Gifts for Game of Thrones Fans

The World of Ice & Fire: The Untold History of Westeros, by George R.R. Martin, Elio Garcia, and Linda Antonsson
Martin’s fictional world is darkly beautiful, intricate, and deep. In this lavish compendium, Martin cranks up the backstory to 11, providing the most comprehensive (and illustrated) view yet of the history of the Seven Kingdoms. Produced with the founders of the fan site Westeros.org, this is the battle-filled, rivalry-stuffed, usurper-heavy hardcover your coffee table has been waiting for.

Game of Thrones 5-Copy Boxed Set, by George R.R. Martin
Readers know why Game of Thrones makes for such amazing television: because it is based on amazing books. For anyone on your list who likes the show but hasn’t yet read the work that inspired them, this boxed set is the perfect gift. May we suggest this message for the card? “Enclosed, you will find one of the most epic feats of storytelling in all of literature. Happy holidays!”

Funko POP! Mhysa Daenerys
The Mother of Dragons has sported a number of looks throughout four seasons of Game of Thrones, but we’re partial to her pretty blue Mhysa garb, adorably recreated in POP! form.

Game of Thrones: The Complete First & Second Seasons
Experience the phenomenon from the beginning (or convert your late-to-the-party friends) with this complete boxed set of the first two seasons of the epic HBO adaptation. In addition to the episodes themselves, the set includes a diverse array of how-they-did-it bonus materials. Our favorite moment: the adorable actors who play the Stark children singing along with the theme song during an audio commentary.

Game of Thrones: The Complete Third Season
While you’re anxiously awaiting the release of the season four boxed set next year, why not brush up on the shocking twists and turns in season three, from the Mother of Dragons finally letting her children run wild, to that infamous wedding?

Ice Letter Opener
On Game of Thrones, Ned Stark uses his longsword Ice to dispense justice in the bitterly cold North. This detailed scale replica is similarly effective at passing judgement on letters, bills, and the countless holiday cards piling up on your desk.

Game of Thrones Legacy Action Figures
As collectors, we know the last thing you should do is take the figure out of the packaging, but the highly detailed, fully articulated new Legacy line from Funko provide a serious test of will. It’s all we can do to keep ourselves from shredding those boxes and staging our own battle for the Iron Throne. All your favorites are here, but we’re partial to tragic lovers Khal Drogo and Daenerys, and, of course, everyone’s favorite lions, Jamie Lannister and Tyrion Lannister.

Warriors, edited by George R.R. Martin and Gardner Dozois
In the first of their cross-genre anthologies, George R.R. Martin and co-editor Gardner Dozois explore what it means to be a warrior, whether heroic or villainous. Contributors include Diana Gabaldon, David Weber, Joe R. Lansdale, Peter S. Beagle, and many more. And in the coup de grace, Martin delivers the third of his Tales of Dunk and Egg novellas, which feature the Little Hedge Knight That Could, Dunk, and his squire-come-lately, Egg. “The Mystery Knight” takes place during the reign of Aerys I and features, among its many Easter eggs, a four-year-old Walder Frey.

Dangerous Women, edited by George R.R. Martin and Gardner Dozois
George R.R. Martin’s female characters are just as complex, challenging, heroic, and ruthless as their male counterparts. That mindset extends to all the stories in this treasure trove of alpha women and femme fatales. Diana Gabaldon is back as a contributor, as is Lev Grossman with a story set in the world of The Magicians, Jim Butcher with a new story from Harry Dresden’s world, and of course, a tale of war between a Targaryen princess and her stepmother, set 200 years before the start of A Game of Thrones.

Rogues, edited by George R.R. Martin and Gardner Dozois
The latest themed anthology from Martin and Dozois features rousing tales of roguish behavior from scoundrels, anti-heroes, and those who do evil (even if they don’t mean to). Regular fantasy readers won’t want to miss a romp from Patrick Rothfuss’s Kingkiller Chronicles world, nor a check-in with the Marquis de Carabas from Neil Gaiman’s Neverwhere, but there’s plenty here for genre newcomers, including a wickedly sexy story from Gillian Flynn, the devious mind behind Gone Girl. For Martin’s part, he offers up more Targaryen upheaval, this time in a prequel of sorts to his novella at the end of Dangerous Women.

Game of Thrones: The Graphic Novel, adapted by Daniel Abraham, art by Tommy Patterson
The land of the Seven Kingdoms is recreated in vivid detail in this stunning graphic novel adaptation, scripted by Daniel Abraham, a worthy fantasy writer in his own right. Westeros has jumped from the printed page, to the screen, to the illustrated panel, each version offering a unique, indelible, and essential vision of Martin’s creation.

The Lands of Ice & Fire, by George R.R. Martin
With a story that spans the Seven Kingdoms and multiple other continents besides, A Song of Ice and Fire really puts the “epic” in “epic fantasy.” This collection of lavishly illustrated maps will help readers and viewers alike orient themselves in this rich invented world. From tundra to desert, the land of the Seven Kingdoms (and beyond) is vast, with nary a biome unturned, and here’s a passport to it all.

Living Language Dothraki, by David J. Peterson
Dothraki is the language of the noble, ruthless horse lords of Essos—and if you master this book, you, too, can learn to speak the language of Khal Drogo. Written by the man who developed the language for the show, Living Language Dothraki offers a phrasebook and companion CD (featuring more than 200 words and phrases) that provide the building blocks to beefing up on your fictional linguistics, a skill that’s a surefire hit at parties. Me nem nesa: it is known.

Game of Thrones: Westeros Intrigue
Sure, it’s easy to criticize the Starks for bumbling through the Game of Thrones (hey, Ned, maybe DON’T reveal to your archnemesis that you’re going to reveal all the skeletons in her closet), but do you really think you can do better? Prove it in this addictive game of court intrigue, in which your ability to know when to hold ’em, and know when to unleash the Hound will spell victory over your opponents and seal your claim over the Seven Kingdoms.

HBO Game of Thrones 4-D Puzzle
Even after four seasons, we can’t get over how cool the HBO series’ 3D-clockwork opening credits are. This 4D puzzle gives you a chance to rebuild them at home, and learn a little bit about the lore and geography of Westeros in the process.
 
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