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Creation - Ritual of Dracogenesis
The Ritual of Dracogenesis granted the power to create a generation of Draconians. This ritual was obscure and supremely difficult for even an experienced sorcerer to master. [1]
Wyrmwights were created millennia ago[as of when?] by powerful wizards, but they had never been numerous. Typically a clutch yielded only a single egg. [1]
Physiology
Humanoids whose skin was covered in scales, possessed a reptilian head resembling that of a dragon and had draconic wings and tail.
After a few generations, some draconians began showing new adaptations like feathers or frilled ridges. [1]
Notable Draconians
Cultural Groups
Dragon Phalanx
The largest populations of draconians in Orden were the Dragon Knights from Vasloria. Created by Good King Omund's wizard Vitae and reached the several thousand. The dominant language in Vasloria was Vaslorian. [1]
Small Communities in
- Khemhara. The dominant language is Khemharic. [1]
- Higara. The dominant language is Higaran. [1]
- Khoursir. The dominant language is Khoursirian. [1]
References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 1.5 1.6 1.7 1.8 Matthew Colville, et al. Draw Steel Rules, August 2024 Backer Packet (PDF). (Patreon), pp. 17-19. Retrieved on 2024-08-30.
- ↑ Matthew Colville, et al. Draw Steel Rules, August 2024 Backer Packet (PDF). (Patreon), pp. 2. Retrieved on 2024-08-30.
- ↑ Matthew Colville, et al. Strongholds & Followers. (MCDM Productions), pp. 114-146.