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==Recent Events==
==Recent Events==
===A Dance with Dragons===
===A Dance with Dragons===
On the [[Wall]] Lord Commander [[Jon Snow]] finds himself remembering that in the tales that [[Old Nan]] the breath of the ice dragon was very cold.  He thinks of the ice dragon three times in [[A Dance with Dragons]] {{Ref|aDwD|35}} {{Ref|aDwD|39}} {{Ref|aDwD|49}}
On the [[Wall]] Lord Commander [[Jon Snow]] finds himself remembering that in the tales that [[Old Nan]] the breath of the ice dragon was very cold.  He thinks of the ice dragon three times in [[A Dance with Dragons]]: {{Ref|aDwD|35}} {{Ref|aDwD|39}} {{Ref|aDwD|49}}


==Quotes==
==Quotes==

Revision as of 16:48, 27 June 2014

An ice dragon is a species of dragon that exists in Westerosi fairytales. Old Nan used to tell tales of the ice dragon. Whether ice dragons did actually exist in the A Song of Ice and Fire world at one time is unknown.

There is no mention of the Valyrians taming ice dragons although they did tame fire breathing dragons.

Ice dragons may have never existed except in the fairytales. There is a constellation of stars named the ice dragon to the north. Its blue eye points north. [1]

The Ice Dragon

George R. R. Martin has written a children’s novel about an ice dragon called The Ice Dragon (Novel). It marks his children’s book debut. It is illustrated with pencil drawings by artist Yvonne Gilbert. It is a tale of courage, love, and sacrifice.

Recent Events

A Dance with Dragons

On the Wall Lord Commander Jon Snow finds himself remembering that in the tales that Old Nan the breath of the ice dragon was very cold. He thinks of the ice dragon three times in A Dance with Dragons: [2] [3] [4]

Quotes

The wind was gusting, cold as the breath of the ice dragon in the tales Old Nan had told when Jon was a boy.[2]


The road beneath the Wall was as dark and cold as the belly of an ice dragon and as twisty as a serpent. [3]


The wind was blowing from the east along the Wall, cold as the breath of the ice dragon in the tales Old Nan used to tell.[4]

See also

References and Notes