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No matter which house you are a part of in Westeros – Lannister, Stark, Greyjoy, Targaryen… They all eventually have to poop. Forget fighting for the Iron Throne. It’s not even a comfortable seat. This Throne of Rolls on the other hand is worth battling over.

You will never run out of toilet paper sitting on this throne. Though it’s not too comfortable. After all, a king must never rest easy. This amusing toilet paper roll holder was made by Instructables member fjanse. He built it from toy swords, brush handles, a shield, and a base meant to hold toilet rolls.

When you play the Throne of Rolls, there is only sh*t or get off the pot.

[via Nerd Approved]

Game of Thrones’ and Lego fans rejoice: Eddard Stark, Arya, the Mother of Dragons—sadly with only one baby dragon—John Snow and Tyrion Lannister can be all yours in precious minifig form for $70, a price that will feel something between the Red Wedding and Theon Greyjoy’s torture to your credit card.

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Seeing Game of Thrones play out on Facebook was the comic relief necessary for the oft depressing show. Seeing Game of Thrones characters pretend to have online dating profiles? Just as good, well, if only for Hodor’s.

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LEGO is a family-friendly brand, so I can say with a high degree of certainty that they’ll never release an official line of Game of Thrones minifigs. But that didn’t stop one enterprising LEGO fan from creating a line of custom Game of Thrones figures.

LEGO customizer miniBIGS has created this series of five Game of Thrones minifigs, including Eddard Stark, Jon Snow, Arya Stark, Tyrion Lannister and Daenerys Targaryen (complete with one of her baby dragons.) Each one is made using genuine LEGO parts, custom pad-printed similarly to how factory LEGO bricks are printed by Citizen Brick.

Each of the minifigs perfectly captures the spirit of the characters from the TV series. I love the little wine cup for Tyrion, and how Arya has her needle. Though it seems as if they got stuck after season one. I mean, where’s Melisandre? What about Mance Rayder? Still I’d be happy if he even added an oversized Hodor minifig. And I want a Joffrey minifig, just so I can melt him in the oven. Hopefully, these guys are working on some more.

The individual figures sell for $15(USD) each, or you can grab the set of five for $65.

The crews of most TV shows use regular tables to have conferences and go over their work, which is fine because most shows are pretty crap. But that will never do for a quality program like Game of Thrones. What does the crew of Game of Thrones use? Why, the gates of Qarth of course.

Cat Taylor is a “Keeper of Scrolls/Behind the Scenes writer on the set of Game of Thrones.” She tweeted picture of a conference table that the crew uses to show how awesome they are and asked readers to guess what it was. Well, it turns out that this table was once the gates of Qarth.

How can you bot do great work at this table? Well, I have many complaints about the show, but still, it definitely makes everything more epic.

[via Nerd Approved]