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For example Robb Stark in the show falls in love with a medic girl from his camp, and ends up breaking his promise to the Freys, but in the books, Robb ends up marrying a lords daughter to "preserve her honor" so to speak. I don't see how this would move the story along faster, save money, or anything else. If anything it makes less sense

In Game of Thrones, what is the level of 'Fantasy Magic' like in the books compared to the show? So in the show, I saw an interview once where the showrunners said the audience got turned off in the first few seasons by things like the Red Witch giving birth to a monster, and so they concionsley turned down the magic. Dorne alone should tell you that if you read the books. [NO SPOILERS] means any comments with spoilers need to use spoiler tags to cover the information. Show tags are black. Book tags are red. Game tags are orange. For more info please check the spoiler guide . I am a bot, and this action was performed automatically.
Game of Thrones, is almost verbatim in Season 1. A few storylines get dropped from Clash of Kings (season 2), and Storm of Swords, which is collectively Seasons 3/4, and because of some of those storylines and details being missed, the rest of the story changes going into Seasons 5/6/7.
I just bought the first season of the HBO show game of thrones and also a paper back copy of the book..what is reddits recommendation. Read book… 7e1l.
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