When someone describes a cold-hearted creature with piercing eyes and scaly skin, you may think of your boss, but it's the White Walkers from Game of Thrones that are being talked about.

White Walkers have the tell-tale ice-blue eyes and look like people with no skin, just muscle. Many look like aging hippies with long white hear and beards. And so far, they've all been men.

Out of all the surprise twists during last night’s Game of Thrones episode, “The Door,” the one we were LEAST expecting has to do with the White Walkers. Spoilers ahead. Oh, so many spoilers.

Created by the Children of the Forest in an act against the First Men, and led by the legendary Night King, White Walkers may look vaguely human-like, but they are far from it.Often appearing on ...

And depending on where you aim the camera, it can be pretty hilarious to see a White Walker standing in your bathtub, or in the neighborhood 7-Eleven candy aisle.

How Do You Actually Kill Wights, White Walkers, and the Night King on ‘Game of Thrones’? ... When the Night King was created, he had a piece of dragonglass shoved into his heart.

Well, there's our super specific answer: 10,000 to 12,000 years before Aegon the Conquerer ruled (which was around 300 years before present day GoT), the first White Walker was born. *Gently dabs ...

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You don't have to die by a Walker's hands to become a Wight, you just have to be some poor soul who lost his life up in the "true North." This is the s***ty numbers game that the Walkers play.

However, when it comes to the White Walkers overall, there are still more assumptions and mysteries surrounding them than definitive answers. Even after Game of Thrones ended, the White Walkers ...

When you consider how the White Walkers were already on the east side at Hardhome (before they doubled back and went after Bran), it makes total sense that this has been their plan.