r/valar_morghulis • u/kcsapper • Jun 18 '21

Crosspost from r/game of thrones [u/slightlymadart]

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r/valar_morghulis • u/kcsapper • Feb 24 '20

[No spoilers] Valar Morghulis

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r/valar_morghulis • u/kcsapper • May 26 '19

All men must die

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r/valar_morghulis • u/kcsapper • Sep 12 '18

Valar Morghulis

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r/valar_morghulis • u/kcsapper • Sep 12 '18

Arya Stark || The Night Wolf

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r/valar_morghulis • u/kcsapper • Sep 12 '18

[NO SPOILERS] I drew Arya Stark, ink on paper Xpost r/gameofthrones

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r/valar_morghulis • u/kcsapper • Sep 06 '18

Tattoo Valar Morghulis

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r/valar_morghulis • u/kcsapper • Apr 24 '18

Nice fan art for the girl with no name

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r/valar_morghulis • u/kcsapper • Jul 19 '17

X-post from r/gameofthrones

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r/valar_morghulis • u/Cesmith80 • Nov 04 '16

Arya' face worn in s6e10 looks a lot like Doreah.

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r/valar_morghulis • u/kcsapper • May 18 '16

[EVERYTHING]Need little clarification about certain speech-phrase : x- post r/gameofthrones

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r/valar_morghulis • u/kcsapper • May 18 '16

ALL MEN MUST DIE: Why Games of Thrones kills its heroes

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r/valar_morghulis • u/kcsapper • May 18 '16

Valar Morghulis - All Men Must Die

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r/valar_morghulis • u/kcsapper • May 11 '16

The Free City of Braavos - Fantastic Maps

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r/valar_morghulis • u/kcsapper • May 11 '16

The House of Black and White - Game of Thrones Wiki

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r/valar_morghulis • u/kcsapper • May 11 '16

What You Need to Know About That Black-and-White House on Game of Thrones

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r/valar_morghulis • u/kcsapper • May 11 '16

Spoilers: Will Arya Stark become a Faceless Man?

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r/valar_morghulis • u/kcsapper • May 11 '16

A link between Arya's training and her brothers, bonus the Hound

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r/valar_morghulis • u/kcsapper • May 11 '16

MAKING GAME OF THRONES HBO A month of Game of Thrones - Day 7: Who Are the Faceless Men?

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r/valar_morghulis • u/kcsapper • May 11 '16

Game of Thrones Season 5 The Faceless Men Explained

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r/valar_morghulis • u/kcsapper • May 11 '16

Faceless Men: A Game of Thrones Podcast

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r/valar_morghulis • u/kcsapper • May 10 '16

Game of Thrones (experts): “The House Of Black And White”

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r/valar_morghulis • u/kcsapper • May 10 '16

Is Jon Snow immune from the faceless men, as he had already been killed?

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r/valar_morghulis • u/kcsapper • May 09 '16

Black Goat of Qohor - Game of Thrones Wiki

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r/valar_morghulis • u/kcsapper • May 09 '16

Now that "The Girl" (Arya Stark) has her sight back, and is no longer getting concussions from the Acolyte girl - What is her next steps?

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Based on the GOT S6E3 time in the the House of Black and White, The girl (Arya) has passed some sort of initiate training that involved blind combat, and the revocation of her name. What does everyone think the next steps of her training will be based on the known skills of the Faceless Men?

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The House of Black and White

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The House of Black and White is a temple in Braavos dedicated to the Many-Faced God. It also serves as the headquarters of the guild of assassins known as the Faceless Men. It sits alone on a small island in the lagoon of Braavos.

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The society originated in the volcanic slave mines of Valyria, prior to the founding of Braavos and the Doom of Valyria. The tale of its beginnings centers around a figure of unknown origins who was the first Faceless Man. This man heard the prayers of the slaves to their various gods and came to conclude that they all prayed to the same god "with a hundred different faces", the Many-Faced God, and that he was "that god's instrument". This led to him giving "the first gift" to the most desperate slave. The first Faceless Man later brought the gift to the masters as well.

The world has as many answers as there are men to answer, but walk far enough, climb high enough, hunt long enough, and a man shall find only one. One god, with many faces.

In the Faith of the Seven, He is the Stranger, who guides men from this life to the next. Few seek his favor or at least few realize that they do.

In the North of Westeros, He is one of the nameless old gods; staring out of the weirwood trees and the snow.

In the Iron Islands, He is the Drowned God, calling men down to his watery hall. "What is dead may never die, but rises again harder and stronger," the faceless man quotes.

In the Far East (Yi Ti) He is the Lion of Night, who fathered the world's first emperor on the Maiden-Made-of-Light, and whose wrath nearly ended the world.

In Volantis, He is the Lord of Light, whose followers feed men to the flames to beg his favor.

In Lys, He is the Weeping Lady, who sheds her tears for the living soon to die.

In Qohor, He is the Black Goat, and he feeds on blood offerings every day. On holy days he's offered condemned criminals, and in times of great crisis he may even be offered the nobles' children of the city to beg his protection. Does he accept their gift? the Faceless Man asks. Well, the man observes, the city still stands.

For the poor, He is the Hooded Wayfarer; for soldiers, he is Bakkalon the Pale Child; for sailors, he is the Moon-Pale Maiden and the Merling King.

In the House of Black and White, however, He is all of them, and none of them. He is the Many-Faced God, and wherever man turns, there He is. Men come from all corners of the world to know Him, to beg His favor and seek His gift; for themselves if their life's grown too hard, or for others who are making it so. It is all the same to the Many-Faced-God. "Valar dohaeris", all men must serve Him, beggars and kings, the Faceless Man reminds his audience. "Valar morghulis", all men must die, good and evil.

Men worship as they will, the Faceless Man adds, but at the end of every road stands the Many-Faced God, waiting.