Daenerys Targaryen, the Mother of Dragons, has always been a character of mystery and strength. As fans of "Game of Thrones" have often wondered, why did she choose to ride her dragons without the protection of a saddle or armor? The answer is a blend of practicality, symbolism, and a deep connection with her dragons.
In the world of Westeros, dragonriders traditionally used saddles and sometimes even armor.
However, Daenerys broke from this tradition. This choice can be seen as a powerful symbol of her unique bond with her dragons. Unlike her ancestors, who viewed dragons as powerful tools of war, Daenerys considered her dragons as her children. Her bareback riding reflects a deep trust and an almost mystical connection that transcends the need for conventional safety measures.
Another factor to consider is the practicality of creating such equipment. After the fall of House Targaryen and the extinction of dragons, the knowledge and craftsmanship required to make dragon saddles and armor were likely lost. When Daenerys first hatched her dragons, she was in a foreign land with limited resources. Even if she had desired such equipment, the means to produce it were unavailable.
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