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Villain Overview Gallery

Images of the Ironborn from A Song of Ice and Fire.

Gallery

The ironmen as they are described in A Song of Ice and Fire.

The Iron Fleet's longships.

The ironmen as they appear in the television series Game of Thrones.

The Grey King, the legendary slayer of Nagga the sea dragon and the first monarch of the Iron Islands, said to have ruled for 1,007 years and to have had a hundred sons who fought after his death, until sixteen of them were left and divided the Iron Islands amongst themselves as kings.

A driftwood crown of the Kings of the Iron Islands. When the bearer king dies, his crown always gets broken and the successor makes his own driftwood crown.

The Seastone Chair, throne of the kings.

A priest of the Drowned God and his Drowned Men acolytes.

Princess Asha Greyjoy, King Balon's heir.

Victarion Greyjoy reaving.

Dagmer Cleftjaw reaving.

A reaver of House Orkwood.

Erik Ironmaker in his glory days, with his warriors.

Raiders of House Blacktyde.

Asha leading the taking of Deepwood Motte.

Ironmen burning a castle after taking everything valuable.

Warriors kidnapping a woman to be made a salt wife.

Reapers of House Harlaw.

Ironborn raiders.

A kingsmoot candidate and his three champions.

Brief summary of House Hoare's conquest and reign of the Riverlands, ending with the ruins of Harrenhal in the right.

A priest and apostle of the Drowned God.

One of the rare women working on longships as crewmates.

Dunstan Drumm, the Bone Hand and Lord of Old Wyk, wielding his Valyrian steel sword Red Rain.

Andrik the Unsmiling, one of the fiercest warriors of the Iron Islands.

Andrik (2)

The warrior and reaver Aggar.

The raider Endehar.

Hagen's daughter.

Dagmer Cleftjaw.

The warrior Qarl the Maid.

The raider Black Lorren.

Gwynesse Harlaw.

Lord Steward Erik Ironmaker.

Wex Pyke, the mute teenage son of Sargon Botley, former squire of Theon Greyjoy, and sole Ironborn survivor of the Sack of Winterfell.

King Qhored I the Cruel of House Hoare.

King Urron Redhand of House Greyiron, paying the iron price for his crown by butchering all his rival candidates in a kingsmoot, committing sacrilege.

King Harwyn Hardhand of House Hoare.

King Harren the Black of House Hoare.

Lord Dalton Greyjoy the Red Kraken.

King Balon IX Greyjoy.

Queen Alannys Harlaw.

King Euron III Greyjoy the Crow's Eye.

Lord Captain Victarion Greyjoy.

Priest Aeron Damphair of House Greyjoy.

Princess Asha Greyjoy.

Prince Theon Greyjoy.

The Ironborn's defeat at the hands of Stannis Baratheon in Greyjoy's Rebellion.

Victarion Greyjoy with Nute the Barber, Longwater Pyke, Rymolf Stormdrunk, the red priest Moqorro from Volantis, and the rest of his crew and fleet, on the journey to Meereen (canonically, Nute is not part of the journey).

The most prominent ironborn featured in the main story, all from House Greyjoy, known to have black hair. From left to right: Victarion, Asha, Balon, Euron, Theon, and Aeron.

Harrenhal, last royal seat of House Hoare in the Riverlands, the biggest castle in Westeros. To build it, King Harren the Black made both Ironborn and Riverlanders pay for it, bankrupting his own kingdom in the process.

Pyke castle in the island of Pyke, royal seat of House Greyjoy.

Another depiction of the castle of Pyke.

A shore of Great Wyk, the largest of the Iron Islands.

Nagga's Hill at Old Wyk, site of the most recent kingsmoot.

Ten Towers on the island of Harlaw, Asha's favorite castle and home of her mother's family.

The Lonely Light, incorrectly depicted as an extremely small island fortress.

Nagga's bones on Nagga's Hill, at Old Wyk, the foundations of the Grey King's Hall.

Hammerhorn, on the Hardstone Hills deep inland on the island of Great Wyk. The seat of House Goodbrother's main branch.

Corpse Lake, the seat of one of House Goodbrother's cadet branches. Located on the island of Great Wyk.

The building of the Grey King's Hall at Nagga's Cradle.

Ironmen fighting the greenland forces of King Robert I Baratheon during the Siege of Pyke.

The kingsmoot on Old Wyk in 300 AC.