No One Here Gets Out Alive: The 'Game of Thrones' Character Deaths Quiz

Pyat Pree's plan to fuel his magic with the dragons' power doesn't go quite the way he probably wanted it to.

When Robert Baratheon dies, questions about who is rightful heir to the Iron Throne ignite a war. The five kings in question are Joffrey Baratheon, Renly and Stannis Baratheon, Robb Stark and Balon Greyjoy.

Jeor Mormont was lord commander of the night's watch when he was murdered by some of his own men at Craster's Keep.

Barristan and Grey Worm battle the Sons of the Harpy in Meereen, and Barristan dies heroically.

Aemon calls out to Egg, Aegon Targaryen, who is long-dead.

Brienne is the only other person present in Renly's tent when Melisandre's shadow demon baby thing kills Renly. Therefore Brienne is accused of the murder.

Drogo pours molten gold on Viserys' head, giving him the golden crown he demanded.

Olly puts an arrow through Ygritte to keep her from killing Jon Snow.

Obara murders Trystane via a spear to the head.

Tyrion kills his father on the toilet. (One can imagine the smallfolk of Westeros may jokingly refer to toilets as "the iron throne," but Tywin definitely wasn't on the actual Iron Throne.)

A skeleton stabs Jojen to death. Fortunately, a Child of the Forest destroys Jojen's corpse, so we don’t have to worry about him coming back as an evil wight.

Stannis is already gravely wounded when Brienne finds him and finishes him off at the Battle of Winterfell, because she holds him responsible for Renly's death.

Qhorin knows they're both likely to die anyway if the wildlings' trust can’t be earned, so he tells Jon to kill him.

A poison kiss from Ellaria proves fatal to Myrcella.

Trant killed Arya's teacher and generally helped the Lannisters destroy the Stark family, earning him a place on Arya's death list.

Melisandre deems the sacrifice of Shireen a success when the snow melts, but Stannis is left with a pathetic army with no chance of defeating the Boltons at Winterfell.

Selyse is found hanging from a tree the next morning.

Roose Bolton stabs him after several crossbow bolts fail to end Robb's life.

She takes Frey's wife hostage, but it doesn’t work because Frey doesn’t care about his wife's life. Catelyn kills her and is then killed.

While Joffrey ordering Ned Stark killed is obviously awful for the Starks, it begins the gradual decline of the Lannisters as well.

Karl Tanner murders Craster with a dagger to the throat.

He dies shortly after marrying Margaery Tyrell.

Littlefinger pushes Lysa out the moon door but escapes blame by claiming it was suicide.

Syrio Forel was training Arya to use her sword, Needle.

Drogo survives the infection, but the witchcraft that saves him leaves him senseless, so Daenerys smothers him to end his misery.

Ned Stark executes Lady to keep the peace with the Lannisters and because he feels duty bound to do it himself.

Ros survives many perils as a sex worker, but Littlefinger offers her to Joffrey to use as a crossbow target, and that is how she dies.

Clegane crushes Oberyn's head with two hands.

It's tempting to find some kind of metaphor in Tyrion strangling his prostitute/lover with chains of gold that he gave her.

Jon Snow's mercy-killing of Mance Rayder angers many of his enemies on the Night's Watch.