Post by Dreyco on Jun 21, 2008 12:05:57 GMT -8
From the Library of Myrist...
The poison dragon is beyond comprehension in age and power, and is the most feared of the ancient enemies of the Iksar since the Shissar. He has taken refuge in the ruins of the ancient Iksar capital of Sebilis, ruling his domain from a chamber that lies in the heart of the city. Ironically it was Trakanon himself who dealt the final death blows to the Sebilis of old.
It is said that Trakanon's undying hatred of the Iksar Empire caused his exile from the Ring of Scale. It seemed that the poison dragon advocated powerful, direct and immediate intervention on behalf of all the races against the Iksar at the time when their empire had begun to squeeze Kunark and their aspirations for total dominance of the continent became more than apparent. He was denounced for the polemic by Jaled-dar, the leader of the Ring, and ordered to stand down. Trakanon did not give up, however, and slowly gained support among the younger dragonkind. The ring of Scale ruled to intervene against the Iksar, but only indirectly. Trakanon was still not pleased and began to take matters into his own talons, eventually becoming an important figure in the downfall of the Iksar.
The poison dragon is beyond comprehension in age and power, and is the most feared of the ancient enemies of the Iksar since the Shissar. He has taken refuge in the ruins of the ancient Iksar capital of Sebilis, ruling his domain from a chamber that lies in the heart of the city. Ironically it was Trakanon himself who dealt the final death blows to the Sebilis of old.
It is said that Trakanon's undying hatred of the Iksar Empire caused his exile from the Ring of Scale. It seemed that the poison dragon advocated powerful, direct and immediate intervention on behalf of all the races against the Iksar at the time when their empire had begun to squeeze Kunark and their aspirations for total dominance of the continent became more than apparent. He was denounced for the polemic by Jaled-dar, the leader of the Ring, and ordered to stand down. Trakanon did not give up, however, and slowly gained support among the younger dragonkind. The ring of Scale ruled to intervene against the Iksar, but only indirectly. Trakanon was still not pleased and began to take matters into his own talons, eventually becoming an important figure in the downfall of the Iksar.
