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Not if you go with the plausible theory that the Lord of Light and Bran are the same being. I mean who said that the Lord of Light was talking in the present to his followers? He could be transmitting messages from the future. And it’s noted that Bloodraven can see Melisandre when she tries to look in her flames.

Actually, you’re wrong here. Sansa would pass the Stark name off to her sons. It’s already happened in the past with previous Starks and it happened with the Lannisters too. Bael Bard had a bastard with the Last Stark’s daughter who he legitimized as a Stark to inherit for him. All the current Starks and Lannisters are descended from Brandon the Builder and Lann the Clever via the female line although I could always see Sansa marrying a Karstark thereby keeping her line pure wolf.

It's likely that Euron found that armor somewhere else besides Valyria. I doubt it'd be with Pyat Pred though. None of the warlock's are actual warriors. Someone came up with a good theory that Euron found the Valyrian steel armor set and the dragon egg at the same place. That being Gogossos

As Leaf says, Bran's blood makes him a greenseer same with Euron. I don't think Euron had his potential unlocked until recently when he started drinking the warlock wine same with how the Weirwood sap affects Bran. There are parallels meant to be drawn between the two. Auto is evil Bran Stark. I don't think Euron has been skinchanging the Dusky women the whole time. Honestly I think he's skinchanging her right before sex. Victarion is noted to talk a lot to her about his plans post coitus. I don't think skinchanging the dragon would work. The reason is that the Dragons are thousands of miles away. And while maybe he can enter their minds and warg them, he'd have to be warging them 24/7 to get them over to him. And spending too much time in a dragon will turn him more dragon-like. And if he decides to take breaks the dragon will wonder wtf it was doing and go back so it'd end up kinda fruitless.

Nah. Bloodraven contacted Euron for a reason. Only real reason why would be because Euron was an especially powerful warg like Bran and Bloodraven was holding try outs for the protagonist role that Euron eventually failed. Euron just wouldn't be the fully realized greenseer/warg that Bloodraven is though so he wouldn't be nearly as powerful. Although the warlock wine might have given him a power boost. Anyways it's very possible that taking over a dragon's mind might be harder than taking over a person's mind. For all we know because it's such a magical creature, dragons come with magical inhibitors for things trying to possess them

Well there's a corsair king that was supposed to buy the Unsullied at Astapor before Daenerys took them all. Could be him.

Anyone who is rich enough? The Iron Bank. Some cheese merchant. Illyrio who is rich enough to give away 3 dragon eggs to Daenerys. Well we don't even know what the magic ritual is going to do. For all we know, it's going to summon the Deep Ones to fight for him. Hell if he takes over Oldtown he has the population of Oldtown to sacrifice. And Euron doesn't have to interact with Daenerys to be doing something. He can try to take over the Reach while it's weak as he is doing right now. Oldtown and Highgarden are both next to the sea or on a river. Euron also doesn't need Dragonbinder anymore once Victarion or his thralls blows the horn. Rhaegal is going to race to Euron effectively making Euron a dragonrider.

Euron doesn't need money. His Valyrian Steel armor set is good enough to buy a whole kingdom if he so wanted. I don't think Euron cares about a land-based army either. He seems set on sacrificing his troops and the Redwynes for a magic ritual that will do something that make having troops irrelevant. Euron also has a glass candle right next to him at Oldtown. He can look for her and see where she's at. And I think he's pretty content to wait.

Possibly but I don't think it makes sense for either one to want to marry the other. For one, Cersei isn't interested in sharing power. For two, Euron wants a Targaryen bride to give birth to his Cthulhu-like children and is trying to position himself as Valyria's heir which means marrying a dragonlord with dragons which Daenerys is. I could see the show going this route though.

Undead Cat was in GRRM's outline she'll have a bigger role than whatever is happening between Jaime and Brienne basically whatever Beric does in the show would be your indicator of what alas does in the books

It's been years since Cat has died. Her corpse would be dust by now

Uh, yes he freaking does. Don't you remember the freaking king at a feast of corpses with a wolf head? Or the Mummer's Dragon? Or the lady that was a fish? Or Theon's dream in Winterfell where he's at a feast full of dead people and then Robb and Grey Wind come in with blood and wounds all over them to join the feast of the dead

You are wrong actually because Tywin Lannister dies soon after, Euron invades the Reach, Aegon invades the Stormlands and Cersei empowers the Faith against her

Hello? Earth to lancer. The Boltons literally betrayed the Northerners and killed their family. In the show, it's not even a secret making it even worse and there has been absolutely no mention of captives thus far. The North Forgot

Okay tell me again, why the North would stick with the family that off'd their kin at the Red Wedding? Robb Stark isn't the only guy that died there, you know

Your dumb statement is dumb. The North remembers is a statement about how they remember the atrocities that the Boltons and Freys commited against their kin. They want revenge for the red wedding. They all lost relatives there. Of course, they'd want to go kill Boltons and Freys. Like Wyman agreed to join Stannis and the Starks because the Freys and Boltons murdered his son. The Mormonts join Stannis because he liberated Deepwood Motte and because the Freys and Boltons murdered the heir of Bear Island, Dacey Mormont. The Glovers join Stannis because he liberated Deepwood Motte. Only half the Umbers join Stannis because they're holding the Greatjon captive. If the Freys didn't hold them all of them would join Stannis because the Boltons and Freys killed Umber men and the Smalljon. No one blames Robb.They blame the Boltons and Freys because they're the ones that killed their kin. Night work is not knight's work," Lady Dustin said. "And Lord Wyman is not the only man who lost kin at your Red Wedding, Frey. Do you imagine Whoresbane loves you any better? If you did not hold the Greatjon, he would pull out your entrails and make you eat them, as Lady Hornwood ate her fingers. Flints, Cerwyns, Tallharts, Slates … they all had men with the Young Wolf." :House Ryswell too," said Roger Ryswell. "Even Dustins out of Barrowton." Lady Dustin parted her lips in a thin, feral smile. "The north remembers, Frey."

Yes because unlike the Starks, the Boltons didn't purposefully murder my relatives

Seemed like the opposite. Nothing really happened. I mean Jaime is in the Riverlands now and the Starks got 400 extra men. Arya should be dead but we all know she won't be. The Hound is alive but he's just another subplot that's going to go kill BwB guys so I can't see how that's important. And the KL plot isn't really advancing. It's nearly in stand still

Euron is Saruman: Euron’s definitely invading Oldtown after his colossal blood sacrifice of both fleets (h/t Steven Attewell) and his attendant metaphysical power-up. We see at the end of AFFC that he’s already sent a force to the city to pave his way, and I agree with @baphomet313 that the sphinxes kneeling to Euron Bloodeye in Damphair’s vision link to the sphinx statues guarding the Citadel, thus symbolizing Euron’s conquest of Oldtown and its various repositories of knowledge and power. Indeed, GRRM dropped a clue in “The Reaver” that the Crow’s Eye will end up at the Hightower: “Perhaps we can fly. All of us. How we will we ever know unless we leap from some tall tower?” IMO the “leap” is into the metaphysical abyss of the Others’ invasion; Euron blows the Horn of Joramun from atop the Hightower. Remember Pate relating the claim that you can see all the way to the Wall from up there? No way that’s literally true, of course, but again, I think it’s foreshadowing. I think he arrives in Oldtown as a dragonrider, yes. Vic blows Dragonbinder (and burn from within) in his second TWOW chapter, the dragon caught by it takes off westward, and we next see it again being ridden by Euron. For him to have ensorceled Fire with one horn even as he summons Ice with another is the perfect encapsulation of Euron’s MO, namely conquering all meta-narratives, absorbing all ideologies (even oppositional ones) into his singular stew of eldritch evil. It’s entirely possible he’s got some kraken/Deep Ones related force at his command, too, after the aforementioned sacrifice on the open water. Not for nothing did GRRM have both Varys and Valena Toland, three books apart, report krakens rising from the depths. And we know from WOIAF that the Deep Ones built the base of the aforementioned Hightower. If I’m right that Euron is ASOIAF Saruman to the Others’ Sauron, that the old gods are his Valar, the glass candles his palantir, and the Hightower his Orthanc, well…he needs him some Uruk-Hai, and the Deep Ones fit the half-human bill disturbingly well.

You're making a lot of leaps. And no, Euron isn't just sacrificing his kid, gf and Aeron. He's sacrificing all the other priests too to mass murder and sacrifice the Redwyne fleet too

Maybe he's like Berserk's author who has to take a break because of how depressing his series is

I think the Second Dance of Dragons is Euron versus Aegon versus Daenerys or Euron and Daenerys in an alliance versus Aegon. Also it looks like Euron's on his way to Daenerys at the moment. They can meet halfway through the book. And it seems that Euron's going to start a second Doom in Oldtown and that region. But whatever he's going to do at Oldtown is rippling through the dreamscape just like the Red Wedding did: "He saw the longships of the Ironborn adrift and burning on a boiling blood­-red sea. He saw his brother on the Iron Throne again, but Euron was no longer human. He seemed more squid than man, a monster fathered by a kraken of the deep, his face a mass of writhing tentacles." Euron may or may not become something more than man after his mass sacrifice. https://www.reddit.com/r/asoiaf/comments/4m33w9/spoilers_twow_ripples_in_the_dreamscape_grrm/

Victarion isn't going to sit the iron throne. The man with a mass of tentacles for a face, I think is a signal that Euron is trying to become some Eldricht abomination using the magic ritual on the Redwyne fleet

Any other hypothetical way would be fan wank because the horn is the only way we've been introduced in the past 5 books. Anything else would seem like an ass pull the Others aren't really a human enemy unlike Euron.

Kingsmoot doesn't matter anymore. The only way to actually beat Euron is to kill him not vote him off the island lol