After watching eight seasons of the epic TV saga "Game of Thrones," fans can now enter a battle-level contest for the Iron Throne: an auction of treasured memorabilia from the HBO series.
Fans can now bid on tons of costumes, props, sets and memorabilia from the series, which ended in 2019.
More than 2.000 items, including a melted down version of the Iron Throne, will be auctioned in October.
Starting bids range from $500 to $20.000 for items such as Jaime Lannister's full suit of armor and sword to props such as teeth used for White Walkers.
Other notable items include Daenerys Targaryen's cloaks, coats and leather ensembles worn by actress Emilia Clarke, Jon Snow's infamous Longclaw sword wielded by Kit Harington.
Even items that haven't seen much on-screen, such as the bell used by Cersei Lannister during her walk of shame or the bloody clothes from the infamous Red Wedding, are expected to catch the attention of fans during the bidding.
Jay Rowe, vice president of HBO, said it speaks to the power the show has had, and that fans will be able to get "a piece of history."
"Game of Thrones was a huge moment in our culture. A zeitgeist moment in primetime television. Something we all grew up with. It affected all of our lives. It affected culture, and Game of Thrones meant something to every person," he said. is he.
Although the series began in 2011 and several items in the auction date back to that time, they haven't been gathering dust, Rou said.
HBO has carefully preserved thousands of props, costumes and sets for potential series sequels.
Given that House of the Dragon recently finished its second season and that some projects are in the development stage, Rou said that the studio now knows what they will have to keep and what they can part with.
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