It was a prominent priest of the drowned men, after all, that first instituted the Kingsmoot, changing the entire course of history on the Iron Islands. The drowned men are the priests and central religious figures of the Iron Islands, and as such, they hold a great deal of influence over the Ironborn. Here are 15 Things You Didn't Know About The Iron Islands to get you ready for what's to come in Season 7. Meanwhile, the Iron Islands remain a fascinating mystery. The Iron Islands may not have been one of the most crucial regions in Game of Thrones thus far, but as the threat of Winter gets closer and the coming dance of dragons continues to turn the heat up on every region of Westeros, House Greyjoy and the Ironborn find themselves in a unique position, setting themselves up as primary players in the conflict. While we're very familiar with House Greyjoy and the mythos of the Drowned God, there's still plenty to discover about the Iron Islands and its history. Still, even six seasons in, the Iron Islands remain a mysterious place in Westeros. It encapsulates the sense of macabre and violence in the spiritual practices of the Theon Greyjoy's people.
“ What is dead may never die.” Of all the tribal slogans and mantras heard throughout the world of Game of Thrones, the chant of the Ironborn is definitely the most striking.
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