Dragonstone

Governor: The Queendom of Daenerys I Targaryen

WA Delegate: None.

Founder: The Queendom of Daenerys I Targaryen

Last WA Update: 10 hours ago

Maps Board Activity History Admin Rank

Most Valuable International Artwork: 2,969th

World Factbook Entry

Dragonstone is a castle on the island of the same name at the entrance to Blackwater Bay, below the Dragonmont. It was the original seat of House Targaryen in Westeros, and had been colonized and fortified as the westernmost outpost of the Valyrian Freehold. Shaped from stone to look like dragons, the castle has a dark reputation.

After Aegon's Conquest of the Seven Kingdoms, Dragonstone in the newly-created crownlands served as the seat of their heir apparent, known as the Prince of Dragonstone.

Embassies: The Known World, The Embassy, Guinea Kiribati, Mitteleuropa, Chocolate territory, Land of Europa, Hurricane 12, and Westeros.

Tags: Medium.

Dragonstone contains 28 nations, the 795th most in the world.

Today's World Census Report

The Largest Trout Fishing Sector in Dragonstone

The World Census conducted frenzied haggling with fishmongers in order to determine which nations have the largest fishing industries.

As a region, Dragonstone is ranked 15,954^th in the world for Largest Trout Fishing Sector.

	Nation	WA Category	Motto
1.	The Kingdom of Maegor I Targaryen	Inoffensive Centrist Democracy	“Fire and Blood”
2.	The Republic of Barristan the Bold	New York Times Democracy	“Fire and Blood”
3.	The Kingdom of Caraxes the Blood Wyrm	Left-Leaning College State	“Fire and Blood”
4.	The Queendom of Meleys the Red Queen	Civil Rights Lovefest	“Fire and Blood”
5.	The Kingdom of Jaehaerys II Targaryen	Civil Rights Lovefest	“Fire and Blood”
6.	The Kingdom of Daeron II Targaryen	Civil Rights Lovefest	“Fire and Blood”
7.	The Republic of Ser Arthur Dayne	New York Times Democracy	“And Now It Begins”
8.	The Protectorate of Duncan the Tall	Civil Rights Lovefest	“Fire and Blood”
9.	The Republic of Grey Ghost	Inoffensive Centrist Democracy	“God, Homeland, Liberty”
10.	The Kingdom of Quentyn Ball	New York Times Democracy	“Fireball”