It's definitely an interesting theory from my not too deep knowledge (I only read the base ASOIAF books, so I didn't delve too deep into the lore). But if people north of The Wall already acknowledge the existence of and can openly become wargs, it seems that warging is a magic that has been in Westeros for a long time. I can see a very early form of House Bolton following your logic and future generations just adapting the practice into what Roose and Ramsey become
Yes! That magic traces all the way back to the children of the forest. That could also be why House Stark sigil is the way it is because wolves and dogs are the easiest to warg due to their bond with people
I agree with you flayed man it's definitely some sort of anti-skinned Walker, magic thing, from the age of Heroes.
It's definitely an interesting theory from my not too deep knowledge (I only read the base ASOIAF books, so I didn't delve too deep into the lore). But if people north of The Wall already acknowledge the existence of and can openly become wargs, it seems that warging is a magic that has been in Westeros for a long time. I can see a very early form of House Bolton following your logic and future generations just adapting the practice into what Roose and Ramsey become
Yes! That magic traces all the way back to the children of the forest. That could also be why House Stark sigil is the way it is because wolves and dogs are the easiest to warg due to their bond with people