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Kermit, The direwolves are also fantastical beasts, which is easy to forget as they are regular pups/wolves at this point. Although GRRM confirms that there were in fact such creatures on Earth, in Game of Thrones/ASoIaF they are much bigger and as we've seen so far they are quite intelligent and have some connection with the Stark children as Jon Snow suggested in the scene where Ned Stark's party found them (after all in episode 2 we see them attack twice to protect their masters). We've already seen the Wall in both episodes which is nowhere near realistic (and in the books it's even bigger). There are other structures/castles that are extraordinarily big which is part of the fantasy world, but I wouldn't call them magical (if that is your question). As the story progresses there is more magic introduced, but it never gets overwhelming. But, as a fan of the genre I'd say it's enough to keep you interested in this aspect also (with the character interactions and struggles being central of course).

I'm excited that Bulgaria is listed, but unfortunately the HBO Bulgaria site is not very informative. Not a single result on the search for Game of Thrones, no way to confirm that it will air on 17th... If it does, perhaps me and my friends who are fans will gather to watch it on a big-ass HDTV ;)