sacrificing herself to singlehandedly slay an undead ice giant.
Maester Wolkan (season 6–8) portrayed by Richard Rycroft.

Richard Rycroft
A member of the Order of Masters who is in service to House Bolton at Winterfell. He witnesses Ramsay kill Roose and reluctantly summons Walda and the baby for Ramsay to murder as well. After the Boltons' defeat, he serves the Starks. He unwillingly helps Petyr Baelish cause friction between Sansa and Arya Stark. He builds a wheelchair for Bran.
Lyanna Stark (seasons 6–7) portrayed by Cordelia Hill as a child, and by Aisling Franciosi as an adult.

Aisling Franciosi
Lyanna is the sister of Ned Stark, she was promised to wed Robert Baratheon, but she was supposedly kidnapped and raped by Rhaegar Targaryen. During the tourney at Harrenhal, Rhaegar rode past his wife, Elia Martell, and placed a crown of winter roses in Lyanna's lap. Lyanna in fact loved Rhaegar, and was married to him in secret. At the Tower of Joy, Lyanna is being protected by several members of the Kingsguard when Ned arrives to try to find her. Defeating Ser Arthur Dayne of the Kingsguard, Ned enters the Tower of Joy where he finds Lyanna in a bed of blood, but still alive. Lyanna asks Ned to promise to protect her son, who is revealed to be Jon Snow, and prevent Robert from killing him by hiding his Targaryen lineage.
Rickon Stark (seasons 1–3, 6) portrayed by Art Parkinson. Rickon Stark is Lord Eddard & Lady Catelyn's youngest child, naturally aggressive and strong-willed. His black dire wolf Shaggydog shares these qualities also. When Theon Greyjoy captures Winterfell in Season 2, Rickon hides in the crypts. After Winterfell is sacked and burned, he, Bran, Hodor, the Wildling woman Osha and the direwolves travel through the North. In Season 3 before they reach the Wall, Rickon, his direwolf and Osha split up from the rest of the group heading to Last Hearth, the seathouse of the Umbers. In Season 6, Rickon and Osha are betrayed by the Umbers to the Boltons following Greatjon Umber's death, and become hostages of Ramsay Bolton. At the beginning of a grand showdown between the Boltons and the Northern rebels led by Jon Snow, Rickon is released by Ramsay and told to run towards Jon, unaware that it is merely a trap to lure Jon into the open. Just before he can reach Jon, Rickon is shot and killed by Ramsay. Following Ramsay's defeat, Jon orders Rickon's body buried in the Winterfell crypt.
Hodor (seasons 1–4, 6) portrayed by Kristian Nairn.

Kristian Nairn
Hodor is a huge, physically strong and intellectually disabled stablehand at Winterfell who can only say the word "Hodor". He hides in the crypts along with Osha, Bran and Rickon, faking their escape out of the castle. They eventually leave the crypts only to find the castle destroyed. After speaking to the dying Maester Luwin, it is decided that they must go to the Wall. In Season 3 Bran decides to go beyond the Wall to find the Three-Eyed Raven and Hodor helps him alongside with Meera and Jojen Reed after the departure of Rickon and Osha. In season 4, they stumble across Craster's Keep, where they are captured by the Night's Watch mutineers led by Karl. Hodor is chained to a post and abused by some mutineers, who poke him with spears and eventually stab him in the leg to stop him intervening on Bran's behalf. Hodor is later chained in a hut with the other prisoners, and when Bran is abducted by Locke, Bran wargs into Hodor and uses him to kill Locke by snapping his neck. Hodor frees the others and they escape, eventually reaching the Three-Eyed Raven in his cave. During Season 6, Bran learns through visions of the past that, as a boy, Hodor was named Wyllis and possessed normal abilities of speech. When the cave is overrun by White Walkers and wights while Bran is viewing the past, Bran simultaneously wargs into Hodor to induce him to carry Bran to safety. Once they exit through a passageway, Meera orders Hodor to "hold the door" against the wights; in the past, Wyllis collapses and repeats this phrase until it slurs into "Hodor". In the present, Hodor is killed as the wights eventually tear through the door, but Meera escapes with Bran. Hodor only ever says one word: "Hodor". However, according to Kristian Nairn's interview to Vulture,^[4] he has developed 70 ways to say it.^[5]
Osha (seasons 1–3, 6) portrayed by Natalia Tena.

Natalia Tena
Osha is a Wildling woman captured by Robb and held captive at Winterfell. Osha works in the kitchens, often giving Bran advice when she bathes in the godswood. After Winterfell is taken by the turncloak Theon Greyjoy, Osha bends the knee to Theon. After the Sack of Winterfell, Osha helps Bran and Rickon escape, along with their direwolves and Hodor. She gives a mercy kill to wounded Maester Luwin. Later, she and her companions travel to the Wall to seek help. In Season 3 before they reach the Wall, Osha, Rickon and his direwolf split up from the rest of the group heading to Last Hearth, the seathouse of the Umbers. In Season 6, they are betrayed by the Umbers to the Boltons after Greatjon Umber dies, and become hostages of Ramsay Bolton. Osha later attempts to kill Ramsay, but is instead killed herself.
Jojen Reed (seasons 3–4) portrayed by Thomas Brodie-Sangster.^[2]

Thomas Sangster
A boy with special insights and son of Lord Howland Reed, Eddard Stark's old friend from Robert's Rebellion. In season 3 Jojen and his sister join Bran in his journey to the Wall and beyond in order to help him to find the Three-Eyed Raven. In season 4, they stumble across Craster's Keep and are captured by the Night's Watch mutineers led by Karl, during which time Jojen suffers from a seizure. Jojen and the others are freed when Bran wargs into Hodor and has him kill Locke and cut them all loose, but Jojen stops Bran from reuniting with his brother, Jon Snow, since he knows Jon would try and stop their journey. Once they reach their destination, however, they are attacked by reanimated skeletons, and Jojen is stabbed in the ensuing fight. Meera finishes him out of mercy.
Rickard Karstark (seasons 1–3) portrayed by Steven Blount in season 1, and by John Stahl from season 2 onwards. Rickard Karstark is a Bannerman of the North, Lord of Karhold and he is a chief member of Robb Stark's war council. The Karstarks are distant cousins of the Starks of Winterfell. Karstark's sons Harrion and Torrhen was killed by Jaime Lannister and Karstark vows retribution. He is enraged when Catelyn Stark decides to free Jaime in an attempt to secure the safety of her daughters. When Karstark discovers that Edmure Tully has defeated the Lannisters in battle near Riverrun and taken two of his young relatives hostage, Karstark orders his men to kill them. Karstark is subsequently sentenced to death by Robb, and he cryptically warns Robb that his actions will eventually lead to his own demise, just before he is executed.
Maester Luwin (seasons 1–2) portrayed by Donald Sumpter.

Donald Sumpter
Luwin, Maester of Winterfell, is a chief advisor to Lord Stark. He is one of the few Maesters to have studied magic and the occult. With Robb Stark's departure, the day-to-day rule of the North falls to Ser Rodrik Cassel and Maester Luwin, acting with Bran's voice. After Winterfell is taken by Theon, Luwin must advise him because of his valour to serve to the ruler of Winterfell. When Ramsay Snow launches an attack on Winterfell to drive the Ironborn away, Luwin advises Theon to flee to the Wall and join the Night's Watch, where his crimes will be pardoned, but Theon instead rallies his few remaining men to face Ramsay, and betrayed by his own men. Luwin, in an attempt to save Theon, is stabbed by Dagmer. Bran Stark and his party emerge from hiding to find Winterfell sacked by Ramsay and his men and Luwin dying in the Godswood, where he declares his loyalty and love for the Starks before having Osha perform a mercy killing on him, out of sight of Bran and Rickon.
Rodrik Cassel (seasons 1–2) portrayed by Ron Donachie.

Ron Donachie
Ser Rodrik Cassel is the Master-at-Arms at Winterfell. After the discovery of the origin of the knife from the attempted assassination of Bran Stark, he accompanies Lady Catelyn Tully to King's Landing. Later Lady Catelyn decides to join Robb at Moat Cailin, and names Ser Rodrik castellan of Winterfell. When the Ironmen attack Torrhen's Square, Ser Rodrik gathers a force to expel them, including most of the Winterfell garrison. The Ironborn under Theon Greyjoy then attack and take Winterfell, and Ser Rodrik is captured while defending himself. Ser Rodrik refuses to swear allegiance to Theon, and spits in his face. Theon orders him thrown into the dungeons, but Dagmer insists that Theon execute him in order to gain respect. Theon executes Ser Rodrik himself, but it takes several blows of the sword to behead him and only gains more contempt and hatred from the Northerners.
Jory Cassel (season 1) portrayed by Jamie Sives. Jory Cassel was Captain of the Guard at Winterfell and the nephew of Ser Rodrik. Killed by Jaime Lannister during a fight between Jaime's men and Eddard Stark over Tyrion Lannister's abduction by Eddard's wife.
Septa Mordane (season 1) portrayed by Susan Brown. Septa Mordane was a priestess of the Faith of the Seven Gods (of which Catelyn Stark is an observer) and governess to the young ladies of Winterfell. She was killed by the Lannisters after Eddard Stark's failed attempt to arrest King Joffrey and Queen Regent Cersei.
Old Nan (season 1) portrayed by Margaret John. Old Nan was an old serving woman at Winterfell who tells the Stark children stories from beyond the Wall. She is the great-grandmother of Hodor. Margaret John died before the filming of Season 2 and the writers decided that Old Nan died between seasons instead of recasting the role.
Jon Umber (season 1) portrayed by Clive Mantle.

Clive Mantle
Called "the Greatjon", Lord Umber is the Lord of Last Hearth and a Bannerman of the North. In Season 1 he joins Robb Stark in the war and is the first one calling him The King in the North. In Season 3, the North loses the war after the death of King Robb, but his youngest brother Rickon heads to the seat of House Umber to seek refuge. In between the third and sixth seasons, Rickon and Osha arrive at Last Hearth, but at some point, Greatjon dies under unknown circumstances and his lands pass to his son, Smalljon Umber, who betrays Rickon and Osha to Ramsay Snow.

House Targaryen

Barristan Selmy (seasons 1, 3–5) portrayed by Ian McElhinney.

Ian McElhinney
Ser Barristan Selmy is the Lord Commander of the Kingsguard and a member of the Small Council. Known as "Barristan the Bold", he is considered one of the most famous knights of the Seven Kingdoms. Ned has a tremendous respect for Barristan as he remained loyal to protect the Mad King, Aerys II. He sustained injuries at the Trident which prevented Selmy from taking place in the final battles of the war which ultimately led to his survival and pardon. When Ned attempts to arrest Cersei and Joffrey, he informs Ser Barristan of Robert's will and tells his men not to harm him. After Joffrey becomes King and has Ned arrested, Cersei and Joffrey force Ser Barristan into retirement despite the Kingsguard being meant to serve for life, and much to his anger, his position of Commander is to be given to Jaime. His honor insulted, Ser Barristan refuses their offer of a castle and servants in recognition of his service and leaves King's Landing. Ser Barristan returns in season 3 where he offers his service to Daenerys as a member of her Queensguard to redeem himself for failing her family. He and Ser Jorah Mormont tend to conflict over what actions Daenerys should use with the former preferring honorable choices while the latter preferring pragmatic choices. Barristan later discovers that Jorah's original purpose was to spy on Daenerys for Robert and Lord Varys, and informs Daenerys, fearing for her safety and leading her to exile Jorah from Meereen on threat of execution. When a resistance movement, the Sons of the Harpy, openly hostile to Daenerys's conquest and politics, arise, Barristan advises the Queen to remain just with her enemies and tells of her own father's crimes and cruel attitude which led to his downfall. He eventually sustains mortal injuries in a fight with a group of Sons of the Harpy alongside Grey Worm even though he managed to slay most of them with prowess. He is mourned by Daenerys as she considered him a loyal friend and his death causes her to retaliate on the Great Masters.
Hizdahr zo Loraq (seasons 4–5) portrayed by Joel Fry.

Joel Fry
Hizdahr is a slave-trader from the city of Meereen, on the coast of Slaver's Bay, and a scion of the House of Loraq, an ancient and proud line of slavers. He claims to Daenerys Targaryen that his father, who Daenerys ordered crucified, was actually against the crucifixion of children, and requests permission to give his father a proper funeral, which she accepts. Daenerys later has Hizdahr sent to Yunkai along with Daario Naharis as her ambassador to persuade the wise masters there to submit to her rule. In season 5, he returns with Daario claiming to have succeeded, although the masters want Daenerys to reopen the fighting pits in return, which she refuses, though she grants him a position on her Small Council. After Barristan Selmy is killed and Grey Worm seriously injured in an attack by the Sons of the Harpy, Daenerys agrees to reopen the pits and marry Hizdahr to bring about peace, though Daario insinuates that Hizdahr is working with the Sons of the Harpy. On the opening day of the Great Games, however, the Sons of the Harpy attack again and Hizdahr is killed, revealing that he was loyal to Daenerys the entire time.
Mossador (seasons 4–5) portrayed by Reece Noi. Mossador is a former slave who joined the rebellion against the masters of Meereen. In season 5, after the Sons of the Harpy rise and kill and Unsullied, Mossador advocates hunting them down and killing them without mercy, arguing that Meereen is not like Westeros and the only language the Meereenese understand is blood and violence. He is executed by Daario Naharis after murdering a captive Son without Daenerys's consent.
Kovarro (season 2) portrayed by Steven Cole. Kovarro is a Dothraki Bloodrider sworn to Daenerys Targaryen. His character does not appear in the books because Kovarro is created for the TV series. He finds Qarth and leads Daenerys there, following the betrayal of Pyat Pree he goes into hiding alongside Jorah Mormont and Daenerys until Daenerys reclaims her dragons. The only thing that interests him in Qarth is stealing all the gold and jewels from Xaro Xoan Daxos.
Doreah (seasons 1–2) portrayed by Roxanne McKee.

Roxanne McKee
Doreah is a slave bought in order to school Daenerys in the art of love. She was sold to a brothel when she was nine, by her mother. She is bought by Viserys Targaryen and is shown to pleasure him as he tells her stories about the dragons of Westeros. In Season 2 after arriving in Qarth, Doreah is convinced by Xaro Xoan Daxos that Daenerys wouldn't leave the city and she steals Daenerys dragons and becomes Xaro's lover. After revealing the plans of Xaro, Daenerys locks him and Doreah alive in a vault.
Irri (seasons 1–2) portrayed by Amrita Acharya. Irri is a slave, bought in order to school Daenerys in Dothraki riding. She's in love with Rakharo and is deeply distressed by his death and the desecration of his corpse. She and Doreah are shown to be at odds, due to Irri valuing tradition and mythical beliefs of the Dothraki over Doreah's foreign ideals. In Season 2 she is killed in Qarth during the stealing of the dragons. In a deleted scene it is shown she is strangled to death by Doreah.
Rakharo (seasons 1–2) portrayed by Elyes Gabel.

Elyes Gabel
Rakharo is a young Bloodrider, favored by, and sworn to Khal Drogo and later Daenerys Targaryen. Deep into the Red Waste while facing starvation Daenerys sends Rakharo, Aggo, and Kovarro to scout in three different directions, using the last remaining horses. Later Rakharo's horse comes back with his head. It is assumed that Rakharo is killed by some other Khal. Irri fears that without his head, Rakharo's soul will become lost and will not find its way to the Night Lands.
Rhaegar Targaryen (season 7) portrayed by Wilf Scolding. Prince Rhaegar Targaryen was the eldest son and heir of King Aerys II Targaryen, and was the Prince of Dragonstone. He was the elder brother of Viserys and Daenerys Targaryen, and the husband of Elia Martell, a distant cousin with whom he had two children, Rhaenys and Aegon Targaryen. However, he annulled his marriage to Elia, and he secretly married Lyanna Stark with whom he has a child, Jon Snow. The parentage of Jon is kept a secret, and he is raised by Lyanna's brother, Eddard Stark as his bastard to protect him from the enemies of House Targaryen. Rhaegar was the assumed instigator of Robert's Rebellion after allegedly kidnapping Lyanna, Lord Robert Baratheon's betrothed.^[6]

House Tully

Edmure Tully (seasons 3, 6, 8) portrayed by Tobias Menzies.^[2]

Tobias Menzies
Catelyn and Lysa's younger brother and the Lord of Riverrun after their father Hoster dies during Season 3. A brash but good-hearted man, Edmure is not a good tactician but a skilled politician. To restore the alliance with Walder Frey, and to make amends with Robb Stark for unwittingly curtailing his plan to draw Tywin Lannister into battle, Edmure is promised to one of Frey's daughters, Roslin. Edmure and Roslin are wed and carried off for a "bedding ceremony", after which the Freys slaughter the Stark family in the "Red Wedding". He becomes a prisoner of the Freys after the death of his sister Catelyn and nephew Robb. When his uncle Brynden retakes Riverrun from the Freys, Edmure is used as a hostage to coerce Brynden into surrendering, but he refuses, while the Freys also refuse to kill Edmure. Jaime Lannister later meets with Edmure and falsely threatens his wife and baby child with death if he does not persuade Brynden to stand down. He is subsequently released and allowed into Riverrun, where he gives the order to surrender. The Lannisters and Freys retake the castle and Edmure is taken captive once more to ensure the Tullys' loyalty. He reappears in the series finale alongside the other lords and ladies of Westeros as they decide on their new king.
Brynden Tully (seasons 3, 6) portrayed by Clive Russell.^[2]

Clive Russell
Commonly known as "the Blackfish", Ser Brynden is the uncle of Catelyn, Lysa, and Edmure, and a seasoned war veteran. He returns to Riverrun during season 3 before his older brother's death to make amends. He serves as both an adviser and confidant for both his niece Catelyn and grandnephew King Robb Stark. At Edmure's wedding to Roslin Frey at the Twins, Brynden excuses himself from the feast to "find a tree to piss on", and by so doing narrowly escapes the ensuing Red Wedding massacre when the Freys and Boltons betray the Starks. Lord Frey is visibly untouched by the man's absence, while Roose Bolton appears disturbed, aware that Brynden is capable of holding Riverrun (which has been granted to Lord Frey as payment) against the Iron Throne even with its technical lord, Edmure, in captivity. Brynden indeed retakes Riverrun from the Freys and holds it in Robb's name, refusing to surrender even when Edmure's life is threatened. The castle eventually falls when Edmure is allowed inside and gives the order to stand down. Brynden, however, refuses to surrender and chooses to fight to the death. He is later reported dead.
Roslin Frey (season 3) portrayed by Alexandra Dowling. Roslin Tully (née Frey) is Lord Walder Frey's daughter and considered the most beautiful one. She was previously the intended bride for Robb Stark, who was unaware of her beauty and went on to marry Talisa Maegyr instead. She is married to Lord Edmure Tully as compensation at what becomes known as the Red Wedding. In the sixth season, it is mentioned that Roslin has given birth to Edmure's child.

House Tyrell

Olenna Tyrell (seasons 3–7) portrayed by Diana Rigg.^[2]

Diana Rigg
Lady Olenna, better known as "the Queen of Thorns", is the sharp-witted grandmother of Loras and Margaery. Considered Tywin Lannister's female counterpart, Olenna is a matriarch and the real power behind House Tyrell. She has very progressive views where she feels women should be more involved in politics and is accepting of Loras' homosexuality where the people of Reach have no problems with it. After asking Sansa directly what Joffrey is like, and believing Sansa that Joffrey is an abusive "monster", Olenna decides to protect both Margaery and Sansa. To prevent the other nobles from using her as heir of the North, Olenna secretly plots to have Sansa marry Loras. But her plan is foiled by Loras himself, who accidentally reveals it to Littlefinger's male spy in the brothel, who reports to Tywin Lannister. Tywin forces Sansa marry his son Tyrion and, to secure the Reach, orders Cersei to marry Loras. Lady Olenna is at first against Loras marrying Cersei because she says Cersei is too old, and because of the scandal of Cersei's incestuous affair with her twin brother, Jaime. Tywin threatens to make Loras join the celibate Kingsguard, which would make Joffrey and Margaery's children the heirs of the Reach. Olenna admits defeat and praises Tywin for outwitting her. In season 4, Olenna conspires with Petyr Baelish to have Joffrey poisoned, to protect Margaery from Joffrey's beastly nature, and advises Margaery to become acquainted with her new match, Tommen Baratheon, Joffrey's malleable, much younger brother and heir. She returns to Highgarden shortly afterwards. When Loras is arrested by the recently reinstated Faith Militant for his homosexuality, Margaery writes to her grandmother who returns to the capital in order to protect her grandchildren from Cersei's schemes. But, mistakenly believing Loras's arrest was simply meant to humiliate House Tyrell, she helplessly assists Olyvar's testimony which incriminates her grandson, as well as to Margaery's incarceration for perjuring herself in front of the gods (in an effort to protect her brother). Olenna later confronts the High Sparrow without results and has a secret meeting with Littlefinger who, blackmailed by Olenna for his part in Joffrey's death, and in order to placate his role in her grandchildren's imprisonment in providing Olyvar to Cersei, gives valuable information about Lancel and Cersei's adulterous relationship. This results in the arrest of Cersei by the Faith Militant. In the sixth season, Olenna takes steps to free Margaery from the High Sparrow and retake power from the Faith Militant, but the plan is thwarted when Tommen forges an alliance with the Faith and becomes the High Sparrow's new puppet. Margaery feigns loyalty to the Faith and manages to instruct Olenna to leave the city when the High Sparrow threatens her life. After hearing of the Great Sept of Baelor's destruction, which killed Mace, Loras and Margaery, Olenna vows revenge. She accepts an invitation to Dorne by Ellaria Sand, who reveals that she has followed Yara Greyjoy in declaring for Daenerys Targaryen. Seeking vengeance against Cersei for her slain family, Olenna pledges the Tyrell forces to Daenerys as well. When the Lannisters, supported by the turncoat Tarly forces formerly loyal to the Tyrells, attack Highgarden, they win with ease. Jaime Lannister finds Olenna in her tower, ready to be taken captive or killed. Jaime tells Olenna that Cersei had dreamed up horrible deaths for her but that he had persuaded his sister to let him offer Olenna poison instead. After drinking the poison Olenna confesses proudly to Joffrey's murder.
Mace Tyrell (seasons 4–6) portrayed by Roger Ashton-Griffiths,

Roger Ashton-Griffiths
is the Lord of Highgarden, Defender of the Marches, High Marshal of the Reach, and Warden of the South, he is the buffoonish father of Loras and Margaery, and Lady Olenna's son. Lady Olenna has a low opinion of Mace, whom she calls "Lord Oaf". Originally Hand of the King to Renly Baratheon before the latter's death during the War of the Five Kings, Mace agrees to a Lannister-Tyrell alliance as proposed by Petyr Baelish. He is named Master of Ships on Joffrey's Small Council, and attends Joffrey and Margaery's wedding. After Joffrey's death, Mace serves as one of the judges at the trial of his accused murderer, Tyrion Lannister. He is later present at Tywin Lannister's funeral and at Tommen and Margaery's wedding, and, in spite of offering himself as Hand of the King to Tommen, he is instead named Master of Coin by Cersei who, in the aim of keeping him away from the capital while she schemes against his daughter, sends him to renegotiate the royal debt with the Iron Bank of Braavos. He later arrives in Braavos, and is unsuccessful in his attempt to win over Tycho Nestoris, who is unimpressed with his buffoonish ways. In the sixth season, he returns to King's Landing with the Tyrell army to free Margaery from the Faith Militant alongside Jaime Lannister, but is foiled when Tommen forges an alliance with the High Sparrow. He is later killed in the destruction of the Great Sept of Baelor after being horrified, but unable to protect his son as he was mutilated by the Faith Militant.
Loras Tyrell (seasons 1–6) portrayed by Finn Jones.

Finn Jones
Ser Loras Tyrell, known as the "Knight of Flowers", is a highly skilled knight and jouster. Known across Westeros for his beauty, he is Renly Baratheon's former squire and secretly his lover. He is widely known throughout Westeros for defeating Jaime Lannister in a jousting match. In Season 1, he charms Sansa Stark before his jousting match with Ser Gregor Clegane, but even though he wins, Clegane attacks him in a blind rage and he is only saved by Clegane's brother, Sandor, who Loras names as the champion in gratitude. In private, while shaving Renly, Loras makes it clear that he disapproves of both Joffrey and Stannis as Robert's closest heirs, and tells Renly that he would make a great king. In Season 2 when Renly makes his claim for the Iron Throne, Loras and the rest of House Tyrell back his claim and cement their support by marrying Loras's sister Margaery to Renly. Loras and Renly remain inseparable even after Renly's wedding. After Renly's assassination, Loras goes berserk and vows vengeance against Stannis, but secretly blames himself for having pushed Renly to make his claim even though he was lawfully behind Stannis. When the Tyrells join the Lannister cause against Stannis, Loras fights wearing Renly's armor in honour of the fallen king at the Battle of the Blackwater. During season 3, his family plots to have him marry Sansa for Sansa and his family's benefit. However, he accidentally reveals this plot to his new lover and squire, Olyvar, who is actually a spy for Lord Baelish. Tywin stops the Tyrell plot by having Sansa marry his son Tyrion and engages Loras to his daughter Cersei. In season 4, at Joffrey and Margaery's wedding, Loras exchanges banter with Jaime, who warns Loras that if he marries Cersei, she will likely kill him in his sleep, and that he will never marry her. Loras counters that Jaime will not marry Cersei either, implying that he knows of his incestuous relationship with Cersei. He is later present at Tyrion's trial for murdering Joffrey, though he is apparently unaware that his grandmother, Olenna Tyrell, is the true killer. In season 5, he attends Tywin's funeral and offers his condolences to Cersei. He continues his sexual relationship with Olyvar, flirtatiously suggesting that they should move to Dorne, where homosexuality is more tolerated, and expresses doubt that to Margaery that he is still obliged to marry Cersei with Tywin gone. He is later present at Tommen and Margaery's wedding and, during a training session, is suddenly arrested for his homosexuality by the recently reinstated Faith Militant. He denies all of the Faith's allegations against him, including his affair with Renly, during an inquest presided by the High Sparrow, but eventually loses his temper when Olyvar testifies against him, citing his birthmark "in the shape of Dorne" he has on his thigh as proof. This prompts the Faith to incarcerate both him and his sister, the latter for perjuring herself in front of the gods in an effort to protect him, and to open formal trials for them. In the sixth season, after being tortured for almost a year, Loras admits to his "crimes" on the day of his trial and joins the Faith Militant in order to survive and a seven-pointed star is carved on his forehead. Though he is accepted into their ranks, he is killed when the Great Sept of Baelor is destroyed by wildfire on Cersei's orders.
Randyll Tarly (seasons 6–7) portrayed by James Faulkner, is the Lord of Horn Hill and the head of House Tarly, a vassal family of House Tyrell of Highgarden. Randyll is the father of Samwell Tarly, and one of the greatest soldiers in Westeros. He has a humorless martinet, is severe and intimidating. He demands martial discipline in the field and in his home. He forces Sam to join the Night's Watch on threat of death. In the sixth season, he is not pleased when Sam returns to Horn Hill with Gilly and his supposed son with her, and enraged when he realizes Gilly is a wildling. Despite his hatred for the wildlings, Randyll agrees to let Gilly work in the kitchens and raise the baby as a bastard of House Tarly, on the condition that Sam never again set foot in Horn Hill when he leaves for Oldtown. Sam ultimately takes Gilly and the baby with him, and takes House Tarly's ancestral Valyrian steel sword, Heartsbane. In the seventh season Jaime Lannister persuades Lord Randyll to side with the Lannisters against the Tyrells. This goes well initially as the Tarlys help capture Highgarden, but when Daenerys ambushes the Tarly and Lannister forces they are soundly defeated. Daenerys demands that the Tarlys and their few surviving soldiers, now captives, bend the knee. Randyll refuses and is executed by dragonfire.
Melessa Tarly (season 6) portrayed by Samantha Spiro. Lady Melessa of House Florent is the wife Lord Randyll Tarly of Horn Hill and mother of Samwell Tarly of the Night's Watch. She is a sweet, plump, and adoring mother, and has a soft spot for Samwell. When Sam returns to Horn Hill with Gilly and her baby on the way to Oldtown, she greets him warmly, and becomes infuriated when Randyll insults Sam and Gilly during dinner.
Talla Tarly (season 6) portrayed by Rebecca Benson. Lady Talla is a kind, friendly and unpretentious woman, and is the sister of Samwell Tarly. She greets Sam warmly when he returns to Horn Hill with Gilly and her baby on his way to Oldtown.
Dickon Tarly (seasons 6–7) portrayed by Freddie Stroma in season 6, and by Tom Hopper in season 7.

Tom Hopper
Dickon is athletic, a good hunter, an excellent swordsman, manly, not particularly bright but the favorite child of his father, Lord Randyll. He is the younger brother of Samwell Tarly, but was pronounced heir when Samwell was sent to the Night's Watch. He greets Sam warmly when he returns to Horn Hill with Gilly and her baby on their way to Oldtown, but his dismissal of Sam's claims that he killed a White Walker is what leads Randyll to realize Gilly is a wildling. Dickon acquits himself well enough in his first real battle, but his second - against Daenerys, her Dothraki and her dragon - ends in defeat. Captured, he is urged by his father to bend the knee to Daenerys and save himself, but instead he stands with his father in refusing. He is executed by dragonfire.

People of Essos

Khal Drogo (seasons 1–2) portrayed by Jason Momoa.

Jason Momoa
Khal Drogo is a warlord of the Dothraki people. He is to marry Daenerys Targaryen, as arranged by her brother Viserys. He is undefeated in battle. Viserys Targaryen conspired with Magister Illyrio to marry Daenerys to Drogo in order to get his support in an invasion of Westeros. Though Daenerys was initially unhappy with the arrangement, Drogo proves to be a sensitive husband and lover despite his fearsome behavior with his men. After a failed poisoning attempt on Daenerys' life, he promises to invade Westeros to reclaim the Seven Kingdoms for the Targaryens, but Viserys's impertinence ultimately causes Drogo to kill him. Drogo maintains his promise for the benefit of his wife, but is wounded by an enemy khal before he could begin the invasion. The wound festers and Drogo becomes so sick that he is unable to ride his horse, a sign of weakness to the Dothraki. Most of his khalasar abandons him, but Daenerys unknowingly sacrifices their unborn child for a spell to revive him. The spell works, but leaves him a brain-dead husk of his former self. Daenerys smothers him out of pity, and the flames of his funeral pyre ultimately hatch her dragon eggs.
Tycho Nestoris (seasons 4–5, 7) portrayed by Mark Gatiss.

Mark Gatiss
Tycho Nestoris is a representative of the Iron Bank of Braavos. He initially refuses to loan Stannis Baratheon money to help him hire mercenaries, but Davos Seaworth changes his mind. In season 5, Tycho greets Mace Tyrell, who has been sent to renegotiate the royal debt. In season 7 he arrives in King's Landing to collect the debt, expecting to be met with a default. He is impressed when Cersei, newly enriched by the captured Tyrell treasury, pays the debt in full and he agrees to Cersei's request for further funding.
Izembaro (season 6) portrayed by Richard E. Grant.

Richard E. Grant
Izembaro is the manager of a Braavosi troupe of actors, in which he also acts. He portrays King Robert Baratheon and Lord Tywin Lannister in the production of The Bloody Hand. He is outwardly dismissive to his actors, and witnesses Arya Stark foil an assassination attempt on one of his actresses, Lady Crane. He subsequently kicks Bianca, the actress who ordered Crane's death, out of the troupe.
Lady Crane (season 6) portrayed by Essie Davis. Lady Crane is the leading actress in Izembaro's Braavosi theater troupe. She portrays Queen Cersei Lannister in the production of The Bloody Hand. She becomes a target of the Faceless Men on the request of her jealous co-star, Bianca. She is almost killed by Arya Stark, who poisons her rum but briefly speaks with her, realizing she is an innocent women who is a mere victim of someone else's selfishness, and thwarts the assassination, warning her about Bianca. Crane subsequently mutilates Bianca's face and has her expelled from the troupe. Shortly after, she finds Arya severely wounded as retribution for the assassination and cares for her, but is herself killed by the Waif, who was sent to kill Arya.
The Waif (seasons 5–6) portrayed by Faye Marsay. The Waif is a sadistic young woman who lives in the House of Black and White, a temple to the Many-faced God, in Braavos. She participates in Arya's training but repeatedly deems her unfit to become a Faceless Man (assassin). After Arya is struck blind for her unsanctioned killing of Ser Meryn Trant, the Waif repeatedly beats and abuses Arya, though Arya learns how to fight without her eyesight and her vision is soon returned to her. When Arya refuses to kill an innocent target, Lady Crane, the Waif is sent to kill her. Though she stabs Arya multiple times, Arya survives. The Waif then kills Lady Crane and pursues the wounded Arya all over Braavos before cornering her in her hideout. Arya, however, extinguishes the room's only candle and manages to kill the Waif in the ensuing fight. Arya rips her face off and adds it to the Hall of Faces.
Yezzan zo Qaggaz (seasons 5–6) portrayed by Enzo Cilenti.

Enzo Cilenti
Yezzan zo Qaggaz is a slave-trader from the city of Meereen, on the coast of Slaver's Bay, and one of the Great Masters, the former ruling elite of the city. He buys Jorah Mormont and Tyrion Lannister after they are captured by Malko and takes them to a fighting pit to train as gladiators, though he loses both Tyrion and Jorah when they are accepted into Daenerys Targaryen's inner circle. He, along with Razdal mo Eraz and Belicho Paenymion, negotiates with Tyrion in Daenerys's absence and they reach an accord to end slavery throughout seven years in exchange for ordering the Sons of the Harpy to stand down, but they go back on their word and order a naval assault on Meereen. When Daenerys's dragons defeat the slaver fleet, Yezzan is betrayed by Razdal and Belicho and handed over to be killed by Grey Worm, who kills the other two instead. Tyrion instructs Yezzan to warn his friends about angering Daenerys further.
Razdal mo Eraz (seasons 3, 6) portrayed by George Georgiou, is a slave-trader from the city of Yunkai, on the coast of Slaver's Bay, and one of the Wise Masters, the ruling elite of the city. He attempts to parley with Daenerys for her to leave Yunkai, but she refuses and takes the city. Later, he helps fund the Sons of the Harpy to resist Daenerys's rule over Slaver's Bay and breaks a peace treaty with Tyrion Lannister. He is killed by Grey Worm when the slavers' attack on Meereen is thwarted.
Belicho Paenymion (season 6) portrayed by Eddie Jackson, is a prominent noble of the Free City of Volantis, and a member of the "Old Blood", descendants of the original Valyrian settlers of the city. Like most of the Volantene nobility, Belicho is involved in the slave trade and funds the Sons of the Harpy to resist Daenerys. After breaking a peace pact with Tyrion Lannister, his throat is slit by Grey Worm when their attack on Meereen fails.
Kinvara (season 6) portrayed by Ania Bukstein, is the High Priestess of the Red Temple of Volantis, one of the high-ranking leaders in the religion of R'hllor, the Lord of Light. Tyrion Lannister and Varys enlist her help in acquiring the common peoples' support for Daenerys, whom she believes to be the Prince that Was Promised, destined to defeat the Night King.
Vala (seasons 5–6) portrayed by Meena Rayann, is a prostitute in Meereen who is secretly in league with the Sons of the Harpy, a resistance movement against Daenerys Targaryen. Her actions cause the death of several Unsullied and Ser Barristan Selmy. She is later captured by Varys and forced to reveal who are funding the Sons of the Harpy on pain of death and her son becoming an orphan. She cooperates and is sent to Pentos with her son to live peacefully.
Camello (season 6) portrayed by Kevin Eldon.

Kevin Eldon
Camello is a member of Izembaro's comedic theatre troupe in Braavos. He portrays Eddard Stark in the production of "the Bloody Hand".
Bobono (season 6) portrayed by Leigh Gill, is a member of Izembaro's comedic theatre troupe in Braavos. He portrays Tyrion Lannister in the production of "the Bloody Hand".
Bianca (season 6) portrayed by Eline Powell, is a member of Izembaro's comedic theatre troupe in Braavos. She portrays Sansa Stark in the production of "the Bloody Hand". Though she is far less skilled than the lead actress, Lady Crane, she is consumed by jealousy and desires to replace her. She contracts the Faceless Men to have her assassinated, but the assassin, Arya Stark, instead warns Lady Crane about Bianca's intentions. Lady Crane subsequently mutilates Bianca's face and Izembaro kicks her out of the troupe.
Clarenzo (season 6) portrayed by Rob Callender, is a member of Izembaro's comedic theatre troupe in Braavos. He portrays Joffrey Baratheon in the production of "the Bloody Hand".
Khal Moro (season 6) portrayed by Joe Naufahu. A Dothraki Khal. His khalasar finds Daenerys after she flees Meereen on Drogon's back. Out of respect for Khal Drogo, Moro takes Daenerys to the Temple of the Dosh Khaleen to live the rest of her life with the widows of former Khals. When Daenerys refuses to submit, Moro and the other Khals threaten her with being raped and killed. Daenerys responds by burning the temple down with the Khals inside and taking over the entire khalasar.
High Priestess of the Dosh Khaleen (season 6) portrayed by Souad Faress. The high priestess is the leader of the dosh khaleen, the widows of former Khals.
Ornella (season 6) portrayed by Hannah John-Kamen, is a young member of the Dosh khaleen who befriends Daenerys Targaryen.
Kraznys mo Nakloz (season 3) portrayed by Dan Hildebrand.^[7] A wealthy slaver from the Ghiscari city of Astapor. Sexist and rude, he repeatedly insults to Daenerys in Valyrian, not realizing she speaks the language. He agrees to sell Daenerys 8,000 slave-soldiers called the Unsullied in exchange for one of her dragons, throwing in his translator, Missandei, as a bonus. Daenerys reveals she speaks Valyrian and orders her new army to kill the Astapori slavers. Kraznys is killed by Drogon.
Quaithe (season 2) portrayed by Laura Pradelska. Quaithe of the Shadow is an enigmatic priestess of Asshai whom Daenerys meets in Qarth, where she warns Daenerys about the local warlocks.
Xaro Xhoan Daxos (season 2) portrayed by Nonso Anozie.

Nonso Anozie
A rich merchant "prince" of Qarth who vouches for Daenerys when she and her then-starving entourage wish to enter the city. He claims extremely humble background, having worked his way to wealth from nothing. He repeatedly asks Daenerys to marry him, but she refuses. Xaro eventually betrays Daenerys, allowing the warlocks to kidnap her dragons and kill several of her people, and crowns himself "King of Qarth" as part of a plan to render the city less isolationist. After Daenerys rescues her dragons and returns, she locks him alive in his own vault, finding it to have been empty the whole time.
Pyat Pree (season 2) portrayed by Ian Hanmore.

Ian Hanmore
Pyat Pree is a warlock from the city of Qarth. He tries to lure Daenerys to the House of the Undying, the warlocks' lair, by stealing her dragons but Daenerys defeats him, rescues her dragons and escapes.
The Spice King (season 2) portrayed by Nicholas Blane, is the leader of the Ancient Guild of Spicers, one of the merchant groups vying in Qarth. In the Song of Ice and Fire novels there is no character specifically called 'the Spice King'. However, there is an 'Ancient Guild of Spicers' in the city of Qarth. The Spice King is one of many powerful Qarthites whom Daenerys asks for ships and funding to mount a campaign in Westeros, but he is rude to Daenerys in a polite way by pointing out that without an army, she cannot regain the Iron Throne. He is killed by the warlock Pyat Pree as part of his coup with Xaro Xoan Daxos.
Illyrio Mopatis (season 1) portrayed by Roger Allam.

Roger Allam
Illyrio Mopatis is a wealthy magister of the free city of Pentos. Illiyrio hosts the Targaryens after their escape from Westeros. He arranges Daenerys' marriage to Khal Drogo and conspires with Lord Varys for the returning of the Targaryens to power. In season 5, Varys and Tyrion Lannister take shelter in his mansion when they flee Westeros after the murder of Tywin Lannister.
Mirri Maz Duur (season 1) portrayed by Mia Soteriou. Mirri Maz Duur was a "Maegi", or witch-woman, held captive by Khal Drogo's horde. Before her capture, she had been a godswife (priestess) in the Temple of the Great Shepherd. When Drogo and his men attack her town and take her prisoner, Daenerys gives Mirri and the other victims protection from further attacks. When Khal Drogo is wounded in a fight, Daenerys asks for Mirri's help to cure it, but Mirri betrays her in revenge for the attack on her village, leaving Drogo in a permanent vegetative state and causing the then-pregnant Daenerys to miscarry her son Rhaego. In revenge, Daenerys has Mirri burned to death on Drogo's funeral pyre.
Qotho (season 1) portrayed by Dar Salim. Qotho is a fierce and hot-tempered bloodrider under Khal Drogo. After Drogo's incapacitation, some of the bloodriders try to stop Daenerys from taking him to the witch Mirri Maz Duur. Qotho kills Quaro in the ensuing fight and is in turn killed by Ser Jorah Mormont.

People of Westeros

Podrick Payne (seasons 2–8) portrayed by Daniel Portman,

Daniel Portman
is a young squire assigned to Tyrion Lannister. In Season 2, he fights alongside Tyrion at the Battle of the Blackwater and saves him from an assassination by Ser Mandon Moore. In Season 4, Podrick is anonymously offered a knighthood in exchange for testifying against Tyrion at his trial for the murder of King Joffrey, but he does not accept or reject the offer – Tyrion orders Podrick to leave King's Landing before he is killed. Tyrion makes his brother, Jaime, assure Podrick's safety, who assigns him to serve Brienne of Tarth. Podrick initially appears to be incompetent but slowly wins Brienne's trust. Podrick and Brienne eventually find Arya Stark and Sandor Clegane near the Vale. A brawl ensues between Brienne and Sandor, and Podrick loses sight of Arya, much to Brienne's annoyance. Podrick and Brienne then search for Sansa, finding her with Petyr Baelish and some Vale knights in an inn. A fight ensues, and Podrick is only barely rescued by Brienne. They decide to follow Sansa and Baelish north. During their journey, Brienne slowly opens up to Podrick, and offers to teach him how to use a sword and defend himself. Brienne and Podrick reach the North and take shelter in a nearby inn, sending Sansa a message to signal for help should she need it. Podrick later alerts Brienne when Stannis arrives with his army to retake Winterfell. Podrick and Brienne later save Sansa and Theon Greyjoy from pursuing Bolton soldiers and Podrick manages to slay one with his newfound skills. He and Brienne escort Sansa to find Jon Snow at Castle Black. Sansa sends Brienne and Podrick to the Riverlands to seek the aid of Brynden Tully, where Podrick briefly reunites with Bronn. When Riverrun falls to the Freys, Brynden apparently sacrifices himself to allow Brienne and Podrick to escape in a boat. Though they are seen by Jaime Lannister, he lets them go. At the parley in the Dragonpit, Pod meets Bronn and at Bronn's suggestion they go for a drink.
Beric Dondarrion (seasons 1, 3, 6–8) portrayed by David Scott in season 1 and by Richard Dormer from season 3 onwards.^[2]

Richard Dormer
Beric Dondarrion is also known as the Lord of Blackhaven and "the Lightning Lord". In season one, Eddard Stark sends him to arrest Gregor Clegane for terrorizing the Riverlands. After Ned's arrest, he becomes the leader of an outlaw group known as the "Brotherhood without Banners". In season three, it is revealed that Beric has been killed many times but has been resurrected by his friend Thoros of Myr, a red priest. Because of this miracle, Beric and the rest of the Brotherhood convert to the worship of Thoros's god, whom they call the Lord of Light. Beric and the Brotherhood harry the Lannister army, focusing on protecting commoners. They find Arya, Gendry, and Hot Pie and offer them shelter, and at the same time capture Sandor Clegane, who had deserted from the Lannister army during the Battle of the Blackwater. Clegane is sentenced to trial by combat, and Beric is his opponent. Despite setting his sword ablaze, Beric is slain by Clegane, but is resurrected by Thoros, and allows Clegane to go free. Beric later confides to Arya that it is the sixth time he has been revived from death, though he has slowly been losing his memories each time. He later meets Melisandre when she comes to fetch Gendry. Beric gives him away in return for gold, which prompts Arya to run away. Years later, the Brotherhood encounters Clegane again, after hanging three of their rogue members, and convince him to join their cause, since they are heading North in order to aid Jon Snow against the coming White Walker army. Trying to go around the end of the Wall at Eastwatch, the three are captured by a suspicious Tormund Giantsbane and imprisoned. They later join Jon Snow's raiding party on their mission to capture a wight.
Thoros of Myr (seasons 3, 6–7) portrayed by Paul Kaye,^[2]

Paul Kaye
is a red priest who follows the same religion as Melisandre. He later joins the "Brotherhood Without Banners". Thoros was a famous warrior who fought during the Greyjoy rebellion where he wielded a flaming sword in battle. Thoros was initially sent to Westeros as a missionary, to convince King Robert Baratheon to convert to the worship of the Lord of Light, but he became absorbed in the hedonism of Robert's court, which led him to lose his faith and become a drunkard. Thoros' faith was renewed during the War of Five Kings when he was able to resurrect his friend Beric using what he believed to be a mundane funeral rite. Since then, Thoros has stayed beside Beric, resurrecting him several more times, though at the cost of some of his memories each time. In the sixth season, he and Beric persuade Sandor Clegane to join their cause, since they are heading North to aid Jon Snow against the White Walkers. In the seventh season, trying to go around the end of the Wall at Eastwatch, the three are captured by a suspicious Tormund Giantsbane and imprisoned. They later join Jon Snow's raiding party on their mission to capture a wight. Thoros is mauled by an undead polar bear and takes fatal wounds.
Hot Pie (seasons 1–4, 7) portrayed by Ben Hawkey, is a baker's boy from King's Landing recruited by Yoren to join the Watch. He is shown to be a friend of Lommy and together they try to bully Arya, but, instead she beats him. Hot Pie and Arya survive the attack on Yoren's band by Ser Amory Lorch, along with Gendry and Lommy Greenhands. They are later captured by soldiers of Ser Gregor Clegane, who kill Lommy. Like Arya, Hot Pie is made a servant at Harrenhal, in the kitchens. He escapes Harrenhal with Arya and Gendry and head to Riverrun. On the way, they are captured by the Brotherhood Without Banners, Hot Pie decides to stay at a local Inn to become a cook. In season 4, Hot Pie meets Brienne of Tarth and Podrick Payne on their journey to find Sansa Stark and tells them that Arya is likely still alive. Then when Arya passes through in season 7 he is able to give her the news that Jon Snow has retaken Winterfell.
Septa Unella (seasons 5–6) portrayed by Hannah Waddingham,

Hannah Waddingham
Unella is a Septa of the Faith of the Seven and a devoted follower of the High Sparrow. She throws Cersei into a cell beneath the Sept of Baelor and repeatedly commands her to confess her sins. When Cersei finally does, Unella and some septas wash Cersei and cut off most of her hair. During Cersei's walk of atonement, Unella walks behind her, repeatedly ringing a bell and calling out "Shame!" to the crowd. She continues to abuse Margaery until an alliance is made between the Crown and the Faith, and follows Margaery around wherever she goes. On the day of Cersei and Loras's trial, however, Unella is captured by Cersei's forces before the Great Sept of Baelor is destroyed, taking the High Sparrow with it, and kept prisoner to be tortured by Gregor Clegane on Cersei's orders as revenge for the needless abuse Unella once inflicted on her.
Lem Lemoncloak (season 6) portrayed by Jóhannes Haukur Jóhannesson, is a member of the Brotherhood without Banners. He leads an attack on Septon Ray's small community, without Beric Dondarrion's consent. He is subsequently sentenced to death, and is hanged by Sandor Clegane, the only survivor of the attack.
Brother Ray (season 6) portrayed by Ian McShane,

Ian McShane
is a former mercenary who now serves the Faith of the Seven. He tries to build a new community in the Riverlands and saves Sandor Clegane from death following his brutal fight with Brienne of Tarth. He and the rest of the community, however, are killed by rogue members of the Brotherhood Without Banners, and Ray is hanged from the unfinished sept, which drives Sandor to seek revenge, as Ray was his friend.
Olyvar (seasons 3–5) portrayed by Will Tudor,

Will Tudor
is a spy, sex worker, and brothel manager in the employ of Petyr Baelish. In season 3, he poses as Loras Tyrell's squire and has a one-night stand with him at Baelish's request in order to learn the Tyrells' true motivations for coming to King's Landing. In season 4, he becomes a lover of Oberyn Martell. In season 5, he continues his affair with Loras. His life is put in danger when the Faith Militant are re-established and they target the city's homosexuals. He escapes due to being fully clothed during the attack and goes into hiding, but he is approached by Cersei and offered immunity from prosecution if he testifies against Loras at his Holy Inquest. Olyvar does so, implicating both Loras and Margaery in the process.
Anguy (season 3) portrayed by Philip McGinley,^[2] is a commoner from the Dornish Marches, a member of the Brotherhood Without Banners. He is called "the Archer".
Rorge (seasons 2, 4) portrayed by Andy Beckwith, is a violent criminal from King's Landing, Rorge is taken from the Black Cells by Yoren to join the Night's Watch, which is customary for criminals. He, with the other criminals Jaqen H'Ghar and Biter, is kept caged in a cart for their journey north in order to keep from harming the other recruits. When Yoren's band is attacked by Ser Amory Lorch, Arya saves the three men by giving them an axe so that they can break out of their cage, which has been set on fire. The three join the Lannister soldiers for a time. In season 4, Rorge and Biter attack Arya and Sandor to collect the bounty on Sandor Clegane's head, but Biter is killed by Sandor and Rorge by Arya.
Biter (seasons 2, 4) portrayed by Gerard Jordan, is a violent criminal from King's Landing, Biter is a frightening man who hisses instead of speaking, and his teeth have been filed to points. Like Jaqen H'Ghar and Rorge, Biter was collected by Yoren for the Night's Watch. When Yoren's band is attacked by Ser Amory Lorch, Biter and his companions find themselves trapped in the wagon in the middle of a fire, but Arya Stark, throws an axe into the wagon so that they can break free and save themselves. They manage to escape and are later taken into Ser Amory's service, eventually arriving at Harrenhal. In season 4, Rorge and Biter attack Arya and Sandor to collect the bounty on Sandor Clegane's head, but Biter is killed by Sandor and Rorge by Arya.
Ros (seasons 1–3) portrayed by Esmé Bianco,

Esmé Bianco
is a red-haired sex worker. The Ros of the television adaptation is an amalgam of more than one character from the books, including the unnamed redheaded northern prostitute and Alayaya.^[8] She initially lives in a brothel outside the gates of Winterfell, where she is a favorite of Theon Greyjoy, though she has attracted the attention of several others such as Tyrion Lannister and Jon Snow. Later in the season, Ros moves to King's Landing and is given employment in a brothel owned by Littlefinger. At the start of season 2, Ros has been promoted, managing the brothel and interviewing new employees. She is later abused by King Joffrey and savagely beaten by Cersei's men who mistake her for Tyrion's lover. She later enters an alliance with Varys. Her primary function in season 1 appeared to be one of sexposition, as the backstories and motives of Theon, Littlefinger and Pycelle are all revealed during sexual encounters involving her. In season 2, she is used mostly as a familiar face for the audience in several key events. Midway through season 3 she is shot dead by King Joffrey after Littlefinger discovers that she has been spying for Varys.
Lommy Greenhands (seasons 1–2) portrayed by Eros Vlahos,

Eros Vlahos
was a dyer's apprentice before being caught stealing and sent with Yoren to join the watch. When Yoren's band is attacked by Ser Amory Lorch, Lommy is one of the survivors, though he is injured in the leg, slowing down Arya and the other escapees. They are later captured by soldiers under the command of Ser Gregor Clegane. Polliver kills Lommy when he learns that he cannot walk. When the soldiers ask where Gendry is, Arya tells them that Lommy was Gendry, saving the real Gendry's life.
Syrio Forel (season 1) portrayed by Miltos Yerolemou,

Miltos Yerolemou
is known as the former First Sword of the Sealord of Braavos, is hired by Lord Eddard to train Arya Stark at "Water Dancing", the Braavosi style of sword fighting. Syrio trained Arya using wooden swords filled with lead. He also mentored her on how to move and think like a warrior: to be perceptive, move with grace, and command her fear. After Eddard Stark's arrest, Cersei Lannister sends men to capture Arya. Syrio orders Arya to run while he holds them off with only a wooden practice sword. He defeats five guardsmen but cannot bring down the armored Meryn Trant, who cuts his practice sword in half. Arya escapes. The fate of Syrio after that is unknown.

Royal court and officials

Qyburn (seasons 3–8) portrayed by Anton Lesser,

Anton Lesser
is an ex-maester who was found by Robb Stark at Harrenhal. He becomes a servant of Roose Bolton. Qyburn lost his title as a maester when he was caught performing human experiments on live patients. Qyburn justifies his actions for the sake of medical knowledge. He tends to Jaime after the latter loses his right hand and travels with him to King's Landing in the hope of having his title restored. In season 4, Qyburn cures Jaime of infection, allowing the skin to heal fully and has a solid gold hand forged for him, earning him Cersei's respect and gratitude. Cersei later enlists his help in curing Gregor Clegane of a deadly poison inflicted on him by Oberyn Martell in the trial by combat. Qyburn warns that his help may "change" Clegane, but when Cersei asks if it will make him weaker, he enthusiastically implies the opposite. After Tywin's death and Varys's treason and escape, Cersei appoints him the new Master of Whispers, much to Grand Maester Pycelle's disapproval. When the Queen mother is imprisoned by the Faith Militant, he is the only one to visit her and informs her of her uncle Kevan's appointment as the new Hand of the King. When Cersei returns to the Red Keep after her Walk of Atonement, Qyburn warmly greets her and presents her the newest member of the Kingsguard, an undead version of Ser Gregor, the results of his experiments. He sways most of Varys's little birds to his service and learns of the caches of wildfire that the Mad King had stored underneath King's Landing. After Cersei removes all of her enemies by destroying the Great Sept of Baelor with everyone inside and later crowning herself Queen, she names Qyburn as her Hand. At the parley in the Dragonpit, while everyone else is terrified by the wight and horrified when it continues to fight after being cut in half, Qyburn is instead fascinated, picking up the dismembered wight's hand and inspecting it as it twitches.
Grand Maester Pycelle (seasons 1–6) portrayed by Julian Glover,

Julian Glover
is a Grand Maester of the Seven Kingdoms, is an advisor and member of the Small Council. He had served the previous three kings as Grand Maester before Robert's reign. Pycelle is later revealed to be a spy for the Lannisters, Cersei specifically, and he who informed her of Jon Arryn's investigation of her affair with Jaime. To prevent himself from being undermined, Tyrion has Pycelle arrested and sent to the dungeons, but Cersei frees and Tywin Lannister reinstates him. A deleted scene from season 3 shows that Tywin is not fooled by Pycelle's frail old man guise.^{[citation needed]} In season 4, Pycelle makes false accusations at Tyrion's trial, claiming that Tyrion had stolen poisons from his office to murder Joffrey. Later on, when he proves unable to save the poisoned Gregor Clegane and openly doubts Qyburn's abilities, Cersei orders him to leave, giving his position to Qyburn. He later attends Tywin's funeral and proposes himself as the next Hand of the King, Cersei ignores him and appoints Qyburn as the new Master of Whispers. When Cersei is incarcerated by the Faith Militant, Pycelle summons uncle Kevan from Casterly Rock and gives him the position of Hand of the King. He is present at Cersei's return to the Red Keep after her Walk of Atonement. He continues to be dismissive towards both Cersei and Jaime, acknowledging that Cersei no longer holds any power. On the day of Cersei and Loras's trial, however, he is lured to Qyburn's laboratory by the little birds and stabbed to death, orchestrated by Cersei and Qyburn.
Meryn Trant (seasons 1–5) portrayed by Ian Beattie,

Ian Beattie
Ser Meryn Trant is an obedient member of the Kingsguard. He seems perfectly willing to do whatever Joffrey commands, no matter how vile the order. In Season 1, as Eddard Stark is being arrested, he is ordered by Cersei to bring her Arya Stark. Arya's fencing instructor, Syrio Forel, defends Arya from Ser Meryn and is presumably killed. Meryn is present at Tyrion's trial for Joffrey's murder, where he recounts some veiled threats Tyrion had made against Joffrey in season 2, while conveniently omitting that he and Joffrey had been beating Sansa Stark at the time. In season 5, he attends Tywin Lannister's funeral, accompanying Cersei. He is later appointed by the latter to travel as a bodyguard to Mace Tyrell to his meeting with the managers of the Iron Bank of Braavos. In Braavos, he attends a brothel and asks for underage girls. He is ambushed there and killed by Arya.
The High Septon (seasons 3–5) portrayed by Paul Bentley, is the head the Faith of the Seven, the dominant organized religion of southern Westeros. This septon becomes High Septon in season three after the death of his predecessor by the hands of the rioting mob in King's Landing. He was the officiant at the wedding ceremony of Tyrion Lannister and Sansa Stark and later at the wedding ceremony of King Joffrey Baratheon and Margaery Tyrell. The High Septon also prepares the body of King Joffrey for his funeral and leads the coronation ceremony of King Tommen Baratheon. He is later present at Tywin's funeral. He is attacked and humiliated by the Sparrows after being found in a brothel. When he tries to make the Small Council help him get revenge against them, Cersei decides to remove him from his position and has him arrested, giving the position to the High Sparrow.
Dontos Hollard (seasons 2, 4) portrayed by Tony Way, Ser Dontos Hollard is a knight serving at the court of King's Landing. He shows up drunk at a tourney for Joffrey's birthday, so the young king threatens to execute him. Sansa saves his life by suggesting he be made a jester instead. In season 4, Dontos gives Sansa what he says is his mother's necklace as a gift and helps smuggle her out of King's Landing after Joffrey is killed, apparently by Tyrion. Dontos takes her to one of Stannis Baratheon's ships in Blackwater Bay, to Petyr Baelish. Rather than pay Dontos the promised gold, however, Baelish has his men kill Dontos for fear that he will be bribed into talking, and reveals that the whole time, Dontos was working for him, and leaves the necklace, which contained the poison used to kill Joffrey, with his corpse to implicate Tyrion.
Hallyne (season 2) portrayed by Roy Dotrice,

Roy Dotrice
is the chief "Wisdom" of the Order of Pyromancers in King's Landing. Pyromancers, whose magical skill is questioned by Bronn and Tyrion, are primarily used to produce wildfire, a very dangerous, highly combustible chemical weapon. Tyrion uses his help for the Battle of Blackwater.
Ilyn Payne (seasons 1–2) portrayed by Wilko Johnson,

Wilko Johnson
Ser Ilyn, also called "the King's Justice", is the mute royal executioner. He lost his tongue for speaking ill of Aerys II during the Mad King's reign. He carries out Joffrey's order to execute Eddard Stark and is temporarily given the Stark family sword, Ice.

Night's Watch

Eddison Tollett (seasons 2–8) portrayed by Ben Crompton, is a steward of the Night's Watch, known to all as "Dolorous Edd" for his dour face and outlook. Despite his continual gloom and doom he is well-liked by the other Brothers in Black, and is one of few Night's Watchmen to have few if any enemies among his brothers. He is part of the expeditionary force beyond the Wall. In Season 3 he is one of the few remaining survivors from the battle at the Fist of the First men and they manage to retreat to Craster's Keep. He fights against the mutineers after the death of Lord Commander Mormont. In season 4, he and Grenn manage to return to Castle Black, but they join Jon Snow on his mission to kill the mutineers. He survives the ensuing battle and is seen dragging Locke's corpse back to Craster's Keep with the other slain Night's Watch brothers. In the wildling attack on Castle Black, Eddison remains atop the Wall on Jon's orders to stop the wildlings from breaching the gate. He sends down flaming oil barrels and ultimately delivers the blow that sends the wildlings retreating by swinging a huge scythe across the Wall, causing the ice to break and sending many falling to their deaths. He lives through the battle and personally burns Grenn's body at the funeral. In season 5, he witnesses Mance Rayder's execution, supports Jon in becoming the new Lord Commander, and drags Janos Slynt into the courtyard when Jon sentences him to die. He begrudgingly agrees to Jon's proposal to rescue the wildlings from Hardhome before the White Walkers can reach them. He accompanies Jon and the Night's Watch to Hardhome and is one of the few who escape the massacre alive. Following Jon's death in a mutiny, he is one of Jon's loyalists who find his body and barricade themselves inside his quarters, refusing to acknowledge Thorne's leadership. Davos Seaworth sends him to fetch Tormund and the wildlings for help, and he succeeds just in time, ordering the mutineers locked up. He witnesses Jon's resurrection by Melisandre, and the mutineers' execution. Jon relinquishes his command to Edd, naming him the new acting Lord Commander. When Jon leaves Castle Black to retake Winterfell from Ramsay Bolton, Edd shares a good-natured farewell with him. In Season 8, he is killed during the Battle of Winterfell.
Benjen Stark (seasons 1, 6–7) portrayed by Joseph Mawle, is First Ranger of the Night's Watch. He is the younger brother of Lord Eddard Stark of Winterfell. Early in the series, he leads a group of Rangers beyond the wall to investigate increased wildling activity, but does not return and his fate is unknown. In the close of season 5, Alliser appears to Jon to deliver word of Benjen's whereabouts, though this seems to be a mere trick, used to lure Jon to an assassination. Benjen returns in the sixth season to save Bran Stark and Meera Reed from a pack of wights, and reveals that he was stabbed by a White Walker, but then stabbed by a Child of the Forest to stop him turning into a White Walker, a process which left him undead and unable to pass through the Wall. He later takes Bran and Meera back to the Wall and bids them farewell. When Jon Snow is stranded north of the Wall, half-frozen and under attack by wights, Benjen rides in and puts Jon on his horse. Before he is killed he holds off the wights for long enough that Jon can escape.
Alliser Thorne (seasons 1, 4–6) portrayed by Owen Teale,

Owen Teale
is a drill instructor at Castle Black. He fought for Aerys II during Robert's Rebellion and was sent to the Wall as punishment. He is a bitter, cruel, fanatical and hardened man but knows firsthand what it is like to serve in the Night's Watch during the winter. The previous winter, he was caught north of the Wall on a ranging mission and he and the other members of his party were forced to eat the rangers who died in order to survive. Thorne returns in Season 4, now the acting Lord Commander of the Night's Watch following the death of Jeor Mormont, and becomes friends with Janos Slynt. He advocates Jon's execution for his actions in season 3, but Jon is exonerated by Maester Aemon. Thorne later notices that the people like Jon better than him, and will most likely elect Jon as the new Lord Commander, which would make him Thorne's superior. To avoid this, Thorne, on Slynt's suggestion, allows Jon to lead a mission to kill the Night's Watch mutineers in the hopes that Jon will be killed in battle, though Jon survives. Out of spite, Thorne refuses Jon's proposal to seal off Castle Black to stop the wildlings from breaching. When the wildling army arrives, Alliser grudgingly admits to Jon that he should have listened to him, but valiantly leads his men into battle. Alliser personally duels Tormund Giantsbane, but is wounded. He is last seen being taken inside Castle Black for treatment while yelling for his men to continue fighting. In season 5, he has been healed but walks with a limp. He appears to be the leading contender for being voted the new official Lord Commander of the Night's Watch. Though he ultimately loses to Jon Snow by one vote in a three-way race, he is named First Ranger by Jon, which he appears to appreciate. When Jon sentences Slynt to execution for insubordination, Thorne briefly blocks Eddison Tollett's way, but quickly abandons Slynt to his fate. After Jon's return from Hardhome, he eventually opens the gate for the incoming wildling refugees, showing deep resentment for the new Lord Commander's ambition to forge an alliance with the wildling tribes. After Davos' return to the Wall, Alliser dispatches Olly with word of Benjen Stark's current state; the ploy is soon uncovered as a mutiny, wherein a disarmed Jon is trapped and stabbed to death. Alliser delivers the first blow, under the call "For the Watch!" and leaves the Lord Commander dying in the snow. Thorne assumes command once again, but only until Edd brings back the wildlings to save Jon's loyalists from death. Thorne is arrested for his treachery, and after Jon is resurrected, he is hanged for treason.
Olly (seasons 4–6) portrayed by Brenock O'Connor,

Brenock O'Connor
is a young boy who lived with his mother and father in a village in the Gift, the land given to the Night's Watch to support themselves. Their village is attacked by a group of wildlings. His father is killed by Ygritte and his mother by Styr. Styr tells Olly that he is going to eat his dead parents and orders him to tell the men of the Night's Watch at Castle Black in an attempt to draw them out into the open. He then releases Olly, who reaches Castle Black and informs the men of the approaching wildlings, in the process befriending Jon Snow. In the wildling attack on Castle Black, Olly shoots and kills Ygritte from behind in revenge for his father. In season 5, Jon takes Olly as an apprentice, mirroring his own father-son relationship with Jeor Mormont. When Jon is named the new Lord Commander of the Night's Watch, Olly is named Jon's personal steward. He is unhappy with Jon's efforts to help the wildlings and participates in Jon's assassination, stabbing Jon through the heart. When Jon's loyalists and the wildlings rebel, Olly is arrested along with the mutineers, and after Jon's resurrection, he is executed by hanging.
Othell Yarwyck (seasons 1, 4–6) portrayed by Brian Fortune, is First Builder of the Night's Watch. He is based at Castle Black and is tasked with organizing the builders in maintaining the Wall and the castles belonging to the Watch. He is one of the five black brothers who sit in judgment of Jon Snow for his actions during his time with the wildlings. Later, when Jon proposes that they barricade the gates to Castle Black to stop the wildlings from entering, Alliser Thorne coerces Yarwyck into disagreeing. Yarwyck survives the battle against the wildlings. In season 5, Jon sends him to rebuild a castle called Greyguard, but the order is annulled when Janos Slynt is executed. He staunchly opposes Jon's proposal to allow the wildlings to pass through the Wall before the White Walkers reach them and later participates in the mutiny against Jon, being the second to stab him. After Jon is resurrected, Yarwyck and the mutineers are hanged for their treason.
Bowen Marsh (seasons 5–6) portrayed by Michael Condron, is First Steward of the Night's Watch, one of the few authority figures left at Castle Black. He opposes Jon's proposal to allow the wildlings to pass through the Wall to escape the White Walkers, and later takes part in the mutiny against Jon, being the third to stab him. When Jon is revived by Melisandre, he is executed by hanging.
Maester Aemon (seasons 1, 3–5) portrayed by Peter Vaughan, Aemon Targaryen is the blind old Maester of the Night's Watch. He is the great-uncle of Viserys and Daenerys Targaryen. By the time of Robert's Rebellion, he was too old to travel alone and already blind, because of that and of his oaths, he remained at the Wall while all the members of his family, even his great grand-nephews and nieces, were killed by Lannister bannermen. He carries the anger of that incident with him into the events of Game of Thrones. In Season 1, he names Samwell Tarly his personal steward because of his intellect and love for reading and tries to convince Jon Snow not to desert the Night's Watch after he hears of his father's arrest and his brother's campaign to save him. At the end of Season 3, when Sam and Gilly return after the mutiny at Craster's Keep, he sends all the ravens of the Night's Watch with messages to all the kings and lords of Westeros asking for help defending the Wall. In season 4, he is present at Jon Snow's trial. Aemon immediately ascertains that Jon is telling the truth and has him exonerated, claiming that he learned how to detect liars merely by growing up in King's Landing. Moments before the attack on Castle Black, Aemon speaks with Samwell Tarly about his feelings for Gilly. After the battle, he delivers a eulogy for the fallen before they are burned. In season 5, Aemon oversees the selection of a new Lord Commander. When Jon Snow and Alliser Thorne tie, Aemon breaks the tie by voting for Jon. He later falls ill, and Jon entrusts his care to Sam, who informs him on his great-niece's exploits in Slaver's Bay. Aemon later dies of natural causes after Jon's departure to Hardhome, spending his last moments with Gilly and Sam, the latter delivering a eulogy at his funeral pyre.
Janos Slynt (seasons 1–2, 4–5) portrayed by Dominic Carter, was the Commander of the King's Landing city watch. He was bribed by Littlefinger to conspire against Eddard Stark. He later follows Joffrey's orders to murder all of Robert's illegitimate children. Due to his untrustworthiness and brutality, Tyrion has Janos exiled to the Night's Watch. In season 4, he is shown to be at odds with Jon Snow and suggests that Alliser Thorne get rid of him before he can be elected as the new Lord Commander. During the wildling attack on Castle Black, Janos hides in the food storage closet. In season 5, Slynt appears to support Thorne as the new Lord Commander of the Night's Watch. When Jon is ultimately elected as the new Lord Commander, Janos refuses to obey Jon's orders and insults him. Jon responds by sentencing Janos to death. Janos ultimately breaks down, realising that Jon is not bluffing, and begs for mercy. Jon at first seems to relent, but ultimately delivers the blow, beheading Slynt.
Grenn (seasons 1–4) portrayed by Mark Stanley, is a brave but not very bright brother of the Night's Watch who joins at the same time as Jon. He was abandoned by his father when he was a child and had to steal to survive. In Season 1, he is initially at odds with Jon Snow, especially after Jon breaks his nose during a training session. Grenn, Pypar and Rast ambush Jon in a shed and threaten to harm him until Tyrion appears and tells them to back off, while advising Jon to sympathise with the other brothers. Jon makes amends by helping to train the others and becomes friends with Grenn. In Season 2, Grenn is part of Lord Commander Joer Mormont's ranging mission. Once they reach the Fist of the First Men, he is ordered to find firewood with Eddison Tollet and Samwell Tarly. In the process, they find a hidden stash of dragonglass (obsidian) daggers. When the White Walkers and wights approach, Grenn and Edd make a run for it, accidentally leaving Sam behind. In Season 3, he is one of the few remaining survivors of the battle at the Fist of the First men. On the way back to the Wall, Grenn makes amends with Sam by helping him walk along with Edd and Rast, and they manage to retreat to Craster's Keep. He fights against the mutineers after the death of Lord Commander Mormont, tackling Karl Tanner in the process, but he is subdued and chained up. In season 4, he and Edd manage to escape from the keep and make it back to Castle Black, but they later join Jon Snow on his mission to kill the mutineers. He survives the ensuing battle and expresses shock at the sight of Locke's badly snapped neck, wondering aloud what killed him. In the wildling attack on Castle Black, Grenn is ordered by Jon to take five men and hold the castle gates. A giant breaks his way in, and Grenn and the others manage to kill it at the cost of their own lives. His body is later burned by Edd at the funeral.
Pypar (seasons 1, 3–4) portrayed by Josef Altin,

Josef Altin
is a brother of the Night's Watch, informally called "Pyp". He joins at the same time as Jon. Initially, he said that his crime was stealing a wheel of cheese to feed his starving sister. Later, he admits to Jon and Sam that he were merely accused of stealing after refusing the sexual advances of his former lord. In the first season, he is at odds with Jon Snow, who does not hide his superior skills from the other brothers, but he becomes friends with him when Jon, on Tyrion Lannister's advice, helps to train the other brothers. He is later assigned to the stewards. In season 4, Pyp participates in the battle against the wildlings at Castle Black with both a sword and a crossbow. He manages to kill one wildling with a crossbow but is himself shot through the neck and killed seconds later by Ygritte and dies in Sam's arms. His body is later burned at the funeral.
Karl Tanner (seasons 3–4) portrayed by Burn Gorman,

Burn Gorman
was a steward of the Night's Watch. In season 3, Karl survives the Battle at the Fist of the First Men and accompanies the survivors back to the Wall, stopping by Craster's Keep along the way, where he eyes Craster's daughters. As tensions between Craster and the brothers of the Watch run higher, particularly after they accuse Craster of starving a fellow ranger to death, Karl challenges Craster and later provokes him into attacking, but he stabs Craster through the mouth and inadvertently triggers a mutiny against Lord Commander Mormont. He is tackled by Grenn, but he subdues him and orders him chained up. In season 4, Karl is still at Craster's Keep, lording over it and raping Craster's daughter-wives. His men eventually catch Bran Stark, Jojen and Meera Reed and Hodor on their quest to find the Three-Eyed Raven and hold them hostage when he learns Bran's identity. Karl later tries to rape Meera, but he is stopped when Jon Snow leads a band of Night's Watch brothers to kill the mutineers. Karl fights Jon alone inside Craster's hut and almost kills him by fighting dirty, but he is stabbed in the back by one of Craster's wives. Karl moves in to kill her, but Jon stabs him through the mouth from behind.
Rast (seasons 1, 3–4) portrayed by Luke McEwan, was a trainee to the Night's Watch with a particularly mean spirit. He was arrested for rape and chose the Wall as his punishment. In Season 1, he is at odds with Jon Snow, who does not hide his superior skills while training, and later threatens him in the armoury with Grenn and Pyp, but he backs off when Tyrion Lannister threatens him. Though Jon later trains him and the other recruits, he does not come to respect Jon and expresses jealousy when Jon is given the sword Longclaw by Lord Commander Jeor Mormont. He takes every opportunity he can to bully Samwell Tarly and only stops when Jon, Grenn and Pyp threaten him. In season 2, he is part of Mormont's expedition North of the Wall to find Benjen Stark, and fights in the Battle at the Fist of the First Men. In Season 3, he is one of the few remaining survivors of that battle and is shown to be visibly upset and angry at the loss of his comrades, taking it out on Sam until Mormont intervenes. They manage to retreat to Craster's Keep, but Rast grows increasingly angry and resentful of Craster for mistreating them and the others, particularly when a fellow ranger dies of starvation, which Rast attributes to Craster's stinginess. Rast and Karl Tanner stand up to Craster, resulting in a mutiny in which Karl kills Craster and Rast stabs Mormont in the back for threatening Karl with execution. He and the rest of the mutineers remain at the Keep with Craster's daughter-wives, although Sam manages to escape, to Rast's fury. In season 4, he is visibly uncomfortable with the abuse the mutineers are putting Craster's daughters through, and is himself being abused by Karl, who spitefully orders Rast to feed Jon's direwolf, Ghost, who they have caged outside the Keep. When the mutineers capture Bran Stark and his party, Rast recognises Bran as Jon's brother and taunts Hodor by stabbing him in the leg. Rast later flees from the Keep when Jon leads a band of brothers to kill the mutineers, but he is mauled to death by Ghost, whom Bran had freed.
Yoren (seasons 1–2) portrayed by Francis Magee, is a recruiter for the Night's Watch. He travels to King's Landing, where he witnesses Eddard Stark's execution. Discovering Arya Stark in the crowd, Yoren prevents her from seeing her father's beheading and disguises her as a boy to hide her among his Night's Watch recruits and transport her to Winterfell. In the caravan bound for the Wall, Lannister bannerman Ser Amory Lorch demands Yoren hand over a recruit named Gendry. When Yoren refuses, a battle ensues, and Yoren and his men are killed. When he is struck by a crossbow bolt he speaks his last words, "I've always hated crossbows. Take too long to re-load". Before he succumbs to his wound, Yoren kills the man who shot him.
Qhorin Halfhand (season 2) portrayed by Simon Armstrong, is an experienced ranger of the Night's Watch and second-in-command at the Shadow Tower. He is called Halfhand because he lost all the fingers on his right hand except his thumb and forefinger to a wildling axe. Because of this, he was forced to train himself how to fight left-handed. When Qhorin met up with Lord Commander Mormont at the Fist of the First Men, he advised sending three scouting parties into the mountains to determine what Mance had been looking for there, leading one party, including Jon Snow, personally. After becoming separated from Jon, Qhorin searches for him and is captured and his men are killed. While tied up, he discreetly orders Jon to infiltrate the wildlings as a double agent. Later, he sacrifices himself by provoking Jon into a fight, so Jon can gain the wildlings' trust by killing him.

Beyond the Wall

Richard Brake

Night King (seasons 4–8) portrayed by Richard Brake in seasons 4 and 5, and Vladimir "Furdo" Furdik from season 6, the Night King is the leader and first of the White Walkers. He converts Craster's baby sons into White Walkers for his army, and later leads an all-out assault on Hardhome, a wildling settlement. In the ensuing massacre, he witnesses Jon Snow slay one of his lieutenants. In the aftermath, the Night King revives all of the fallen as wights for his army, while sharing a long glance with Jon. The Night King first appeared in Oathkeeper but was not identified until Hardhome. In season 6, it is revealed through a vision by Bran Stark that the Night King was once of the First Men, the first humans to migrate to Westeros. However, during their wars with the Children of the Forest, the man was kidnapped and forcibly and painfully converted into the first White Walker. The Children intended to use them as weapons against the First Men; however, under the Night King's leadership, the White Walkers have since gone rogue. The Night King later leads an assault at the cave of the Three-Eyed Raven after breaking its magical seal, where he personally kills the Three-Eyed Raven. In season 7, the Night King throws a spear of ice which kills Daenerys' dragon Viserion. He touches the dragon and turns it into a wight. When his army reaches the Wall, he rides on Viserion's back as the dragon's blue fire destroys the Wall. He is killed by Arya with a Valyrian blade (the same blade originally owned by Littlefinger and previously used on the failed assassination attempt of Bran Stark's life) at the Battle of Winterfell.
Three-Eyed Raven (seasons 4, 6) portrayed by Struan Rodger in season 4, and Max von Sydow in season 6,

Max von Sydow
is a figure who appears in Bran Stark's dreams, following his fall and injury. In Bran's dreams, the raven appears to be trying to lead him into the Stark family crypt, predicting his father's death. In Season 3 he keeps appearing in Bran's dreams and wants him to follow him. In season 4, Bran finally finds him, in the form of a wise old man, who promises to help Bran learn to fly. In season 6, he trains Bran in greensight and shows him visions of the past. When the Night King marks Bran during a vision gone wrong, he sacrifices himself to allow Bran and Meera to escape. He is slain by the Night King when he attacks with his army.
Leaf (seasons 4, 6) portrayed by Octavia Alexandru in season 4, and Kae Alexander in season 6, appears to rescue Bran, Meera and Hodor from the reanimated skeletons outside the Three-Eyed Raven's cave and takes them to the Three-Eyed Raven herself. When the Night King attacks with his army, she is killed in the ensuing battle.
Wun Weg Wun Dar Wun (seasons 5–6) portrayed by Ian Whyte,

Ian Whyte
Wun Wun is a giant from Hardhome. He agrees to Jon's offer to allow the wildlings pass through the Wall to escape the coming White Walkers, and escapes the ensuing massacre. Upon being alerted of Jon's death, Wun Wun joins the wildlings in returning to Castle Black to overthrow Alliser Thorne. After Jon is revived from the dead, he pleads with the wildlings to help him retake Winterfell from Ramsay Bolton, and Wun Wun is the first to agree. During the Battle of the Bastards, Wun Wun brings down a number of men and manages to breach the gates to Winterfell, but is shot with enough arrows and spears to bring him to his knees, and ultimately shot dead by Ramsay with an arrow to the eye.
Dim Dalba (seasons 5–6) portrayed by Murray McArthur, Dim Dalba is an elderly warrior and raider and one of the prominent leaders in the Free Folk army gathered by Mance Rayder. Following the defeat of the wildling army in the Battle of Castle Black, he leads his followers to the relative safety of Hardhome. In season 6, he pledges his army to fight for Jon Snow at the battle against the Boltons.
Mance Rayder (seasons 3–5) portrayed by Ciarán Hinds,

Ciarán Hinds
Mance Rayder is a former ranger of the Night's Watch who became the "King-Beyond-the-Wall" and the new leader of the Wildlings. He was a wildling child who was raised by the Night's Watch, becoming one of their best rangers but eventually joining the wildlings. Using the training and tactics he learned from the watch, Mance became the seventh King Beyond the Wall, uniting disparate clans by reminding them that the white walkers and other monsters would kill them all. Mance's goal is to get his people to the safety of the other side of the wall before the White Walkers could reach it. He plans a two-pronged attack on Castle Black, sending Tormund and Jon across the wall with a small party and preparing an army on the other side. After the advance attack on Castle Black fails, Jon leaves Castle Black to hunt Mance down on pretence of parleying with him. Mance realises Jon's true intentions and is about to kill him when he and his men are ambushed and defeated by Stannis Baratheon and his army. Mance and Stannis briefly exchange insults when Mance refuses to acknowledge him as the King. Mance is taken prisoner by Stannis. In season 5, Stannis offers to show Mance mercy if he will bend the knee and pledge allegiance to him, but Mance still refuses, fearing that he will lose his people's respect in the process. On Stannis's orders, Mance is burned at the stake by Melisandre, although Jon shoots Mance to cut short his suffering.
The Lord of Bones (seasons 2–3, 5) portrayed by Edward Dogliani in seasons 2 and 3 and Ross O'Hennessy in season 5,

Ross O'Hennessy
is also called "Rattleshirt". His true name is unknown. The Lord of Bones is a ruthless wildling leader who uses a giant's skull as a helmet and the bones of his victims for armour. In Season 2, he captures Jon Snow and in Season 3 delivers him to Mance. In Season 5 he is beaten to death by Tormud Giantsbane at Hardhome, when he refuses to hear Tormund's proposal for an alliance with the Night's Watch.
Styr (season 4) portrayed by Yuri Kolokolnikov,

Yuri Kolokolnikov
was one of Mance Rayder's lieutenants and the Magnar — "Lord" in the Old Tongue of the First Men — of the Thenn people, a clan of cannibalistic wildlings. In the battle for Castle Black, he is killed by Jon Snow, who smashes his head in with a hammer.
Craster (seasons 2–3) portrayed by Robert Pugh, is a wildling who has an uneasy friendship with the Night's Watch. He is a short-tempered, incestuous polygamist who takes all his daughters as wives. Jon Snow wonders aloud why he has no sons, and it is later revealed that he sacrifices them to the White Walkers soon after birth. As their only ally beyond the Wall, Commander Mormont and the Night's Watch are forced to endure his insults and outrageous demands. Several members of the Night's Watch finally lose their patience with Craster after returning defeated from a battle with the White Walkers when he insults their dead and refuses to share more of his supplies with the hungry rangers. He is killed by Karl, who, with his men, proceeds to raid Craster's supplies and attack his wives and daughters.
Orell (season 3) portrayed by Mackenzie Crook,

Mackenzie Crook
is a wildling raider and warg, a human capable of entering the minds of animals. Orell doesn't trust Jon, as he suspects that Jon is still loyal to the Night's Watch; he is also jealous of Jon's relationship with Ygritte. Orell's suspicions are confirmed when, during a raid at the North, Jon refuses to kill an innocent horse breeder. Orell claims that Jon always was a "crow" and a battle ensues. After a few moments of sword fighting, Jon shoves his sword into Orell's chest and whispers "You were right the whole time", before pulling it out and leaving Orell to die. Orell wargs into the mind of his eagle with his dying breath and attacks Jon, but Jon is able to fight him off.

Animals

Direwolves

Direwolves are a canine species closely related to wolves but are much larger and stronger. In the book series, fully grown direwolves are described as being as large as ponies, and are highly intelligent, described by Bran Stark as "smarter than any of the hounds in his father’s kennel" and "understood every word that was said".

Thought to have gone extinct south of the Wall, six orphaned direwolf pups are found by Robb Stark and Jon Snow at the start of A Game of Thrones, the first book of the novel series, and are distributed among the six Stark children as pet companions.^[9] Four of them are still alive at the end of the fifth book A Dance with Dragons. In the HBO television adaptation, only two are alive at the end of the series.

Grey Wind (seasons 1–3) was Robb Stark's male direwolf, named for its swift speed. He accompanies Robb on his campaign against the Lannisters and often fights alongside him in the War of the Five Kings. When Robb is betrayed by Walder Frey and Roose Bolton, Grey Wind is locked up in a pen and killed with crossbows while trapped inside. Grey Wind and Robb are later decapitated, and Grey Wind's head is sewn onto Robb's corpse as a form of mutilation.

In the books, Robb's brother-in-law and banner-bearer Raynald Westerling manages to set Grey Wind free during the Red Wedding, and the direwolf tore the arm off the Frey kennelmaster and killed four wolfhounds before being shot dead.

Ghost (seasons 1–6, 8)^[10] is Jon Snow's male direwolf, named due to it being albino and always quiet. Ghost is born the runt of the litter but later grows into the largest of the six Stark direwolves. He accompanies Jon to Castle Black. Following the Night's Watch mutiny, he is imprisoned by Karl and Rast. He is later freed by Bran Stark and mauls Rast to death before rejoining Jon and the loyal Night's Watch brothers. Though he is taken back to Castle Black, Alliser Thorne spitefully orders Jon to lock up Ghost. When the wildlings reach Castle Black, Jon orders Sam to free Ghost, and the direwolf subsequently helps the Night's Watch by mauling several wildlings to death. He survives the battle. After Jon departs for Hardhome, Ghost remains at Castle Black and scares off two Night's Watch bullies after they beat Sam and attempt to rape Gilly. After Jon is murdered by mutineers led by Alliser Thorne, Davos and the loyalists bring Ghost to help protect Jon's body. Once the mutineers are defeated and arrested, Ghost rests by Jon's body, and is later the first to witness Jon's resurrection back to life. Once Jon executes the mutineers and reunites with his sister Sansa, Ghost leaves Castle Black with Jon, but does not participate in the battle against the Boltons. After the Starks win, Ghost returns to Winterfell with Jon, and survives the battle against the Night King. Jon entrusts Ghost to Tormund when the latter departs back north beyond the Wall.

In the books, Jon Snow is a skinchanger and can regularly warg into Ghost's body during sleep. Varamyr Sixskins, the most powerful Wildling skinchanger ever lived, described that "the gift was strong in Snow, but the youth was untaught, still fighting his nature when he should have gloried in it", and warging into a direwolf like Ghost would be "worthy of a king". While skinchanging into the direwolf, Jon Snow is even capable of sensing the status of the other sibling direwolves.

Lady (season 1) was Sansa Stark's female direwolf, named due to it being the smallest and prettiest of the pups. After an incident on the Kingsroad when Nymeria bites Joffrey, Cersei first demands that Nymeria be killed, and when Nymeria cannot be found, demands that a direwolf be killed. Despite his objections, Ned Stark obeys the king's order but kills Lady personally, though he sends her body north instead of allowing Cersei to have her skin.
Nymeria (seasons 1, 7) is Arya Stark's female direwolf, named after a legendary Rhoynish warrior queen whom Arya admires. On the way to King's Landing, Crown Prince Joffrey Baratheon attacks Arya with a sword after she attempts to defend her friend, the butcher's son Mycah, from his abuse. Nymeria comes to protect Arya and bites Joffrey in the arm. Knowing that Joffrey will lie to the court about what actually transpired, Arya forces Nymeria to flee to prevent it from being killed. A very long time afterward, Arya reunites with Nymeria in the Riverlands on her way back home to Winterfell and finds out that Nymeria has joined a pack of wild wolves. Arya attempts to urge Nymeria to return with her, but Nymeria refuses and remains with her new pack, likely due to how long she has been away from home.

In the books, Nymeria leads the largest wolf pack that Westeros has ever seen, and haunts the Riverlands attacking both human and livestock. Arya is a skinchanger and frequently wargs into Nymeria's body during sleep, even from a different continent. Her "wolf dreams" are instrumental in the resurrection of her mother Catelyn into Lady Stoneheart after the Red Wedding, and essential for her not losing the Stark identity while training to be a Faceless Men assassin.

Summer (seasons 1–4, 6) was Bran Stark's male direwolf. When an assassin attempts to murder the comatose Bran, Summer tears out the assassin's throat, saving both Bran and Bran's mother Catelyn. Summer and Shaggydog survive the sacking of Winterfell by Ramsay Snow and join Bran, Rickon, and their group on their journey to the Wall to find Jon Snow. When they stumble across Craster's Keep, Bran mentally takes over Summer's body to scout the area, but Summer falls into a trap and is imprisoned. He is later freed and continues the journey north with Bran. During the battle with the skeletons outside the Three-Eyed Raven's cave, Summer mauls several and escapes with Bran into the caves. After the White Walkers and the Wights attack the tree, the group is forced to escape. Only Meera and Bran make it out alive as Hodor, Summer, the Children of the Forest, and the Three-Eyed Raven are all slain by the undead while giving Bran time to escape.
Shaggydog (seasons 1–3, 6) was Rickon Stark's male direwolf, and is the only black one and the most temperamental of all the direwolf pups, whom Jojen Reed describes as "full of fear and rage". Following the sacking of Winterfell, Shaggydog and Summer join Rickon, Bran, Osha and the Reed siblings on their journey to the Wall to find Jon Snow. When the journey beyond the Wall is deemed too dangerous for Rickon, the group splits up, and Shaggydog accompanies Rickon and Osha to go to House Umber at Last Hearth. However, after Greatjon dies, his son Smalljon decides to ally with the Boltons and goes to Ramsay Bolton, to whom he gives Osha and Rickon as hostages, while presenting Shaggydog's severed head as proof of Rickon's identity.

In the books, Shaggydog follows Rickon and Osha to the island of Skagos, which is infamously rumored to be inhabited by cannibals. When Jon Snow wargs into his direwolf Ghost during sleep, he once sees Shaggydog fighting and killing a goat with one long horn.

Dragons

Drogon is the black one of Daenerys' three dragons. Visibly the biggest and Daenerys' favourite dragon, Drogon is named after Khal Drogo, her late husband. Throughout seasons 2 and 3, Drogon is loyal to Daenerys, but in season 4, he roars in her face when she tries to stop him from harming the other dragons over food, which makes her realise that she may be losing control over her dragons. While in Meereen, Daenerys receives two complaints from the citizens of Slaver's Bay about Drogon's behaviour, one of them a shepherd whose flock of sheep Drogon torched, and the second a farmer whose three-year-old daughter Drogon killed. Though Drogon disappears before he can be captured, he saves Daenerys from an ambush in Daznak's Pit and flies off with her on his back, though he is wounded by the Sons of the Harpy in the process. He later lands in the Great Grass Sea, where Daenerys will be captured by Dothrakis. Drogon will finally join together with her and his brothers and they finally sail towards Westeros. When Drogon discovers Daenerys' lifeless body, he is overwhelmed with anger and grief, realizing how his mother's obsession for the Iron Throne brought her to her own death. Drogon then proceeds to burn the Iron Throne until it is nothing but a puddle of molten slag. He then grasps Daenerys' body in his talons and flies with it across the Narrow Sea.
Rhaegal was the green one of Daenerys' three dragons. He is named after Daenerys' deceased brother, Rhaegar Targaryen. When Daenerys begins to lose control over them, she locks Rhaegal and Viserion in the catacombs beneath Meereen. She later goes to visit them, but they attempt to attack her, forcing her to flee. After being freed by Tyrion, Rhaegal flies to Westeros and is ridden by Jon Snow later on during the Battle of Winterfell. Rhaegal was eventually killed by Euron Greyjoy's fleet when Daenerys approached King's Landing to strike a final attack on Cersei's troops.
Viserion was the yellow one of Daenerys' three dragons. He is named after Daenerys' deceased brother, Viserys Targaryen. When Daenerys lost control over them, she locked Rhaegal and Viserion in the catacombs beneath Meereen. She later goes to visit them, but they attempt to attack her, forcing her to flee. Viserion was killed with an ice spear during a battle with the White Walkers beyond the Wall, only to be resurrected by the Night King. With the Night King riding on his back, Viserion breathes blue fire at the Wall, which then disintegrated. After the Battle of Winterfell, Viserion's body collapsed into its skeletal form after Arya killed the Night King.

Notes

^ In the novel series, A Song of Ice and Fire, Robin Arryn was named Robert Arryn. The character's name has been changed to Robin so as to prevent confusion with Robert Baratheon.
^ In the novel series, A Song of Ice and Fire, Yara Greyjoy was named Asha Greyjoy. The character's name has been changed to Yara so as to prevent confusion with Osha.

References

^ Martin, George R. R. (July 16, 2010). "From HBO". Not a Blog. LiveJournal. Archived from the original on March 7, 2016.
^ a b c d e f g h i "Game of Thrones reveals new cast members for Season 3!". io9.com. July 13, 2012. Archived from the original on July 17, 2012. Retrieved July 14, 2012.
^ "Game of Thrones Season 4: Three Parts Confirmed!". io9.com. May 28, 2013. Archived from the original on June 10, 2013. Retrieved June 10, 2013.
^ "Game of Thrones' Kristian Nairn Has 70 Different Ways of Saying 'Hodor'". Vulture. Archived from the original on November 8, 2015. Retrieved October 7, 2015.
^ "There are 70 Ways to Say 'Hodor' on GAME OF THRONES and Here They Are | Nerdist". Nerdist. Archived from the original on January 30, 2019. Retrieved October 7, 2015.
^ "Game of Thrones spoilers: Wilf Scolding is the Actor who plays Rhaegar Targaryen". Earn The Necklace. August 28, 2017. Archived from the original on August 28, 2017. Retrieved August 28, 2017.
^ Garcia, Elio (August 19, 2012). "Two More for S3: Ramon Tikaram, Dan Hildebrand Join Cast". Archived from the original on August 21, 2012. Retrieved August 19, 2012.
^ "Game of Thrones Episodes: EP208: The Prince of Winterfell". Westeros.org. Archived from the original on June 26, 2016. Retrieved February 21, 2016.
^ "Game of Thrones, Season 6, Direwolves". Collider. Archived from the original on January 12, 2020. Retrieved February 21, 2020.
^ McCluskey, Megan (October 1, 2018). "Game of Thrones: Ghost Returning in Season 8". TIME. Archived from the original on December 19, 2018. Retrieved December 20, 2018.

External links

Official website

[2] En la sexta temporada, Ned Stark es interpretado por los actores recurrentes Sebastian Croft y Robert Aramayo en escenas de flashback.

[3] En la séptima temporada, Ned Stark es interpretado por el actor invitado Robert Aramayo en una escena de flashback.

[4] En la quinta temporada, Cersei Lannister también es interpretada por la actriz invitada Nell Williams en una escena de flashback.

[5] Carice van Houten solo aparece en un episodio de la octava temporada, aunque se le acredita como miembro principal del reparto.

[6] Charles Dance solo aparece en un episodio de la quinta temporada, aunque se le acredita como miembro principal del reparto.

[7] En la tercera temporada, Daario Naharis es interpretado por el actor recurrente Ed Skrein .

[8] En las temporadas uno y dos, Tommen Baratheon es interpretado por el actor recurrente Callum Wharry.

[9] Jason Momoa se acredita como "También protagonista" a diferencia del elenco principal que se acredita en la Introducción y el elenco recurrente / invitado que se acredita como "Protagonista invitado".

[10] En la sexta temporada, Fergus Leathem interpreta a Rodrik Cassel en escenas de flashback.

[11] En la sexta temporada, Benjen Stark también es interpretado por Matteo Elezi en escenas de flashback.

[12] En las temporadas uno y dos, Myrcella Baratheon es interpretada por Aimee Richardson .

[13] En la sexta temporada, Sam Coleman también interpreta a Hodor (originalmente llamado Wylis) en escenas de flashback.

[14] En la primera temporada, Gregor Clegane es interpretado por Conan Stevens .

[15] En la segunda temporada, Gregor Clegane es interpretado por Ian Whyte .

[16] En la primera temporada, Rickard Karstark es interpretado por Steven Blount.

[17] En las temporadas tres a cinco, Little Sam es interpretado por extras infantiles no acreditados.

[18] En la primera temporada, Beric Dondarrion es interpretado por David Michael Scott.

[19] En la segunda temporada, Selyse Florent es interpretada por Sarah MacKeever extra no acreditada.

[20] En la cuarta temporada, el cuervo de tres ojos es interpretado por Struan Rodger .

[21] En la cuarta temporada, Leaf es interpretado por Octavia Alexandru.

[22] En la tercera temporada, Lothar Frey es interpretado por Tom Brooke .

[23] En la sexta temporada, Dickon Tarly es interpretado por Freddie Stroma .

[24] En las temporadas cuatro y cinco, Richard Brake interpreta al Rey Nocturno.

[26] In the novel series, A Song of Ice and Fire, Robin Arryn was named Robert Arryn. The character's name has been changed to Robin so as to prevent confusion with Robert Baratheon.

[27] In the novel series, A Song of Ice and Fire, Yara Greyjoy was named Asha Greyjoy. The character's name has been changed to Yara so as to prevent confusion with Osha.

[gotfactsheet-1] Martin, George R. R. (July 16, 2010). "From HBO". Not a Blog. LiveJournal. Archived from the original on March 7, 2016.

[ComicCon-25] ^ a b c d e f g h i "Game of Thrones reveals new cast members for Season 3!". io9.com. July 13, 2012. Archived from the original on July 17, 2012. Retrieved July 14, 2012.

[Season_4-28] "Game of Thrones Season 4: Three Parts Confirmed!". io9.com. May 28, 2013. Archived from the original on June 10, 2013. Retrieved June 10, 2013.

[29] "Game of Thrones' Kristian Nairn Has 70 Different Ways of Saying 'Hodor'". Vulture. Archived from the original on November 8, 2015. Retrieved October 7, 2015.

[30] "There are 70 Ways to Say 'Hodor' on GAME OF THRONES and Here They Are | Nerdist". Nerdist. Archived from the original on January 30, 2019. Retrieved October 7, 2015.

[31] "Game of Thrones spoilers: Wilf Scolding is the Actor who plays Rhaegar Targaryen". Earn The Necklace. August 28, 2017. Archived from the original on August 28, 2017. Retrieved August 28, 2017.

[Season_3-32] Garcia, Elio (August 19, 2012). "Two More for S3: Ramon Tikaram, Dan Hildebrand Join Cast". Archived from the original on August 21, 2012. Retrieved August 19, 2012.

[33] "Game of Thrones Episodes: EP208: The Prince of Winterfell". Westeros.org. Archived from the original on June 26, 2016. Retrieved February 21, 2016.

[34] "Game of Thrones, Season 6, Direwolves". Collider. Archived from the original on January 12, 2020. Retrieved February 21, 2020.

[35] McCluskey, Megan (October 1, 2018). "Game of Thrones: Ghost Returning in Season 8". TIME. Archived from the original on December 19, 2018. Retrieved December 20, 2018.

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