Season 3 "House of the Dragon" can still be far away, but the show -Show Ryan Conadal gave the fans some things to chew in a new interview for Fun weekly. Among the points of discussion was Gulet's upcoming battle - George's Basic Piece of George's Book of "Fire & Blood", which based the "Game of Thrones". According to Condal, The "House of the Dragon" version, which will come in season 3It may be the most garging -set part of the franchise.

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"Wille I say that the war this season is going very hot, very, very, very fast," Condal told EV. "I think the people who waited and waited for all the horrible, brutal, brazen bloodshed would receive in many quantities." He named Gutte's battle specially as the primary event in the early part of season 3, which is not surprising given how clearly set at the end of the season.

If all the work comes out of the way the "House of the Dragon" production team seems to be hoping, it may be an episode of television no one will soon forget it. "I would like to think that this is probably the most demanding sequence ever made for television," Kondal noted, "it doesn't have to be the most expensive or the longest shoots or something, but only on the basis of the number of moving pieces, the amount of different disciplines, the media that need to be mixed together to achieve success because you are talking about."

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In "Fire & Blood", as in the "Dragon House", the Variante fleet creates a naval blockade that separates King's landing from the sea, putting huge political pressure on the green and mixing dissatisfaction with the city's residents while reducing the food supply. The effects of this blockade are detailed in the numerous scenes of the season 2 "House of the Dragon", as the so -called smallfolk turns very violently against their rulers. In order to break the siege, the green recruits ships from the triarchy in Esos - another bow seen at the end of the season 2. This confrontation becomes a battle of Gutte - the waterway leading to Blackwater Bay.

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There are several other key details in the book version, and we'll have to wait and see if it all plays the same way of HBO. Without getting too deep into the spoilers, it's a battle with large repercussions on both sides, and that would be a powerful way to start the third season of the show. And yes, some of the same name Dragons of the "Dragon House" Will surely be included.

That, he said, the maritime aspect of the battle certainly makes it a challenge for live action. "The planning that has entered this," Condal explained to EV, "basically all the departments working in a concert to really do something that no one has ever done so far." Condal added that Kevin de La Noye, who was the Titanic Manager of Jamesesheims Cameron, is an executive producer of the "Dragon House", bringing little nautical expertise all over.

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While Gulet's battle may be the first big piece of season 3 "House of the Dragon", it will certainly not be the only one. Some fans thought Season 2 was too slow and delayed too much of the actual action of the Dragons Civil War dance, while others praised the methodical approach of the series and skillful character work. No matter which side you fall, there is no doubt that things will be more packed with the action of the next round.

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Condal told EW that there would be "four main events we cover from book to season 3", with Gulette probably one of them. Although we still do not know which events will change in the show or how fast the season 3 will move through things, those who read "Fire & Blood" will be aware that things are starting to snow balls quite quickly after the battle of Gulet, as the war falls intensity and a drop in key goals.

Out of that, the plan stays for "House of the Dragon" to run four seasons Overall. And with many of the war that is still left to cover, Season 3 should saturate every one worried that the series is too slow.