Aside from Telltale Games' soon-to-be released "Game of Thrones" episodic video game series, fans of the epic adaptation of "A Song of Ice and Fire" can also see an important GoT character in another video game, which happens to be the recently released "Dragon Age: Inquisition." 

Those who are familiar with the "Game of Thrones" plot know who among the characters of the saga is perfect for "Dragon Age: Inquisition" — none other than the Mother of Dragons herself, Daenerys Targaryen. 

Dedicated Redditor kill3rew0k came up with the very detailed character tutorial to recreate Daenerys in the "Dragon Age" universe so it can have a little touch of the "Game of Thrones" story.  The Redditor managed to come up with a striking resemblance of the character from the HBO-produced TV series played by actress Emilia Clarke. But unlike the TV show character, kill3rew0k managed to follow the exact description of Daenerys in the books, which reportedly has canon violet eyes. 

Reddit user kill3rew0k shared all the single slider as well as the color setting to recreate Daenerys in "Dragon Age: Inquisition." It includes her signature, off-color arched eyebrows, as well as her platinum blonde hair.  The tutorial shows exactly how players could recreate Daenerys's appearance by pointing which new customization map can be used for her face. 

However, kill3rew0k's work cannot technically be considered as an exact character recreation, since it cannot reconstruct the intricate hairstyles of Daenerys in the TV show. Also, the sexy, free-flowing robes that the Mother of Dragon wears in the show were replaced by the character armor featured in other "Inquisition" characters. 

Aside from Daenerys, there is also another GoT character who is said to be featured in the BioWare-developed game. Several pictures of Jamie Lannister have been making the rounds online. 

The multi-platform editions of "Dragon Age: Inquisition" were released on Nov. 18 in North America and Russia, while it was released on Nov. 20 in Australia and Nov. 21 in Europe. Japanese players will get to experience the game starting Nov. 27.