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House of the Dragon Season 3: How many dragons are left on each side?

The tables have turned in "House of the Dragon" Season 3, so let's do a quick dragon roll call. How many are left on each side?

House of the Dragon Season 3: How many dragons are left on each side?

In House of the Dragon Season 3, episode 7, the dragon count for both Team Black and Team Green remains uncertain. Team Black, led by Daemon Targaryen, has five dragons in total, excluding Joffrey Velaryon's baby dragon Tyraxes. Syrax, Rhaenyra's dragon, sustained injuries in a confrontation with Sheepstealer's rider, who was revealed to be Rhaena Targaryen.

Caraxes, Daemon's dragon, fought bravely and left Sheepstealer for dead in the Vale. Moondancer, Baela Targaryen's dragon, has been a front-line warrior, fighting in the Battle of the Gullet and trying to save Rhaenyra's son Jacaerys Velaryon and his dragon Vermax.

On the other hand, Team Green, led by Aegon II Targaryen, has three confirmed dragons. The excitement of Aegon II's dragon, Sunfyre, returning to him adds a new element to their chances of winning the war. However, Aegon II's brother Aemond has already made attempts to harm Aegon. Dreamfyre, a blue dragon ridden by Helaena, is particularly significant to Team Green as it was once ridden by Rhaena Targaryen.

Helaena's attachment to Dreamfyre makes her a potential threat to Rhaenyra's cause. The number of dragons each team possesses is crucial, but the complex dynamics between the characters and their dragons make the outcome of House of the Dragon Season 3 anything but predictable.

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