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Euron Greyjoy, known as Crow's Eye[1] and Euron Crow's Eye,[3] is a member of House Greyjoy and is the eldest of Lord Balon Greyjoy's younger brothers.

Euron is captain of the Silence, a ship crewed entirely by mutes whose tongues he ripped out. The personal coat of arms of the Crow's Eye is a red eye with a black pupil beneath a black iron crown supported by two crows.[7]

In the television adaptation Game of Thrones, Euron is portrayed by Pilou Asbæk.

Euron is handsome, with pale skin, black hair, and a neat dark beard.[6] He wears a black leather patch over his left eye,[6] and sometimes a red leather eyepatch.[8] He is nicknamed Crow's Eye, possibly because the leather patch conceals a "black eye shining with malice", per his nephew, Theon Greyjoy.[9] Euron's right eye is as blue as the summer sky and is called his "smiling eye".[6] Additionally, since Euron has begun drinking shade of the evening, his lips have turned blue.[8]

Euron has a black reputation.[10] He is considered cunning[2] and mocking,[6][8] and has a glib tongue.[8] The Crow's Eye is hated by his brothers Aeron,[3] who considers him godless, and Victarion, as Euron impregnated his salt wife.[6]

Despite his dangerous and mercurial nature, Euron has little trouble in drawing men to his service, especially freaks and fools.[11] While most ironborn captains keep the lion's share of plunder, Euron takes almost nothing for himself.[12] Victarion thinks of Euron's supporters as his pets.[6]

Euron owns a suit of black scale armor with various patterns, glyphs, and arcane symbols. His brother Aeron believes it to be made of Valyrian steel.[

When he was a boy, Euron had a dream that he could fly.[8] He often mocked his younger brother Victarion when they were children.[13] Another brother, Aeron, has terrible memories associated with Euron and the sound of a rusted iron hinge.

Balon Greyjoy and his younger brothers, Euron and Victarion, convinced their father, Lord Quellon Greyjoy, to join Robert's Rebellion, and they raided the Reach late in the war. After Quellon was killed in a battle at the Mander, however, the new Lord Balon returned to the Iron Islands with his brothers.[3][14]

At the outset of Greyjoy's Rebellion in 289 AC, Euron concocted a plan to sail into Lannisport and burn the Lannister fleet at anchor. Led by Victarion, the Iron Fleet followed Euron's plan and destroyed the westerlands' naval force.[2] Balon's rebellion was eventually defeated by King Robert I Baratheon, however.[15]

Euron often went reaving.[6] In 297 AC, he was sent away from the Iron Islands by Lord Balon as punishment for seducing or raping Victarion's salt wife, and he was warned never to return while Balon was alive. Victarion wanted to kill Euron and would have if not for the taboo against kinslaying.[3] Euron laughed at Victarion when they parted.[6] Euron has several bastard children but does not have any regard for any of them. One such boy is ten years old with woolly hair and skin the color of mud.[8]

Since Euron's banishment, the Silence has sailed, pillaged, and raped all over the known world. Euron boasts to have travelled to Asshai and even sailed the Smoking Sea and walked the smoking ruins of Valyria.[16] Euron also claims to have owned a dragon egg which a Myrish wizard was unable to hatch.[8] The Crow's Eye alleges he tossed the egg into the sea during one of his foul moods.[8]