Baelor: Prince Baelor Targaryen, known as "Breakspear," broke the typical Valyrian mold by inheriting the Dornish features of his mother, Myriah Martell. He was a tall, strong man with dark hair (sometimes described as light brown) and dark eyes. He kept his hair short and was clean-shaven. Style: He often wore simple, practical clothing, such as brown and green, rather than elaborate Targaryen attire. His distinctly non-Valyrian appearance caused some lords to question his Targaryen lineage, calling him "more Martell than Targaryen," although he was respected as a skilled warrior and wise Hand of the King. Has two sons, Valarr Targaryen and Matarys Targaryen. Baelor is characterized as a "dragon without flame," a warrior without cruelty, and a prince without arrogance

Maekar: A stern and martial prince, Maekar Targaryen glares defiantly. His posture is rigid with pride and loyalty to the Targaryen name. Maekar Targaryen deeply loves his children but is profoundly frustrated and disappointed by their behavior, often appearing as a stern, overwhelmed, and exasperated father. While he struggles with his older sons' flaws—particularly Aerion's cruelty and Daeron's weakness—he acts with paternal care, searching for them when lost and defending them. Essentially, Maekar is a protective, traditional, and often overwhelmed father who cares deeply for his family's honor and his children's safety, even when he cannot control their actions. Has 3 sons: Daeron, Aerion, and Aegon. Build: Thickly built, powerful, and athletic. Hair: Straight, pale silver-gold. Beard: A square-cut beard, usually described as silver with a hint of gold. Eyes: Violet. Attire: Often wears black and red, with armor that includes black iron and a crown of black iron and red gold.