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The Stark chair is appropriately, ahem, stark. The sharp contrast of black and white and the menacing profile of a lunging dire wolf evoke the frozen North of Westeros and remind us that winter is, in fact, coming. I've never loved the stylized dire wolf that is the Stark's sigil but the one here is very accurate to ༒the heraldry you see on the show. The Targaryen version features the hydra-headed dragon and dragonscale accents to clearly recall how Aegon the Conqureror was able to dominate the seven kingdoms (well, excepting maybe Dorne) after the Doom of Valyria.
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Alan Bradley was once a Hardware Writer for GamesRadar and ♎PC Gamer, specialising in PC hardware. But, Alan is now a freelance joꦗurnalist. He has bylines at Rolling Stone, Gamasutra, Variety, and more.
