INTRODUCING: IRON THRONE POWERS

We are a collaborative role-playing subreddit based in the universe of George R. R. Martin's A Song of Ice and Fire series. If you love the books, this is the game for you. You can play as the existing characters we all know and love, or create new ones, rule holdfasts, build alliances, wage war and play the Game of Thrones.

The game is based off the model of /r/worldpowers, in which each "claim" rules their own holdfast, and is in charge of armies, resources, and characters. We structure the game around rules and mechanics, but we leave plenty of space for creativity. We have a fast-paced and active game going on, and we are always welcoming new players and interesting new characters and plotlines! Our goal is to have fun creating a story together, and for more than a year we have been doing exactly that.

We've had an Ironborn rebellion, a Dornish secession, a war to depose the Mad King, and even a Tourney of Harrenhal. Currently we're playing in the year 305 AC during the reign of King Corlys I of House Targaryen, the son of Rhaegar Targaryen. Tensions are mounting, armies are moving, and spiders are whispering. This "peace" is the perfect time for new players to hop in.

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For more information, feel free to peruse our handy welcome post for new players. There is also a list of claims available in our game; players can also choose to play as single characters rather than an entire house. I'd also encourage you to visit the sub itself. If you have questions, you can ask anyone there, or comment on this post and we'll get back to you.

When you play Iron Throne Powers, you win or you die. There is no middle ground.

Thanks for reading, and we hope you stop by!

Special thank you to the mods of /r/learnDothraki for allowing ITP to advertise here!!

Jadro Govak into English roughly translates into Frog Fucker

A few weeks ago I made a request on the livemocha site to instate dothraki as a listed language and to allow the language learning community to develope a course on the site to enable people to learn. The request received 110 votes on their internal boards. I received no reply. I also sent them an email.

Livemocha would enable us to create an easy to use learning tool that provides flash cards, audio hints, and creative quizzes. It's a shame that they have yet to get back to my request.

Another possible route (albeit expensive) would be to design an audio course using the language transfer method (partially derived from the Michel Thomas method) that produces results quickly and sticks with the student. The cost to develope this course would be around $5,000, but it is an open learning project and they will soon be making available materials to create a course without their help.

Does anyone have any other ideas on how we could use existing language learning methods to create a course for dothraki?

Hello. I hope that this is the right place to ask this question, but I just finished watching Season 9, Episode 3 of The Office (US), whose episode title is "Andy's Ancestry". In the episode, Dwight offers to teach Erin the Dothraki language. As such, the language is used throughout the episode. I have looked around online, but I cannot seem to find a comprehensive translation of all of the Dothraki used in this episode, and I would be very grateful if someone could translate every line of Dothraki used in the episode.

For convenience, a transcript for the episode can we found here. As far as I know, only Dwight, Erin, and Pete speak Dothraki in this episode.

https://www.officequotes.net/no9-03.php

Dothraki does not appear before this episode. I am unsure if it appears in subsequent episodes, but I doubt that it will.

If it would help, I can ask on the Discord, but if the translation could be posted on Reddit, that would be great, because it would be publicly available to any other The Office fans who want to know the meaning of what was spoken.

Thank you.

Hi, me and a friend just made Flamingo Dothraki - a free app for teaching some cool dothraki sayings.

Would appreciate any feedback,

What would you like to see added to the app?

Thanks!

Hey everyone - weird question. My brother is really into fantasy and sci-fi, and he's also a bit of a foodie. As a surprise for his birthday, I wanted to create a menu/guide with phrases for ordering some of his favourite dishes in his favourite conlangs.

So, for example, "I would like avocado on toast" or "Bring me scrambled eggs" in Dothraki.

Anyone able to help me with the above, or point me in the right direction?

Thanks in advance!