The Draconic Deities

Dragons are some of the mightiest and most ancient creature in the world. Each and every one of them has divine blood and they are often described as a race of gods made flesh. Because of this incredible power, it is difficult to imagine the power of the gods that dragons themselves might worship.

The story of Dragonkind and the Draconic gods begins with Baldorn. Baldorn was one of the Tane, primordial beings pulled from the imaginations of mortalkind and given life via the Fey Realm. Baldorn wandered away from the Fey Realm and onto the Material world, and once there he began his rampage. Baldorn was an Apocalyptic beast, leaving in his wake destruction, chaos and degenerate dragonkin children. Many of the more petty or obscure species of dragon date back to that time.

Baldorns struggles created intense suffering, and thousands of souls cried for some kind of saviour. This saviour was made flesh in the form of one of Baldorns own children, a deity named Sirius. Sirius was the first good dragon and he battled his father relentlessly, hoping to turn the tide of destruction. At first the mortal world rejoiced, but soon it became obvious that Sirius could not defeat Baldorn and that their battle only produced more destruction.

Final relief was only given after the birth of a third Draconic Deity. As Sirius and Baldorn fought, their blood fell and mixed together, and from this mingled blood sprung forth Kuldra. Kuldra was a dragon who dwarfed both Sirius and Baldorn in size and power, and did not care for their battle. Kuldra forced the two to declare peace, divided dragonkind evenly into their care and then became a mediator between the two.

From time to time Kuldra was unable to prevent conflict, and there have been various draconic wars throughout history, or new draconic species and races created without permission. But overall Kuldra has managed to keep the peace.

The Isle of Wyrmath, the center of draconic civilization where the council of Wyrms meets is dedicated to Kuldra and has major temples to Baldorn and Sirius. All dragons pay homage to either one or more of this divine Trinity.