The Divine Dragon Trinity
“Since the times of the first Drakkoriths, faith was one of the foundations on which the great Drakkorith nation grew. Religion became so entangled with their lives that Drakkoriths now need it to function as a society. It is the core of their culture, their way of life. Though, unlike some other nations, Drakkoriths were never slaves to their gods for millennia...“
In the beginning, the Drakkorith pantheon held numerous deities. Gods are Drakkoriths' patrons, and they thrive on the faith and zeal of their followers. The more followers a god has, and the more fanatical they are, the more power will that god have. But the masses of followers aren’t the only ones that can influence change. Since religion is such an essential part of the Drakkoriths’ life, sometimes their monarchs will subtly change the religious tapestry to suit their needs. After all, most Drakkorith civilians are nothing if not pragmatic, so if their King asks them to swear allegiance to a specific god, and makes sure his subjects are fed and safe in the process, they will trust and follow him.
As time passed by, three dragon gods rose above all others and occupied the top of the Drakkorith pantheon. Harigazz, Reva, and Versilion became a Divine Dragon Trinity worshipped by the whole Drakkorith nation.
Versilion, the golden God of War and Order. Also known as the most stoic of all the dragon gods. It is said that Versilion could not be provoked, no matter what. After all, the root of his teachings is discipline. For Versilion, power is meaningless without discipline. It will only lead you to chaos. But discipline... Discipline will bring you balance. Most of the Drakkorith army follows the teachings of Versilion. But their importance applies to the whole Drakkorith society, as the Drakkoriths refuse to go back to their barbaric roots. Versilion’s most devoted follower is Tyberiuth, the younger son of King Harkon. While known for his restraint and discipline, Tyberiuth always showed respect towards other dragon gods and their teaching. Because might may win you a fight, but discipline and order will win you wars.
Harigazz. The black and red dragon God of Power. Name that instils fear in a person’s heart. Those who earned his blessings will stop at nothing until they crush all of their enemies. Cunning and ruthless, this God is not above using any means necessary to achieve his goals. Even if it means stepping on the toes of his siblings, Reva and Versilion. One of Harigazz’s biggest proponents is Ozzordomu, the older son of King Harkon.
Reva is a green dragon deity, Drakkorith God of Salvation, known also as the Mother of Genesis. Unlike the teachings of Harigazz, those of Reva talk about the value of life and promote benevolence and life in harmony, with not just other creatures, but the planet as well. Thanks to her flexible doctrines and soothing teachings, many who have found themselves in need found their place under her wings. Zannareth, Archon of Reva, is one of her most prominent disciples, the one that fully understands the essence of her teachings.
“While most gods will leave the mortal world to change naturally, some will do all in their power to sway the current in their favour. But we will not dive deeper into the chaos that arises in the pantheon, my child. Let the divine rest, at least for now…”
In the beginning, the Drakkorith pantheon held numerous deities. Gods are Drakkoriths' patrons, and they thrive on the faith and zeal of their followers. The more followers a god has, and the more fanatical they are, the more power will that god have. But the masses of followers aren’t the only ones that can influence change. Since religion is such an essential part of the Drakkoriths’ life, sometimes their monarchs will subtly change the religious tapestry to suit their needs. After all, most Drakkorith civilians are nothing if not pragmatic, so if their King asks them to swear allegiance to a specific god, and makes sure his subjects are fed and safe in the process, they will trust and follow him.
As time passed by, three dragon gods rose above all others and occupied the top of the Drakkorith pantheon. Harigazz, Reva, and Versilion became a Divine Dragon Trinity worshipped by the whole Drakkorith nation.
Versilion, the golden God of War and Order. Also known as the most stoic of all the dragon gods. It is said that Versilion could not be provoked, no matter what. After all, the root of his teachings is discipline. For Versilion, power is meaningless without discipline. It will only lead you to chaos. But discipline... Discipline will bring you balance. Most of the Drakkorith army follows the teachings of Versilion. But their importance applies to the whole Drakkorith society, as the Drakkoriths refuse to go back to their barbaric roots. Versilion’s most devoted follower is Tyberiuth, the younger son of King Harkon. While known for his restraint and discipline, Tyberiuth always showed respect towards other dragon gods and their teaching. Because might may win you a fight, but discipline and order will win you wars.
Harigazz. The black and red dragon God of Power. Name that instils fear in a person’s heart. Those who earned his blessings will stop at nothing until they crush all of their enemies. Cunning and ruthless, this God is not above using any means necessary to achieve his goals. Even if it means stepping on the toes of his siblings, Reva and Versilion. One of Harigazz’s biggest proponents is Ozzordomu, the older son of King Harkon.
Reva is a green dragon deity, Drakkorith God of Salvation, known also as the Mother of Genesis. Unlike the teachings of Harigazz, those of Reva talk about the value of life and promote benevolence and life in harmony, with not just other creatures, but the planet as well. Thanks to her flexible doctrines and soothing teachings, many who have found themselves in need found their place under her wings. Zannareth, Archon of Reva, is one of her most prominent disciples, the one that fully understands the essence of her teachings.
“While most gods will leave the mortal world to change naturally, some will do all in their power to sway the current in their favour. But we will not dive deeper into the chaos that arises in the pantheon, my child. Let the divine rest, at least for now…”