The "House of the Dragon" Season 2 finale teased big thing ahead. Here's what you can expect in Season 3, based on the source material.

House of the Dragon is HBO's prequel series to Game of Thrones. Set hundreds of years earlier, the show follows the inner machinations and rivalries of the Targaryen royal family. The show was created ...

There's a brother-on-brother confrontation in King's Landing, a mob of smallfolk in the streets, and a trip to the dragon cave for Rhaenyra and Jace in the next episode of House of the Dragon: ...

Likely knocking about the Dragonpit in King’s Landing with the rest of the Greens dragons, Dreamfyre is distinguished for her pale blue markings and silver-crested horns.

Incinerating Alicent and her sons in the Dragonpit was not that realistic opportunity, nor a way to win the hearts and minds of the smallfolk to Rhaenys’ cause.

I’ll admit it: I was pessimistic about all things Game of Thrones after the disastrous eighth and final season of the original series. It took the wind out of my sails, so to speak, and made it ...

When Princess Rhaenys Targaryen and her dragon Meleys busted through the floor of the Dragonpit, casually murdering hundreds of civilians during an escape from captivity at the hands of Team Green ...

Wondering why Rhaenys didn't just "dracarys" the whole dragonpit? We have some answers in an analysis of how that moment compared to "Fire and Blood." ...

By forcing Meleys to erupt through the floor of the Dragonpit, she immediately kills hundreds, if not thousands, then bats them around with the dragon’s tail for good measure.

In the middle of Aegon’s coronation, Rhaenys burst from below the Dragonpit on top of her red dragon, Meleys. “In the end, she makes a bigger choice.