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===== History: Jaern ===== | ===== History: Jaern ===== | ||
- | Jaernian dragons | + | Dragons |
A deal was struck with mortals: after two hundred years, a return portal was to be opened and the dragons would be let into the new world - assuming one was found. However, in the chaos of Jaern' | A deal was struck with mortals: after two hundred years, a return portal was to be opened and the dragons would be let into the new world - assuming one was found. However, in the chaos of Jaern' | ||
- | In 10061, four obelisk artifacts keeping the dragons' | + | In 2537, four obelisk artifacts keeping the dragons' |
**Jaernian Dragon Worship - The Cult of [[gods: | **Jaernian Dragon Worship - The Cult of [[gods: | ||
- | The god Kelvar was well-known in ancient days, though she has been almost entirely forgotten through millennia of slumber. Her people were nearly destroyed by a faction based out of [[settings: | + | The god Kelvar was well-known in ancient days, though she has been almost entirely forgotten through millennia of slumber. Her people were nearly destroyed by a faction based out of [[settings: |
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===== History: Cahyali ===== | ===== History: Cahyali ===== | ||
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**Long of Ruefang:** In Ruefang, a group of Long would assist in driving off a demonic invasion in the late 7800s. This act elevated the Long, and dragons as a whole, to a position of extreme reverence. For centuries, they ruled Ruefang as benevolent kings. Even today, the Long remains the primary symbol of Ruefang as a nation. Dragons are considered to be god-like beings by Ruefangren, and shrines across the country are set up in their honor. | **Long of Ruefang:** In Ruefang, a group of Long would assist in driving off a demonic invasion in the late 7800s. This act elevated the Long, and dragons as a whole, to a position of extreme reverence. For centuries, they ruled Ruefang as benevolent kings. Even today, the Long remains the primary symbol of Ruefang as a nation. Dragons are considered to be god-like beings by Ruefangren, and shrines across the country are set up in their honor. | ||
- | The Long would mysteriously disappear in the 8200s, and would not be seen again in Ruefang [[history: | + | The Long would mysteriously disappear in the 600s, and would not be seen again in Ruefang [[history: |
**Dragons of Vervand:** In Vervand, dragons are referred to as the Dawnstrom. They have a long history of association with the people of the Vervish tribes. In ancient Vervand the Dawnstrom were revered as the sky dancers for the way they moved across the night sky, scales shimmering in the Làn-Dìom: lights caused by the elemental energy diffused from Mistik Ravine in Ulos. Unlike their Ruefang counterparts, | **Dragons of Vervand:** In Vervand, dragons are referred to as the Dawnstrom. They have a long history of association with the people of the Vervish tribes. In ancient Vervand the Dawnstrom were revered as the sky dancers for the way they moved across the night sky, scales shimmering in the Làn-Dìom: lights caused by the elemental energy diffused from Mistik Ravine in Ulos. Unlike their Ruefang counterparts, | ||
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Drakos come in a few variations, named for their elements: Aerodrako (air), Terodrako (earth), Fajrodrako (fire), Akvodrako (water), and Glaciodrako (ice). A drako is about as intelligent as a bear, and most are solitary creatures. They are predators, hunting larger game such as deer and tuna in their natural habitats. They can be tamed, though this is rare and usually only possible through magical power such as that granted by [[gods: | Drakos come in a few variations, named for their elements: Aerodrako (air), Terodrako (earth), Fajrodrako (fire), Akvodrako (water), and Glaciodrako (ice). A drako is about as intelligent as a bear, and most are solitary creatures. They are predators, hunting larger game such as deer and tuna in their natural habitats. They can be tamed, though this is rare and usually only possible through magical power such as that granted by [[gods: | ||
- | Drakos were created by true dragons through powerful magic thousands of years ago, when mortals were only barely starting to settle down into agricultural villages. When Torandor was destroyed, many drakos managed to make the trip, and have happily repopulated Jaern since. As for Cahyali, drakos were created before the Stormwing Calamity, when dragons were the undisputed masters of the continent, and have become just like regular animals since. | + | Drakos were created by true dragons through powerful magic thousands of years ago, when mortals were only barely starting to settle down into agricultural villages. As for Cahyali, drakos were created before the Stormwing Calamity, when dragons were the undisputed masters of the continent, and have become just like regular animals since. |
==== Wyverns ==== | ==== Wyverns ==== | ||
The wyvern is the flying cousin of the drako. It has two back legs, and its front limbs are wings. They come in all the same elemental variations as drakos and are believed to have a similar origin, being created by true dragons millennia ago. The names for the elemental variations are Aerovern, Terovern, Fajrovern, Akvovern, and Glaciovern. | The wyvern is the flying cousin of the drako. It has two back legs, and its front limbs are wings. They come in all the same elemental variations as drakos and are believed to have a similar origin, being created by true dragons millennia ago. The names for the elemental variations are Aerovern, Terovern, Fajrovern, Akvovern, and Glaciovern. | ||
- | They are slightly smaller and more social than drakos, and form packs of family groups to hunt and raise young. They tend to eat smaller game, and people often see them as " | + | They are slightly smaller and more social than drakos, and form packs of family groups to hunt and raise young. They tend to eat smaller game, and people often see them as " |
Wyvern tamers say that they are quite intriguing creatures, each with their own colorful personality, | Wyvern tamers say that they are quite intriguing creatures, each with their own colorful personality, |
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