Game Of Thrones: Where Did all the Characters End Up?

Now that the season 8 finale has aired, here’s an at-a-glance guide to where the surviving Game Of Thrones characters ended up…

This article comes from Den of Geek UK.

Warning: spoiler upon spoiler for the Game Of Thrones season 8 finale await below.

It’s over. The 73rd Game Of Thrones episode, first of its name, has aired. The show’s chess pieces (the few that didn’t end up chargrilled or crushed to dust) have all reached their final square. But were the survivors punished or rewarded?

In addition to our spoiler-filled finale review, ending explanation, and ponderings over what could come next, below is a handy at-a-glance guide as to where everybody ended up after season eight.

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Clearly, there are major spoilers ahead. Last warning…

Bran Stark

All hail Bran the Broken, first of his name, King of the Andals and the First Men, Lord of the Six Kingdoms and Protector of the Realm. With a warging, all-seeing Three-Eyed Raven for a ruler, that realm is protected all right.

Tyrion Lannister

Hand to King Bran the Broken, leader of the Small Council. Finally the finder of an audience for his long-promised joke about the jackass and the honeycomb, but still a long way from his dream of living out his days in a southern vineyard.

Sansa Stark

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Queen in the North, wearer of a new crown and occupier of a Direwolf-carved wooden throne. Queen Sansa made the North once again an independent state, as it was before the Targaryen conquest. Her father would have been proud (also: surprised).

further reading: Game of Thrones Season 8 – Who Lives and Who Dies?

Jon Snow

Jon was sent back where he (sort of) started, at Castle Black, in the Night’s Watch. He was last seen venturing North with Tormund and the Wildlings, to resettle their villages now that there’s no threat from the Night King, and roam the land.

Arya Stark

Arya Stark in Game of Thrones Finale

Sailing the seas to find what’s west of Westeros, armed with her Needle, the dagger she used to kill the Night King, plenty of skill and one hell of a reputation.

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Ser Davos Seaworth

The Onion Knight is now master of ships in King Bran’s small council. Not bad for a smuggler.

further reading: Game of Thrones – The 10 Characters Who Started the War

Samwell Tarly

Judging by his chain, Grand Maester to King Bran’s small council (Sam’s dream!) and expectant father to a child with Gilly.

Ser Brienne Of Tarth

Knight of the Seven Kingdoms, Lord Commander of the Kingsguard, member of King Bran’s small council, and biographer of Ser Jaime Lannister.

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Ser Bronn of the Blackwater

Lord of Highgarden and master of coin on King Bran’s small council. Not bad for a sellsword.

Tormund Giantsbane

Wildling leader, back in his heartland leading his people beyond the Wall in the North.

further reading: Game of Thrones – The 10 Characters Who Started the War

Ser Gendry of Storm’s End

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Lord of Storm’s End and legitimate son of House Baratheon, but not husband to Arya Stark.

Grey Worm

Grey Worm in Game of Thrones Finale

Leader of the Unsullied, taking them on an expedition to the Island of Naath, the birthplace of his beloved Missandei.

Gilly

Mother-to-be of her second child, fathered by Grand Maester Samwell Tarly. (Maesters are traditionally celibate and don’t have families but we can’t imagine that rule would be enforced for Sam and Gilly.)

read more: Game of Thrones Sequel Spinoff Possibilities

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Ser Podrick Payne

A member of the Kingsguard, serving under Ser Brienne of Tarth, Knight of the Seven Kingdoms. Yes.

Yara Greyjoy

Yara Greyjoy in Game of Thrones Finale

Head of House Greyjoy and ruler of the Iron Islands.

Yohn Royce

Still Lord of Runestone, bannerman to House Stark, loyal to the Queen in the North, with Robin Arryn as his ward.

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read more: How Game of Thrones’ Ending Reinforces the Status Quo

Robin Arryn

Still Lord of the Vale, and ward to Lord Royce.

Edmure Tully

Still Lord of Riverrun, head of House Tully.

Drogon

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Flying to the East, with Daenerys’ corpse in tow/toe.

Ghost

With his master Jon, roaming the North, fighting his enemies and nuzzling by the fire of an evening.

And here’s a quick list of season eight’s dead and how they met their ends…

Daenerys in Game of Thrones Finale

Daenerys Targaryen

Stabbed in the heart by her nephew/lover/subject Jon.

Cersei & Jaime Lannister

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Crushed by falling debris in the crypt under the Red Keep.

Missandei

Decapitated by The Mountain to wind up Daenerys, on Cersei’s orders.

Theon Greyjoy

Stabbed by the Night King, running towards him full tilt in a suicide mission.

Varys

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Burned to death by Drogon for treason, on Dany’s orders.

Melisandre

Aged centuries in seconds, withered and died after willingly removing her enchanted ruby following the Battle of Winterfell.

Sandor “The Hound” Clegane

Jumped out of the Red Keep in order to kill his brother, The Mountain.

Qyburn

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Neck broken by The Mountain during Dany’s attack on King’s Landing.

Gregor “The Mountain” Clegane

Killed by his brother sacrificing them both by jumping off the Red Keep into Drogon’s flames.

The Night King

Stabbed in the heart with Valyrian steel by Arya Stark in the Battle of Winterfell.

Beric Dondarrion

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Fell in the Battle of Winterfell, saving Arya Stark’s life.

Eddision “Dolorous Edd” Tollett

Fell in the Battle of Winterfell.

Lyanna Mormont

Crushed by a giant wight, but brought it down with her, the wee dynamo.

Ned Umber

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Ned Umber in Game of Thrones Season 8

Killed by the Night King and used to make expressionist art on the wall of his former home.

Euron Greyjoy

In a sword fight with Jaime Lannister. He just couldn’t leave well enough alone.

Read our full Game of Thrones Season 8 coverage and episode guide here.

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