The Children Of Princess Rhaenyra Targaryen And Either Her Husband Ser Laenor Velaryon Or Her Lover Ser

The children of Princess Rhaenyra Targaryen and either her husband Ser Laenor Velaryon or her lover Ser Harwin Strong. All died during the civil war known as the Dance of the Dragons.

Prince Jacaerys, called “Jace,” aged ten-and-six. Charming, valiant, innovative, and responsible, none of the losses were felt so deeply as that of the Prince of Dragonstone and heir to the Iron Throne.

Prince Lucerys, called “Luke,” aged ten-and-four. With his death, the war of ravens and envoys and marriage pacts came to an end, and the war of fire and blood began in earnest.

Prince Joffrey, called “Joff,” aged ten-and-three. In Flea Bottom, men still speak of a candlemaker’s daughter named Robin who cradled the broken prince in her arms and gave him comfort as he died.

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Jon Connington and young Aegon, who insists he has spotted a dragon in the distance…. Jon’s hair is dyed dark because he is in hiding but i dont think he had the griff disguise yet?

+ a doodle of jon connington x brynden tully :>

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(dedicated to @maesterleia, happy birthday!!! ❤️)

asoiaf meme (minor characters): 2/9 scenes ~ a feast for crows, the princess in the tower 

Her father plucked up a cyvasse piece. “I must know how you learned that Quentyn was abroad. Your brother went with Cletus Yronwood, Maester Kedry, and three of Lord Yronwood’s best young knights on a long and perilous voyage, with an uncertain welcome at its end. He has gone to bring us back our heart’s desire.“ 

She narrowed her eyes. “What is our heart’s desire?” 

“Vengeance.” His voice was soft, as if he were afraid that someone might be listening. “Justice.” Prince Doran pressed the onyx dragon into her palm with his swollen, gouty fingers, and whispered, “Fire and blood.” // deepika padukone as arianne martell

game of thrones fandom blogs are really surreal because they’re engaging whole-heartedly with grrm’s fantasy body of fakey historical documents like they’re larping actual historians, but they’re doing it to answer purely fandom-ish questions like “is this dude a good dude or a bad dude.” we’re talking countless paragraphs trying to parse the reliability and intentions of biased fake narrators and the documentary evidence they left behind to have bitter arguments about whether it’s ok to have a fan crush on a character 0.001% of game of thrones fans have ever even heard of. it’s breathtaking really

“King, court and commons were all outraged by the news. Neither Daemon’s wife nor Rhaenyra’s husband had been dead even half a year; to wed again so soon was an insult to their memories, His Grace declared angrily. The marriage had been performed on Dragonstone, suddenly and secretly. Septon Eustace claims Rhaenyra knew her father would never approve of the match, so she wed in haste to make certain he could not prevent the marriage. Mushroom puts forward a different reason: the princess was once again with child and did not wish to birth a bastard.” 

Daemon was a lot of things but at least he supported his queen and never killed her   ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

@chillyravenart and I coincidentally started drawing very similar pictures at the same time without even knowing it, we are part of the same hivemind.