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| − | [[Dragons]] are magnificent in their splendor. Among the largest of the native life of [[Ancaria]], they are also among the most feared. Merely a touch of their breath is sufficient to incinerate many of ''their'' enemies – humans and elves and all of their ilk being numbered therein.
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| − | The [[Dragons|dragon]] prefers to slaughter in close combat, using his powerful claws to quickly sunder flesh from bone. It is never safe by a dragon's side. But keeping a distance is not safety either – for the [[Dragons|dragon]] swiftly turns and expels a noxious mix of fermented gases that quickly ignites into gargantuan flames when mixed with the surrounding air – consuming the unwary in a fiery inferno.
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| − | Stay back a bit more, you suggest. Nay, stay back much further, I say. For dancing just outside the dragons breath may be the most dangerous of all. It appears that through their close proximity to evil sorcerers of the past, [[dragons]] have acquired some magical skills as well. With a mere shake of her head, little more than a nod, she will cast down a hail of fiery meteors from the heavens, obliterating those that taunt her.
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| − | And yet, not all [[dragons]] are the enemy of humankind. [[Loromir]] of [[Drakenden]] has proven a boon.
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