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Published 08:59 1 Mar 2019 GMT

For reference, here's what Brynden Tully (The Blackfish) wore.
"You have my blood"
Jon's pose on the Iron Throne is very similar to Ned's.
We're saying nothing.
The Great War is here
Nothing much to say here, just that it's cool as f**k.
Cleganebowl
In the new images, released via EW, it's interesting that The Hound got a promo snap. The Mountain didn't.
Could this be an indicator of the most eagerly-anticipated fight in Westeros?
Fire and Blood
Daenerys' costumes have evolved over the years as the designers have slowly started to integrate crimson and red into her clothes.
Basically, she's embracing her Targaryen lineage.
Jaime Lannister has also moved away from the gold cloak he wore as a member of the King's Guard.
Is this a small indication that he's now fully fledged to the Jon-Dany alliance?
New clothes
Bran Stark - as we know him - is dead. Perhaps these will be the clothes that the Three-Eyed Raven is going to rock for quite some time?
Nice bowl haircut, too.
If you're curious to see some of the other snaps, you can do so here.
Elsewhere...
The following characters were all snapped sitting on the Iron Throne.
If you think the creators are trying a little bit of misdirection, we reckon that the only surviving 'big' characters that didn't get a photo on the throne are: Gendry, Yara Greyjoy, Lyanna Mormont, Bronn, Tormund, and The Mountain.
Mmm...
14 April can't come soon enough.
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