Jason Momoa’s upcoming Apple TV+ series, “Chief of War,” is poised to deliver a groundbreaking historical drama filled wiht epic conflicts and intricate world-building. The makers are touting the series as a significant new addiction for fans of grand narratives, openly referencing “Game of Thrones” as a benchmark for its aspiring scope.

set in 18th-century Hawaii, the historical drama chronicles the rise of Kaʻiana, a warrior who challenges the Kingdom of Hawaii in a bid to unite his peopel. momoa, renowned for his portrayal of Khal drogo, not only stars in “Chief of War” but also serves as its creator and producer.

A Scale Beyond Westeros

Sources close to the production, including individuals who previously worked on “Game of Thrones,” suggest that the scale of “Chief of War” is immense. One insider boldly stated,”This blows Game of Thrones over. Schei with those dragons, this is just insane.” This assertion positions Apple’s new series as more than just a prestige project; it aims to be a cultural phenomenon.

Tradition,Struggle,and Prestige

Unlike fantasy series that often rely on mythical creatures and magic,”Chief of war” draws its strength from historical reality,cultural traditions,and the complexities of colonial history. the trailer hints at a narrative rich with physical intensity, political intrigue, and personal tragedy, all set against the backdrop of a historically significant yet often underexposed culture.

The first two episodes of “Chief of War” are scheduled to premiere on Apple TV+ on Friday,August 1,2025,with subsequent episodes released weekly.