The Nature of Dragons in Kalin and Efaanu in Nilam | World Anvil

The Nature of Dragons in Kalin and Efaanu

Dragons are some of the oldest, wisest, and most dangerous creatures in Kalin. While legends say that Dragons were once a common sight in Kalin, those days are long gone.   Now most Dragons are reclusive and live in hidden locations either solitary or in small groups. Though the notable exception to this is Tarkus, a very public Blue dragon.   The exact nature and classification of Dragons is a hotly debated academic question. The most accepted theory is that the colored dragons, sometimes called elemental or chromatic dragons, are more connected to the world and its elements (with Reds corresponding to fire, Blues to Storms and Water, etc).   Meanwhile the metallic dragons seem to be more connected to the divine and magic in someway, though the exact nature of this connection is unknown.   It seems that even during the heyday of the Dragons metallic dragons were much more rare a sight than the chromatic dragons. It's also accepted that the White Dragons were chief amongst the Chromatic dragons, while Golds were chief amongst the metallic, though due to the number disparity between the Chromatic and Metallic Dragons the Whites were the de-facto rulers of all dragons if not officially.   A lot of this information is guess work.   While the ancient Elves of the Torva'Ir held the Dragons in high esteem and often worked with them, much of their knowledge was lost after the Fall of the Torva, and much of the good will was lost way before that during The Dragon War.  

Dragon Colors Types and Their Theorized Power Source

 

Chromatics

  Red Dragons: Fire   Blue Dragons: Water, Storms, and Wind   Green Dragons: Nature and Growth   Black Dragons: Mountains and the Underground   White Dragons: Ice and Cold    

Metallics

  Brass Dragons: Suthan for their wit and intelligence.   Bronze Dragons: Idiomar for their courage and strength.   Copper Dragons: Lethaego for their Charisma.   Silver Dragons: Suthan originally for their curiosity and love of history. Many academics now associate them with Padnora.   Gold Dragons: All three Avatars of The Mantle. Suthan for their intelligence and fairness. Idiomar for their bravery against evil and solitary nature. Lethaego for their wisdom and calm demeanor.

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