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Sheepstealer was a wild male [2] dragon during the Dance of the Dragons with a taste for mutton. [3] [2] He lived at the back of Dragonmont and would hunt between Driftmark and Wendwater. The smallfolk of Dragonstone named him for a self-evident reason.
In Fire & Blood, Sheepstealer was a slender mud brown dragon with a taste for mutton. He hatched sometime during the youth of Jaehaerys I Targaryen and resided within the Dragonmont , hunting sheep as far as Driftmark and the Wendwater .
Harrag Sharp, known as Harrag Sheepstealer, is an ironborn raider from House Sharp.
28 de mar. de 2014 · I'm assuming Nettles lived out the remainder of her days with Sheepstealer outside of Westeros. Sure, she's a dragonrider, but she was labelled traitor and probably feared the more experienced Targaryen dragonriders eventually hunting her down.
Nettles, sixteen years old, was able to tame the wild dragon Sheepstealer by bringing it a freshly slaughtered sheep each morning, causing Sheepstealer to become accustomed to the girl. Nettles fought valiantly on behalf of Queen Rhaenyra Targaryen in the Battle of the Gullet in 130 AC.
Nettles & Sheepstealer. The dragonseeds are one of the more interesting parts of the first Dance of the Dragons and even with the two betrayers and "LOYAL" Addam of Hull/Velaryon, I still think the best part of the Sowing is Nettles/Sheepstealer.
28 de mar. de 2015 · As far as we know, Nettles and Sheepstealer fled the Dance of the Dragons and were never seen again; seems a bit of a loose end to me. I assume they didn't go anywhere too well known as there'd be reports of a massive dragon turning up. I suppose it's possible they flew out over the sea and died ...
