This is why you never schedule an upload and fall asleep before proof editing! Sorry for the audio glitches

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I Think it was used by sam against the white walkers

Was it used by Sam against white walker?

Plot twist: the north of Westeros goes so far that it circles the planet and becomes Sothoryos.

I do believe it was calculated that "North of the Wall" was determined to be approximately ~14 trillion miles. Considering it took the White Walkers 8 seasons to get there

that was used by Sam against the white walker...that was used by Sam against the white walker

Hardhome was destroyed by a dragon, if these events were 600 years before dany was born, then that means aegon the conquerer had not yet landed on westeros, and it is hinted that wild dragons were known to leave valyria and travel across the narrow sea from time to time, most likely was a wandering dragon from valyria, that stumbled upon the wildlings port while hunting, and most likely attacked in self defense, after being provoked by the people there. as a side note, its stated in a few brief sections of lore that the "frost dragons" that live on the west side of the great north decended from regular dragons, as the dragons that migrated there adapted to their enviroment.

I can see a porn being made called "the fist of the first men."

So basically it's Scotland...

couldn't care less about the small audio editing mistakes. great video and great content dude.

Make a video about the dragon glass that was used by Sam against the white walkers

the north sounds more interesting than the south with all their dramas

We only had one scene that showed the lands of always winter. ( i assume the place where the night king made his first appearance and turned a baby into a white walker was the lands of always winter) They showed nothing of the frostfangs, frozen shore or thenn. They also only showed castle black, small parts of eastwatch and one scene of the abandoned nightfort. There's so much unexplored in the north. The REAL north.

"it turns out he...."What??!?! HE WHAT?!?!

It turns out he was with a.....

George RR Martins imagination is really something!!!

"Its turn out he was with a.... Jojen" Me: Aww a jojen... what's a jojen?

3:24 You can say that again!

Imagine if someone had implemented these in the show, the ice dragon twice as big breathing snow would be awesome to see.

These detailed map videos are great

does this person have a phd in game of thrones lmao

Why is north above the wall a much more interesting location that the other places in westeros? It's so unexplored and the few times the show has had scenes there it's been great

I always thought the fist of the first men was much longer north than the maps makes it out to be. It used to take ages to travel in the show aside from the very first episodes in season 1. But even then they clearly showed the time difference by showing the growth of the direwolves and how much more east daenerys had gone in essos. Makes me laugh how they seemingly fast traveled for fun when they wanted to in the last seasons.

Do you think Martin will ever hire a team of writers to cover many of the stories, houses, people, places we've heard about? There's so much potential with the complex world he has created.

All the work and attention to detail you put into these videos is amazing. I remember in past videos you mentioned how long it takes for you to research, compile and edit these, so if there are small hiccups it’s understandable. I love these videos and can’t wait for the next ones, you do a great job so thank you. I know you do this for fun and no body pays you to do these, how can we help/ support?

Some editing mistakes but good video

A video on Sothoryos and it’s many magical beasts would be simply incredible!

These videos are so appreciated for helping tie all the story's lore together, thank you for your hard work.

The Skyrim music complements the video nicely

Make a video about ashaii and the shadowlands

Maybe a dragon attacked hardhome and ate the vilagers in a cave?

Despite of those audio glitches especially 3:24, this video is really informative. Thanks!

Can you make a video about the different organizations/groups in westeros like the faceless men and the brotherhood?

Great video !! Loved it !!! All these map details are so awesome, and i got to know a ton about the game of thrones world !!! Thanks for making such videos and sharing the knowledge !!! Keep up the good work !!! ❤️❤️👍👍

That was used by Sam against the white walker was said twice

Westeros really exists in another dimension. Do you know why GRRM is so slow at writing? because he's waiting for it major event to happen in westeros. when he saw what happened, He immediately wrote it. That's the process of making ASOIAF novels

Interesting video! Thanks for your time and effort making it. Don’t bother about the people that has nothing better to do than to point out some minor mistakes. Most of us viewers on UKposts are greatful that some people has the energy and creativity to make videos and put them out here for everyone to watch FOR FREE!

Love your map videos, brings the story more to life.

Great job man. You always come through with quality videos.

The cave was this close to the wall?! I thought it was waaaaaay in the north.

Normally books inspire us to watch the film, The Game of thrones film inspired me to read the Books

Great video. Really informed. 1st time here. I was impressed so I have subbed. Look forward to seeing more of your channel.

The North is the most intriguing map in the entire Westeros. Even in that, beyond the wall map is even more intriguing. Thanks for this video. Good channel and content. 👍

Thanks for the nice video. My favourite region in the whole series is the hostile North with the barbaric tribes, the Others, the Giants and so much more... P.S : The great weirwood tree reminds me of a real plane tree in Achaia, Greece that is 25 m tall and 15 m wide in its trunk. It is used as an orthodox church and is called Panagia Plataniotissa.

I gotta say...these videos r excellent!!! Very thorough!!!

I love going over the maps and creatures that exist in these fantasy worlds.

Great upload. Thanks for taking the time to put this together.

anyone hearing the skyrim music in the background lmao it’s very fitting.

I love you and your videos!!!!!!!!!! Thanks for all the hard work, man!!

Always information and never boring videos! Thank you

This video has been on my watch later list ever since it was uploaded.

I think a detailed map review of far east Essos like the city of asshai and the shadow lands were dragons came from would be awesome!

Such detailed study n their entire buildup n presence lasted only 1 episode. 😆😆😆😆😆😆

Amazing video! Thanks for the great explanations and details!

I love your videos man. I'd really like ton see a video of the Riverlands or maybe the West. The Reach would be good to. Anyway, keep the videos coming. I find ASOIAF maps and lore very interesting.

After the Dorne video, if you want please make a video of the Stormlands.

The game was really good. I recommend it highly

Great video, enjoyed it a lot with the map and scenes from the series for better understanding

These videos deserve so much more attention.

3:25 I thought I was going nuts hearing it twice haha

I've always wondered how the white walkers could go to hardhome, it's located at the edge, and in the series it looks like you can walk from there to the wall, so why did they take the ships and from which direction did night king and his gang come from? I would really appreciate it if you could answer it

I must say i love these videos. I have them on in the bakground when playing Skyrim and it is some interesting stuff you learn.

Fantastic video. You should do one one each region of westeros and the game of thrones world. Great way to pass my tone while waiting for the next book

Nice job about the map. Only one place i think is wrong the Cave of the 3-eyed Raven i think is much more North. In the books i remember that they pass some lakes or something before they reach the Cave.

GRRM has so much material to cover, hopefully he'll be able to finish most, and if not, hopefully he'll find a great successor to his stories!

2:42 what he said rite there. Makes this whole video worth watching. Even if that's all you learned. I had no idea until he broke it down. I really didn't notice. Great work broddah. Love peace and chicken greese from New Jersey.

Thank you for the hard work and research you put into this, very interesting

Hardhome was, IMO, the best episode/scene out of the entire series.

We need so much a new series (maybe GoT spinoff or GoT season 9) playing on these places, so many misteryes, so many cool places. Please make it happen.

I love your videos. And really appreciate your hard work to make them. Would love to support your channel in some way too

Can u do a map detail of The Riverlands and The Reach love your videos keep it up buddy 😁😁😁

Do I hear music from Skyrim/Oblivion?

I can appreciate almost every change made by the show

this is very useful. incredible insight. Thank you

Awesome video! Thoroughly enjoyed this

Can you make a detailed video on Land of Always Winter?

Lovely bit of Skyrim music

❤️ all your vids! Especially your Maps and Family Trees. Maybe you could do a more detailed map of the shadow lands and I would love to see a new Targaryen family tree vid like you promised lol you definitely have the most visually stunning GOT videos out there keep it up!

Whenever I see these fantasy maps, my eye always wanders towards the most inhospitable extremes rather than the warm, safe capitals. Regions like this are like a fairy tale for me. A dark, horrible, brooding fairy tale.

do one at the end of essos, where the five forts are

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I really like how you explained the ....

beautifully explained... love it

the north grove was an enchanted village beyond the wall where the dead couldn't enter and evil/blood magic was used to control the people there and it slowly killed the enchanters using the spells

Sam found the horn of winter actually, in the series along with the dragonglass at the fist.

These videos really brought me back to the whole world of ice and fire. After season 8 shitfest i just wanted to forget about the whole thing, but now i feel like i want to read the books.

Love the music in the background.

Gotta love the skyrim music in the background

That was used by Sam against the White Walker.

gotta love that elder scrolls music in the background

Once again great detail in your video !!!

Ashaii, The Shadowlands and the far far east with basilisk and its magical story pls.

Sam has the Horn of Winter. It was buried with the dragon glass at the Fist.

Video to the point. Well done my friend.

Your way of explaining 👏👏

Did stannis sail over the shivering sea to attack the wildlings??

That was used against Sam by the white walker. That was used against Sam by the white walker.

love your videos would love to see more

Can you make a video on The Reach? It's my favourite besides the North