[KAT] History Report, Part the Third
There is not much to say about Actia and Albynmor.
Actia was a loosely organized group of tribes reminiscient of the Native Americans here. They were fierce warriors but I didn't have time to really watch them at length; we were only in Actia for a day or so before moving on to Albynmor.
Albynmor brings to mind the Russians of this world and again, we were not there for any length of time so I don't have much information to provide of them. Only that they had very...interesting...architecture.
However, I will take a break from talking about the nations to speak a moment about a subject somewhat close to my heart...
Dragons.
Yes, we had dragons. I... actually had a dragon Familiar. I thought of her today and decided since I didn't have much to say about the nations I would be discussing, I would write about her and her species.
There were two groups of dragons in our world, the Chromatics and Metallics. Chromatic dragons-consisting of Black, Blue, Green, Red, and White dragons-were decidedly evil, though what kind of evil would depend on their colour.
The Metallics, on the other hand-Brass, Bronze, Copper, Gold, and Silver-were all good-natured and benevolent. Rhindani, my familiar, was a newly hatched Copper dragon, and she was quite the prankster, like most dragons of her Colour.
Brass dragons would be quite content to talk your ear off if you gave them the chance... Bronze and Gold dragons despised evil in all its forms, though the Bronze dragons were more likely to attack in numbers, while the Golds acted as vigilantes, essentially. Silver dragons were quite fond of us humans and would frequently disguise themselves as one of our own.
I found Rhindani in a demi-plane before she'd hatched while Rori was attempting to retrieve an artifact she'd been employed to find. I took her egg with me, and shortly afterwards she'd hatched. Unfortunately her appetite was... rather voracious so after that we spent a lot of money simply feeding her.
...I'm starting to miss her even more now, so I think I'll leave it off there. Until next time.
-Aiden
Actia was a loosely organized group of tribes reminiscient of the Native Americans here. They were fierce warriors but I didn't have time to really watch them at length; we were only in Actia for a day or so before moving on to Albynmor.
Albynmor brings to mind the Russians of this world and again, we were not there for any length of time so I don't have much information to provide of them. Only that they had very...interesting...architecture.
However, I will take a break from talking about the nations to speak a moment about a subject somewhat close to my heart...
Dragons.
Yes, we had dragons. I... actually had a dragon Familiar. I thought of her today and decided since I didn't have much to say about the nations I would be discussing, I would write about her and her species.
There were two groups of dragons in our world, the Chromatics and Metallics. Chromatic dragons-consisting of Black, Blue, Green, Red, and White dragons-were decidedly evil, though what kind of evil would depend on their colour.
The Metallics, on the other hand-Brass, Bronze, Copper, Gold, and Silver-were all good-natured and benevolent. Rhindani, my familiar, was a newly hatched Copper dragon, and she was quite the prankster, like most dragons of her Colour.
Brass dragons would be quite content to talk your ear off if you gave them the chance... Bronze and Gold dragons despised evil in all its forms, though the Bronze dragons were more likely to attack in numbers, while the Golds acted as vigilantes, essentially. Silver dragons were quite fond of us humans and would frequently disguise themselves as one of our own.
I found Rhindani in a demi-plane before she'd hatched while Rori was attempting to retrieve an artifact she'd been employed to find. I took her egg with me, and shortly afterwards she'd hatched. Unfortunately her appetite was... rather voracious so after that we spent a lot of money simply feeding her.
...I'm starting to miss her even more now, so I think I'll leave it off there. Until next time.
-Aiden