Words Worth Keeping
The Lines We Love
The best lines from the pages you've already turned — spoken by the people who said them.
The map of Westeros, the castles, the characters and the great houses — and the words of a thousand years. Built for the finest reading buddy in all the Seven Kingdoms.
The Known World
The full interactive map of the known world. Drag to roam, scroll to zoom, and click any castle or city. Use the spoiler slider inside the map to set exactly how far you've read — so nothing gets ruined.
Two great powers stir at the edges of the world — the cold dark rising in the far North, and dragons waking across the sea.
Measured Against the Realm
The whole cast, drawn to true scale — the Mountain looming over the Hound, brave little Tyrion beside them all. Use the arrows, or swipe, to meet them.
Heights are approximate — GRRM gives exact numbers for only a few, so these blend the books' descriptions with what fans have measured. ⚔
Words Worth Keeping
The best lines from the pages you've already turned — spoken by the people who said them.
Sworn for a Thousand Years
Nine great houses rule the Seven Kingdoms. Each has its sigil, its words, and the lesser bannermen sworn to fight beneath its flag. Open a house to see its sworn banners — and who marches for whom.
A Raven Brings Word
Tap a seal to reveal what most people never knew about the world of A Song of Ice and Fire.
A Raven Comes to Winterfell — For Kingston
Kingston — you are the best reading buddy a dad could ever ask for. Some of my favorite nights in the whole world have been the two of us, side by side, lost in Westeros — guessing what Arya does next, arguing over Tyrion's best line, turning just one more page when we both knew it was way past bedtime.
I built this whole castle of a website for you so a piece of those nights is always one click away — no matter how far apart we are. Roam the map. Find every castle. See how tiny Tyrion stands beside the Mountain. Learn the words of all the great houses, and then quiz me on them (you'll win).
Lord Eddard had it right: “When the snows fall and the white winds blow, the lone wolf dies, but the pack survives.”
You and me — we're pack. Always. No distance, no winter, nothing in this world or any other changes that. I think about you every single day, bud, and I am so proud of the person you're becoming. I miss reading to you more than I know how to say, and I cannot wait until the next time I get to pick up the book and start again right where we left off.
Until then — keep reading, keep that big brilliant mind of yours sharp, and remember that wherever you are, your dad loves you to the Wall and back.
— Dad 🐺
