The second episode of “House of the Dragon” concluded with Lord Corlys Velaryon forging an alliance with Prince Daemon Targaryen to rid the Stepstones of the Crabfeeder and his forces.. Since ...

Daemon Targaryen. Listen up ones, a ten is speaking. ... he returns to King’s Landing and ingratiates himself to his estranged brother by revealing he’s won control of the Step Stones and, ...

Out of the armies marching out at the end, the dragon riding dragonseeds, the Stark army from The North, the Seasnake AKA Lord Corlys’ fleet from The Step Stones, and Daemon’s army at ...

As depicted in George R. R. Martin's "Fire and Blood," the Stepstones come into play again around the same time that "House of the Dragon" is set.Prince Daemon Targaryen, with the support of his ...

Daniel Scott-Smith stars as Crabfeeder in Episode 2 of House of the Dragon Season 1. Pic credit: HBO/Ollie Upton. In House of the Dragon, the main conflict is between members of House Targaryen.

This small chain of rocky islands get their name from the fact that they serve as metaphorical stepping stones between Westeros and Essos (a.k.a. that Eastern continent Daenerys Targaryen spent so ...

The Stepstones appear to figure greatly in the ongoing plot of House of the Dragon, with Daemon Targaryen and Corlis Velaryon angling for an invasion of the region, which would satisfy Daemon’s ...

Matt Smith as Daemon Targaryen in ‘House of the Dragon ... he crushes his missus’s skull to death with a nearby stone. ... he’d be one step closer to snatching the Iron Throne for himself.

Daemon Targaryen enjoyed the most success in the Stepstones, but his temporary hold on the islands was more of a shaky sellsword occupation. He eventually abandoned his post, considering it ...

Out of the armies marching out at the end, the dragon riding dragonseeds, the Stark army from The North, the Seasnake AKA Lord Corlys’ fleet from The Step Stones, and Daemon’s army at ...