The agony of waiting for season five of "Game Of Thrones" that airs in April is too much for many ardent viewers. The show, famous for its bloodbath, gruesome deaths, plot twists and character's manipulative games, has garnered a loyal fan-following.

The latest spoilers to hit the Internet reveal that Jamie travels to the Kingdom of Dorne in order to retrieve Myrcella, the only female Lannister/Baratheon alive, reveals GameNGuide. Avid watchers of the series may recall that she was sent to the sunshine replete place as a peace offering. Not much is known about Dorne except that Oberyn is from there and the whole place is a desert.

Jamie heads there to save his possible daughter or niece from the clutches of the Martells. While Prince Oberyn did promise that Myrcella is safe, it is highly doubtful that she's still safe after the Prince's shocking death by The Mountain. Fans will also see Doran Martell (Alexander Siddig), Oberyn's brother, who likes to keep a low profile.

However, Jamie going to Dorne can also be seen as a master movie by Margaery Tyrell who wishes to bring down the Lannister house. By sending Jamie and putting Myrcella in danger, Lannisters will be in a weaker position. Let's not forget that Cersei's father is dead.

Ellaria Sand, Oberyn's wife and mother, convinces the Sandsnakes, Oberyn's deadly daughters, to seek revenge for their father's death. Watch out Lannisters, these sisters are trained assassins.

Mstrarz also reports the significant alteration in Sansa's character in season five. Actress Sophie Turner, who essays the role of Sansa, explains that Little Finger and Sansa have a complicated and twisted relationship. They both can manipulate each other. The actress also specified that now that she knows she can manipulate Little Finger she won't be afraid to use it.

Author George RR Martin teased fans to expect many character deaths as the producers are even bloodier than him. Book readers will also be shocked with the deaths in season five. The only characters that are most definitely living through the series are Arya, Tyrion, Daenerys, Bran and Jon Snow. Viewers should mark April 12 on their calendar for the season's premiere.