And everybody else put on rags? Where did they even find the rags? Why not use prober night watch cloaks, instead of worn-down discarded wildling rags?

Happened all the time. All you need was the pope to owe you a favor. Apparently in Westeros a grand meister will do.

He already did, didn't he? He took it with him to the citadel.

I don't think you understand how claims work: People don't like civil wars and tens of thousands dying. So they try to find a way to agree on who should be the king. The system is legitimacy and claims.

This season IS GoT fanfic!

That makes too much sense. They end up with a Wight that is one of the men sent out.

The Fellowship of Kidnapping the Wight.

Why would Sam care? He doesn't know what we do.

Too bad it is a silly MMORPG hammer instead of a real weapon.

Well, at this point it is a fantasy show written for TV, possibly by the best producers in world, but certainly by peopl who are at best mediocre screenplay writers.

This not the original GoT anymore but some kind of fantasy knock off, but a pretty good one at that, so enjoy the silly fantasy weapons. It comes with the genre we are now in.

I think he abandoned it because he was hunted by a psycho on a horse. His duty just happened to be in the same direction as out of way of being killed.

And if she doesn't help him, her people dies. What a ruler.

And some ran around screaming then then turned into dust… There were all kinds..

Major character development?…. So he drowns and comes back as a Greyjoy?

Space-time has fractured in Westeros. There is no way of know where or when he ended up.

I was suprised it was that primitive. They also called it a Scopio, so it is a small ancient era technology (Roman in our world). Given everything else is medieval and should be over a 1000 years ahead of that tech, and how slowly tech progresses in their world, it should be a 2000-3000 year old design. Where are…

I think the problem is exposing your equipment and yourself to the disease. Though considering they were already doing inspections earlier, it wasn't really carried over how infectious the disease is, and how scared they were of it.

Wasn't Slayer Sam's tittle?

I think they dispensed enzymes, and somehow that created the bacteria. But yeah, Doctor Who has never been hard sci-fi or even fantasy.