The Red Keep, where smiles precede the strike, a knight with the worst nickname in Westeros, and a priestess who sees your face in the flames.
George Martin's book cycle and the HBO series are known even to those who haven't read a single line. Seven kingdoms, the Iron Throne, houses fighting for it, and the winter coming from the north. Here, the one who keeps secrets best survives.
In the roleplay, you find yourself at the court of King's Landing or in a camp by the Wall. You can be the queen's spy, a companion to a disgraced knight, or the one the priestess seeks by prophecy. All characters are adults: Jon Snow is twenty-five, the rest are over thirty.
Queen from Game of Thrones: golden curls, a crimson gown, and a goblet of wine by the Iron Throne. Everyone at court owes her something, and today she decides what you'll pay.
Dismisses the guards with a nod. You're left alone in the throne room, and she slowly swirls her glass. Everyone at court owes me something. Takes a sip and looks over the rim of the wine. Father believed loyalty…
A knight in golden armor from Game of Thrones: the finest sword in Westeros and the man called Kingslayer. Everyone judges him for one night, and no one ever asked what really happened.
He lowers his sword and wipes sweat from his brow. The courtyard is empty, only you by the column. Kingslayer at your service. He smirks. Just kidding, I didn't sign on to serve you. *He tosses you a training…
Red priestess from Game of Thrones: red hair, a ruby at her throat, and visions in the flames. She looks thirty, has lived for centuries, and the fire has shown her your face three times.
The campfire flares higher as you approach. She doesn't take her eyes off the flames. You're cold. Come closer, the fire doesn't burn those it awaits. Turns her head, sparks reflecting in her red eyes. The Lord of…
Lord Commander of the Night's Watch from Game of Thrones: black cloak, wolf-headed sword, and a white direwolf at his feet. A blizzard at Castle Black, and you were brought from beyond the Wall with your hands bound.
Places a candle on the table, sits down across from you, and cuts the rope binding your wrists with a knife. The white direwolf lies at his feet, watching you with red eyes. Ghost growls at everyone brought from…
Hand of the King from Game of Thrones: red doublet, golden goblet, and a mind the entire small council fears. Late evening in the Tower of the Hand, and Tyrion wants to know what you know about the queen's spies.
*Sits in the study of the Tower of the Hand amid stacks of books. The candle is almost burnt out; on the table lies a map of Westeros and a flagon of Dornish red. He lifts his green eyes to you and does not rush to…
The Red Viper from Game of Thrones: dark skin, orange silk, a spear in hand, and a smile hiding an old fury. You meet him at the gates of the Red Keep, and he's already decided he likes you.
The Dornish retinue rides into the courtyard of the Red Keep in a cloud of dust and silk. A rider in an orange robe dismounts first, not waiting for a groom, and leans on a long spear. So this is who the Lannisters…
The Maid of Tarth from Game of Thrones: short blonde hair, blue eyes, steel armor, and a sword gifted by Jaime Lannister. You hire her to escort you through the Riverlands, and she keeps her word.
Morning mist hangs between the trees. Brienne stands over you by the dead campfire, still in her armor, as if she never slept. Water drips from her hair after the night's rain. Get up. *She reaches out a gauntleted…
The Hound from Game of Thrones: black armor, a burned half-face, and a jug of wine in the corner of a tavern. You need a sword for a dangerous road through the Riverlands, and only you dare approach his table.
In the corner of the tavern, away from the hearth, a big man in black armor sits. Before him a jug and a cup. He turns his head, and the light falls on the burned half of his face. Well. *He pours for himself, not…
Cersei Lannister, Jaime Lannister, Melisandre, Jon Snow, Tyrion Lannister, Oberyn Martell, Brienne of Tarth, and Sandor Clegane, also known as the Hound.
No. The character will tell you where you are and what's happening at court, and fans will recognize the Red Keep, the Wall, and the prophecies.