11 Important Things To Remember About Game Of Thrones Before Watching Season 7
3. Euron Greyjoy And Dragonbinder
Euron Greyjoy is promoted as the villain without any redeeming quality, someone who will supposedly make Ramsay seem tame and kind in comparison.
Theon and Yara’s Uncle made his debut in season 6 by pushing his brother and King of the Iron Islands, Balon Greyjoy, off a bridge into the aggressive waves of the sea.
After winning the Kingsmoot, a scene which was a spectacular failure in comparison to A Feast For Crows, Euron Greyjoy became king, and he demanded that his poor and overworked followers somehow create him a bunch of boats so that they could venture to King’s Landing and kill his nephews.
But, if you have not read the novels, then you are perhaps unaware of Dragonbinder; a horn which is said to bound nearby dragons to its owner. Even though Euron did not possess the horn at the Kingsmoot in the show, it is possible that he will find and be with it in season 7. If he is not, then he and his Iron Island brethrens may as well wave the white flag.