Game Of Thrones final season premiere date revealed at last in chilling Crypts of Winterfell teaser

The Game Of Thrones final season will premiere on April 14.

HBO finally revealed the broadcast date on Sunday night along with a chilling teaser.

Set in the Crypts of Winterfell, Jon Snow, Sansa and Arya Stark meet below their ancestral home to visit the resting places of their family.

Finale: The Game Of Thrones final season premiere date was revealed at last on Sunday night in chilling Crypts of Winterfell teaser

But they discover some grim new additions: three effigies marking their own graves. 

The 90-second clip opens with a torch-bearing Snow walking the passages of the crypt, passing the tomb of Lyanna Stark, whom he believes was his aunt but was in fact his mother.

Without glancing at it, his movement disturbs the feather in her hands to the ground, the one that had been placed there by her husband King Robert Baratheon in the very first episode.  

‘You have to protect him,’ the dying Lyanna’s voice whispers, the last thing she made her brother Ned Stark promise before she died, entrusting him to raise Jon as his own. 

King in the North: The 90-second clip opens with a torch-bearing Snow walking the passages of the crypt, passing the tomb of Lyanna Stark, whom he believes was his aunt but was in fact his mother

King in the North: The 90-second clip opens with a torch-bearing Snow walking the passages of the crypt, passing the tomb of Lyanna Stark, whom he believes was his aunt but was in fact his mother

Still there: Without glancing at it, his movement disturbs the feather in her hands to the ground, the one that had been placed there by her husband King Robert Baratheon in the very first episode

Still there: Without glancing at it, his movement disturbs the feather in her hands to the ground, the one that had been placed there by her husband King Robert Baratheon in the very first episode

Dying promise: 'You have to protect him,' the dying Lyanna's voice whispers, the last thing she made her brother Ned Stark promise before she died, entrusting him to raise Jon as his own

Dying promise: ‘You have to protect him,’ the dying Lyanna’s voice whispers, the last thing she made her brother Ned Stark promise before she died, entrusting him to raise Jon as his own

Elsewhere in the crypt Sansa is seen passing the statue of her mother, Catelyn Stark.

‘All this horror that has come to my family… it’s all because I couldn’t love a motherless child,’ her long-dead voice whispers, referring to Jon, whom she died not knowing was her husband’s nephew, rather than his bastard son.

Finally Arya, the youngest surviving Stark, is too seen stalking the catacombs alone.

When Jon passes his father Ned’s sepulcher, his voice from the past also echos through. 

Lady of Winterfell: Elsewhere in the crypt Sansa is seen passing the statue of her mother, Catelyn Stark

Lady of Winterfell: Elsewhere in the crypt Sansa is seen passing the statue of her mother, Catelyn Stark

Memory: 'All this horror that has come to my family... it's all because I couldn't love a motherless child,' her long-dead voice whispers, referring to Jon, whom she died not knowing was her husband's nephew, rather than his bastard son

Memory: ‘All this horror that has come to my family… it’s all because I couldn’t love a motherless child,’ her long-dead voice whispers, referring to Jon, whom she died not knowing was her husband’s nephew, rather than his bastard son

A girl: Finally Arya, the youngest surviving Stark, is too seen stalking the catacombs alone

A girl: Finally Arya, the youngest surviving Stark, is too seen stalking the catacombs alone

‘You are a Stark,’ Eddard’s memory half-truthfully reminds him, as he is technically a Targaryen. ‘You may not have my name, but you have my blood.’

All three siblings/cousins then silently meet at an intersection, and turn to see the three creepy new statues of themselves staring back. 

Arya’s — depicted with her sword Needle drawn — and Sansa’s look exactly like their living counterparts at their current age, while Snow’s looks a little older.

'You have my blood': When Jon passes his father Ned's sepulcher, his voice from the past also echos through

‘You have my blood’: When Jon passes his father Ned’s sepulcher, his voice from the past also echos through

Family gathering: All three siblings/cousins then silently meet at an intersection

Family gathering: All three siblings/cousins then silently meet at an intersection

Grim: They turn to see the three creepy new statues of themselves staring back

Grim: They turn to see the three creepy new statues of themselves staring back

Pointy end: Arya’s is depicted with her sword Needle drawn

Bad omen: Both sisters’ look exactly like their living counterparts at their current age

Last man standing? Jon's statue however looks a little bit older

Last man standing? Jon’s statue however looks a little bit older

Suddenly a chill wind blows through the crypts and extinguishes the torches; a frost creeps along the floor and freezes the fallen feather in place.

Jon draws Longclaw and Arya draws Needle, and all three turn to face the menace that never appears.

The teaser concludes with the confirmation that fans have just 91 days to wait for the first of the final six episodes of Game Of Thrones to descend on HBO.

Uh-oh: Suddenly a chill wind blows through the crypts and extinguishes the torches; a frost creeps along the floor and freezes the feather in place

Winter has come: Jon draws Longclaw and Arya draws Needle, and all three turn to face the menace that never appears

The countdown is on! The teaser concludes with the confirmation that fans have just 91 days to wait for the first of the final six episodes of Game Of Thrones to descend on HBO

The countdown is on! The teaser concludes with the confirmation that fans have just 91 days to wait for the first of the final six episodes of Game Of Thrones to descend on HBO

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