Ethan Forrester will appear in the upcoming Game of Thrones game.
GameSpot revealed that Ethan, Lord Forrester’s third-born, is described as being “drawn to pursuits of the mind, particularly music and books” in the Telltale Games title.
His in-game biography says that him and his sister Talia share a “great love for the towering trees of Ironrath,” and that he was “unprepared for” the role he was thrust into by the War of the Five Kings.
It takes place around the end of series three of the HBO series. (Series four aired in the autumn.)
“Caught up in the events of The War of the Five Kings, they [House Forrester] are placed in a precarious position where members of the household must do everything they can to prevent the house from meeting its doom,” according to Telltale.
Telltale also released a new trailer for the game, which you can watch below. It features some familiar characters like Tyrion Lannister.
Like the TV show, the game will consist of seasons. The first is called Iron From Ice, and will comprise six episodes. The first episode is due before the end of the year, and will hit PC, Mac, Xbox 360, Xbox One, PS3, PS4 and iOS.
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