Season 2 of House of the Dragon has officially wrapped up, and it left us with more questions, more chaos, and definitely more fire and blood.

House of the Dragon never shows the sudden deaths of dragons. If you watch closely, the show gives us quiet clues before something bad happens to a single dragon.

House of the Dragon needs to let Rhaenyra and Alicent’s frenemy storyline go as them trying to repair their relationship ...

Princes Jacaerys and Lucerys are sent to form vital coalitions while Otto Hightower lays out the conditions of Aegon II’s submission. Tragic events follow Lucerys’s fateful meeting with Prince ...

The “Black” Queen Rhaenyra (Emma D’Arcy) started off devastated by the death of her son Lucerys in last season’s finale, but was reluctant to start a devastating all-out war among the ...

Nor are there any major deaths — unlike last season’s conclusion, in which aspiring queen Rhaenyra (Emma D’Arcy) lost her young son Lucerys (Elliot Grihault) to the vengeful impulse of her ...

The Targaryen civil war became inevitable after Aemond (accidentally) slayed his nephew Prince Lucerys at the end of the HBO series’ first season, and there have been plenty of casualties since.

Later, during an argument with him and Rhaenyra’s sons Jacaerys and Lucerys, Lucerys lashes out with his dagger and takes out Aemond’s eye. Alicent wants Lucerys’ eye as justice, but Viserys ...

The deadly rider-dragon duo already lit fire to the strife between the Greens and the Blacks by ripping Prince Lucerys and his dragon Syrax out of the sky in the Season 1 finale. Sunday's Episode ...

Season 1 of “House of the Dragon” left off with Rhaenyra saying, “War it is,” after finding out that her son Lucerys had been killed by Aemond ― Alicent’s son ― and his dragon Vhagar.

In Fire & Blood, there’s no indication that Lucerys’s death was an accident. Because Fire & Blood is narrated by historians years after the fact, many of the events that occurred during the ...