Which “Game of Thrones” Heroine Are You?

By BrainFall Staff - Updated: April 2, 2024

Stepping into the world of Westeros, we've all imagined ourselves as part of the epic "Game of Thrones" saga – but have you ever considered which formidable female you'd be? The strong-willed Stark girl with a needle in her hand or perhaps the dragon-loving, fire-proof queen who gives new meaning to the term 'girl power'? Each "Game of Thrones" heroine is fierce in her own right, with a distinct personality that resonates with fans across the seven kingdoms and beyond.

We know the suspense is like waiting for the next book release (come on, George!), but the curiosity of finding our kindred spirit in Westeros is too tempting. So gather your wits as deftly as Arya Stark hones her swordplay, and prepare your heart as fierce as Daenerys Targaryen liberates the enslaved. Because we, the scribe maesters of BrainFall, have concocted a whimsical quest to determine your "Game of Thrones" heroine counterpart. Ready the ravens – your answers might just reveal the heroine whose essence matches your personality with uncanny accuracy!

Discover Your Westeros Alter Ego

So you've binged every episode, debated over which House deserves the Iron Throne, and maybe even draped a blanket over your shoulders pretending it's a regal cape. We all have. Now, it's time to take it a step further by finding out which "Game of Thrones" heroine mirrors you most closely.

Assessing Your Inner Dragon

If there’s one thing we know, it's that dragons aren’t just massive fire-breathing reptiles—they symbolize power and the unique might of Daenerys Targaryen herself. Are you bold and fierce, commanding respect and loyalty with a mere gaze? Or maybe you’re nurturing, protecting your hatchlings against all odds? Assessing your inner dragon is the first step in determining whether you're more of a Daenerys, soaring high with your convictions, or perhaps another character whose personality might not soar the skies but still leaves a mark on Westeros.

Noble Traits or Cunning Schemes?

Let's face it: navigating the politics of Westeros requires a particular set of skills. Do you find yourself drawn to the nobility and honor akin to Jon Snow, or is your game more subtle and strategic, like that of Petyr "Littlefinger" Baelish? Recognizing whether you're the hero of your own story or the enigmatic anti-villain helps us pinpoint your Westeros alter ego. Are you the savior of the masses, or do you pull the strings from the shadows? Your approach to achieving your ends—noble or cunning—will reveal which "Game of Thrones" ruler or behind-the-scenes player you embody.

The Thrones and Their Thrones

Before we leap into the heart of the fierce skirmishes and court politics, let’s remember—the ladies of "Game of Thrones" aren't just playing the game, they're changing it. Each of our beloved heroines, whether from the icy terrains of the North or the sun-kissed halls of King's Landing, is fighting to claim their place in a world dominated by the Iron Throne and the mercurial men who've sat upon it.

The Ladies of House Stark

Arya and Sansa Stark, the she-wolves of the North, faced a world that was unkind to the Stark family. Arya Stark, a young girl with the heart of a warrior, transforms into one of Westeros' most feared assassins. Her list of those who have wronged her is infamous, and her skill with Needle is not to be taken lightly. On the other side, Sansa Stark grows from a naive girl dreaming of knights and songs to a savvy player in the game, as shrewd as the best of them. She learns from the likes of Cersei Lannister and Petyr Baelish, becoming a force in her own right.

Claiming the Iron Throne

From Cersei Lannister's ruthless maneuvers to maintain her hold on power to the fiery ambitions of the Targaryen family, the fight for the Iron Throne is as tumultuous as it is unpredictable. Cersei's determination to keep the throne within the Lannister lineage knew no bounds. Her son, Joffrey Baratheon, though little more than a puppet, was as cruel as kings come. Enter the Targaryens, with strong claims and dragons to back them up. They hail from a state that was once a country unto itself, and they are not easily dismissed. In a clever twist, Alicent Hightower aligns with the males in her life to sway the odds in her favor, but will it be enough to usurp the dragon's heirs?