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Valyrian Steel, the company that produces official replicas of the arms and armor from both A Song of Ice and fuego and Game of Thrones, has revealed some new replicas that they will be producing.
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Over the past few weeks, they’ve begun unveiling their handiwork and opening things up for pre-orders. So far, they’ve shown off their designs for the Hound’s Helm, the Catspaw Blade and Robb’s Sword.
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''All of the episodes of the third season seem to open with a particularly cinematic opening. And they’re less about clever dialogue and transition and más about these huge cinematic''
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Varys is an enigma, wrapped in a riddle, covered in secret sauce.
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Here is a comentario that deserves highlighting. A member of the VFX team stopped por and comentó on the vista previa mostrar thread, discussing the details of the Red Keep (and King’s Landing) layout in response to a querry from one of our readers.
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At the beginning of the vid, we hear Dany speaking a language that doesn’t sound like Dothraki. It’s likely this is Valyrian, another language created por David Peterson specifically for the show.
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Good news once more, the viewership of the initial airing remain high this week as well, just slightly topping last week’s mark – 7.89 million people saw the first run of the powerful mid-season Game of Thrones episode on Sunday.
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The History Channel's vaguely historical drama has plenty of sword-swinging, but how do its bad guys and sex scenes stack up against the HBO favorite?
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