Rhaegal

Rhaegal was one of three dragon eggs gifted to Daenerys Targaryen by Illyrio Mopatis. The egg was described as being the color of bronze scales, with streaks of green and gold. It hatched in the Dothraki Sea during a funeral pyre, along with two other eggs, Viserion and Drogon, making Daenerys the first dragonrider in centuries.

Rhaegal, named after Daenerys's deceased brother, Viserys Targaryen, was initially a smaller dragon, but grew significantly over time. Its scales were predominantly green, with bronze markings along its back and wings, and it possessed golden eyes. Rhaegal was known for its agility and speed in flight.

Throughout Daenerys's campaigns, Rhaegal played a vital role. It was instrumental in battles, providing aerial support and breathing fire upon enemies. Rhaegal was often seen flying alongside Drogon, its larger sibling. During the Battle of Winterfell against the Night King's army, Rhaegal was mortally wounded by Viserion, which had been reanimated by the Night King. Rhaegal fell from the sky, and Daenerys mourned its loss deeply. The dragon's death was a significant emotional blow to Daenerys and marked a turning point in the war.