On Game of Thrones, the term "Andal" is only used occasionally, and mostly in historical exposition. However, it's been used to identify one character in particular.

The Andals had a technological advantage over the First Men, who relied primarily on bronze weapons, in Game of Thrones. Furthermore, the Andals were motivated by religious fervor as they followed ...

In Game of Thrones Season 1, the mighty Khal Drogo colloquially refers to the knight in exile, Ser Jorah Mormont, as Jorah the Andal. But the moniker is a misnomer for the disgraced knight, as he ...

Game of Thrones, the blockbuster HBO show based on George RR Martin's fantasy novels A Song of Ice and Fire, first aired on ...

Since the Andals hadn’t invaded yet, there was no Faith of the Seven or Septs — the overarching culture of the continent was much more similar to the Thrones-era Northerners, who maintain a ...

10. Jon Snow HBO. If Game of Thrones had anything close to resembling a prototypical hero, it was Jon Snow. A Stark through and through, Jon was honorable, brave, selfless, guided by a strong ...

12,000 years before the events of Game of Thrones, ... The Andals consumed everything in their path, breaking the Pact forged by the First Men and forcing all who remained to assimilate, or die.

Game of Thrones brought the world to the glorious fantasy continent of Westeros. The unique and varied land mass was not humanity's native home. ... The Andals came to spread their faith.

On Game of Thrones, the term "Andal" is only used occasionally, and mostly in historical exposition. However, it's been used to identify one character in particular.