What did they mean by this?
>Dragon fire melts bricks
Nathaniel Hill
Elijah Thompson
in a city designed by dragon riders
Nicholas Nguyen
>When Harren refused to capitulate, Aegon simply rode Balerion right over the walls, and proceeded to roast Harren and his sons alive within their own tower, rendering House Hoare extinct. The entire castle was blasted with dragon-fire, its once-grand walls and towers left partially ruined and half-melted.
Suddenly dragon fire explodes castles.
Ryder Nguyen
stone doesn't burn
STONE DOESN'T BURN!
Joseph Gray
you mean like harrenhal you stupid fuck? yes, dragonfire melts stone.
Christopher Nelson
DRAGON FIRE DOESN'T MELT STONE BEAMS
Cameron Moore
>dragon fire touches ship/building
>ship/building explodes
What did they mean by this?
Julian Moore
quints have spoken
William Rivera
It's magic dragon fire.
Jonathan Stewart
Why doesn't it melt the dragon's teeth?
Gavin Davis
It does much more than melt brick. It acts like a rapid fire cannon and causes stone to break and shatter. Except for when Jon was able to hide behind a rock to defend himself against zombie Viserion's flame.
Easton Brooks
meanwhile jon snow hid behind a thin rock when zombie dragon breathed fire at it. was perfectly safe. GoT sucks ass.
Adrian Murphy
Because the magic dragon's teeth are magic teeth.
Eli Collins
Because Dragon's Teeth and Dragon Bones are made out of near impervious materials. They're collected and used in very expensive weapon designs. The grip of Arya's valyrian steel dagger is made of dragonbone.
Mason Ward
Dragon teeth are made of diamonds the hardest metal
Hunter Reyes
Kek.
Anyone know how much flame breath ammo does a dragon have before it runs out??
Mason Evans
lol what garbage :DDd
Nolan Peterson
When the dragonfire blasted the gate open I thought Cersei had blown up the city
Jack Jenkins
Is that why Qybern's shitty balista blasted right through one of the skulls under the Red Keep?
Ryder Ward
The Targs didn't really design Kings Landing though, it just sort of sprang up around their fortress there. The original fort wasn't even anything impressive, just a pile of logs called "the Aegonfort" that the Targs shunned in favor of Dragonstone. It wasn't until Maegor built the Red Keep there that the Targs started to heavily invest in Kings Landing, and even then it wasn't until King Jahaerys that any real city planning was done. It's thanks to Jahaerys KL has sewers, roads, and walls, and all that other nice shit. Without him it'd still be a ramshackle assemblage of random buildings thrown up around a castle.
Even with all that, the Targs never really built KL to be dragonproof, because A) nothing was really dragon proof and B) they didn't like to plan for the eventuality of being at war with their own family.
Ayden Robinson
KINGS LANDING WAS AN INSIDE JOB!! Theu mayham was caused by the queensguard .