![]() Rest assured, plenty of scope to come.Īs someone who is a huge fan of the world of Westeros in general, sign me up for seeing even more of it. But there are definitely many more new worlds to come, and new worlds that you haven’t necessarily seen in the original show, either. I don’t think we’re going to get quite as vast as the original 'Game of Thrones' did in its final analysis. But a war is coming that requires allegiances from different kingdoms and armies all over the map of Westeros. I think those will continue to be the home bases for the show. We’ve lived a good bit in three different worlds through this show: King’s Landing, Dragonstone and Driftmark. Just as the original 'Game of Thrones' grew in scope and expanse as it went, so, too, will ours. The show definitely has to expand its scope in the second season. Condal says that Season 2 is really going to open up the world of Westeros more to the viewers, as a war is coming, and allies are going to be needed: However, the scope is going to expand greatly, according to the showrunner's interview with Variety. We only saw one other major place for a small time – Storm's End – but other than that, really nowhere else. House of the Dragon during its first season was focused on three locations – Kings Landing, Dragonstone, and Driftmark. Game of Thrones felt as if it was all over the place, jumping from the North to the South all the way to the East in Essos, showing different characters' stories everywhere. The first season of House of the Dragon was very particular with where it kept most of its story. Season 2 Will Be Like The “Middle Run” Of Game Of Thrones I’d give anything to see a Stark again – at least before the Jon Snow spinoff show. Even so, nothing’s been confirmed yet – but fingers crossed. While he is withholding details, the last episode of House of the Dragon showed that Jacaerys Velaryon is currently flying to Winterfell to literally meet with Cregan, so it would be pretty surprising if he didn’t show up in Season 2. ![]() I don’t know, will we? I can’t answer that. Variety also asked if we should expect to see Cregan in Season 2, and Condal was very ambiguous with his answer: Uh, we will cast Cregan Stark at some point, but no comment otherwise. In an interview with Variety, the showrunner, Ryan Condal, talked about Cregan and the possibility of him showing up in Season 2, confirming that he has not been cast yet: Without giving too much away from the novel, as the current Lord of Winterfell, Cregan has a lot of power and he knows how to use it, and ends up being a huge part of the story. 1 Official Description 2 Development 3 Physical Appearance 3.1 Egg 3.2 Hatchling to Adult 3.3 Titan Wing 4 Abilities 4.1 Thermal Vision 4.2 Firepower 4.3 Acute Senses 4.4 Speed, Agility, and Stealth 4.5 Strength and Combat 4.6 Intelligence 4.7 Endurance and Stamina 4.8 Social Nature 4.9 Burrowing 4. For those who don’t know who Cregan Stark is, prepare to have your minds blown, because he is essential to the story of House of the Dragon.
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