Every Dragonseed Explained in 7 Minutes

[@japanman5113]

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[@blockbusterprime]

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[@JackalHavok1992]

I hope there will be more dragonseeds in the Winds of Winter.

[@blockbusterprime]

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[@EmrysT2]

Joffrey Velaryon is never called a dragon seed, if your going to call him a dragon seed then call Jace and Luke one too. Dragonseeds were bastards, with the blood of old Valeyria. Joffrey was a prince of the realm and the next heir to the Iron Throne after Jace. Joffrey also can't even be a dragon seed as his dragon Tyraxes was a dragon who hatched in his cradle. A liberty only given too princes of House Targaryen. Im really confused why you have added him in this list, he is not a dragon seed.

[@blockbusterprime]

@@EmrysT2 While Laenor Velaryon is officially recognized as the father of Rhaenyra's children, Ser Harwin Strong is their biological father making them have only one part Targaryen, which makes them fit as Dragonseed by definition. Thank you for watching 👍

[@jacobvibes]

​@@blockbusterprime Aemond taunted them about their parentage, which made them fight and he lost one eye. I agree they are dragonseeds.

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[@EmrysT2]

@@blockbusterprime There are only 4 dragon seeds. None of the velaryon boys are ever out right named bastards . Laenor and corlys both claimed them. The only way for a bastards to be recognised as a bastard is for their father to claim them as such and being half Targaryen has nothing to do with dragon seeds. Other wise every half Targaryen would be considered one. So again I have to disagree with you and so would grrm as again, the only named dragon seeds in the book are nettles, Addam, Hugh and ulf. The ones that claimed dragons during the war, Who again never truly knew their parentage, only that they had the blood of old Valyria and put their names forward. Joffrey is a prince of the realm, he is never recognised as a bastard in books as it is only a rumour nor is he called a dragon seed, as he is not one, he never claimed a dragon, he bonded with one in his cradle. This is you headcanon of a dragon seed not what dragon seeds actually are. I suggest actually read the books.

[@blockbusterprime]

@@EmrysT2 Although Joffrey Velaryon is not explicitly called a "dragonseed" in "Fire & Blood," the book does make it clear that his parentage is highly suspect and that he, along with his brothers, is frequently referred to as a bastard by those who doubted Rhaenyra's claims.