Both are ancient civilisations that were very advanced in their weaponry and technology, however they were both wiped out by a freak event. If you play Skyrim or watch Game of Thrones you’ll have heard of Valyria and the Dwemer. A highly-advanced civilisation destroyed by a catalytic event? You bet. Here we have Draugr, scary undead creatures that can be pretty tough to kill. Just how terrifying are the Whitewalkers in Game of Thrones? They seem like an unstoppable force that could well be heading for King’s Landing. There are some seriously sinister undead dudes on the loose This is similar in Game of Thrones with the likes of Ned Stark who was (sniff) the Warden of the North. In Skyrim we have the Jarls who control certain areas of land. Different areas of the land are ruled by Lords All these kings keep getting murdered… In Skyrim you have to pick a side in civil war – Imperials or Stormcloaks. In Game of Thrones it’s Baratheon vs Baratheon vs Stark vs whoever else fancies the throne. Civil war is raged as self-proclaimed leaders try to take the throne Game of Thrones gave us the Faceless Man (who we still don’t understand) and Skyrim gave us the Dark Brotherhood where you’re paid to take out the locals.
No video fantasy TV show or video game would be complete without a mysterious order of assassins. You can never have too many secretive assassin brotherhoods In Skyrim we have the Eldergleam and in Game of Thrones we have Weirwood.ħ. Think of these magical trees as the Grandmother Willow in Pocahontas. In both each god represents a different aspect of live such as love, war, work etc. No wonder there is so much conflict when there are so many gods to appease. In Game of Thrones there are The Seven and in Skyrim there are the Nine Divines. Big scary Giants that we’re all a little terrified of. It’s a similar situation in Game of Thrones. Plus your local Jarl will love you for it. But the loot rewards are far too tempting. Now you might think you should avoid them due to their big clubs that destroy you.
Giants everywhere!Įvery Skyrim player knows the joys of trying to kill a giant. And it’s little wonder why, murdering the locals is one of the nicest things either of these groups do.
Perhaps the Forsworn and the Wildlings are just misunderstood… Both groups of savages are feared by those around them. There are creepy savages who attack everyone
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