DOTA: Dragon's Blood

Book 1

8 episodes · Mar 25, 2021

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  • What the Thunder Said
    S1E1

    What the Thunder Said

    Mar 25, 202128m

    There's no rest for the righteous: Dragon Knight Davion makes an ominous discovery and meets a princess with a plan. A fiery fight burns its hero.

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  • Princess of Nothing
    S1E2

    Princess of Nothing

    Mar 25, 202126m

    Mirana and Marci lend a hand to Davion, who remembers little. The Black Market calls; Davion spits out a telltale ring — and unleashes a beast within.

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  • Neverwhere Land
    S1E3

    Neverwhere Land

    Mar 25, 202126m

    Dream on: visions drive a haunted Dragon Knight and a gifted lotus thief. Fymryn sets out to find her sorcerer as a treacherous path humbles Mirana.

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  • The Monster at the End of This Book
    S1E4

    The Monster at the End of This Book

    Mar 25, 202127m

    Fear summons a goddess; Davion looks to a brooding brother for answers — or a fight. Fymryn's rescuer faces a powerful luminary, ready to declare war.

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  • The Fire Sermon
    S1E5

    The Fire Sermon

    Mar 25, 202125m

    The gang copes with a bumpy landing while the Order goes to war. Slyrak rampages, and Davion must reckon with the powerful spirits of ancient dragons.

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  • The Knight, Death and the Devil
    S1E6

    The Knight, Death and the Devil

    Mar 25, 202126m

    Fymryn and Luna appeal to their goddesses. The Invoker delivers tough truths to Davion and Mirana; later, a bargain is struck.

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  • Speak the Words
    S1E7

    Speak the Words

    Mar 25, 202126m

    A grieving father invokes a daughter's memory. Up to her old tricks, Fymryn rushes into a dragon's nest, leaving Davion to risk it all.

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  • A Game of Chess
    S1E8

    A Game of Chess

    Mar 25, 202126m

    Old compatriots — and enemies — reemerge. Mirana and Fymryn try to right wrongs, but a goddess has other plans, and cruel oblivion beckons.

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