Discover Which Game of Thrones Creature Lurks Inside Based on Your Astrological Sign

"Like the Aries here on Earth, the Aries in Westeros would also be a Fire Sign. They would be represented by the dragon, an emblem of power, magic, and mystery," Thomas said. "Aries are known as leaders, and with the breath of fire, grace of flight, and tremendous hunger for more, the Aries dragon would be able to stun the world with awe and fear. Dragons are also intrinsically linked to magic in Westeros, and it is said that if given enough food and freedom, they will never stop growing. Their hunger for blood cannot be stopped. This, too, embodies Aries traits, as this passionate sign always burns with the desire for more."

"Taurus is the first Earth Sign, and no other symbol relates more to these strong, sturdy, and resilient people than the weirwood tree of Westeros. With blood-red leaves and sap, as well as bone-white trunks, these trees have a deep connection to the Old Gods. Worshiped by the Children of the Forest, the free folk, and descendants of the First Men, weirwood trees can live forever if undisturbed," Thomas said.

"Children of the Forest often carved faces into these trees, which would weep with sap and would then transform them into heart trees where people could pray. Because trees do not understand time, this ability to link the past to the future is yet another powerful association with Taurus. Tauruses will devote their entire beings to what they love and will firmly plod along, allowing nothing to sway them from their path."

"Leo, the mighty lion, is deeply connected to light, pride, and power. These associations also connect this mighty sign to the symbol of a Red Priestess. In Westeros and Essos, a Red Priestess abides by the religion of R'hllor, the Lord of Light. Gifted with many abilities, such as divination, shadowbinding, resurrection, glamour magic, longevity, poison resistance, and cold resistance, their powers make them stand apart from all others in the world of Westeros, in the same way Leos stand apart from the zodiac here because they are ruled by the Sun. Last, with a deep connection to blood magic, the Red Priestess also reflects the mighty Leo's never-ending hunger as well."

"Libra, a sign of flexibility, adaptability, and partnership, enjoys the playground of the mind. Libras here on Earth often closely associate with their relationships, and at times, can become codependent within them because of their inherent desire for union and marriage. Deeply loyal in true love, they at times can do the heavy lifting in their relationships and may become submissive in order to make their lover happy. During these times, they become lost in a reflection of who their person wants them to be. Because of this, Libras in Westeros are represented by wights."

"Wights, the army of the dead reanimated by White Walkers, are the perfect reflection of what their partners want them to be — at the complete expense of the self. While this may appear weak, it is not. Wights are nigh-indestructible, powerful forces that crush anything that stands before themselves and their other half."

"Aquarius is an Air Sign here on Earth and is always related to genius, vision, and the future. With highly developed intellects, they are also connected to the global community of humanity as well. Because of these associations, their zodiac symbol in Westeros is that of a Faceless Man. The Faceless Men are servants of the Many-Faced God, a god of death who is unknowingly worshiped by all religions in the world in the form of one god or another. Aquarius has an ability to understand others, which allows them to also shift when needed and look to future horizons. Also, by seeing that many universal ideas exist, just as the Faceless Men see a Many-Faced God, Aquarians can break the mold of society altogether."