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The 🥚 is a major topic of discussion in House of the Dragon’s second episode, when we learn that Daemon Targaryen has stolen an egg from a dragon named Dreamfyre, has taken it to Dragonstone ...
Patel’s statement introduces a slight alteration from Martin’s source material. In Fire & Blood, Martin suggests that the dragon eggs found their way to Essos well before the Dance of the ...
The director of Episode 3, Geeta Vasant Patel, spoke to Mashable and confirmed that the eggs featured in last night’s episode are indeed the ones gifted to Daenerys in the pilot episode of Game ...
Matt Rhodes, who worked on concept art for the Dragon Age series, explained in a blog post that the decision to redesign the Darkspawn was necessary for a number of reasons; besides their unsatisfactory art style in Origins, he cited the storytelling need to emphasize that the Taint is a severe sickness affecting people, and as a necessary ...
Meanwhile, the Small Council learns that Daemon, proclaiming himself the true heir, stole a dragon egg and intends to marry his mistress, Mysaria, as a secondary spouse. Otto and a small detachment sail to Dragonstone to retrieve the egg. Rhaenyra follows on her dragon, Syrax, and forces Daemon to renounce his false claims and return the egg.
The story begins during a rite of passage for a group of dragon hatchlings, which were the dragon eggs in Year of the Dragon. Each hatchling is meant to receive a dragonfly partner of their own, but Ripto, who was the antagonist of Ripto's Rage, disrupts the event. He makes his unexpected appearance through a magical portal, along with his ...
Oli Welsh from Eurogamer found Warden's Keep to be "an encouraging start for Dragon Age DLC in quality terms - but not quantity", and while the pack represented the best of Dragon Age's combat and storytelling in a more compact form, its main quest is "an unsatisfying meal for the money" which is best played as early as possible for an optimal ...
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