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Dragons are a majestic and powerful race known for their dominance of the Floating Isles and their unique magical abilities. This wiki page provides a comprehensive overview of the Dragons, their history, culture, and their interactions with the world.
The history of the Dragons is closely tied to their home on the Floating Isles, a landmass that floats above the eastern part of the continent. This isolated existence has allowed them to develop their unique culture and adapt to their surroundings.
Dragon society is hierarchical, led by the strongest and most ancient dragons. Their culture places great importance on wisdom, strength, and the respect of age. Their social structure is organized into a system where the oldest and most powerful dragons hold positions of authority.
Notable Cultural Features:
Dragons possess extraordinary magical abilities that set them apart from other races. Their mastery of various types of magic has made them formidable beings.
Key Magical Abilities:
Relations between Dragons and other races are complex. As their population on the Floating Isles has grown, tensions have arisen over territorial disputes. Dragons once lived in isolation, but their expansion has led to increased contact with the world below. Some interactions have been peaceful, while others have resulted in conflict.
Notable Alliances:
Dragons predominantly inhabit the Floating Isles, creating a network of caves, tunnels, and nests within the floating mountains. These settlements, constructed with great care, serve as the central hubs of Dragon society.
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An example of a Dragon settlement on the Floating Isles, carved into the floating mountains.
Dragons, with their majestic presence, deep-rooted traditions, and potent magical abilities, continue to be a fascinating and influential race on the continent. As their interactions with other races increase, the future holds both promise and challenges for the Dragons and the continent they inhabit.