The world of Westeros is filled with powerful families, legendary battles, and intricate political maneuvers. House of the Dragon, the prequel to Game of Thrones, has already brought viewers back into this world, focusing on the rise of House Targaryen. As the series progresses, it becomes clear that while the Targaryens are the central figures, other characters are poised to play crucial roles in the unfolding drama.
Among these, one stands out as a key player in the upcoming Game of Thrones spinoff—a character who may not carry the Targaryen name, but whose influence and legacy will be pivotal: Orys Baratheon.
In the intricate web of Westerosi history, House Baratheon has always been significant, but their origins and early contributions to the realm have been somewhat overshadowed by the more dominant Targaryens.
House of the Dragon has begun to change that narrative, subtly setting the stage for Orys Baratheon, the founder of House Baratheon, to take a more prominent role in the Game of Thrones universe.
As the final episodes of House of the Dragon season two unfold, viewers are given glimpses of the broader narrative that will eventually lead to Aegon’s Conquest. This conquest, a defining moment in Westerosi history, will not only highlight the Targaryens’ rise to power but also introduce Orys Baratheon as a central figure—arguably the most significant non-Targaryen character in this upcoming chapter.
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