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Editor's Note: The following contains spoilers for Season 2 Episode 7 of House of the Dragon with mild Fire & Blood spoilers. The Greens may have two unrevealed dragons in their arsenal, including Dreamfyre, Helaena's dragon in House of the Dragon . Helaena's potential involvement in battle with Dreamfyre would...

'House of the Dragon's Rhaenyra Forgot About One of the Greens' Fiercest Dragons

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'House of the Dragon': Was George R.R. Martin Throwing Shade on His Blog?

A seemingly innocuous act of violence in House of the Dragon Season 2 Episode 6 may have introduced a major villain. That’s not to say the rest of House of the Dragon’s characters are heroes. Alicent’s catastrophic misinterpretation of Viserys’ dying words led to a war between kin, and when Rhaenyra made her aware of her mistake… she did nothing!

House of the Dragon secretly introduced a villain you’re all going to hate

Editor's note: The below contains spoilers for House of the Dragon Season 2, Episode 6. Seasmoke is a playful dragon who chooses his riders based on bonds, not bloodlines. Addam of Hull becomes Seasmoke's new rider, proving that dragons are like big fire-breathing puppies. The dragons in House of the...

'House of the Dragon' Season 2 Just Gave Us Its Most Hilarious Dragon Scene

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We finally arrive at the House of the Dragon Season 2 finale, and … I’m more frustrated than elated. Save for a few brief moments here and there, HOTD Season 2 was very underwhelming. Honestly, I’m shocked. I expected an epic payoff, a battle, a shocking twist, or some sort of wild plot development. Instead, […]
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House of the Dragon Season 2 Finale Recap and Thoughts

House of the Dragon is based on George R.R. Martin's book titled Fire & Blood, and, while the show has seemingly stayed pretty faithful to it, the Season 2 finale made a few fairly major changes to the source material. Any page-to-screen adaptation will not stay completely faithful to the...

House of the Dragon Season 2 Finale Makes 5 Major Changes From Fire and Blood Book

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One line in House of the Dragon season 2 finale sets up Aemond’s fate

As fire burns through the sky and the blood of dragons boils the smallfolk hundreds of feet beneath them, Daemon Targaryen (Matt Smith) finds himself haunted in Harrenhal. The run-down castle was identified as significant in the war due to its position in the Riverlands; Rhaenyra’s husband fled there to gain control over it — and escape his wife — and has been followed by a presence manifesting in his mind. He can’t walk the halls of the castle without visions of the past and, possibly, the future. Is Harrenhal haunted, or is Daemon?

Daemon’s nightmares tie him to a much bigger Targaryen tradition

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In the breathtaking season 2 finale of House of the Dragon, fans get a cool callback to Game of Thrones through Daemon Targaryen’s visions. All loose ends are tied up, but he’s looking ahead to the future of the Targaryens because the real threat is coming soon.Daeron Targaryen's Parents Could Mean He Has a Strong Claim to the Throne in House of the Dragon



Daemon placed his hand on the Weirwood tree—the same that he saw in the first vision he had in the Riverlands. He sees rapid-fire visions of Nightwalkers, whose threat is imminent in Westeros. The creatures appear in his...

House of the Dragon Finally Addresses That Shocking Night King Theory in S2 Finale

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We've seen Targaryens kill each other on House of the Dragon, and now, thanks to the war aptly called the Dance of Dragons, we will see dragons kill dragons in tons of fire and blood. But there are certainly some dragons that are better suited for war than others because of their size, namely Balerion. But what happened to Balerion on House of the Dragon?Balerion's last rider was the late King Viserys. And on the show, viewers didn't see Vicerys do any riding before he got sick and slowly died. What some fans are a little shaky on are the...

Balerion Was the Largest Targaryen Dragon and He (Sort of) Had an Appearance on 'GOT'

Dragons and Game of Thrones pretty much go hand in hand. People watch because they want to see these epic beasts and watch the story unfold with a lot of fire. But making these dragons appear real, and the world around them pop as well?. Well, there is a massive...

How Does 'House of Dragon' Make These Beasts and This World ​Look So Good?

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Warning: This article contains spoilers from the House of the Dragon season 2 finale. House of the Dragon season 1 largely served as set up for the main power players within the Targaryen civil war and the various characters in their orbit. Season 2 was... similar. Fans did not hesitate to show their true feelings through memes and TikToks every time Matt Smith's Prince Daemon had yet another screen time-eating hallucinatory trip at Harrenhal. And though we got the largest dragon dogfight on a Game of Thrones series to date, the violent Battle of Rook's Rest in episode 4, the series wove in multiple other figures involved in the conflict, from Corlys Velaryon's surprise bastards, Alyn (Abubakar Salim) and Addam of Hull (Clinton Liberty), to the "dragonseeds" who now mount some of the riderless dragons in Queen Rhaenyra's stable.

House of the Dragon season 2 ending, explained: Where the war goes from here

Season 2, Episode 7 of House of the Dragon features more dragons, and more destruction.

VIDEO: Westeros War Report: Rhaenyra's Firepower Grows With Three New Dragons!

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(This article contains spoilers for House of the Dragon Season 2 up to Episodes 5.) House of the Dragon Season 2 is building to its (hopefully dragon-y) conclusion. With Aemond (Ewan Mitchell) serving as Prince Regent, the power dynamic within Team Green remains in a state of flux. Aegon (Tom Glynn-Carney), revealed last episode to have survived his injuries (for now), is bedridden. Meanwhile, Rhaenyra (Emma D’Arcy), unsure if Daemon (Matt Smith) intends to support her in the war, pursues a wild act of faith in the hopes of gaining an advantage. Daemon is still away from Dragonstone, suffering the hallucinogenic affects of the reputedly cursed castle Harrenhal as he attempts to gain support in the Riverlands.

‘House Of The Dragon’ Episode 6: Westeros Needs Therapy

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“Game of Thrones” took an Alaskan winter’s worth of shade for its poor decision-making, but ending seven of its eight seasons well was its saving grace. Missteps notwithstanding, we could depend on that much. "House of the Dragon" reminds us of this by flashing back to one of...

"House of the Dragon": When the best action in the finale is mud wrestling, that's a problem

Editor's Note: The following contains spoilers for Season 2 finale of House of the Dragon. In House of the Dragon 's Season 2 finale, Aemond's anger alienates his allies, leading to destructive actions and an uncertain future. Rhaenyra sees newfound victory with additional dragons but faces moral dilemmas with her...

Westeros War Report: Rhaenyra Wins Over the Riverlands! [SPOILER] Betrays the Greens!

The end of House of the Dragon season two is here, and while most storylines were left unresolved—season three is coming!—the episode, “The Queen Who Ever Was,” did an admirable job focusing on its characters, with surprising evolutions, long-repressed emotional outbursts and confrontations, and deep soul-searching all coming to the fore. There wasn’t a ton of action, but the episode still felt both daring and satisfying in equal measure.

House of the Dragon‘s Season 2 Finale Put Emotional Warfare First

Warning: This article contains spoilers from the House of the Dragon season 2 finale. It took an entire season, but rogue king consort Daemon's (Matt Smith) extended trip (pun absolutely intended) at Harrenhal finally paid off in a big way in the House of the Dragon season 2 finale. Not...

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Editor's Note: The following contains spoilers for Season 2 Episode 7 of House of the Dragon. Addam's parentage as Corlys Velaryon's son challenges the notion that only Targaryens can be dragon riders in House of the Dragon. Seasmoke choosing a commoner as a dragonrider deconstructs Targaryen exceptionalism. The commoners rising...

Seasmoke's New Rider Introduces a New Targaryen Problem in 'House of the Dragon'

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The House of the Dragon season 2 finale is Westeros at its best and worst

“There is more than one way to fight a war,” Mysaria (Sonoya Mizuno) explains to Queen Rhaenyra (Emma D’Arcy). What she means to tell her ruler...

The House of the Dragon season 2 finale is Westeros at its best and worst

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