George R.R. Martin holds firm to his position: Dragons have two legs, not four

Recently, author George R.R. Martin expressed his critique regarding the way dragons were illustrated in both “Game of Thrones” and “House of the Dragon”. Specifically, he pointed out that some dragon symbols on these shows portray dragons with four legs, whereas in his “Song of Ice and Fire” series and the book “Fire & Blood”, Martin consistently depicts dragon sigils as having only two legs. In essence, Martin commented that it seems someone made a mistake or, perhaps, someone glanced at a heraldry book, grasped a bit of information, but ended up confusing everything. As he put it, “A little knowledge is a dangerous thing.”








