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** Bargained with a party of heroes to release them in return for all the information and knowledge he had gathered on the hags. |
** Bargained with a party of heroes to release them in return for all the information and knowledge he had gathered on the hags. |
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* '''Thymor'ala''' |
* '''Thymor'ala''' |
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** A black dragon who terrorized and killed the tribe of the lizardfolk [[Dur'kalak]] in [[the Burning Forests]] of Isonhound. By being the sole survivor of the attack, Dur'kalaka and Thymor'ala became archenemies. |
** A black dragon who terrorized and killed the tribe of the lizardfolk [[Dur'kalak]] in [[the Burning Forests]] of Isonhound. By being the sole survivor of the attack, Dur'kalaka and Thymor'ala became archenemies. |
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** Thymor'ala also had a clutch of eggs she parented with the [[Brass Dragon|brass dragon]] [[Gideon]] |
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Revision as of 05:42, 24 November 2024
Black Dragons were the most vicious and animalistic of them all, with a heart of coal and a desire to destroy all, they were considered the most dangerous dragon by many simply due to their unpredictability and usual unwillingness to cooperate or make compromises.
Notable Black Dragons
- Jatil Jivelg
- Ith
- Velathidros
- A young black dragon who assaulted Synàra as part of the Three Dragons on Synàra incident in 825 PR.
- Gharzolv
- A young black dragon trapped in a corrupted membrane, drained of its vitality by a group of hags known as The Mothers.
- Bargained with a party of heroes to release them in return for all the information and knowledge he had gathered on the hags.
- Thymor'ala
- A black dragon who terrorized and killed the tribe of the lizardfolk Dur'kalak in the Burning Forests of Isonhound. By being the sole survivor of the attack, Dur'kalaka and Thymor'ala became archenemies.
- Thymor'ala also had a clutch of eggs she parented with the brass dragon Gideon