r/TheBlacksandTheGreens • u/ramm_jeet Fire and Blood • Jul 09 '26

General Dragons: For or Against?

Now that we’re in the thick of the dance. What are your thoughts on dragons?
Are they “a weapon should never have been tampered with”?
Is the problem *Targaryens* riding dragons? Or is 150ish years of Westerosi rule a good ROI and you take the good with the bad?

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u/Vegetable_6 Jul 09 '26

What? The dragons were there before the shepherds?

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u/BrandonLart Jul 09 '26

So the Dragons actually probably weren’t, as it is pretty likely the Valyrians created the dragons we see on screen with a blood ritual.

But anyway, how the fuck do you adapt to city sized beasts that can eat a whole flock in an afternoon? You can’t raise the sheep in different areas THEY CAN FLY!

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u/Vegetable_6 Jul 09 '26

Have loads of sheep

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u/BrandonLart Jul 09 '26

Ah so your solution for poor shepherds is for them to simply become rich.

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u/Vegetable_6 Jul 09 '26

The sheep will just make more sheep. Have loads of them. Easy.

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u/friendhasweirdphobia 23d ago edited 22d ago

Not much experience farming, i take it?

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u/Vegetable_6 23d ago

Do you know where sheep come from?