The Dance of the Dragons continues in the third installment of our collaboration with Radio Westeros. We begin with the fallout from Rook’s Rest, then we cover topics like the mystery of Sunfyre. Plus, we discuss Tessarion’s dominance in the South, the Battle of the Gullet, the taking of King’s Landing and quite a few other subplots in the vast and complex Dance of the Dragons. Trading places, Pyrrhic victories and extremely poor leadership dominate part 3 of our series. Watch and listen to part 1 here. Find part 2 here.
Still possessed of more dragons than her half- brother, Her Grace now resolved to use them, no matter the cost. She would rain down fire and death upon Aegon and all those who supported him, she told the black council, and either tear him from the Iron Throne or die in the attempt.
Sheer walls of rock, eaten away by centuries of wind and spray, hemmed them in to either side. In some places they had assumed fantastic shapes. Nimble Dick pointed out a few as they climbed. “There’s an ogre’s head, see?” he said, and Brienne smiled when she saw it. “And that there’s a stone dragon. T’other wing fell off when my father was a boy.”
Dance of the Dragons Images
The Greens (naomimakesart) 
The Blacks (naomimakesart) 
Rhaenyra on the Iron Throne (Histories and Lore) 
Alicent Hightower and Helaena Targaryen (Histories and Lore) 
Dragonseeds (Histories and Lore) 
Battle of the Gullet (Klaradox) 
King’s Landing (Klaradox) 
The Reach (Klaradox) 
Jace is Killed (Histories and Lore) 
Jacaerys Velaryon (Histories and Lore) 
Aegon II and Sunfyre (Histories and Lore) 
Sunfyre (Ashley Hunter Rice) 
Sheepstealer and Nettles (Ashley Hunter Rice) 
Nettles (Histories and Lore) 
Nettles (Histories and Lore)
As her lord husband Prince Daemon escorted her from the hall, cuts were seen upon Her Grace’s legs and the palm of her left hand. Drops of blood fell to the floor as she went past, and wise men looked at one another, though none dared speak the truth aloud: the Iron Throne had spurned her, and her days upon it would be few.