Drakkenguard

The proud dragonkin call the Isle of Drakkenguard their ancestral home. Ruled by the Counsel of Ancients, all dragons, dragonborn, and lesser dragons can find their home here. All of the draconic creatures are welcome here, as this is the place of their birth and eventual death.

Drakkenguard is thought to be the island where Asgorath formed the first dragons, which explains their innate pull there, and the desire to return to their island when they die. The land is littered with the bones of the ancients, and the land is fertilized by millennia of dragons who return to die in their most sacred home. Mortal races are forbidden to set foot near the land of the dragons, it is considered a holy site above all else, even to those who doubt their beliefs.

In the chamber of sages, where the council meets to discuss the affairs of the drakken, a giant astral crystal grows, called the Fiik Do 'Ul, or the Mirror of Eternity in common. It is a strong source of arcane energy, which has sustained the island for millenia. However, despite the best efforts of the Counsel of Ancients to hide it, the crystal has begun to grow dim.

The younger drakken have fled their ancestral home, and flown across the Semper Ocean to the south and the Indomitable Abyss to the east in efforts to find a new home. The dragons, having lived too closely to the realm of augrim and the people who hunted them far too often had begun to dwindle slowly in number. The expeditioners could only hope this search for new lands would also allow them to locate a new source of power, which would help their society return to the days of old, where the drakken empire ruled the skies, and the mortals feared to do little more than worship at their feet.