Ejderhakan
Shadows of an ancient sin, the Ejderhakan are a relic of the old, a suave and mysterious race whose appearance often invokes fear and suspicion.
Origins.
Since time immemorial, there has been much speculation regarding the origins of this enigmatic people and where they truly came from. Among the elder races, there are rumours and half-remembered legends surrounding the forbidden union between a wayward Drakkan lord and a naive Vanneran priestess. Indeed, due to their scaly skin and curved horns that set them apart from other ancestries, many scholars have argued the Ejderhakan to be the progeny of dragons. Meanwhile religious theologians vehemently claim the Ejderhakan to be some form of netherspawn, sired during blasphemous rites between mortals and abhorrent fiends. Whatever the truth, it is largely lost in the annals of time and left to the imagination, only the eldest among the Ejderhakan may know the truth.
Physiology
༺ Skin ༻
༺ Eyes ༻
༺ Horns ༻
༺ Tails ༻
༺ Hair ༻
Culture
Ejderhakan culture and society is well documented to be a place where egos are large and arrogance is vast.
Criminals such as thieves typically have the tips of a horn sawn off to mark them out, those who commit such heinous crimes to be banished from Myrükaşehir are de-horned completely, marking them to be an exile and a traitor.
Migration
Traditions
༺ Ejderhakan Names ༻
Common Names (Female):
Abiya, Adiva , Aynî, Aynişah, Ara, Asfora, Baraka, Bitisib, Beste, Bülbül, Catahra, Derya, Durpaşa, Ese, Fadila, Farija, Gevheri, Gülahmer, Hala, Hiristiniye, Hürrem, lamar, Ilisabek, İlaldi, İlkay, Kadila, Kamerşah, Kösem, Laleruh, Mahidevran, Mahpeyker, Meleki, Meriel, Meret, Mihri, Munaa, Nada, Nefes, Nehmetawy, Nureh, Öykü, Özge, Paphnutia, Rabi, Sabah, Saida, Samar, Samiye, Sarsora, Şebsefa, Şehla, Shunnari, Tarub, Tanoute, Thuravya, Zeyni, and Zenobia.Common Names (Male):
Aariz, Abadir, Abbakar, Abon, Aken, Amoun, Amasis, Amenophis, Anhur, Asraf, Besada, Butrys, Chakir, Chibale, Daud, Drayhim, Dhahran, Eajaz Elyès, Eldin, Ekram, Enayat, Fahd, Fadli, Faruk, Farès, Ghaffar, Ghanim, Girgis, Harun, Harsiese, Hasherin, Imoúthēs, Jabal, Jafar, Kadar, Kalil, Kharyi, Khail, Malik, Menkaure, Meriiti, Muham, Nadim, Nehebkau, Nur, Païsios, Psote, Rahimat, Saibh, Sarsor, Sarjoun, Senbi, Sidhom, Suliman, Sudur, Tahyr, Tanios, Usayd, Usire, Waliyuddin, Yehiya, Youakim, and Yusuf."It is the innate anserine nature of lesser species that hinders their ability to accurately recall names with more than three syllables! Even the act of retelling of tales longer than a minute cannot be completed without serious error."
I absolutely love the detail in the article, down to the skin, eyes and horns. Oh my just love it.
Thank you so much! Really appreciate your comments, I know our team artist really tried hard to get these nailed down, and I think she wants to do the tails too down the line.