#twoiaf

[vazdelart]

Daemon I Blackfyre's death on the Redgrass Field (196 AC). Commission for lake_fingers.

[malleefies]

Viserys II and Aegon III as The Princes in the Tower I've had this sitting in my procreate for months but i finally got around to finishing it

[mercyalayne]

snowstorm week day 2 ✦ parallels

“Daemon Blackfyre loved the first Daenerys, and rose in rebellion when denied her.”

“What is honor compared to a woman's love? What is duty against the feel of a newborn son in your arms…”

✎ art by the lovely @karuselii , collab comm 🫶

⤵︎ alt version

[murmel-malt]

thinking about house gardener again and that one queen. george I need to know more about her (and house gardener in general).

[baratheonpilled]

A Knight of the Seven Kingdom 1.03 / The World of Ice and Fire by George R. R. Martin

[oananovicov]

"The gods the children worshipped were the nameless ones that would one day become the gods of the First Men—the innumerable gods of the streams and forests and stones. It was the children who carved the weirwoods with faces, perhaps to give eyes to their gods so that they might watch their worshippers at their devotions.

Yet the First Men were less learned than we are now, and credited things that their descendants today do not; consider Maester Yorrick's Wed to the Sea, Being an Account of the History of White Harbor from Its Earliest Days, which recounts the practice of blood sacrifice to the old gods. Such sacrifices persisted as recently as five centuries ago, according to accounts from Maester Yorrick's predecessors at White Harbor." -TWOIAF -The Dawn Age

I've finished it ...at last . Children Of The Forest bringing sacrifice to the Old Gods .

[amuelia]

Brynden Rivers/Bloodraven and his full sisters Mya and Gwenys, + them as babies and their mom Melissa Blackwood. thought for the first pic that maybe bloodraven isnt so physically touchy but he loves his sisters so he expresses affection through his birds

[giveamadeuschohisownmovie]

This might be the most obvious red herring, but I’m pretty sure the fortune teller telling Egg that he’ll die in a hot fire and everyone will celebrate his death is a misdirect. It’s not that he becomes an evil tyrant like the Mad King, it’s that he becomes such a good king to the commoners that the entire upper class turns against him. The people cheering his death are the nobles affected by his reforms.

“But didn’t he go crazy at Summerhall with trying to hatch a dragon-” until proven otherwise, I maintain that he and Dunk got assassinated and that the ones responsible began spreading the dragon hatching stuff as propaganda. You know, to discredit him.