HBO has unleashed a collection of new images from season six of Game of Thrones, which is taking far too freakin’ long to get to our eyeballs (about as long as every new season takes to get to us, that is, but still…always too long).

We haven’t seen a trailer for the new season yet, but we have seen promo art, a painful teaser, and some more teaser videos.

You can check out the pile of new images from the new season below.

It’s not much, but if you’ve been itching for a just a little taste of Game of Thrones season 6 to keep you moving forward toward that April start date there’s some new goodies to enjoy.

The show took to the Twitter to see who among their followers would swear allegiance to House Stark, House Lannister, and House Targaryen, and released short teaser videos for each of the three houses. Unfortunately for us, you might just regret the house you chose watching these dark teases. As it turns out, playing the game of thrones might not really have any winners. Ever.

You can watch the three brief Game of Thrones season six teasers below.

Is Jon Snow dead? Let’s face it, that’s all we really want to know. Perhaps we’ll find out once Game Of Thrones returns for its sixth season this April. And now, we know exactly when it will be back.

Season 6 of Game Of Thrones will premiere on Sunday, April 24, 2016 at 9pm on HBO, the network announced today. The premiere will coincide with the start of other HBO shows Veep (at 10:30pm) and Silicon Valley (at 11pm).

I watch a lot of television – A LOT. And in 2015, there were a bunch of shows I watched, yet didn’t review (The Goldbergs, The Vampire Diaries, General Hospital, House of Cards to name a few), and there were many, many shows that were in my brain queue, of which I hope to get to eventually (I’m talking about you, Six Feet Under!). So this is a mix for me. I picked 10 of the plethora of holy s*** TV moments I’ve experienced in 2015, whether sad, shocking, awesome, funny, lovely – ones where when the moment was over, I turned and said, “I can’t believe that… did you see that?” Or, “That was the _________ moment on television ever.”

Spoilers if you haven’t watched much TV this year… seriously.

So whether you agree or disagree (and I might agree with your disagreement), check out the list below of my Top 10 Favorite Television Episodes of 2015.

A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms (A Song of Ice and Fire)
Hardcover | Kindle Edition | Audible
Written by George R.R. Martin
Illustrated by Gary Gianni
Bantam Press
Release Date: October 6th, 2015

Dunk was a squire turned knight 100 years before the events in A Game of Thrones. He had just buried his hedge knight before striking out to seek his fortune (or at least a steady roof and meal). He encounters Egg, a weird little bald boy who pushes to become his squire. After naming himself Ser Duncan the Tall (rumored to be related to Brienne of Tarth), they head to a tourney at Ashford Castle, where Dunk has one shot to win or lose his armor, thus ending his short, knightly career. The tourney has competitions between such names as Targaryen, Tully, Lannister, and Baratheon. How could he possibly compete? To top off everything, he gets himself in serious hot water for being chivalrous, plus Egg has a giant secret. And that is just the beginning of A Knight Of The Seven Kingdoms by George R.R. Martin.

More below (a few spoilers if you haven’t read yet and plan to).