Skra Horde

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 * hasDescription=Believing life to be an endless battle, the Skra Horde leads its champions and armies in a never-ending war campaign. Driven by rage, raw strength and true lust for destruction, they have only one desire – to war, only one goal – to conquer, only one law – one is to obey and follow those who are strongest.

Among the Skra dragons, and their human heirs have a god-like status and are followed without question. For countless generations no Skra creature has prevailed in battle against them. Nonetheless, the members of the Horde always had a multitude of pagan gods and prophets to worship.

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 * The Dragonborn: the clan of human fire mages mystically conceived by dragons. The dragon blood flowing in their veins provides these men and women with extraordinary magic abilities. Drawing power from the volcano in the heart of the Scorched Mountains, they are the true rulers of the Skra, and they bring fiery destruction to everything that crosses them. The Dragonborn are edgy and dangerous individuals. They rarely enter into alliances and most certainly never share the spoils of war.
 * The Warlocks: non-human fire shamans who represent the ancient paganistic beliefs of Rage. They perform sacrifices and ritualistic dances to pray to the gods for protection or invoke their eternal rage in battle. Respected shamans are also delegated a certain amount of command by the Dragonborn.
 * The Warmongers: the mightiest warriors among the Skra, some so powerful that they have tamed wild beasts, using them as minions in battle. They are also tribal chieftains. Each Warmonger is given a small tribe of Ravagers for which he is responsible. Warmongers obey the Dragonborn for only one reason: the Dragonborn are more powerful than they are.
 * The Ravagers: the low-life soldiers and commoners of the Skra. They live, work, and die under the mark of Rage. The sole craving of every Ravager is to win enough battles in the Arena and eventually to be promoted to a Warmonger. Countless of Ravagers die in the battlegrounds of the Arena Mountain each season. Their dead bodies are used to satisfy the hunger of the many terrifying dragons living in the mountains.