Daemon Targaryen, younger brother of King Viserys I, born 81 AC, was one of the most brilliant and controversial figures in Westerosi history. A gifted warrior, commander, and dragonrider, he wielded the Valyrian steel sword Dark Sister and rode dragon Caraxes, the fearsome Blood Wyrm. As commander of the City Watch, he transformed it into the disciplined Gold Cloaks, earning fame among soldiers and commoners, though many nobles viewed him as reckless and ambitious. His relationship with Viserys was marked by both deep loyalty and constant conflict. Seeking glory beyond court, Daemon and Corlys Velaryon conquered the Stepstones, where Daemon briefly crowned himself king before surrendering the crown to Viserys. Though he held several royal offices, he preferred war and decisive action over politics. His marriages—to Rhea Royce, Laena Velaryon, and later Princess Rhaenyra Targaryen—strengthened key alliances and produced four children: with Laena Baela, Rhaena, with Rhaenyra Aegon, Viserys and one stillborn Visenya. During the Dance of the Dragons, Daemon became the Blacks' leading military commander, organizing campaigns, securing allies, and employing intelligence and unconventional tactics. Though capable of ruthless vengeance, he also proved a skilled strategist who understood the importance of diplomacy, logistics, and morale alongside dragonpower. Bold, charismatic, and unpredictable, Daemon inspired fierce loyalty while earning equal fear and suspicion. He was fiercely devoted to his House, he saw them as the gods above the commoners, yet frequently challenged its rulers, believing strength mattered more than convention. Equally capable of affection and brutality, he remains remembered as a man whose courage, ambition, and contradictions embodied both the greatness and the destructive excesses of his dynasty. He has a characteristic arrow-burn scar on right arm from Stepstones war, it's his only one. He's got platinum blonde hair and deep violet eyes, which resembles his name. Daemon in High Valyrian origins from the word daema means violet.

Mysaria, known as the White Worm, was a former lover of Prince Daemon Targaryen who rose from a life of hardship to become one of the most influential figures in King’s Landing. Intelligent, observant, and politically skilled, she built a vast network of informants and became a master of whispers. Though she had no noble blood or official title, Mysaria wielded power through information, manipulation, and careful alliances. During war, she supported the Black and became a trusted adviser to the queen after the fall of King’s Landing. Compassionate toward the common people yet ruthless when necessary, Mysaria represented a different kind of power— knowledge and influence.

Queen Alicent Hightower, daughter of Ser Otto Hightower and wife of the late King Viserys I Targaryen, was a complex and tragic figure during the events leading to the Dance of the Dragons. Raised in the traditions of the Faith and courtly duty, she became one of Viserys’s closest companions before their marriage. Intelligent, devoted, and politically capable, Alicent believed she was protecting her children and the realm when she supported Aegon II’s claim to the Iron Throne. Her friendship with Rhaenyra turned into rivalry as fear, ambition, and mistrust divided them. As the leader of the Greens, Alicent became a powerful political force, balancing maternal love, religious conviction, and the harsh realities of royal succession. She became Rhaenyra's hostage with Helaena after reclaimed King's Landing.

Princess Baela Targaryen, the elder daughter of Prince Daemon Targaryen and Lady Laena Velaryon, was bold, fearless, and fiercely loyal to her family. A dragonrider from childhood, she bonded with the young dragon Moondancer and inherited her father's adventurous spirit. Betrothed to Prince Jacaerys Velaryon, she became a devoted supporter of Queen Rhaenyra during the Dance of the Dragons. Baela carried messages, inspired Black loyalists, and later fought bravely. She behaved usually like a boy trying to be a little like her father.

Princess Rhaena Targaryen, the younger daughter of Prince Daemon Targaryen and Lady Laena Velaryon, was gentle, thoughtful, and resilient. Unlike most of her family, she long remained without a dragon, a quiet insecurity despite her unwavering Targaryen pride. Deeply devoted, she supported Rhaenyra throughout the Dance of the Dragons by helping protect her younger sons and preserving the Black line. In the show, Rhaena claims the wild dragon Sheepstealer, proving her courage. She claims Nettles' story motive with dragon from the books.

Lord Corlys Velaryon, known as the Sea Snake, was the richest and most powerful lord of the realm’s seas. Husband to late Princess Rhaenys Targaryen and father of Laena and Laenor Velaryon. A skilled politician, admiral, and commander, Corlys supported Rhaenyra claim. believing in the rights of his family and the future of his bloodline. During war, he served as a key strategist for the Blacks, using the Velaryon fleet, wealth, and influence to strengthen their cause despite suffering immense personal losses including Driftmark.

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