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Dragons in different fantasy settings Dragon Age: A Song of Ice and Fire: malka Elder Scrolls: Warcraft: Dark Souls: Large and powerful reptiles that once roamed the skies of Thedas in great numbers until they were hunted to near extinction by the Nevarrans at the end of the Blessed Age were believed to be extinct. Until they reappeared again later. Highly intelligent and long-lived creatures that develop psychic bonds with their riders they Were first tamed by a now-long-lost civilization; afterwards, its survivors used them as living wearpons to carve out an empire of their own in the west. Their mere presence seems to also empower magic and supernatural phenomena, and they never stop growing as long as they live. Divine children of the god of time, they are fully sentient, naturally cruel, contemptuous, and immortal as long as their souls are not absorbed by someone who is not a dragon. They also speak, and their breath weapon is actually just them talking elements into existence. Beings created by the Titans to oversee life in the world, they are divided into groups based on their color and elemental affinity and are each led by a leader called an Aspect. Primordial beings that dominated the early world until the appearance of the first flame; shortly afterwards, one dragon betrayed his kind, sided with the Gods/Lords, and gave away their weakness to lightning, resulting in a war that ended with most of them dead. KAPWING

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Dragons in different fantasy setting.


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