Images of Stannis Baratheon from A Song of Ice and Fire and Game of Thrones.
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Stannis as he is described in the novels, a large man, but shorter than Robert and Renly, wearing a full plate armor, prematurely balding, and having deep blue eyes described to look like night itself and hollow pits.
Stannis with Lightbringer.
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In the current novels, Stannis began to age quickly due to the making of shadow assassins.
Brooding at Dragonstone.
Stannis as a boy.
Stannis and Melisandre meeting Renly and Catelyn outside Storm's End.
Stannis with his crown.
Boy Stannis with Maester Cressen.
Stannis and Melisandre in the novels.
Stannis with his crown.
Stannis and his wife Selyse in the novels.
Stannis and his daughter and heir Shireen, who has the typical black hair of House Baratheon and looks of House Florent in the novels.
Leaving Castle Black.
Stannis glares at Renly.
Stannis having a vision of his own shade.
Stannis with Shireen, Selyse, Melisandre, and Davos.
Stannis leading an Iron Throne army during the Siege of Great Wyk, the largest of the Iron Islands (from Game of Thrones: Histories & Lore).
Stannis, Selyse, and Melisandre watch Maester Cressen die by poisoning himself with the strangler.
Stannis being declared by Melisandre to be Azor Ahai reborn, the champion of R'hllor, when the former draws Lightbringer into the air for all to see.
The parley during the first Siege of Storm's End, outside the castle, from the left: Brienne of Tarth, Renly Baratheon, Melisandre, Stannis Baratheon, Catelyn Stark, and Wendel Manderly.
Stannis and Catelyn watch Renly eating a peach during the parley at Storm's End.
Stannis's shadow kills Renly.
Stannis's shadow about to go assassinate Cortnay Penrose.
Stannis tosses three leeches, that have been used on his nephew Edric, into the brazier as he calls down three "usurpers" ("Joffrey Baratheon, Balon Greyjoy, and Robb Stark").
Stannis unsheathes Lightbringer and prepares to execute Davos for smuggling his nephew Edric out of Dragonstone to save him from Melisandre's fiery sacrifice before he presents a letter from the Wall.
Preparing to sail to the Wall.
Stannis and his host during the Battle Beneath the Wall.
Stannis with Lightbringer and his army, facing the wildlings and giants.
During the Battle Beneath the Wall, Melisandre served as Stannis's standard bearer.
Stannis upset at the new Lord Commander, Jon Snow, for not relinquishing all of the Wall's other 15 abandoned castles to him, other than the Nightfort, the largest one.
Stannis and Jon Snow are unwilling to admit their similarities and mutual respect.
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Stannis and Jon Snow (version 2).
Stannis given advice from Jon on how to win the northmen to his cause to liberate the North from House Bolton, being counseled to fight against the Ironborn to gain popularity and respect.
Stannis and his forces marching in the North.
Asha Greyjoy after being defeated by Stannis, dreaming of "red hearts burning, and a black stag in a golden wood with flame streaming from his antlers."
Descriptions of Stannis's eyes in the novels.
Stannis and his forces make their march to Winterfell to liberate it against the Bolton forces and rescue "Arya Stark" (Jeyne Poole in disguise).
Stannis questioning a chained Theon.
Stannis as a small child, with his parents, Steffon and Cassana, and his brother Robert.
The boy Stannis with his parents and his brothers, Robert and Renly.
Stannis and Shireen in the novels.
From left to right: Patchface, Devan and Davos Seaworth, Stannis and Shireen, Selyse Florent, Edric Storm, and Melisandre.
Stannis with novels' physical traits (deep blue eyes, balding head, heavy jaw, and hollow cheeks).
