House of the Dragon
King of the Narrow Sea
TV-MA
Daemon's triumphant return tempts Rhaenyra into passion; she rejects Criston, who harbors rage against her advances.
King Viserys loses Queen Aemma in a brutal birth; he names spirited Rhaenyra heir over brother Daemon, fracturing loyalties in the Small Council.
Daemon defies Viserys by claiming a dragon egg and Mysaria; the king weds Alicent Hightower to secure alliances amid Crabfeeder threats.
Years later, Viserys crowns son Aegon; Rhaenyra's unhappy marriage yields a son, while Daemon aids a bloody Stepstones victory.
Daemon's triumphant return tempts Rhaenyra into passion; she rejects Criston, who harbors rage against her advances.
Rhaenyra and Laenor's lavish wedding hides tensions; a shocking assassination exposes hidden dangers within the feast.
Time leap shows grown heirs: Rhaenyra births amid pain, while Alicent grooms her "greens" against Rhaenyra's "blacks."
At Lady Laena's funeral, jealous Aemond steals Vhagar, losing an eye in a brutal kids' brawl with Rhaenyra's sons.
Viserys, frail, settles Driftmark claims; Rhaenyra asserts her rights as tensions simmer with Alicent's family.
Grief-stricken Rhaenyra seeks a "son for a son"; Daemon hires assassins Blood and Cheese, who terrorize Helaena into choosing young Jaehaerys' death. Read More
Aegon hangs ratcatchers publicly; Rhaenyra poses as a septa to gauge loyalties, while twins Arryk and Erryk clash fatally on Dragonstone.
Criston pursues; Aemond ravages Bracken lands; Rhaenyra banishes Mysaria, who reveals secrets strengthening Black cause.
Rhaenys confronts Aegon and Sunfyre at Rook's Rest; Aemond strikes, wounding all in fiery chaos.
Aegon comatose, Aemond leads; Rhaenyra's sowing yields wild dragonriders like Addam, Ulf, and Hugh for Blacks.
Famine sparks riots; Hugh rides Vermithor disastrously; Rhaenyra's spies sow discord in the city.
Daemon hallucinates at haunted Harrenhal; dragonseeds prove loyalty amid bloody trials.
Alicent, fleeing riots, confesses to Rhaenyra about Viserys' true wish, forging a tense pact before greater battles.
