Dragões de Éter

#3194.02 of 664 ranked universes · full ranking

Books 3 books Status Complete 2011–2013 Reading commitment Medium Raphael Draccon Last reviewed 2026-08-20

Overview

Dragões de Éter ("Dragons of Ether") is a Brazilian high-fantasy trilogy by Raphael Draccon, following a young witch hunter named Fillard Wielder through a war between human factions and supernatural forces. Published by Novo Século (a Leya Brazil imprint) between 2011 and 2013, it became one of Brazil's best-selling homegrown fantasy series of its decade, with editions in Portugal and a Spanish-language edition for Mexico.

Epic fantasy · For YA

Core Canon: Reading Order (3 works) counts toward ranking

Dragões de Éter Raphael Draccon

WorkYearCanonRating
Cover of Caçadores de BruxasCaçadores de Bruxas2011core3.93 (1,502 ratings)
Cover of Corações de NeveCorações de Neve2012core4.09 (950 ratings)
Cover of Círculos de ChuvaCírculos de Chuva2013core4.09 (795 ratings)

The original Dragões de Éter trilogy, Core Canon in full.

Quick answers

Why is it ranked #319?

Ranked #319 of 664 ranked universes.

How the ranking works →

Why explore this universe?

Well rated · 3 books · Complete · 3k ratings · Ranks #319 overall

Good choice if you want a moderate-length epic fantasy universe that's already finished, so there's no wait for the next book.

Reading order

Publication order (3 Core Canon books)

  1. Caçadores de Bruxas (2011)
  2. Corações de Neve (2012)
  3. Círculos de Chuva (2013)

Awards (verified)

You might also like

Suggestions computed from what Dragões de Éter and each of these worlds have in common on record (subgenre, audience, shape, reading commitment and score), not a documented narrative connection.

Official resources

Research details

Ranking metrics: weighted average 4.02 across 3,247 ratings on 3 Core Canon books. See Why is it ranked here? above for the full breakdown, or the full ranking.

How do we know this?

Admission: Admit Dragões de Éter (Raphael Draccon) as a new universe accepted 2026-08-20

Sources: (see source tier definitions)

Last reviewed: 2026-08-27

Rule: The trilogy's three published novels form the whole of Core Canon. The author's later Rancor/Ranger books are set in an adjacent continuity and are out of scope for this admission, pending separate research.

← All universes