‘Game Of Thrones’ Hide 6 Iron Thrones Around The World And Lead People On An Epic Scavenger Hunt
Throne of the forest, United Kingdom
As Game Of Thrones, one of the world’s biggest television series, is nearing its finale, the creators decided to surprise their fans once more, this time by leading them on an epic scavenger hunt all over the world. “To find what?” you may ask. And the answer is to find nothing other than the epic Iron Throne itself – or six of them, for that matter.
h/t: boredpanda
6 Thrones.
6 Locations.
Who will be the first to find them?
Begin your Quest #ForTheThrone: https://t.co/MTUv2SRuSh pic.twitter.com/SW4GYx5E3x— Game of Thrones (@GameOfThrones) March 18, 2019
Throne of Valyria, Brasil
Throne of joy, Spain
Throne of the North, Sweden
Throne of Ice, Canada
Throne Of The Crypt, Queens, USA
HBO teased fans with 360-degree videos of the hidden thrones and offering clues that would help find them. It did not take long for people to find the first four thrones, given only the obscure clues but the last one, located somewhere cold, still remains a mystery – let’s hope it’s not somewhere in Antarctica!
People are sharing pics of the thrones they found:
The King and Queen in the North! #ForTheThrone #ThroneoftheNorth https://t.co/kOPbDP9KRn pic.twitter.com/dej7BkOCa5
— HBO Max Nordic (@HBOMaxNordic) March 21, 2019
https://twitter.com/skyatlantic/status/1108375615495962624
https://twitter.com/bekkyforbrekky/status/1109847807534485505
We found it today 😍 #forthethrone pic.twitter.com/otrHfNr4B5
— Sammy Neate (@sammy_neate) March 23, 2019
Donde hace mucho nació un líder, hoy se alza una nueva reina #PorElTrono #ForTheThrone #TronodelaAlegría #ThroneofJoyhttps://t.co/nP5zHbyjDl pic.twitter.com/z0FYLtN6iy
— HBO Max España (@HBOMaxES) March 22, 2019
Ajoelhe-se perante a Rainha de Valyria. #PeloTrono #TronodeValyria #ForTheThrone #ThroneofValyria https://t.co/Ya5kZq9aDL pic.twitter.com/PTusf80MHS
— HBO Brasil (@HBO_Brasil) March 24, 2019
The Queen of Queens. #ForTheThrone#ThroneoftheCrypt https://t.co/MTUv2T96gR pic.twitter.com/urUlz5IrfP
— Game of Thrones (@GameOfThrones) March 28, 2019
