Prop replicas, tarot cards, and booze: gifts for every Game of Thrones fan

The show is ending, but fandom is forever

By Emily Heller@emilypheller May 15, 2019, 5:11pm EDT

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Game of Thrones may be our last big water-cooler show. The rise of on-demand streaming services and the sheer amount of available content means that people are rarely watching the same show at the same time anymore. But still, like clockwork, Twitter lights up on Sunday nights with fan reactions to HBO’s massive fantasy series.

The final episode of Game of Thrones is fast approaching, but its place in our culture will surely last for years to come (probably joining a long list of massive hit shows with controversial endings.) Several spin-off series are in the works and HBO has greenlit one of them, a prequel. Plus, we’ve still got two more books on the horizon, assuming George R. R. Martin ever finishes them.

And of course a show this big inspires a booming market for collectible stuff. HBO’s online shop has tons of merch or you can just search “Game of Thrones” on Amazon or Etsy and you’ll find hundreds of listings in varying degrees of quality and thematic relevance. Whether you’re shopping for a Game of Thrones super-fan or looking to spruce up your finale watch party, there’s a whole bunch of random crap to wade through. So in honor of the culmination of one of the biggest stories of the decade, we’ve rounded up our favorite Thrones-inspired gifts, from tie-in books to branded booze.

Map of Westeros Jigsaw Puzzle

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Build your own map of Westeros with this 4D puzzle, complete with an overlying landscape map and 3D miniatures.

$50 at Barnes & Noble

Hodor Door Stop

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If you want to sob every time you walk through your door, here’s a reminder of one of Thrones’ most tragic characters.

$20 at Amazon

Adidas x Game of Thrones sneakers

$180

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Most of the Adidas x Game of Thrones collaboration has sold out, but two styles are still available: House Lannister sneakers in the women’s version and Night’s Watch sneakers in the men’s version.

$180 at Dick’s Sporting Goods

Game of Thrones Tarot Card Deck

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Prophecy hasn’t worked out very well for the characters in Game of Thrones, but in the real world a pretty tarot deck is just for fun and definitely won’t lead to your doom.

$25 at Urban Outfitters

Direwolf cub plushes

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Try to forget about the tragic fates that will befall the majority of these pups. Only Nymeria is out here living her best life. #justiceforghost

$75 at Target

Game of Thrones coloring book

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Coloring is supposed to be a stress reliever, which we’ll all need while watching the series finale.

$15 at Amazon

Thrones-themed booze

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HBO has licensed Game of Thrones wine, beer, and scotch, perfect for a finale viewing party (or post-battle drinking game.)

$8 at Drizly

Prop replicas

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Collectors and cosplayers can splurge on prop replicas, from important weapons like Longclaw and Oathkeeper, to The Hound’s mask and Cersei’s crown. There are even a few foam replicas, since most convention centers won’t let you bring in, ya know, an actual sword.

$31 at HBO Store

A Pop-Up Guide to Westeros

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Move over, adult coloring books, and make room for ADULT POP-UP BOOKS.

$38 at Amazon

Urban Decay eyeshadow palette

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A limited-edition eyeshadow set “inspired by the strong women of the Seven Kingdoms” actually has some really pretty shades with reference-heavy names like Winter is Here and The Sight.

$65 at Sephora

Jon Snow’s hoodie

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Take the black, but make it fashion.

$70 at ThinkGeek

A Game of Thrones: The Board Game

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As far as board games based on media properties go, A Game of Thrones: The Board Game is actually one of the best. Be warned, though — it is an INTENSE game.

$48 at Amazon

A Feast of Ice and Fire Official Companion Cookbook

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The author of A Feast of Ice and Fire is an expert on fictional foods — she also wrote the official Elder Scrolls and Lord of the Rings cookbooks.

$24 at Amazon

Sansa Stark necklace

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Channel the best leader in the Seven Kingdoms.

$69 at Alex and Ani

Westeros travel posters

Decorate your own keep with retro travel posters for Winterfell, King’s Landing, and/or The Wall.

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Leather bound books

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If you haven’t yet read The Song of Ice and Fire series and are jonesing for more Thrones in your life, this leather-bound collection is a classy way to jump in.