Fiction · Historical book reconstruction · adult
Quicksilver: height pending
Quicksilver is available as an illustrated dragon with height pending. Quicksilver was ridden by Aenys I and Aegon the Uncrowned and died in 43 AC, before the Dance. Original prose does not specify a scale color; silver here is an illustrative choice.
Height pending
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- Historical book reconstruction · adult
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A little more perspective
Quicksilver was ridden by Aenys I and Aegon the Uncrowned and died in 43 AC, before the Dance. Original prose does not specify a scale color; silver here is an illustrative choice.
Height pending. The initial 30 m (about 98 ft) display size uses Vhagar’s existing assumption. It does not establish this dragon’s actual height, length, wingspan or size relative to other dragons.
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Quick facts
Quicksilver: height pending. Quicksilver was ridden by Aenys I and Aegon the Uncrowned and died in 43 AC, before the Dance. Original prose does not specify a scale color; silver here is an illustrative choice.
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Sources and measurement notes
Height pending: equal starting sizes are for arranging the artwork, not a claim that these dragons were equally tall.
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