The Dragons Part 2

It wasn’t long before dragons started to work together. At first it was for personal gain. As the leader of a gang, you could sit back and watch your minions do all the work, while you quite literally reaped the rewards. The leaders, however, always had one eye over their shoulder, for there was always another dragon looking to place himself in the ‘hot seat’. Fear, treachery and assassination were

The Dragons Part 1

It had started as an accident. Pure and simple. The ellipitical orbit of the meteor had lasted in excess of four months, during which time thousands of tonnes of debris had spewed out across more than four fifths of the world. The impending impact would spell the end of the dinosaurs. But thanks to the magical properties of the laminium ore secreted throughout the meteor, a complete fluke would give rise

The Basilisks

Feared throughout the ages by everyone and everything, the Basilisks were always held in high regard by the dragons. Whether through fear of their incredibly toxic poison (said to be able to poison water supplies and rot fruit, vegetables and crops), their ability to kill beings with a single glance, or the fact that they were renowned strategists and tacticians, isn’t clear. What is clear is the historical importance of

The Nagas

All Nagas resemble serpents in some way, shape or form. Looking mainly like the cobra, with half their bodies off the ground most of the time, some show glimpses of human-like form. Arms and a human-like chest are not uncommon. They like to live in shallow, remote ocean areas, underground caverns, or on the odd occasion hard to reach waterways. Examples over the last two centuries include outreaches of the Amazon river,