Set in the icy wastes of the Far North, Snow picks up where the original series left off. Jon Snow, banished by the Night’s Watch, chooses to venture beyond the Wall with the Free Folk, leaving the politics of Westeros behind. Haunted by his past—Daenerys Targaryen’s betrayal, the responsibilities he once shouldered, and his true lineage to Aegon Targaryen—Jon must find purpose in a land of danger and mystery. The series is expected to introduce new threats, including the awakening of ancient powers in the icy wastes, and delve deeper into the history of the White Walkers, the Children of the Forest, and other Norse myths.

The central theme of Snow appears to be identity and redemption. Jon, a man who has always questioned who he is—a bastard, a Stark, a Targaryen, and a leader—must face up to his choices. His journey into the unknown reflects his inner quest for peace and belonging. Unlike the political intrigue of Game of Thrones, this spin-off relies heavily on survival, self-discovery, and bonds forged in adversity.