[Ageei]

Isn't it kind of implied the Targaryen's if not immune are the very least resistant to fire in the presence of dragons? In others words when dragons are alive and near them they can better handle fire than the Targaryen lineage that was alive during the time without dragons.

For example we know Aerion Targaryen died drinking wildfire, and Aegon Targaryen and his Prince Duncan died in fire at Summerhall. So that shows they're not immune to fire by any standards. In these instances there were no dragons.

But in stories past, when dragons roamed the skies in the beginning years of the Targaryen's, I always took it as those individuals were more resistant to the effects of fire.

So, I always took this to mean they are resistant to fire as long as dragons are near.

If that makes any sense what I'm trying to say.

[LadyCroft]

Originally Posted by TKOK

she did when trying to get Drogon(?) out of the fighting pits.

She didn't upon the birth of her dragons though. Well her hair burned away but that's about it...if I recall correctly.

[WOOLCUNT]

IIRC Martin said that that was a once and lifetime magical miracle.

She's more fireproof in the show iirc.

[MrMister]

^^^I don't think Martin outright confirmed that.

Originally Posted by TKOK

she did when trying to get Drogon(?) out of the fighting pits.

She did? I don't remember that. Was it dragonfire that burned her? What happened exactly? I just remember Barristan being a badass, and then Dany commanding Drogon.

I'm not saying she's 100% immune to fire though. Her ritual with Drogo, the eggs, and that witch might be why she wasn't burned.

Or she's immune to mundane fire but not dragonfire. Or her immunity is intermittent for some reason. She loses it when she's not walking the path she's supposed to be?

[WOOLCUNT]

Yeah, i have the book on hand so i did a quick reread when she is trying to get to Drogon it says she was engulfed by a "furnace wind" which i geuss means that the Dragon breathed fire around her, and then in beginning of her last chapter it says that her hands were burned.

[MrMister]

Yeah but Quentyn got the firebreath and he died in agonizing pain. Dany just got burned hands? She should've died if she was engulfed in his firebreath, so she has some form of resistance at the very least. I'm also assuming dragonfire burns hotter than mundane fire since dragons are magical. This might not be the case though.

[Borias]

It'll never happen, but I'd laugh my ass off if Dany never makes it to Westeros, and the whole thing was a waste of fucking time.

[MrMister]

Even better is she does make it there but Aegon has already conquered it. That actually seems probable.

[Ageei]

New video on filming in Iceland, in case anyone is interested.

[Borias]

"We'd rather spend the money on the locations rather than the effects."

And that's why this is amazing. Also, MANCE.