"A Song of Ice and Fire" leather bound box-set
"Game of Thrones" is based on a written series by George R.R. Martin, titled "A Song of Ice and Fire." There are five published books so far, but Martin plans on writing seven total. This beautifully packaged box-set of the existing novels is a great starter-pack for a fan who hasn't gotten around to reading the source material yet. It's also a great way to kill time between seasons!
Every season of "Game of Thrones" (so far)
Any die-hard follower of the show will love their own copy of the HBO show to view at their leisure with no cable subscription needed. Behind-the-scenes extras and bonus information make this boxed-set a great splurge for any "Game of Thrones" fan.
"Game of Thrones" Clue board game
You've never played Clue like this before. The "Game of Thrones" edition is double-sided, so you can choose a murder location in either the Red Keep of King's Landing or Meereen. The suspects include everyone from Cersei Lannister to Grey Worm while the weapons could be standard poison or a Dothraki arakh blade.
"Hold the Door/Hodor" T-shirt
This season six shirt is ideal for your "Game of Thrones" friend who loved the gentle giant that was Hodor. We will never forget the heartbreaking "Hold the door!" scene, and this T-shirt from HBO is the perfect wearable memorabilia.
Special edition Moleskine notebooks
In honor of "Game of Thrones," Moleskine designers have created a special line of their beloved notebooks. We love the large size (which feature Jon Snow and Daenerys Targaryen), but there are smaller designs available as well. Whether you need a new daily journal or want a small pocket notebook to keep in your bag, these are high quality options.
"Living Language Dothraki: A Conversational Language Course" by David J. Peterson
David J. Peterson is the man who actually developed the Dothraki language for the HBO's "Game of Thrones." This book is an actual mini-language course — perfect for a fan who wants to learn to speak the fictional language. It even comes with an audio CD!
'90s-inspired White Walker T-shirt
Artist Mike Wrobel has created brightly-colored versions of "Game of Thrones" characters, drawing on '80s and '90s pop culture for inspiration. His full collection, available on Society6, can be purchased as T-shirts, canvas bags, posters, and more. This White Walker eating a popsicle is our favorite, but there are over 60 character options to choose from in both women's and men's styles.
"Mother of Dragons" coffee mug
One can never have too many coffee mugs. We tried to find one that said "Daenerys Stormborn of the House Targaryen, the First of Her Name, the Unburnt, Queen of Meereen, Queen of the Andals and the Rhoynar and the First Men, Khaleesi of the Great Grass Sea, Breaker of Chains, andMother of Dragons," but it wouldn't fit on a cup.
The official "Game of Thrones" coloring book
Adult coloring is all the rage, and "Game of Thrones" has thrown its hat in the ring. With black and white illustrations based on Martin's book series, any amateur artist can spend an afternoon adding detail to castles, characters, and scenic settings. As Martin himself said, "Stock up on your colored pencils, boys and girls (or your crayons, if you dare), you're going to need them."
A Hand of the King flash drive
The Hand of the King position has been filled by Ned Stark, Tyrion Lannister, and Tywin Lannister — quite the line up of characters if you ask us. Fans can represent this noble position while safely saving 8GB worth of data onto a "Game of Thrones"-themed flash drive. The sword section neatly slides into the hand sigil, making a fully-functional pin.
A miniature replica of the Iron Throne
The highly-coveted Iron Throne has shrunk into a 7-inch statue — ideal for a fan in need of a desk decoration. An iconic symbol of power, status, and conflict in "Game of Thrones," this trinket serves as a reminder to friends and foes alike that its owner is not to be trifled with.
Night King POP! Television figurine
Pop! figurines have a huge cult following, and the renditions of "Game of Thrones" characters are no exception. From Daenerys Targaryen to the formidable Night King, many fan favorites have been turned into miniature caricatures of their show-counterparts. Buy one for the collector in your life, or for anyone who appreciates the cutesy statues.
Ommegang "Game of Thrones" Beer
Ommegang Brewing Company, located in New York State, is the only craft brewery to produce official "Game of Thrones"-themed beer. The varieties include "Take the Black Stout" and "Fire and Blood Red Ale." Treat a craft-beer lover to a 750ml bottle of these themed beverages for a delicious and entertaining holiday gift. You can find Ommegang sellers online, but remember to call ahead and verify their available stock.
House Lannister Pint Glasses
These decorated Lannister pint glasses will go nicely paired with the "Game of Thrones" beer. The set of two come decorated with the regal Lannister lion surrounded by red and gold crests. Your friends will feel like royalty when drinking from these.
"Game of Thrones" TellTale Game Pass
Video games collide with the world of Westeros in the "Telltale Game" series. Told in six episodes, the game let's the player choose their destiny as a member of House Forrester. The actual cast from "Game of Thrones" lent their voices to the production, creating a familiar and immersive experience.
Retro Westeros Travel Posters
Ideal for any design-oriented "Game of Thrones" fan, these art prints are styled like retro travel posters featuring the infamous castles of King's Landing and Winterfell. This is a digital download only — so the giftee will need to have the posters printed and framed on their own dime. But we think the extra effort is worth it for a fan who will appreciate the artistic creativity.
"A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms" by George R.R. Martin
This book is a recent iteration of three novellas previously published by Martin, all centering around events taking place 100 years before the "Game of Thrones" storyline. The perfect companion book to the "A Song of Ice and Fire" series, the prequel gives more depth to Westeros' history through the adventures of two main characters: Dunk and Egg.
"The World of Ice and Fire" by George R.R. Martin, Elio M. Garcia, and Linda Antonsson
Martin's novels make up "A Song of Ice and Fire" (ASOIAF), but this mega-volume gives readers the entire world. Detailing the history of geographical regions, infamous families, and the cultural traditions of Westeros, this coffee-table book is full of tidbits even readers of ASOIAF wouldn't know. Because it's written more like an encyclopedia, fans can read a passage or two at a time without the pressure of needing to remember a plot line.
A House Targaryen knit scarf
Now that winter is here we could all use this cozy black scarf. The unisex design is minimal enough to go with almost anything, but eagle-eyed "Game of Thrones" fans will spot your Targaryen allegiance with ease.
"A Feast of Ice and Fire" by Chelsea Monroe-Cassel and Sariann Lehrer
The "official companion cookbook" for "Game of Thrones" is a fun gift for the fan who wants to cook their way through Westeros. Both Martin's written series and the HBO adaptation contain lush descriptions of feasts and meals eaten by the characters. Monroe-Cassel and Lehrer have collected recipes and tips for recreating dishes from the fictional regions of Westeros.
Lemon Cakes
It's a running joke that Sansa Stark is overly obsessed with "lemon cakes" (she pines for them multiple times throughout the books), so what better way to celebrate the holidays than with a lemon cake of your own? We found an online seller, but there are plenty of food blogs with recipes for homemade versions in case you want to add a personal touch. A true "Game of Thrones" fan will find this gift both delicious and hilarious.