The Dragon gods are six dragon entities the size of mountains who ruled the land after the
Prime Gods retreated from the world, in the Ending Age.
The Dragon gods heavily resemble the
Dragons/ Wyrms except many times their size. Each of the Dragon gods was associated with a single magical element, of which they held complete dominion. They fed directly from the buried Sterea beneath the earth and the Aeriouia flowing from Well-springs, making them the most powerful magic-users in recorded history, which is part of why their self-proclaimed rule went unchallenged. The other part was the six
Divine Sparks of the magical elements that were passed down to them through the Prime gods.
Being the first created by the Prime gods, the Dragon gods were some of the most powerful and creatively made creatures that have ever existed. As the first creations, the Dragon-gods gained a new aspect to their beings, a strange thing called emotions. Due to these emotions, the Dragon-gods were the first to fall subject to greed, wrath, and every other vice.
Like the rest of the New Gods, the Dragon gods were killed in
The Andier before Ascending.
The Dragon gods are:
| Name |
Pronunciation |
Element |
| Pyra |
(Pie-rah) |
Fire |
| Roufichtra |
(Rouh-feech-trah) |
Water |
| Opsianos |
(Ahp-see-ahn-oss) |
Earth |
| Typhonas |
(Tie-phone-as) |
Air |
| Apachrosi |
(Appa-crow-see) |
Shadow |
| Aktinovolia |
(Ack-teeno-vohlia) |
Light |
Pyra was well known amongst the rest of Elgis as a creature fueled by wrath, usually directed towards any humanoids in her territory.
Roufictra secluded himself deep in his territory, sending his draconic servants to gather knowledge from the rest of the land.
Opsianos built a palace high amongst mountain peaks where she lounged amongst pools of gems, gold, and platinum.
Typhonas lived amongst a kingdom of humans who served him in whatever aspect he desired, and he, in turn, made them the greatest civilization in Elgis.
Apachrosi lived in a haze of blood and battle, seeking the rush of challenging combat, frequently warring against
Leviathans.
Aktinovolia spent her days much as Typhonas did, though with violence and threats rather than diplomacy.
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