The Bronze Dragon-A House of the Dragon fanfic

The Cast

Harry Gilby as Daevar Royce/Targaryen (Paddy Holland as young Daevar)

The only child of Daemon Targaryen and Rhea Royce, Daevar goes by his mother's surname as he is her only heir to the Royce home of Runestone. A skilled warrior and charismatic leader, Daevar has had his Targaryen side tempered by his Royce upbringing, though events will conspire to force him to embrace his family heritage and forge a path apart from the Green and the Black.

Ewan Horrocks as Kermit Tully (Cameron Crovetti as young Kermit)

Son of Ser Elmo Tully and future Lord of Riverrun, Kermit could perhaps be best described as slightly lazy and a bit of a troublemaker, though he is determined to make a name for his family. Boastful, yet supportive and loyal, Kermit is the best friend of Daevar, with the two having a bond that goes beyond simple friendship.

William Franklyn-Miller as Daeron Targaryen (Roman Griffin Davis as young Daeron)

The best-adjusted of Alicent's children. Daeron is gentle, brave and friendly to most people, he has a tight bond with his dragon Tessarion, whom he refers to as The Blue Queen. Compounding his good-hearted nature is the fact that he's the best looking and most popular of Alicent's sons, having been blessed with every single desirable Targaryen and Hightower physical feature.

Owen Oakeshott as Gerold Royce

Cousin to the late Rhea Royce, Gerold is a trusted advisor to Daevar and serves as the regent of Runestone in his younger years. Married to Julia Tully and father to Willam and Alyssa Royce, Gerold has mostly settled into the role of a surrogate father for Daevar. However, he still has a deep, burning grudge Daemon Targaryen for Rhea's death, and will stop at nothing to make him face consequences.

Archie Barnes as Oscar Tully (Nicholas Crovetti as young Oscar)

The more straight-laced brother of Kermit, Oscar is the second son of Elmo Tully with a desire to not just make a name for himself and his house, but to see the world and travel as far as the maps allow. As brave as few others, and with a humble heart, Oscar is sometimes frustrated by his brother's lazy ways.

Anya Chalotra as Aliandra Martell

Eldest daughter of Prince Qoren Martell of Dorne, Aliandra is a peculiar mix of both patience and impatience; supporting the current peace between Dorne and the Seven Kingdoms, yet also fancying herself as a warrior princess in the mould of Nymeria herself, who brought the Rhoynar to Westeros. Intelligent and beautiful, feisty and brave, Aliandra is determined to put Dorne in the strongest position she can.

Millie Brady as Jeyne Arryn

The Lady of the Eyrie and Lady Paramount of the Vale, Jeyne Arryn is the only woman in the history of Westeros to have ruled one of the Seven Kingdoms since the Targaryen conquest. Valuing competence above all else, Jeyne has rule the Vale since she was three, and spent her minority under the guidance of Rhea Royce's father, Yorbert. Iron-willed yet motherly, she is not without her secrets, including her relationship with Jessamyn Redfort . . .

Ferdia Walsh-Peelo as Joffrey Arryn

A nephew of Jeyne, Joffrey Arryn has good claim to possible being the greatest warrior of his generation, and may end up rivalling even Daemon Targaryen or Criston Cole for best fighter in Westeros. Knighted in his early teens due to exceptional prowess in battle, Joffrey has been the Knight of the Gate for several years, defending the Eyrie from all those who would it harm.

Elle Fanning as Nesaena Targaryen (Abby Ryder Fortson as young Nesaena)

The twin sister of Helaena, Nesaena Targaryen is routinely praised as being one of the most beautiful women in the Seven Kingdoms. Wielding her femininity as both her sword and shield, Nesaena has undoubtedly inherited her grandfather's talent for political games, but may also have unfortunately inherited that classic Targaryen arrogance.

Eliza Butterworth as Jessamyn Redfort

The right-hand woman of Jeyne Arryn, Jessamyn Redfort has made herself indispensable in the Eyrie, managing House Arryn's finances and serving as a key advisor to Jeyne, often acting as the advocate of a harsher line against rebellious lords. There are whispers, however, that their relationship extends beyond that of simple friends . . .