Galag Rok
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Galag Rok is the country of dragonfolk. It resides on a large island nestled between Kos and Akea. It is the homeland of the dragonfolk and kobolds. The name Galag Rok means First Landing. They believe that it was founded by the dragon guardian when he carried the first dragonborn out of the skies. The country is ruled by a dragon king who is elected for life among the dragon lords. All the wealth of the country flows in and out of the dragon lords. The laws are created by the dragon lords, and the few dragons who either decide to settle in Qunid, the capital city, or survive the death of their soul bond are the highest judges in the land. The country is made up almost entirely of dragonfolk and kobolds, though at the height of their strength, they controlled most of Kos and Akea. There is a clear pecking order with the draconics (except kobolds) being treated better than all the other races. In fact, non draconid species can't become citizens in the country. Kobolds actually make up the majority of the population and are seen as slaves and workers. They are forbidden from owning property, and most live poor lives. Despite being the firstborn of Qazakthein's children, they are seen as defective and inferior by the dragonfolk. They are smaller in size. The country boasts a small yet mighty military. The dragon lords fight from the front on the backs of their dragons. Due to this, they can cover vast distances quickly, and they can decimate their enemies with dragonfire. The people of Galag Rok primarily worship the sky god Qazakthein as the creator of the dragons. Golden dragons adorn temples and palaces in honor of his strength. They have an uneasy alliance with the dwarves of Akea to allow their youth to venture into the mountains in search of a dragon to bond with. And they are frequently at odds with the birdfolk tribes. They conquered the humans who settled on Kos, but so long as they stay on Kos, the kings of Galag Rok tend to be content to let them lead their own lives. This proved to be a poor choice when the humans rose up against the dragons in the Third Dragon War and spelled the end of Galag Rok.
Type
Geopolitical, Country
Capital
Government System
Monarchy, Absolute
Power Structure
Autonomous area
Economic System
Palace economy
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