Where In Westeros Should You Live?
Where In Westeros Should You Live?
Should you be downing wine in Dorne, or gossiping with the locals at King's Landing? Literally only this quiz can answer that for you.
Should you be downing wine in Dorne, or gossiping with the locals at King's Landing? Literally only this quiz can answer that for you.
First thing's first -- which real-life kingdom would be your ideal home?
Which of the following best describes your social life?
What type of industry do you need nearby?
What kind of government strikes your fancy?
Which of the following can you not live without?
On the flip side, which of the following would be a deal-breaker for you?
Why are you even moving?
If your local Lord or Lady needed you to go to war, would you do it?
Is your ideal home a welcoming place for women?
Are you cool with Lannisters?
You got King's Landing!
You got King's Landing!
You seem like the type of person who loves to live in the center of all the action, so King's Landing is definitely the place for you. Just be careful of who you trust... or sleep with.
You got the North!
You got the North!
You're a sturdy, family-focused individual who should totally search for some real estate in the North. It's colder than some of Westeros' other kingdoms, but what it lacks in enviable temperatures it makes up for in treacherous families that might flay you.
You got Dorne!
You got Dorne!
Hell yeah -- you got Dorne! The land of wine, female empowerment, and Oberyn Martell is drop-dead gorgeous... just stear clear of the Sand Snakes and you've got a life of leisure ahead of you, my friend.
You got the Iron Islands!
You got the Iron Islands!
Um, yeah. You got the Iron Islands. I don't really know what to say about that -- sorry? Enjoy the Greyjoys?
You got The Wall!
You got The Wall!
Wow, you must really like ice, responsibility, and living with a ton of single dudes! Enjoy that, I guess.
You got the Vale!
You got the Vale!
As long as you're cool with heights, then the Vale is a totally solid place to live -- it's beautiful, it's safe, and it isn't plagued with some of the familial drama that's currently ruining some of the other neighborhoods in Westeros. There's pretty much no leadership, but you can handle that.