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Do not mourn me, mother. It was a fair exchange. I may have lost an eye, but I gained a dragon.
~ Aemond Targaryen to Queen Alicent Hightower.
Final tribute. To the health of my nephews: Jace, Luke, and Joffrey. Each of them handsome, wise... strong. Come! Let us drain our cups to these three Strong boys!
~ Aemond mocking the illegitimacy of his nephews.

Prince Aemond Targaryen, also known as Aemond-One-Eye and Aemond the Kinslayer, is a supporting character in the A Song of Ice and Fire novel series and the secondary antagonist of the television adaptation House of the Dragon.

He was the second son of Viserys I Targaryen and Alicent Hightower, as well as the younger brother of King Aegon II Targaryen and half-brother of Princess Rhaenyra Targaryen. When he was 10, he decided to claim the dragon Vhagar, one of the the largest and oldest dragons. After riding Vhagar, he fought Joffrey's elder brothers, Jacaerys and Lucerys Velaryon, which resulted in the loss of his right eye; Aemond would later wear a sapphire in place of his eye. During the Dance of the Dragons he supported his older brother as part of the Greens against Rhaenyra and the Blacks .

In the television adaptation House of the Dragon, he is portrayed by Ewan Mitchell as an adult and Leo Ashton as a teenager.

Biography[]

Aemond was born as the second son of King Viserys I Targaryen and his second wife Queen Alicent Hightower. As his mother and his aunt/half-sister Rhaenyra Targaryen have a tense relationship with each other, this was also passed on to him, along with his other siblings, and he became bitter rivals with Rhaenyra's three sons, Jacaerys, Lucerys, and Joffrey Velaryon, as he resents them for stealing his birthright. When King Viserys tried to make the children get along by making them spend more time with each other, this fails as they dislike each other even more.

In 120 AC, Prince Aemond, who was 10 years old at the time, accompanied his parents as they attended the funeral of Ser Leanor Velaryon, who was killed by his own friend, Ser Qarl Correy, who disappeared. Aemond's siblings had claimed dragons of their own, with Prince Aegon claiming the golden-scaled Sunfyre while Prince Daeron claimed the blue-scaled dragon Tessarion. As for Princess Helaena, she claimed the dragon Dreamfyre, who was originally the mount of Princess Rhaena Targaryen, the daughter of King Aenys I.

Aemond himself was the only one who hadn't claimed his own dragon and his father commented that he could only claim a dragon, egg or hatchling if he was "bold enough". Annoyed by this, he decided to claim the dragon Vhagar, currently the largest and oldest dragon, who used to be the mount of Queen Visenya Targaryen, Prince Aemon Targaryen, and Lady Laena Velaryon. Aemond hoped that he could claim the dragon in secrecy, as he knew that his father and mother would not allow him to go near Vhagar. When he was caught by his half-nephew Joffrey Velaryon, who loudly ordered him to stay away from Vhagar, Aemond, fearing that this would set off the alarm, shouted at him to be quiet before pushing him into a pile of dragon droppings.

When Joffrey started bawling, Aemond now became so fearful of being caught that he completely forgot his fears of being eaten or burned to death. Running straight to Vhagar, he climbed onto her back, causing the dragon to break free of her chains and circle around the towers of High Tide while in the air with Aemond riding her. Thus, he became a dragonrider himself. When he came back down, Joffrey had returned with his older brothers, Jacaerys and Lucerys Velaryon, who were called by their little brother, and all three are armed with wooden training swords. In an ensuing fight, Aemond brutally breaks Lucerys' nose before wrenching Joffrey's training sword from his hand before using it to strike the latter in the back of the head, which forced Joffrey to his knees.

Lucerys slashes out Aemond's right eye

Aemond's eye is slashed out by Lucerys.

When Aemond began to sardonically mock the three boys by calling them "the Strongs", since they were rumored to be bastard sons of Ser Harwin Strong, Princess Rhaenya's secret lover, Jacaerys was the only one who can understand the insult. When he charged at Aemond, the latter began to brutally pummel him until Lucerys drew out his dagger and slashed out Aemond's right eye, leaving the princeling to scream in pain as he writhed on the ground while Vhagar roared. When King Viserys learned of the incident, he tried to bring peace by making each of the boys apologize to each other, but it didn't satisfy their mothers, as they both sought vengeance; Queen Alicent demanded that Lucerys' eye be cut out as penance, as per the debt An eye for an eye, but Rhaenyra insisted that Aemond should be questioned sharply until he reveal on where he heard her sons being called "Strongs".

When pressured by his father, Aemond reveals that it was his brother Aegon who told him that Jacaerys, Lucerys, and Joffrey are Strongs. King Viserys puts an end to the questioning by decreeing that anyone - man, woman, child, noble, common, or royal - who would dare mock his grandsons as "Strongs" will have their tongues removed with hot pincers as punishment. Despite losing his eye. Aemond counted that it was a fair exchange, as he also claimed a dragon for his own.

Even with the loss of his right eye, he would grow up, while being trained by Ser Criston Cole, to become a proficient and dangerous swordsman.

Dance of the Dragons[]

After King Viserys died in his sleep, and the coronation of Aegon II Targaryen was being hastily prepared, Queen Alicent sent Aemond, now nineteen, to Storm's End in order to win the allegiance of Lord Borros Baratheon by betrothing to one of his four daughters. There at Storm's End, he was warmly welcomed by Lord Borros, who arranged feasts, hunts, and jousts in Aemond's honor and even accepted the latter's marriage pact. However, Prince Lucerys Velaryon, who is now thirteen years old, was also sent to Storm's End by his mother, Rhaenyra, who was crowned queen and had also sought to gain the support of House Baratheon. When Lucerys arrived, he finds Prince Aemond already with Lord Borros. Aemond attempted to provoke his nephew, but Lucerys ignored him.

Aemond and Lucerys at Storm's End

Aemond demands Lucerys to cut out his eye as compensation.

When Aemond attempted to snatch a letter that Lucerys was going to give to Borros, Lord Baratheon has his guards intervene while one took the letter and gave it to Borros. When Lucerys tells him that he is not free to marry and that he is already betrothed, Lord Borros immediately dismisses him from Storm's End. Before Lucerys could leave, however, Aemond stops him and reveals to Lucerys that he owes him a debt. Tearing off his eyepatch, he reveals a sapphire underneath, which was placed in the empty eye socket his right eye used to be in. He makes his nephew cut out one of his eyes as compensation for slashing out his uncle's eye in the past, but Lucerys refuses and he tells his uncle that he only came as an envoy and not a knight. This caused Aemond to accuse him of coming as a craven and a traitor and threatens Lucerys, but was restrained by the guards, allowing Lucerys to leave.

When Aemond was teased by Lord Borros' second born daughter, Maris, who remarks that she is glad that she wasn't chosen and that she prefers a husband with all body parts, this angered Aemond, who immediately asked Lord Borros for his leave. The Lord of Storm's End tells him that he couldn't do anything with him if he is outside of his roof, and lets him go. Aemond immediately rushed outside and mounted his dragon Vhagar to pursue his nephew with the intent of killing him. In a raging storm, he met up with Lucerys and his dragon, Arrax, above Shipbreaker Bay. Aemond then kills Lucerys by having Vhagar and Arrax locked together until the much older and larger dragon kills Arrax, causing the dead dragon to fall, broken, into the water below along with Lucerys.

According to Mushroom, the court fool, Aemond cuts out Lucerys' eyes, after the prince's body washed ashore along with the dead Arrax, before presenting the eyes to Lady Maris in a bed of seaweed. However, this claim seems to be excessive. Consequently, due to being fully responsible for murdering his own nephew, Aemond would therefore be known to all as a Kinslayer. When he returned to King's Landing, he expected to receive a hero's welcome but was disappointed as his mother and grandfather looked really concerned and distressed, as they had learned of Lucerys' death. While a pale Queen Alicent cried out to the Mother, a godly aspect of the Seven, for mercy, Ser Otto Hightower, the Hand of the King, scolded Aemond for his actions. However, King Aegon II did not share the same opinion and he threw a great feast in his brother's honor while also hailing him as the "true blood of the dragon".

Aemond's killing of Lucerys had a negative effect on House Targaryen and eventually the entire realm; Upon hearing of her son's death, a broken Rhaenyra collapsed in grief while Princes' Jacaerys and Joffrey swore an oath of vengeance. Rhaenyra's husband/uncle, Prince Daemon Targaryen, who was away in the Riverlands, sent a letter to his wife/niece via a raven, in which he wrote: An eye for an eye, a son for a son. Lucerys shall be avenged. Setting a plot for revenge in motion, Daemon, through his spymaster, Mysaria, hires two assassins named Blood and Cheese, giving them the task of murdering one of the sons of King Aegon. The assassins were successful as they managed to sneak into the Red Keep and assassinate the king's eldest son, Prince Jaehaerys, which caused King Aegon's sister-wife, Queen Helaena to slowly descend into depression and madness. This ultimately results in the beginning of open-war between the Blacks and the Greens, the former group being the supporters of Rhaenyra while the latter group are the supporters of Aegon II.

Siege of Rook's Rest

Aemond and King Aegon II during the Siege of Rook's Rest

Siege of Rook's Rest[]

Aemond, mounting his dragon Vhagar, accompanied King Aegon, and Ser Criston Cole, now the Hand of the King, as they marched on and sieged the castle of Rook's Rest, the seat of House Staunton. Together with his brother, they slew Rhaenyra's former Mother-in-Law, Princess Rhaenys Velaryon, the wife of Corlys Velaryon, along with her dragon Meleys. In the aftermath of the battle, Aemond and Vhagar were the only ones who were uninjured though King Aegon himself suffered burns along with some broken bones while his dragon Sunfyre nearly got one of his wings torn from his body. After taking Rook's Rest, Aemond and Criston Cole proceeded to put the castle's entire garrison to death while Lord Staunton was beheaded and his head is sent to King's Landing to be placed on a pike.

While Aegon recovered, Aemond was convinced by Ser Otto Hightower to rule the realm until his brother fully recovered. Aemond then took his brother's crown, which is the Valyrian steel circlet of Aegon the Conqueror, and named himself as only King Regent and Protector of the Realm. He is even stated that the crown fits better on his own head than Aegon's.

Retaking Harrenhal[]

Seeing that his uncle Daemon and the host that he had gathered in the Riverlands are a greater threat, he rallies his council and banners and announces his intention of meeting Daemon in battle and chastising the riverlords, who support the Blacks, before proposing to strike the riverlands from both the east and west, which would force the lords of the Trident to fight on two fronts at once. According to the plan, Lord Jason Lannister and his army was to cross the Red Fork with fire and sword while Ser Criston Cole marched with the Greens' army to the Riverlands. When the Greens and the army of rivermen converge on the ruined castle of Harrenhal then the Greens are expected to crush the "traitors of the Trident" between them, and if Prince Daemon emerged from the walls of Harrenhal, then the dragon Vhagar is expected to overcome Daemon's dragon Caraxes, allowing Aemond to return to King's Landing with his uncle's head.

While this bold stroke only earned Aemond the favor of Criston Cole and Ser Tyland Lannister, the Master of Coin, Grand Maester Orwyle urged the prince to send word to House Baratheon and add the might of the Baratheon army to his own. Lord Jasper Wylde, the lord and head of House Wylde, advised that he should summon Lord Ormund Hightower and Prince Daeron, now called "The Daring", from the south as he noted that two dragons are better than one. Moreover, Queen Dowager Alicent Hightower cautiously urged Aemond to wait until King Aegon and his dragon have recovered so they could join in.

However, despite all these clever advises, Aemond, in his arrogance, had no time to delay, as he believes that he doesn't need any help. In addition, he believed that King Aegon was too badly injured to join in the attack while Prince Daeron is too young. Moreover, while Caraxes is fearsome, savage, cunning, and battle-hardened, Vhagar is older and more fierce, as well as being twice as large. According to Septon Eustace, Prince Aemond is determined that the victory over Daemon is his and his alone, as he wants all the glory to himself. While he rode out of King's Landing with Ser Criston Cole and a host of 4,000 men, as well as taking Vhagar with him, Lord Jason Lannister descended on the Red Fork and the heart of the Riverlands with the full might of his army, forcing the Lords of the Trident to meet them in battle. However, as Aemond, Criston and most of the Greens' army advanced towards Harrenhal, Prince Daemon had already received word of his nephew's plan and he had long been expecting it. While the Greens' army continued on to the riverlands, he left Harrenhal on his dragon, as well as evading the enemy army, to rejoin with Rhaenyra. Consequently, the absence of Aemond and Criston left King's Landing undefended enough for Rhaenyra and Daemon to take the city, allowing the former to take the Iron Throne.

Aemond's slaughter at Harrenhal

Aemond eliminating House Strong.

Aemond and his army finally arrived at Harrenhal nineteen days and a day later, but they found the gates open and the castle empty. That night, the Greens celebrated their "victory" and Aemond proclaimed that Daemon and the rivermen, whose he referred to as "riverscums" had fled rather than face his wroth. However, he was infuriated upon learning that King's Landing had fallen to the Blacks, as a result of his own arrogance.

Near extinction of House Strong[]

Aemond, in his paranoia, believed that Ser Simon Strong, who had yielded Harrenhal to Prince Daemon, is a traitor, but the old knight denies this and protested his innocence, reminding the King Regent that his nephew, Larys Strong, also known as the Clubfoot, was Lord of Harrenhal and Master of Whisperers to King Aegon. Unfortunately for Ser Simon, his own denials only made Aemond more suspicious, and this cause him to believe that Larys Strong is also a traitor.

Forcing Simon Strong into a duel to prove his innocence, Aemond cuts him into pieces before feeding his remains to Vhagar. The King Regent then proceeded to have all, including every man and boy who have Strong blood, to be put to death, thus marking the near extinction of House Strong, leaving Larys Strong as the last of his house.

Meeting Alys Rivers[]

The only one who wasn't executed was a wet nurse named Alys Rivers, whom Aemond made as a bedmate and also as a prize of war. Alys will then become his paramour.

Becoming the terror of the skies[]

Aemond and Ser Criston Cole got into a debate on a solution to respond to the attacks of Queen Rhaenyra. When Criston urged a withdrawal to the south, Aemond disagrees and states that "only a craven runs from traitors. When he received word of the Battle by the Lakeshore, also called the Fishfeed, in which the Blacks were victorious, he began strangling the squire, who delivered the news, to death, only to be stopped by Alys Rivers. When Aemond proposed an immediate attack on King's Landing, insisting that Rhaenyra's dragons are no match for Vhagar, Ser Criston Cole calls it a folly, as he knew that a battle between one and six dragons is foolish, since Vhagar is outnumbered and once again advised that the Greens should go south and join strengths with Ormund Hightower, but Aemond refused.

Since they couldn't settle the matter, they decided to part ways, where they will meet separate fates; While Criston Cole would take the Greens' army south, Aemond stayed behind in the Riverlands to burn down settlements that are aligned with the Blacks before vanishing and then reappearing from the sky about fifty leagues away. While Aemond was away, Harrenhal, after it was abandoned, was captured by Lady Sabitha Frey and her army, and Alys Rivers was kept hostage. However, Aemond returns and attacks Harrenhal, killing over six knights and twoscore men-at-arms while Lady Sabitha survived, as she hid in a privy. Aemond then rescued his paramour and took her with him, disappearing to parts unknown.

Battle Above the Gods' Eye[]

Aemond and Alys Rivers meets with Prince Daemon Targaryen

Aemond with Alys Rivers prior to the Battle Above the Gods' Eye.

Battle Above the God's Eye

Aemond about to meet his end.

Daemon and the baseborn girl Nettles, one of the Dragonseeds, who rode the wild dragon Sheepstealer, tried to search for Aemond and Alys, but were unsuccessful. Eventually, after sending Nettles and her dragon away, Daemon returned to Harrenhal to wait for his nephew, as he anticipated that Aemond will find him there if he wants to challenge him. After fourteen days, as expected, Aemond arrived on Vhagar with Alys, who is now pregnant. After helping his paramour down from his dragon, Aemond reveals to his uncle that he heard that he was seeking them. When Daemon asks on who told him on where to find him, his nephew revealed that Alys had seen him in a vision in a fire that they both used to cook supper. Aemond then mocks Daemon for coming alone like a fool, but his uncle retorted saying that he would not have come if he himself were alone, and Aemond responded back saying, Yet you are, and here I am. You have lived too long Nuncle, and Daemon replies On that much we agree,.

As his uncle climbed back on Caraxes, Aemond passionately kissed Alys before vaulting lightly on Vhagar. Together as one, both dragons with their respective riders leapt into the sky. Daemon and Caraxes ascended swiftly into the clouds before disappearing, while Vhagar and Aemond followed on, though slower. As an hour passed and the sun is close to setting, Aemond searched for his uncle while Alys Rivers watched from below. Suddenly, as quick as a thunderbolt, Daemon and Caraxes suddenly attack from above, from Aemond's blind side, and Caraxes slammed into Vhagar, causing both dragons to start battling each other until they locked themselves. As the two dragons rapidly plunged into the God's Eye lake while wounding each other at the same time, Daemon leapt from one dragon to another as Aemond looked on in terror. Reaching his nephew, he rips off the latter's helm before driving his Valyrian steel longsword, Dark Sister, into Aemond's blind eye, and the blade came out of the latter's throat, killing him. Both dragons then crashed into the lake, and Prince Daemon could have not possibly survived the impact.

The now-dead Aemond was still chained to the saddle when the dragons hit the water a moment later. The bodies of Aemond and Vhagar would be found a few years later, with Dark Sister still through Aemond's eye socket. Daemon's body, however, was never recovered, though it is very likely he died or he had survived. In the aftermath of the Dance of the Dragons, much of the Riverlands were left burned and destroyed in the aftermath of Aemond's rampage.

Legacy[]

After Aemond's death, Alys would take over Harrenhal as apparently a witch-queen and allegedly gave birth to Aemond's bastard son, but it's unknown what became of the child.

Aemond's actions and crimes prior to and during the Dance of the Dragons earned him a negative historical account, with Archmaester Gyldayn remembering him as an impetuous, hot-tempered, unforgiving, and vengeful person who ended up sparking irreversible armed warfare.

House of the Dragon[]

Born sometime between the years 115 AC and 126 AC, Prince Aemond Targaryen was the fourth child and second son of King Viserys I Targaryen, ruler of the Seven Kingdoms of the continent of Westeros, and his wife Alicent Hightower of House Hightower. His elder half-sister, Princess Rhaenyra Targaryen, was the heir to the Iron Throne despite the existence of Aemond's elder brother, the second born Prince Aegon Targaryen. He also had two nephews around his age, the Princes Jacaerys Velaryon and Lucerys Velaryon, born from the marriage of his half-sister Rhaenyra and Ser Laenor Velaryon of the noble House Velaryon.

House Targaryen claimed dominion over Westeros thanks to their control of dragons, which only those who carried their blood could command. Despite being of Targaryen blood, Aemond was unable to bond with a dragon during his youth. Growing up in King's Landing, the capital of the Seven Kingdoms, Aemond Targaryen played with his elder brother Aegon and his nephews. The Princes were all trained in combat by Ser Criston Cole, the personal protector of Queen Alicent, who showed bias towards Aemond and Aegon due to his personal grudge against Princess Rhaenyra.

In 126 AC, Aemond accompanied his brother and nephews to the Dragonpit, where the Targaryen dragons were housed and trained, shortly after the birth of Princess Rhaenyra's third son Joffrey Velaryon. Aegon, Jacaerys, and Lucerys told Aemond that they had found him a dragon he could ride. However, the "dragon" in question was nothing more than a dressed up pig designed to mock Aemond.

Personality[]

On the books[]

In the books, Aemond is shown to have a hot temper and to be a fierce individual, even as a child, he is also described as being bold, hot-tempered, and wild. Aemond is also a very ruthless and resentful person, hunting down and killing Lucerys Velaryon in revenge for his missing eye after being outwitted by one of Lord Borros Baratheon's daughters. One of the darker parts of his personality was his ruthlessness, when he found out that King's Landing had been captured by Daemon and Rhaenyra, he flew into a rage and proceeded to burn the Riverlands and attack all settlements that were aligned with the Blacks or were suspected of being disloyal.

On the series[]

Aemond began as a moody, quiet-natured kid. However, he had a giant chip on his shoulder even before he lost his eye, feeling left out and insecure over the fact that he didn't have a dragon, as well as being bullied for it by his brother and nephews.

After he claimed Vhagar and lost his eye, he became much bolder and more violent. His repressed jealousy of others came to the surface, specifically for Rhaenyra's sons and, in a more veiled sense, Aegon. His anger also caused him to become very aggressive as a young adult, to the point of murdering Lucerys, his nephew, who is sent as a diplomat, in cold blood. He believes that he would be a better candidate to be king than Aegon. However, Aemond's brutal, reckless, and overall petty displays of violence towards Lucerys and later the riverlands make him a hypocrite in this regard.

Aemond seemed to idolize his uncle, Daemon Targaryen, and developed a mixed hatred/respect for him.

Powers and Abilities[]

Powers[]

  • Dragonriding: Thanks to the blood of ancient Valyria flowing through his veins, courtesy of his father King Viserys, Aemond had the capability to form bonds with dragons, allowing him to partner with them and fly them into battle. Dragons were particularly picky with their riders, and could typically only be ridden or directed by its chosen partner. In the case of Aemond, he was initially dragon-less as a child, having been unable to bond with any of the beasts in King's Landing. He was eventually able to form a bond with Vhagar, the largest and oldest dragon in existence at the time. Vhagar was perhaps the most formidable creature in the world, and was an asset of great import to Aemond's family.

Abilities[]

  • Master Combatant: Aemond Targaryen was an expert hand-to-hand combatant and skilful swordsman, even at a young age. As a child, he was able to single-handedly fend off Lucerys, Jacaerys, Raena, and Baela simultaneously, the former two of which had also received martial training. Before he was eighteen, he was already able to best his mentor Ser Criston Cole in a duel, who was an incredibly skilled combatant in his own right capable of going toe-to-toe with Prince Daemon Targaryen himself.

Trivia[]

  • In the books Aemond loses his right eye, not his left.

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Rossart | Hallyne | Garigus | Belis

Others
Rorge | Biter | Arryk Cargyll | Bartimos Celtigar | Hugh Hammer | Luthor Largent | Ulf White | Marston Waters | Olyvar | King's Landing Rioters

Stormlands
House Baratheon
Robert I Baratheon | Stannis Baratheon | Renly Baratheon | Joffrey Baratheon | Richard Horpe | Meryn Trant

House Baratheon (historical)
Orys Baratheon | Borros Baratheon

Others
Criston Cole

The Reach
House Tyrell
Mace Tyrell | Loras Tyrell | Randyll Tarly

House Florent
Axell Florent | Selyse Florent

House Hightower
Lord Hobert Hightower | Ormund Hightower | Otto Hightower | Alicent Hightower | Hobert Hightower

House Peake
Unwin Peake | Amaury Peake | Mervyn Flowers | Gormon Peake

The Citadel
Pycelle | Orwyle | Qyburn

Others
Jon Roxton | George Graceford | Bronn

Dorne
Morion Martell | Ellaria Sand | Gerold Dayne | Nymeria Sand | Obara Sand | Tyene Sand | Wyl of Wyl | Vulture Kings

Others
Shagwell | Smiling Knight | The Little Birds | The Rat, the Hawk, and the Pig

Essos
Free Cities
Belicho Paenymion | Ben Plumm | Bloodbeard | Craghas Drahar | Daario Naharis | Second Sons | Doreah | Illyrio Mopatis | Jaqen H'ghar | Kindly Man | Malaquo Maegyr | Mero | Moqorro | Mysaria | Ollo Lophand | Pretty Meris | Tattered Prince | The old man | Tyanna of the Tower | Vargo Hoat | Varys | Sorcerer | Waif | Bianca | Triarchy | Saan Family | Band of Nine | The little birds

Golden Company
Aegor Rivers | Maelys I Blackfyre | Harry Strickland

Brave Companions
Vargo Hoat | Rorge | Biter | Shagwell | Qyburn

The Sorrows
Stone Men

Dothraki Sea
Dothraki | Drogo | Jhaqo | Mago | Moro | Qotho | Qhono | Qorro | Brozho | Rhalko | Forzho | Wine Merchant

Lhazar
Mirri Maz Duur

Slaver's Bay
Great Masters | Wise Masters | Good Masters | Hizdahr zo Loraq | Kraznys mo Nakloz | Grazdan mo Ullhor | Cleon the Great | Malko | Oznak zo Pahl | Prendahl na Ghezn | Razdal mo Eraz | Yezzan zo Qaggaz | Reznak mo Reznak | Skahaz mo Kandaq | Sons of the Harpy | Vala | Grey Worm | Unsullied

Qarth
The Pureborn | The Undying Ones | Pyat Pree | Warlocks of Qarth | Xaro Xhoan Daxos | Sorrowful Men

Collections of Countries
Old Empire of Ghis | Valyrian Freehold | Slaver Alliance

Far East Essos
Yi Ti
Bloodstone Emperor | Lo Bu | Jar Har

Asshai and Shadow Lands
Melisandre | Shadow Assassins

Across the Known World
Crew of the Silence

Dragons
Balerion | The Cannibal | Drogon | Meraxes | Rhaegal | Silverwing | Sunfyre | Vermithor | Vhagar | Viserion

Deities
Drowned God | Great Other | Horse God | Lion of Night | Many-Faced God | Old Gods | Old Ones | R'hllor | Storm God

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