Before the Dance of the Dragons civil war consumes the realm, let's take a brief look back at the lay of the land by the end House of the Dragon season 2.
Rhaenyra Targaryen is about to make her move for the Iron Throne. Here's how it plays out in Fire & Blood, and how House of the Dragon has already changed up the playing field ahead of this crucial moment in the Dance of the Dragons.
With its third season, House of the Dragon gives audiences some of its most epic scenes to date, yet it can't escape strange decisions that keep the show from reaching its potential. Our spoiler-free season review:
The Dance of the Dragons civil war is about to hit its most brutal stretch, and characters will start dropping like flies.
Alicent doesn’t want “to be a part of the game anymore,” Olivia Cooke says of her character in House of the Dragon season 3.
The House of the Dragon cast is flummoxed by fan theories in an entertaining new video.
Charli XCX will appear in a new period movie called 100 Nights of Hero, and her outfit has a lot of people making comparisons to HBO's Game of Thrones prequel series.
Rhaenyra Targaryen and Alicent Hightower act very different in House of the Dragon than they do in the show's source material. What accounts for the change?
Rhaenyra and Alicent are very different rulers, but both capture mindsets women are more likely to bring to positions of power than their male counterparts.
Alicent Hightower traveled to the kingswood outside King's Landing to take a dip in a lake. Did she die?