Game of Thrones (2026) returns with a bold new chapter that delves into the aftermath of the Long Night and the rebuilding of Westeros. With the Seven Kingdoms fractured and alliances fragile, the new series explores power struggles, familial legacies, and the lingering wounds left by the Great War.

Daenerys Targaryen’s death casts a long shadow over the realm, as Jon Snow, haunted by guilt, returns to the North. In Winterfell, Sansa Stark rules as Queen in the North, battling external threats from beyond the Wall and internal dissent among northern houses. Arya Stark, ever the wanderer, uncovers dark secrets during her voyages that could threaten the fragile peace.

In King’s Landing, Tyrion Lannister grapples with maintaining stability as the Hand of the newly appointed ruler, a controversial figure whose ascension sparks rebellion in the southern territories. Meanwhile, Bran the Broken struggles to secure his rule as King of the Six Kingdoms, his mystical visions hinting at an ancient danger rising in Essos.

The series also introduces new houses, including descendants of Targaryen loyalists and the resurgence of old Valyrian bloodlines. The dragons are not entirely gone, and whispers of a hidden clutch of eggs spark both hope and fear. Magic, once thought to have waned, returns with a vengeance, bringing new prophecies, dire consequences, and a reckoning with the past.

With Miguel Sapochnik at the helm, Game of Thrones (2026) blends breathtaking visuals, intricate political drama, and heart-pounding action. Each episode weaves new threads into the vast tapestry of Westeros, as old foes and new champions collide in a fight for survival and power.