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For questions about the fantasy TV series "Game of Thrones" by HBO. For questions about the book series, which is the basis of the show, use the [a-song-of-ice-and-fire] tag instead. If your question is overlapping in scope, you may use both tags. For questions about the show, which are also specifically about the author George R. R. Martin, use in conjunction with the [george-r-r-martin] tag.
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Why wasn't Ned Stark king instead of Robert Baratheon?
Essentially Robert had the better claim.
The Family Tree here shows that his paternal grandmother was a Targaryen and thus his claim was solid.
In fact there are no significant marriages between the …
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Why does no one take a fallen enemy's sword to sell it in Game of thrones?
This does happen, albeit in the books more than the TV series.
In Season 6, Episode 7 it is stated that the visitors to the camp are looking for Money, Food or Steel as payment for protection.
Also …
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