Zeglarian adventure guide

Tone of campagin

Tralnar wars 400 years later

The dragon wars have ravaged this world for a very long time and now we must find our answers for the solution to this longtime battle. My name is Shen (SHen) and it’s my job to appeal to the Gods and prove to them that our world is worthy of a second chance to make things right. Galek (Guh-leck) told me an old legend about Yecta the Celestial Golden Dragon. It was about when he sealed away the dragon lords in their old empires. The Transcendent Great Wyrm Red Dragon: Yimar the ruthless, the shadow souled: Aknar (Draug)the undead mage, the aspirant swordsman: Genjin, the dark paladin, and the fallen guardian: Azuka the wretched. Yimar was enslaving the dwarves and gnomes as his empire reached from the Redick plains to the east of that was Scale ash valley, to the west the Magenta vault, and to the south the ruins of the Azmecta kingdom of the Tolteztin territories. Those four places were known as the Jintar desert. As for Aknar he had the craters of Kastarian chains which were five miles by twenty-six miles. Genjin had the Ash Karl cannons and Azuka ruled the Valtarian trench. Each ruled with iron fists, with no competition except each other until Yecta: the guardian of spirit descended from the heavens surrounded by bright light with his long golden body white flowing main and five toed feet and escorted by the councils of the two first courts of the four elemental nations. The first two courts were the Chromatic ember court that ruled over Earth and Fire, the Metallic thunder court ruled over the Wind and Water. They had kept order for centuries and the Dragon Lords had gone too far with them this time because they had broken into heaven and stolen the crystals of Origins. Both courts were furious with them and with the help from Yecta they sealed them in their old empires. They were put into an eternal sleep only to awaken when the fifty-one planets, eight moons and seven suns align. You see I never told him that Yecta was my father, but it was not always like this.