Priests, prophecies and old gods shape choices all over Game of Thrones, even when their meanings are unclear. Explore the Lord of Light, the Old Gods, the Many-Faced God and more to see how well you know the spiritual side of Westeros.
Which red priestess worships the Lord of Light and serves as an advisor to Stannis Baratheon?
Osha
Melisandre
The Waif
Kinvara
Which phrase often repeated by followers of the Lord of Light describes the dangers of darkness?
“All men must die”
“What is dead may never die”
“The night is dark and full of terrors”
“Winter is coming”
Which ancient deities are worshipped through heart trees and weirwoods by northerners like the Starks?
The Many-Faced God
The Old Gods of the Forest
The Drowned God
The Seven
Which religion is centered on the Faith of the Seven, with a prominent leader known as the High Sparrow?
The Lord of Light
The Faith of the Seven
The Many-Faced God
The Drowned God
Which Braavosi deity is served by the Faceless Men, who believe in many identities and faces of death?
The Many-Faced God
The Drowned God
The Stranger
The Lord of Light
Which Iron Islands god is honored with the words, “What is dead may never die”?
The Seven
The Drowned God
The Lord of Light
The Old Gods
Which prophecy about a “prince that was promised” or Azor Ahai is linked to flames and a weapon called Lightbringer?
A hero will be reborn to fight the darkness with a flaming sword
The Wall will stand forever without magic
A child will rule all seven kingdoms in peace
A dragon will never be born again
Which character has visions in the flames that influence Stannis Baratheon’s military decisions?
Gendry
Davos Seaworth
Selyse Baratheon
Melisandre
Which group in King’s Landing revives the militant arm of the Faith, known as the Faith Militant?
The Iron Bank of Braavos
The followers of the High Sparrow with Cersei’s support
The City Watch on its own
The Small Council and the maesters
Which location in Braavos houses the Hall of Faces and serves as the main temple for the Faceless Men?
The Red Keep
The Great Sept of Baelor
The Sept of Baelor in Oldtown
The House of Black and White
Starter
You know a few gods and prophecies, but much of Westeros’s faith and lore is still hazy.
Solid
You keep most key religions, phrases and visions straight, with only a few mix-ups.
Expert!
You could brief a maester on every major faith, prophecy and vision shown in the series.
