A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms has broken the mold of what viewers expect from a Westeros-set show. It's smaller-scale, it's funnier, and it even sidesteps Game of Thrones and House of the Dragon staples like an elaborate title sequence.

Trials by combat are among the most recognizable forms of justice in Westeros. Far more dangerous is the Trial of Seven.

As the Trial of Seven got started, Dunk realized that he only had four knights to fight with him. Raymun Fossoway asked to be knighted, and this moment made it clear that Dunk isn't a knight on A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms.

Show creator has an ambitious idea that would take decades to complete.

Welcome back to channel: I am back to in the GOT world and I cannot wait to see the journey between Ser Duncan the Tall and Egg. A century before GOT and 70 years after House of the Dragon EPISODE 4 - Seven Episode 4 Seven of A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms pushes Ser Duncan the Tall (Dunk) to his breaking point after he saves Tanselle and incurs the wrath of Prince Aerion Targaryen.

Note: This story contains spoilers from "A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms" Season 1, Episode 4. Baelor Targaryen is far different than the rest of his family - which is why Bertie Carvel was so excited to take on the "A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms" role.

Dunk’s story so far in A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms has mostly been a comedy. We’ve watched this big ol’ lovable idiot—a pure, mountainous soul (played by Peter Claffey) who is too good for the terribly violent world of Westeros—fumble around as he attempts to make a name for himself.

HBO's A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms has several brand-new characters for fans of the world of Game of Thrones to be introduced to.