Dragons

Dragons, in their many shapes and forms, have been considered throughout history as Gods, mainly due to their natural prowess and imbued magic that give them the most unnatural powers.

Greater Dragons have become to be worshiped as Gods in their own right, their reign often ending with the arrival of a rival dragon or brave posse who would cast down the creatures made very much of flesh-and-blood, many more have been casualties of dragon hunters. A good example of these is the dragon Alathorran, which arrived in Valagbisar and became regarded as a manifestation of a God by the ancient Elves and Dwarves.

Other Greater Dragons have become the object of worship of entire religions, either arriving at an opportune moment when a Religious movement could attach itself to the dragon and force a dogma. For example, there have been at least nine times throughout history where a dragon has been pronounced as the manifestation of an ancient Sky God known as An-Enlil, only to be proven otherwise some decades or centuries later.