Game of Thrones’ best White Walker episode marked a departure from George R.R. Martin’s books, and was better off because of it.The White Walkers were a crucial part of the show from the very ...

White Walkers can reanimate corpses (exactly how they do so is unclear) to create undead wights; White Walkers have a spoken language, called Skroth — wights do not speak, as far as we know; ...

How does the 100,000 strong White Walker army measure up against the others on Game Of Thrones, though? House Targaryen’s numbers have depleted quite a lot over the last few episodes.

Created by the Children of the Forest in an act against the First Men, and led by the legendary Night King, White Walkers may look vaguely human-like, but they are far from it.Often appearing on ...

The White Walkers are on the march, and they're taking an incredibly long time to arrive. Here are some reasons why that might be happening.

White Walkers are pretty close to unkillable, but a few characters on the show have bested them. With the right weapons, the White Walkers go down just like anybody else. News.

Out of all the surprise twists during last night’s Game of Thrones episode, “The Door,” the one we were LEAST expecting has to do with the White Walkers. Spoilers ahead. Oh, so many spoilers.

The White Walkers only started marching in force towards the Wall after the birth of Daenerys's dragons. They also saw the red comet in the sky way back in season two, ...

But the White Walkers themselves are fragile, easily defeated, incredibly slow, and don’t really do anything other than provide the Night King with an entourage to hand him spears as needed.

The White Walkers appear to be humanoids but they’re obviously something else. Wherever they are, cold weather follows but we don’t know if they’re following the cold or the cold is ...