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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Alucard_SxE" data-source="post: 20137576" data-attributes="member: 531919">Horn Of Winter/ Horn Of Joramun <img src="http://winteriscoming.net/wp-content/uploads/2015/01/The-Winds-of-Winter-book-cover.jpg" alt="" class="fr-fic fr-dii fr-draggable " style="" /> The Horn of Winter, also known as the Horn of Joramun, is a legendary horn with magical properties. It was supposedly blown by Joramun, a wildling King-Beyond-the-Wall. When he blew the horn, he "woke the giants from the earth."  It is currently claimed that blowing the Horn will destroy the Wall. (Only a rumour. No one knows what'll happen when the horn is blown) In the books Mance Rayder claims to have found the Horn of Joramun in a grave beneath a glacier, high up in the Frostfangs. The horn which Mance Rayder names the Horn of Joramun is eight feet long. It is so wide at the mouth that Jon Snow could put his arm inside up to the elbow. It is black in colour with gold bands that are graven with runes of the First Men. At first Jon thinks the bands are bronze but when he moves closer he realises that the bands are made of gold, old gold, more brown than yellow.  It is said to be a thousand years old. It is not known what the horn is made of. Jon Snow thinks that if it came from an aurochs, it was the biggest aurochs that ever lived.Recent Events of the HornIn A Storm Of Swords, Mance Rayder initially claimed to have opened fifty graves in search of the Horn but failed to find it. However, when Jon Snow returned to the wildling camp, this time as a brother of the Night's Watch, Mance presented what he said was the Horn, telling Jon of his plans to blow the horn should the wildlings fail to take the Wall.When Jon asked why they haven’t used the horn, why not just sound it and be done? It is Dalla that answers,“We free folk know things you kneelers have forgotten. Sometimes the short road is not the safest, Jon Snow. The Horned Lord once said that sorcery is a sword without a hilt. There is no safe way to grasp it." “But once the Wall is fallen, what will stop the Others?” Mance planned to offer the Horn in exchange for letting his people pass through the Wall. (So they know of the consequences of destroying the wall)In A Dance with Dragons,When Melisandre sets the Horn of Joramun alight it bursts into flame and goes up with a whoosh as swirling tongues of green and yellow fire leap and crackle all along it length. The men of the Night’s Watch have to fight to still their mounts. A moan comes from the stockade as the free folk see their hope afire. For half a heartbeat the runes graven on the gold bands seem to shimmer in the air. Later, as the free folk are passing through the Wall Tormund Giantsbane mentions to Jon Snow that the destroyed horn was a fake; Mance never found the true Horn. Tormund says to Jon,“She burned that fine big horn, aye. A bloody sin, I call it. A thousand years old, that was. We found it in a giant’s grave, and no man o’ us had ever seen a horn so big. That must have been why Mance got the notion to tell you it were Joramun’s. He wanted you crows to think he had it in his power to blow your bloody Wall down about your knees. But we never found the true horn, not for all our digging. If we had, every kneeler in your Seven Kingdoms would have chunk’s o’ ice to cool his wine all summer.”</blockquote>

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