The bay doesn't need to freeze to make it passable by the army of the dead. Halas had the solution to this ages ago...
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well iirc even in the tv show, didn't ice start to form at Eastwatch by the sea in the intro, or something? I think that was a running theory at one point.The bay freezing over should have been hinted at too. As it is, the show makes it look like the Night King's plan involved a macguffin he couldn't have possibly known existed.
Sure, but it was never established as a credible threat. The wall is built up as the thing that keeps wildlings out. The wildlings go to great lengths to scale it in unmanned areas. If the wildlings could go around it simply by boat or frozen water, I think that needs to be explicitly mentioned.well iirc even in the tv show, didn't ice start to form at Eastwatch by the sea in the intro, or something? I think that was a running theory at one point.
wildlings had their own way of bypassing the wall. at least Mance and Osha knew how to get through.Sure, but it was never established as a credible threat. The wall is built up as the thing that keeps wildlings out. The wildlings go to great lengths to scale it in unmanned areas. If the wildlings could go around it simply by boat or frozen water, I think that needs to be explicitly mentioned.
well I mean.. why DON'T they? are wildlings retarded? not have boat technology? does hardhome, etc patrol the waters and stop any wildling boats?Sure, but it was never established as a credible threat. The wall is built up as the thing that keeps wildlings out. The wildlings go to great lengths to scale it in unmanned areas. If the wildlings could go around it simply by boat or frozen water, I think that needs to be explicitly mentioned.
Ok, fair enough, wildlings was a bad comparison.well I mean.. why DON'T they? are wildlings retarded? not have boat technology? does hardhome, etc patrol the waters and stop any wildling boats?
one of the big problems with the The Night's Watch is they have been understaffed for long periods of time. many of those posts have been left abandoned because there is simply nobody to man them and because of that large sections of the wall have fallen into disrepair and become unprotected. the show used that flaw to its advantage in the earlier seasons, but they "sort of forgot" about it later on because it looked cooler to have an ice dragon WTFpwn the entire wall. with an icy blast.
Wasnt the wall filled with magic or enchanted to prevent walkers from going south of it? Thats why they needed the dragon.
But then how did they bring that walker all the way to kings landing?
i thought the wall was filled with magic to keep it from melting in the summer. the Horn of Winter (Joramun) was said to bring down the wall, i dont know if there is WW magic to keep the walkers from passing. if that was the case, they wouldnt have needed to build it a million feet high. they could just put up a picket fence and say magic shit over it and Bob's your uncle. they built it super tall because it had to keep the walkers out. and later it worked on the giants and freefolk.Wasnt the wall filled with magic or enchanted to prevent walkers from going south of it? Thats why they needed the dragon.
But then how did they bring that walker all the way to kings landing?
i thought the wall was filled with magic to keep it from melting in the summer. the Horn of Winter (Joramun) was said to bring down the wall, i dont know if there is WW magic to keep the walkers from passing. if that was the case, they wouldnt have needed to build it a million feet high. they could just put up a picket fence and say magic shit over it and Bob's your uncle. they built it super tall because it had to keep the walkers out. and later it worked on the giants and freefolk.
The zombie was brought through the wall (mistaken as simply a corpse) by the Night's Watch.
thats a little vague, but they still built the wall super fucking high, if there is magic woven into it, would they need to make it such a monstrous structure?Everything to Know About the Wall on Game of Thrones
It’s the only barrier between Westeros and the White Walkers.www.vulture.com
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