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<blockquote>'''''Drakkan (drah-KAHN):''' They say we descended from the legendary dragons from some more wondrous age, but I don’t know that I buy it. I’ve always thought we look like seahorses. Skin pulled across spiny, exo-skeletal armor. Many of us spent generations enslaved by [[Aldomina]], who put us to work across Sangfielle, only to be left to its devices when the panic set in. Thankfully, in the southwest, we’ve taken [[Free Seas of Kay'va|a home for ourselves]], and one day, once the almanac is complete, I hope to make it back there.''</blockquote><div style="text-align: right;">''– The Almanac of the Heartland Rider''</div> | <blockquote>'''''Drakkan (drah-KAHN):''' They say we descended from the legendary dragons from some more wondrous age, but I don’t know that I buy it. I’ve always thought we look like seahorses. Skin pulled across spiny, exo-skeletal armor. Many of us spent generations enslaved by [[Aldomina]], who put us to work across Sangfielle, only to be left to its devices when the panic set in. Thankfully, in the southwest, we’ve taken [[Free Seas of Kay'va|a home for ourselves]], and one day, once the almanac is complete, I hope to make it back there.''</blockquote><div style="text-align: right;">''– The Almanac of the Heartland Rider''</div> | ||
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Latest revision as of 17:05, 21 October 2023
Drakkan (drah-KAHN): They say we descended from the legendary dragons from some more wondrous age, but I don’t know that I buy it. I’ve always thought we look like seahorses. Skin pulled across spiny, exo-skeletal armor. Many of us spent generations enslaved by Aldomina, who put us to work across Sangfielle, only to be left to its devices when the panic set in. Thankfully, in the southwest, we’ve taken a home for ourselves, and one day, once the almanac is complete, I hope to make it back there.
– The Almanac of the Heartland Rider