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A Guide to Every Dragon in House of the Dragon
The Targaryens conquered the Seven Kingdoms on the backs of dragons. Let's meet some of the beasts that give House of the Dragon its name.
This article contains spoilers for House of the Dragon and George R.R. Martin’s Fire & Blood.
The family feud at the center of House of the Dragon has gone from throne-room squabbling to outright conflicts, with assassins skulking down dark alleys and dragons engaging in open combat. The only thing the Targaryen family likes more than having sex with their relatives is killing them, especially when the throne is involved. It’s a complex web of siblings, half-siblings, bastard children, and sister-wife/brother-husband relationships, but thankfully, it’s easily broken down by their color scheme.
On one side, there are the Blacks, who support the cause of Viserys’ firstborn child, Queen Rhaenyra. On the other side are the Greens, who support the existing power structure in King’s Landing, headed by the hedonistic King Aegon II, the oldest child of Viserys I and his second wife, Alicent Hightower. In true Game of Thrones fashion, everyone else is caught in the middle and scrambling to pick sides. Even the dragons are not immune to this divisiveness. When a rider picks a side, the dragon inevitably follows. Except for those pesky free-agents, of course.
The Black Dragons
Syrax
The first dragon met in House of the Dragon‘s first episode, “The Heirs of the Dragon,” the yellow-scaled Syrax is the mount of the dragonrider Rhaenyra Targaryen. Syrax is seen again in “The Rogue Prince” as Rhaenyra goes off to confront her uncle and sometime lover Daemon after his theft of the dragon egg and first attempt at the throne. Syrax was most recently seen carrying Rhaenyra to the site where her son Luke and his dragon Arrax were cut down by Vhagar.
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Caraxes
The second dragon we meet in House of the Dragon‘s second episode, Caraxes is known as the Blood Wyrm for his blood red scales. He is the dragon mount of Prince Daemon Targaryen, but he has been claimed by other riders before. He is one of the first dragons we see in battle in “Second of his Name,” aiding Corlys Velaryon and his own dragon fleet in the battle against Crabfeeder and the forces of the Essos Triarchy alongside the next dragon in the list.
Seasmoke
One of the youngest dragons able to bear a rider, Seasmoke plays a crucial role in “Second of His Name” as Daemon Targaryen, wounded and surrounded by enemy soldiers, is saved at the last possible moment by the arrival of the silver-gray Seasmoke and his rider, Laenor Velaryon. Unlike most riders, Laenor isn’t a ride-or-die companion of Seasmoke. Instead, after Laenor’s initial marriage to Rhaenyra and the subsequent birth of her three sons (by Harwin Strong), Laenor fakes his death in “Driftmark” and escapes the pressure cooker alongside his lover, Ser Qarl. Would Seasmoke accept another rider, knowing that his true master fled to safer lands?
Meleys
Rhaenys Targaryen and her dragon, The Red Queen Meleys, have been something of a wild card in House of the Dragon. The two make their allegiance known in “The Green Council” by crashing Aegon’s coronation ceremony, quite literally. Rhaenys was freed from captivity by Erryk, and after getting her dragon back, she breaches the great hall, killing people and making threats before fleeing King’s Landing for greener pastures. Her announcement of the death of King Viserys and the ascension of Prince Aegon shocks Rhaenyra into a stillbirth.
The Green Dragons
Vhagar
Of the three dragons that participated in Aegon’s War of Conquest, the only one still alive at the time of House of the Dragon is Vhagar. The largest of the dragons, big enough to rival even Balerion the Dread, Vhagar is currently protecting King’s Landing with his current rider, Aemond Targaryen. Prince Aemond took over the reins of Vhagar after the death of Laena Velaryon, following her suicide at the hands of her own dragon due to labor complications in “The Princess and the Queen.”
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Aemond claimed this dragon at great personal cost, losing an eye at the hands of the ill-fated Lucerys in “Driftmark.” This incident, and the physical conflict between Alicent and Rhaenyra, only increased the bad blood between the two factions. After the death of Viserys and the crowning of Aegon Targaryen, both sides send envoys to unaligned major houses. Luke takes his dragon, Arrax, to meet with the Baratheons only to find that Aemond is already there. Luke leaves, but Aemond pursues him and Vhagar kills and consumes both Arrax and Lucerys.
As if Rhaenyra needed another reason to hate the Greens.
Dreamfyre
The mount of Helaena Targaryen. Dreamfyre is the silvery-bluish dragon who laid the egg stolen by Daemon in “The Rogue Prince” and is also the dragon that nearly turned Aemond Targaryen into a crispy critter when he went into the dragon pit in “The Princess and the Queen.” She has not been seen in combat, but no doubt her protective nature will serve her well when the dragons begin to dance in earnest.
Sunfyre
The most beautiful of the dragons is Sunfyre. The golden dragon with the golden flames is the mount of King Aegon II. Sunfyre has yet to be shown on screen, but has been mentioned. Given the whole Dance concerns his claiming the throne that was given to his sister Rhaenyra by Viserys, Sunfyre should make a screen debut soon given the increased tension between the two sides.
Kosmetyki do pielęgnacji skóry twarzy
Jeśli nabierzesz dobrych nawyków jak postępować ze swoją skórą twarzy uzyskasz lepsze efekty. Jednym z najbardziej wrażliwych rejonów jest delikatna skóra wokół oczu. Nie zapominaj o niej i dobierz odpowiedni dla siebie krem. Ponieważ w tej okolicy najszybciej pojawiają się tak zwane „kurze łapki“ nie bój się stosować pod oczy nawet podwójnej warstwy kremu. Przyroda kryje wiele odmładzających substancji, które Clochee zamyka w swoich naturalnych kosmetykach do twarzy.
Stosujemy wyciągi z roślin, kwiatów i owoców aby ich ekstrakty chroniły cię przed upływającym czasem, zapobiegały powstawianiu zmarszczek, nawilżały i odżywiały twoją skórę. Kosmetyki naturalne na dzień i na noc. Pamiętaj, że pielęgnacja dzienna oraz nocna powinna nieco się różnić.
W ciągu dnia zazwyczaj potrzebujesz lżejszych konsystencji, nadających się pod makijaż lub chroniących skórę przed słońcem. Idealne na tą porę dnia będą naturalne kosmetyki do twarzy, które mają lekką konsystencję, są nawilżające lub gęste odżywcze, a jednak nie spowodują rolowania się makijażu.
Naturalna pielęgnacja twarzy z Clochee. Clochee wydobywa z przyrody najlepsze składniki tak aby zapewnić poprawę kondycji twojej skóry, zregenerować ją, nawilżyć, napiąć i poprawić jej witalność. Twarz to twoja wizytówka – dlatego masz wiele naturalnych kosmetyków, które możesz śmiało dopasować do swoich indywidualnych potrzeb.
