History Characters / WesterosAnAmericanMusical

* ArbitrarySkepticism: She's a talking raven, but gets baffled by the appearance of the shadow-baby in "Crownless". ''After'' having complained about the play's constraints keeping it from showing much of Daenerys' dragons.

* AllThereInTheScript: They aren't named onstage, but their names can be found in the cast credits (Tormund is double casted with Robb, Val with Catelyn, Wun Wun with Littlefinger and Roose Bolton).

* CoconutSuperpowers: Wun Wun is very obviously the tallest guy in the cast, wearing thick platform shoes, a mask and a Giants jersey.

* OCStandIn: Sarella wasn't in the TV series and has only been mentioned to exist in the books (there is, however, an androgynous male character named [[SdrawkcabAlias Alleras]] walking around). The characterization of her play version is hence the scriptwriter's idea.

* PrettyBoy: He's called "that pretty crow" by some wildlings.

A friend of Jon's and the only other character to appear in both Night's watch songs.

* FiveSecondForeshadowing: He joins Pyp and Grenn in bemoaning the fact that their host's daughters are avoiding them, which sets up the fact that he's interested in one of them. The set-up and reveal are both in "First Watch", which is one of the shorter songs.

Act I's IntereactiveNarrator, an antropomorphic talking raven who is a big fan of the ''Literature/ASongOfIceAndFire'' books.

* MissingStepsPlan: In "I'll Be Back", she points out a few hole in her canon counterpart's plan: by the time she's singing the song, she can't have children, has no heir and her brother Viserys had died without leaving any descendants behind.
* PracticallyDifferentGenerations: Rhaegar was already married with children when he, his wife and children died seventeen year prior to the beginning of the play. Canonically, Daenerys hasn't married prior to the beginning of the story because she was too young too young to do so.
* WackyWaysideTribe: In "The Storm's End", she points out that the current state of Westeros would be a good time for her to try becoming a Queen... but that she first needs to conquer three different places that are canonically large cities.

* SpearCarrier: Tormund and Val both get a couple of solo lines in "Sword in the Darkness".

A man who has become the leader of all wildlings, the people who live beyond the Wall guarded by the Night's Watch. He and his people are trying to force their way into Westeros due to the threat the Night's Watch is protecting Westeros from having already driven them away from their homes.

!Free Folk aka wildlings

* TheHighKing: There are many tribes of Wildlings that united because of their recent strenuous circumstances, and said union is led by Mance.

!!Mance Rayder, the King Beyond the Wall

* TheHighKing: There are many tribes of Wildlings who united because of their recent strenuous circumstances, and said union is led by Mance.

A man who has become the leader of the wildlings, the people who live beyond the Wall guarded by the Night's Watch. He and his people are trying to force their way into Westeros due to the threat the Night's Watch is protecting Westeros from having already driven them away from their homes.

* TheOathBreaker: He's considered by other characters to have broken both an oath to the Watch and an oath to the wildlings. The wildlings coming to the wall and Jon being one of the few people who may be able to talk Mance out of attacking means that he's definitely going to betray one of the sides again no matter what.

* CrosscastRole: The actress playing Jofrey and Edric is credited for playing his role, as well.
* FakeDefector: While none of his canon infiltration of the wildlings is shown on-stage, the ''consequences'' are a big part of "Sword in the Darkness". The Watch is no longer certain Jon isn't a turncloak because of said infiltration, while the wildlings don't trust him because he left them to return to the Watch.

!!Associated tropes:

The main character of the Night's Watch focused songs, who's canonically Eddard Stark's bastard son. One of his duties consists of being on the look-out for a looming threat that threatens Westeros.

* OCStandIn: Sarella wasn't in the TV series and has only been mentioned to exist in the books (there is, however, an androgynous male named [[SdrawkcabAlias Alleras]] walking around). The characterization of her play version is hence entirely the scriptwriter's idea.
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Oberyn's three bastard daughters who come with him to King's Landing. The RebelliousSpirit is strong enough for them to debut in Act II despite the fact that canon introduced them after events that place at the end of the play and forcible take the place of the narrator who tries to shoo them away.