How did Euron build so many ships?

He managed to build a thousand ships using wood he found on barren islands with very few people to help because D&D wanted him to. There is no way in-universe the Iron Islands can support that fleet, they simply lack the manpower and the resources. It’s better to just try to enjoy it without thinking too much into it.

How big was the iron fleet?

Euron’s Iron fleet consists of a Military power of roughly 28,000 Men, bumping Cersei’s numbers from 35,000 to around 60,000, making them much more realistic.

How big is Euron’s fleet?

So, that drops the attacking force down to around 28,000 Men, which is much more believable. So there we go. Euron’s Iron fleet consists of a Military power of roughly 28,000 Men, bumping Cersei’s numbers from 35,000 to around 60,000, making them much more realistic.

How did Daenerys get ships?

In the A Song of Ice and Fire novels, Illyrio Mopatis sends three ships – Saduleon, Joso’s Prank, and Summer Sun – to Qarth to bring Daenerys back to Pentos. Daenerys renames the three ships after the three dragons of her ancestor Aegon the Conqueror – Balerion, Meraxes and Vhagar respectively.

What happened Iron Fleet?

The Iron Fleet, including the Silence, is wiped out by Drogon during the Battle of King’s Landing.

What happened to Euron Greyjoy in the books?

Euron Greyjoy is crowned King of the Iron Islands. As part of crowning Euron the new King of the Iron Islands, Aeron Greyjoy drowns Euron in the sea, reciting a prayer to the Drowned God as he does so.

Who is the brother of Balon Greyjoy?

Euron Greyjoy was the brother of Balon Greyjoy, the Lord Reaper of Pyke and later King of the Iron Islands, and Aeron Greyjoy, a Drowned Man. He was also uncle to Balon’s children, Rodrik, Maron, Yara, and Theon Greyjoy.

Who is electeuron Greyjoy?

Euron Greyjoy is the younger brother of Balon Greyjoy, head of House Greyjoy, Lord Reaper of Pyke and Lord of the Iron Islands.

What is Euron Greyjoys sigil?

Euron was captain of the longship Silence, the flagship of the Iron Fleet, and wielded a two-handed battleaxe in combat. His personal sigil was the standard House Greyjoy heraldry of a kraken on black, but the kraken has a third red eye inscribed onto its head and is sometimes silver instead of gold.