I don't think he was, I can't remember if he was still recovering from fleeing the wildlings or not, but he was using a bow during the battle mostly (he hesitated on shooting Yigrette). If he did any melee I don't think it was really anything like a 1 on 1.

Plansix

United States60190 Posts

September 08 2017 22:06 GMT

#34142

The thing I take away from GoT very little combat is 1 v 1. Which is why I always found Jamie's comment about who could beat him very telling about his character. He prides himself on his ability as a duelist as a way to humiliate other men. We never hear much about his abilities on the battlefield.

TMG26

Portugal2017 Posts

September 08 2017 22:09 GMT

#34143

In the book there were 2 battles with the wildlings at the wall. One Jon was still recovering, and was just at aa tower shooting arrows. He marked all his artows to be able to know if je killed his gf.
The other one I believe Thorne didn't let him do anything.

Plansix

United States60190 Posts

September 08 2017 22:10 GMT

#34144

Didn't he do some fighting beyond the wall? It has been so long.

Sent.

Poland9198 Posts

September 08 2017 22:21 GMT

#34145

Yes, he killed the Fookin Legend.

Yoav

United States1874 Posts

September 08 2017 23:59 GMT

#34146

On September 09 2017 07:06 Plansix wrote:
The thing I take away from GoT very little combat is 1 v 1. Which is why I always found Jamie's comment about who could beat him very telling about his character. He prides himself on his ability as a duelist as a way to humiliate other men. We never hear much about his abilities on the battlefield.

I mean I actually think you're generally on the right track (the show has a lot more emphasis on combat REPUTATION as opposed to actual ABILITY)... but when they capture Jaime in battle there are some offhand comments about how many Stark men he killed before they got him.

Plansix

United States60190 Posts

September 09 2017 00:14 GMT

#34147

I am not saying Jamie or anything. Only that someone saying only three other people could take him in a duel is a prize fighting boxer says.

TMG26

Portugal2017 Posts

September 09 2017 07:20 GMT

#34148

On September 09 2017 07:10 Plansix wrote:
Didn't he do some fighting beyond the wall? It has been so long.

They caught the girl he fell in love. Probably he had some fight there.
Fookin legend is show only

Jerubaal

United States7684 Posts

September 09 2017 21:55 GMT

#34149

Whatever happened to old Edmure?

blade55555

United States17423 Posts

September 09 2017 22:21 GMT

#34150

Arya left him to starve in the dungeon.

Jerubaal

United States7684 Posts

September 09 2017 23:03 GMT

#34151

Was that in the show? Or you just screwing with me?

Dav1oN

Ukraine3164 Posts

September 09 2017 23:10 GMT

#34152

On September 10 2017 06:55 Jerubaal wrote:
Whatever happened to old Edmure?

i'd say he gets to Gendry's mystical boat of forbidden characters

pretty much the same crap the did with Blackfish, I still hate Benioff and Weiss for such decisions
and Stannis before
and Ser Barristan previously
and the worst possible way they introduced sandsnakes, which follows with horrible cut off

such reminders makes me mad :D

RenSC2

United States1058 Posts

September 09 2017 23:14 GMT

#34153

He is completely forgotten in the show. He was either rotting in a dungeon with the Freys and Arya did not release him on screen or he ended up with the Lannisters and Grey Worm did not release him on screen. It's possible that he was taken to Highgarden or King's Landing when the Lannisters abandoned their castle, but again nothing has been shown. It's a pretty significant plot point that has been completely dropped since going off book.

Jerubaal

United States7684 Posts

September 09 2017 23:14 GMT

#34154

I just looked up Wilko Johnson, who played Ser Ilyn Payne, and he is alive and well.

Jerubaal

United States7684 Posts

September 09 2017 23:21 GMT

#34155

On September 10 2017 08:10 cSc.Dav1oN wrote:

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It's funny to think that the producers are even more bloodthirsty than Martin because all of these extra storylines need to be "closed".

Dav1oN

Ukraine3164 Posts

September 09 2017 23:22 GMT

#34156

Who remembers Kinvara? The other hot Red Priestess
+ Show Spoiler +

It seems they also get rid of her

On September 10 2017 08:21 Jerubaal wrote:

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It's funny to think that the producers are even more bloodthirsty than Martin because all of these extra storylines need to be "closed".

What's the easiest way to get rid of a good character - unreasonable death. Now imagine they never blew up Septa with sparrows and Margery/Loras, it could've been much worse :D

TMG26

Portugal2017 Posts

September 10 2017 00:28 GMT

#34157

And we didn't get something that wasn't in the show so why are you posting about it in this topic in the show

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blade55555

United States17423 Posts

September 10 2017 01:24 GMT

#34158

On September 10 2017 08:03 Jerubaal wrote:
Was that in the show? Or you just screwing with me?

Oh I am messing with you. We know that Edmure is still a prisoner of the freys as Walder Frey says it on the episode Arya kills him. Maybe he was let go but who knows.

Odoakar

Croatia1837 Posts

September 10 2017 16:30 GMT

#34159

On September 09 2017 05:34 Logo wrote:

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It depends, he killed a wight which is no small feat, but is probably his biggest win in anything resembling head to head combat. The book doesn't (or hasn't yet) had the ninja effect on wights like the show has and I think the wight was unarmed?

Lol if s7 showed us anything, it's that killing wights is not particularly hard.

B.I.G.

3251 Posts

September 11 2017 05:02 GMT

#34160

TV shows always present a single new enemy as a huge threat but within a few seasons the heroes slaughter them by the hundreds. Remember the first time the guys from Supernatural encountered a real demon? That was a big fucking problem and an almost unstoppable foe. Couple of seasons later they're cannon fodder.