Crabfeeder seems to be the first obvious “villain” of “House of the Dragon.” But who is he? Here's a break down of the second episode of HouseofDragon ⬇️
, the Crabfeeder is the alias of Craghas Drahar, the self-appointed prince-admiral of the Triarchy. Drahar is called Crabfeeder for his preferred method of punishing his enemies — staking them on the beach and leaving them for the tides and crabs.Crabfeeder is shown wearing a mask that covers most of his face.
The reason for this look is not explained, but it could be so Crabfeeder appears more intimidating, or because he is shy, or to hide his scarring; it is clear that Crabfeeder hasSteve Toussaint as Lord Corlys Velaryon in “House of the Dragon.”The Triarchy is an alliance of three of the Free Cities of western Essos: Myr, Lys and Tyrosh, according to the books.
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