All of this comes as the 14 Days of Fortnite event returns. While it was fortnite materials scheduled to have ended by now (and did come to a close), Epic miscommunicated the end date to the event, resulting in frustration out of some who missed out on the opportunity to complete its challenges and earn rewards.

Are there a Game of Thrones and Fortnite crossover event in 2019?

Such an event is not likely to ever happen? Well, a number of in-game things and occurrences have started to catch our attention because the start of Season 7, and also the inner fan theorists among us are starting to wonder just how, and when, a GoT crossover could ever work in the battle royale game.

Before continuing, we must advise you that there are some Game of Thrones spoilers throughout this report. If you're unfamiliar with the season, you might not wish to browse on. What's got us excited about a game that's enjoyed by teenagers and under 25s and a crossover of the most gory television programmes in history? Let us start with the snow...

To put it rather simply, seasons in Westeros (Martin's envisioned world) don't work like we are used to. Summer can last for decades and can winter. The Starks of Winterfell would be the most wary of winter's coming and they frequently use the expression in dialogue.

In the novels, and the TV series, winter starts to draw on Westeros and it's defined as the bleakest in memory. In reality, it's really bad that an army of White Walkers and wights (sort of like snow zombies) headed by the'Night King' are starting to invade from the North. This basically means that the lives of all men are in danger.We have not seen any White Walkers or wights in Fortnite, however the block monsters from Season 6 will definitely be a good foundation to buy fortnite weapons work from.