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The Storm God or storm god is a god of the ironborn of the Iron Islands. The eternal enemy of the Drowned God, he lives in a cloudy hall and ravens are his creatures. He sets snares to lure the ironborn to their destruction and sends storms at sea. The hand of the storm god is included in the sigil of House Kenning of Harlaw.
- The Seven Faced God
- The Lord of Light
- The Drowned God
- The Old Gods
The Seven Faced God, more commonly referred to as the faith of the seven, is the dominant religion in Westeros except for The Iron Islands and The North. Members of the Faith worship the Seven Who Are One, a single deity with seven aspects or faces. For the less educated, however, this concept is often difficult to grasp, causing them to often beli...
The Lord of Light is the dominant religion in Essos. The religion is based on a dualistic, Manichean view of the world: R'hllor, the god of light, heat, and life, and R'hllor's antithesis the Great Other, the god of ice and death. They are locked in an eternal struggle over the fate of the world; a struggle that, according the ancient prophecies fr...
The Drowned god is worshiped exclusively in The Iron Islands on Westeros. The faith of the Drowned God is unique to the Iron Islands. He is seen as the creator of the seas and father of the ironborn. The ironborn believe they come from the watery halls of the Drowned God. The Drowned God is said to have made the ironborn in his own likeness, to rea...
The Old Gods is the religion located in The North on Westeros. The old gods are "based on animism and traditional Pagan beliefs of Wicca and various other Celtic systems and Norse systems", melted into one construct. The free folk beyond the Wall believe that the gods are everywhere – in the rocks, streams, birds, and beasts – and that they take th...
The Many-Faced God, as depicted in Game of Thrones: Histories & Lore. Gods depicted include the Weeping Lady of Lys, the old gods, the Drowned God, the Stranger, the Black Goat of Qohor, the Lion of Night, and R'hllor. In Essos across the narrow sea, there are numerous different religions.
R'hllor, also known as the Lord of Light, the Heart of Fire, the God of Flame and Shadow, [1] is a prominent god in Essos, but has only a few followers in Westeros, where he is more commonly known as the red god. [2] [3] The symbol of R'hllor the Red [4] is a fiery heart. [5] .
Jun 13, 2024 · I am the fire that burns against the cold, the light that brings the dawn, the horn that wakes the sleepers, the shield that guards the realms of men. I pledge my life and honor to the Night's Watch, for this night and all the nights to come.
Jan 1, 2011 · “If every captain was a king aboard his own ship, as was often said, it was small wonder they named the islands the land of ten thousand kings. And when you have seen your kings shit over the rail and turn green in a storm, it was hard to bend the knee and pretend they were gods.”
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A Song of Ice and Fire is a series of epic fantasy novels written by American novelist and screenwriter George R.R. Martin. He began writing the series in 1991 and the first volume was published in 1996.
