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More Gaming News ». More ESports News ». More Food News ». More Dog News ». View all Lifestyle Sites. More Music News ». More FS Music News ». View all Music Sites. More FanSided News ». For one thing, the books themselves describe wildfire as "emerald green", and that burning can even make the air around the fire appear green. While Game of Thrones made many changes from the books, this kind of detail seems like a strange one to alter for no real reason.

More than that, though, the color of the wildfire makes it distinctive, and shows exactly what kind of fire is being used. If Sept's destruction looked like any other fire, it could have been easy for Game of Thrones viewers to miss exactly what Cersei's Lena Headey plot was - and the vitally important comparisons to the Mad King, who stockpiled wildfire under the city for this very purpose. Interestingly, the book does also include concept art for the scene right before the Sept is blown up, where barrels of wildfire are under the city, and here the substance is green, although presumably this art was created much later, once the color decision had been made.

The Art of Game of Thrones includes a slew of other details that nearly made it into the show - such gondolas to ferry people to the Eyrie, details of those things that did, and floor plans for many of the castles and ships. While it's clear that some of the elements included and excluded were done for the sake of budget constraints or simply because a better option presented itself, it's good to know that even though Game of Thrones was happy to change major plotlines, this was one detail that stayed true to A Song Of Ice And Fire - even though the change was at least briefly considered.