do any of khaleesi's dragons die?
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Daenerys's dragon has suffered a multitude of indignities onscreen, starting with his death at the hands of the Night King during the Battle Beyond the Wall last season, then his resurrection and transformation into the wight dragon responsible for bringing down said wall in Season 7's final moments.
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Where fire dragons were created in Valyria, and semi-tamed by the native peoples there (of which House Targaryen are the last living souls), ice dragons are ridden by ridden by those who have the characteristics of the white walkers. ... But the Targaryens are different. They weren't there.
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At the end of the season Jon Snow killed Daenerys Targaryen in a major plot twist. Daenerys' last dragon, Drogon, destroyed the Iron Throne and in a tear-jerking scene whisked Danys' body off to mourn her death.
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Warning: spoilers ahead for Game of Thrones' finale, “The Iron Throne.” ... The series finale has Drogon apparently instantly knowing when Daenerys Targaryen dies and flying up to check on her. But even though Jon Snow helpfully leaves the murder weapon in her chest, Drogon doesn't seem to realize Jon killed her.
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The power and limits of Daenerys Targaryen's dragons on Game of Thrones, explained. As for the Lannisters, their crossbows were able to injure a dragon — but not kill it.
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HBO aired the penultimate episode of Game of Thrones last night (May 12) to a bitterly divided audience. ... In the season's third episode, viewers watched as, one by one, all of the Dothraki—an army of wild, nomadic horse riders loyal to Daenerys—were killed by the White Walkers.
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During the attack on Castle Black, Dick Follard falls to his death after being struck by Ygritte's arrow. Along with the rest of the wildling band, Ygritte is killed, mortally wounded by an arrow. Jon finds her near the Lord Commander's Tower, where she dies in his arms with a sad smile.
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Here's the deal with which of Daenerys Targaryen's dragons—Drogon, Rhaegal, and the Night King's ice dragon Viserion—are still alive.
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In a series full of heartbreaking and horrific deaths, the death of Viserion at the hands of the Night King and his deadly ice spear in season 7 remains among the show's most depressing moments. ... As for Dany's three: Drogon is the biggest, followed by Rhaegal, and then Viserion.
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User Info: soma2035. They can be slept. Paralyzed and poisoned too. Kushala is the only elder dragon vulnerable to exhaust to my knowledge.
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In reality, Lyanna's death was due to complications after giving birth to her son with Rhaegar. Her death was witnessed by Ned, two handmaidens and possibly Howland Reed.
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Daenerys and her Dragons. ... He is the last known dragon left in existence. {Rhaegal}, named after Rhaegar Targaryen, green with bronze markings. Daenerys allowed Jon Snow to mount him.
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It is impossible for the Night King to be a Targaryen of any sort. He was one of the first men. ... Also Viserys might have been abled to touch the dragon eggs just as Daenerys was due to that fact, It's just that Daenerys gave birth to dragons which did make her immune. Fire didn't kill Viserys; It was molten gold.
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nope, they're still alive. so far the only way to kill kill an old god is to rip them out like aman'thul did but even then y'sharrj was still able to corrupt after its death. ... I don't have any evidence to support this, but I think C'thun is dead for good but Yogg-Saron is still around.
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During the quest Laid to Rest, she is normally killed by you if she is in the house when you break in to get her journal. If she is not in the house, it is not necessary to kill her to complete the quest. If she is not killed she will be found in Movarth's Lair later on.
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No, they can't be killed. The Aedra's physical forms can be killed but not the Daedric Prince's. Only lesser Daedra can die. To kill a lesser Daedra, you must first kill it's Mundus form on Nirn and then kill it's actual form in Oblivion.
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Daenerys is the only known Valyrian ever to be immune to fire. Jon Snow, son of her brother Rhaegar, burned his hand throwing a lantern at a wight while saving Lord Commander Mormont, and her older brother Viserys was killed by molten gold. Past Targaryens weren't immune either.