A game of Canadian thrones

Stryker · #1 Posted **Sep 17, 2014, 7:18 PM**

http://cdn.clotureclub.com/wp-conten...OT-America.jpg

using this compare to Canada

Casterly rock with it's deep mines has to be Alberta,

Newfoundland without a doubt is the Iron islands along with maybe Capebreton,

Beedok · #2 Posted **Sep 17, 2014, 7:26 PM**

Is Quebec Oldtown?

Winter is coming to Winterpeg, but they're not real steel-y.

Daveography · #3 Posted **Sep 17, 2014, 7:34 PM**

I posted this back in January 2013 just for fun:

Chadillaccc · #4 Posted **Sep 17, 2014, 7:35 PM**

The Crownlands - Southern Ontario (Seat of politics and culture)
The Westerlands - Alberta (the richest area in the country)
The Reach - British Columbia (the most temperate and beautiful area in the country)
The Riverlands - Northern Ontario (not actually one of the seven kingdoms, but was granted kingdom status when they welcomed the Targaryen Invasion with open arms)
Dorne - Quebec (a semi-autonomous kingdom with own culture and identity)
The North - Manitoba and Saskatchewan (Very cold, with proud people)
The Vale - New Brunswick, and Prince Edward Island (coastal climate with lots of hills)
The Stormlands - Nova Scotia (most hurricane-prone region of the country)
The Iron Islands - Newfoundland (proud independent culture)

Beyond The Wall - The territories (sparsely populated, mostly by peoples who were here first)

MexiQuebecois · #5 Posted **Sep 17, 2014, 7:35 PM**

Montreal would be Dorne. A mysterious land inhabited by funky people with an accent and very loose/liberal morals.

Oh, and orgies, lots of them.

kwoldtimer · #6 Posted **Sep 17, 2014, 7:58 PM**

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Originally Posted by MexiQuebecois

Montreal would be Dorne. A mysterious land inhabited by funky people with an accent and very loose/liberal morals.

Oh, and orgies, lots of them.

Ah, such fond memories of my youthful visits to Montreal. Good to know that traditions live on!

SignalHillHiker · #7 Posted **Sep 17, 2014, 8:23 PM**

Awesome. I love yours, RTA.

MonkeyRonin · #8 Posted **Sep 17, 2014, 10:10 PM**

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Originally Posted by Chadillaccc

The Crownlands - Southern Ontario (Seat of politics and culture)
The Westerlands - Alberta (the richest area in the country)
The Reach - British Columbia (the most temperate and beautiful area in the country)
The Riverlands - Northern Ontario (not actually one of the seven kingdoms, but was granted kingdom status when they welcomed the Targaryen Invasion with open arms)
Dorne - Quebec (a semi-autonomous kingdom with own culture and identity)
The North - Manitoba and Saskatchewan (Very cold, with proud people)
The Vale - New Brunswick, and Prince Edward Island (coastal climate with lots of hills)
The Stormlands - Nova Scotia (most hurricane-prone region of the country)
The Iron Islands - Newfoundland (proud independent culture)

Beyond The Wall - The territories (sparsely populated, mostly by peoples who were here first)

I think this is about as good as we'll get.

lio45 · #9 Posted **Sep 18, 2014, 2:34 AM**

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Originally Posted by MexiQuebecois

Montreal would be Dorne. A mysterious land inhabited by funky people with an accent and very loose/liberal morals.

Oh, and orgies, lots of them.

Not surprisingly, the original has Southern California as Dorne ("desert land filled with peculiar folk").

Got a chuckle of The Wall being the Canadian border ("Watch out for the White Walkers...")