Another question I have is if there is any significance to all of the Stark children being wargs? It is said one man in a thousand is born a skinchanger and here we have five kids, maybe 6 as Sansa never got to display any abilities, that are in fact skinchangers.

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Posted by CottonWasKing

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Posted on 8/17/12 at 4:49 pm to Mr. Wayne

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Another question I have is if there is any significance to all of the Stark children being wargs? It is said one man in a thousand is born a skinchanger and here we have five kids, maybe 6 as Sansa never got to display any abilities, that are in fact skinchangers.

I've always wondered how that was myself.

and I do believe that Bloodraven used to warg into Mormonts Raven and now Bran does.

Hasn't the raven been around since before Mormont. I think he said that it belonged to the LC before him although I could be wrong.

However if thats true that could be Bloodraven's own version of keeping his vows and how he never truely left the Nights Watch.

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Posted by Tiger in NY

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Posted on 8/17/12 at 4:54 pm to Mr. Wayne

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I have is if there is any significance to all of the Stark children being wargs? It is said one man in a thousand is born a skinchanger and here we have five kids, maybe 6 as Sansa never got to display any abilities, that are in fact skinchangers.

First of all, I think the population in the world of ASOIAF is pretty low, so 1 in 1000 is rare. Also, I don't think many people who are born with wargism can harness the power. Most probably just think they have weird dreams. And 1 in 1000 of the 1 in 1000 with warg ability have Bran's ability. ((1/1000)/1)/1000 = .0000001

My take is that the Stark's are just very advanced wargs, which is seemingly rare.

This post was edited on 8/17/12 at 4:55 pm

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