The blood-soaked future of House of the Dragon is already written in history. Here's how every major House of the Dragon character dies — or, for those who outlive the war, how their stories ultimately end in George R. R. Martin’s canon.
Before House of the Dragon was released, it was promised that the show would not depict sexual violence, and season 3 has gone against that idea.
Queen Rhaenyra has finally claimed the Iron Throne, and if these new images are anything to go by, she'll have no time to rest on her laurels as the demands of the crown come calling.
How does House of the Dragon episode 302 compare to the source material by George R.R. Martin?
King's Landing is about to change hands, and there are things House of the Dragon must do in order to get it right.
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.