Hidden rivers of power
Mythicos wove unseen currents through stone, water, and sky. Where these Ley Lines met, raw creation drew close to the physical world. Settlements grew around their crossings, and wars followed the promise of power.
Before kingdoms. Before the first sword.
Five dragons.
One unfinished legend.
Before mortal voices filled the valleys, the Five Dragonflights shaped an empty world. Their creations gave it life. One dragon’s gift gave that life the freedom to become something its creators never intended.
The Blue Dragon · Magia & possibility
Mythicos
He gave the world the power to become something more.
Mythicos wove the Ley Lines through earth, water, and sky, bringing Magia into the world. He created no race of his own: magic was a gift for any being willing to understand it.
His Scrolls of Magia taught spells, awakened abilities, and lent power to ordinary objects. Scattered across the world against the wishes of the other dragons, they offered a chance to outgrow the purposes of their creators. Then Mythicos vanished, leaving neither a body nor an explanation.
The Red Dragon · Strength & ambition
Rojas
From flame and fury came the Demonic peoples.
Rojas sought strength in his creations. The Demonic peoples were fierce and ambitious, yet their power was never only brute force. Their leaders learned the value of cunning, and their ranks included scholars and smiths as well as hunters, warlords, and conquerors.
He resented Mythicos for placing power within reach of the weak. Some later blamed Rojas for the Blue Dragon’s disappearance, but no battle was witnessed and no proof was found.
The White Dragon · Courage & loyalty
Valyros
Short lives. An enduring determination.
Valyros created the Mortal peoples, including Humans, Dwarves, and Elves. Neither immortal nor naturally as strong as Rojas’ creations, they carried a stubborn courage: they raised homes in the wilderness, built cities from stone, and defended them with extraordinary resolve.
Valyros accused Mythicos of disturbing the balance between the races. Stories claim he imprisoned the Blue Dragon, though the truth remains unknown. He dismisses tales of newly appearing scrolls as superstition.
The Black Dragon · Chaos & uncertainty
Morvakas
Where others sought purpose, he sought chaos.
Morvakas created the Chaos Legion: beings bound to no kingdom or law, and often to no reason others could understand. They wandered ruins, caverns, wastelands, and forgotten places, driven by hunger, anger, or impulses beyond explanation.
The upheaval caused by the Scrolls of Magia amused him. Some whisper that he knows what became of Mythicos and keeps silent for the pleasure of uncertainty. When others argue over the mystery, Morvakas only laughs.
The Green Dragon · Life & balance
Sylthara
She filled an empty world with growth.
Sylthara shaped the living earth, spreading forests and grasslands while rivers cut their paths through stone. She created guardians of the natural world: beasts, spirits, and ancient beings that watched sacred places and protected life from purposeless destruction.
She feared the harm unchecked Magia could bring to the world. Some believe she hid Mythicos away to protect the natural order, but this remains only a story. Sylthara warns that certain mysteries are better left undisturbed.
The gift beneath the world
The Ley Lines & the scrolls.
Magia belongs to no race, kingdom, or bloodline. Anyone who understands its nature can draw upon it.
Knowledge worth seeking
The Scrolls of Magia carried fragments of magical knowledge into tombs, caves, ruins, and unexpected hands. They could teach, awaken, or enchant. Kingdoms sought them, scholars studied them, and craftsmen bound their power into steel.
The Blue Dragon’s unfinished game
A disappearance.
A final creation.
No one witnessed a battle. No body was found. The oldest tales say Mythicos left willingly, letting the world choose its own future. Others say he sleeps beneath the deepest Ley Lines—or walks among his creations in another form.
Scrolls still appear, sometimes in places already searched. And one legend persists: somewhere lies his final creation, a source of Magia untouched since the first age. It might reshape magic, offer a dragon’s power, or reveal the path to Mythicos himself.
The Ley Lines still flow. The scrolls still appear.
The legend is not over.