Iron Dragons

By: Derek Gilbert
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  • Summary

  • Dragon pee really stinks. With that bit of cautionary advice, master dragonslayer Davian begins his tale. Davian is a Third Level Master of The Order, a group of men who alone have the power to battle the most fearsome creatures on all of Saramond. For thousands of years, the brothers of The Order have protected their world. Now something has upset the balance of power between man and dragon, and Davian must face what appears to be a dragon that cannot be seen. But Davian is losing his grip on reality — and the fate of the world rests with a stable hand, an underfed priest, and a gardener from beyond the stars.
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Episodes
  • Epilogue

    Epilogue
    Nov 22 2008
    In which Master Davian ponders questions that were raised during his adventure, not least of which is whether The Order exists to protect Saramond from dragons, or if the dragons served to give Masters like Davian a purpose so they are not tempted to enslave the world.
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    11 mins
  • Arandor

    Arandor
    Nov 22 2008
    In which the beautiful Lareina suddenly appears, leading the survivors of Stelnregon to safety, and Davian finally confronts the rogue Master Arandor face to face.
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    30 mins
  • Caught in the Open

    Caught in the Open
    Nov 21 2008
    In which Davian, Hahr'ohld, and the King's Guard sally forth -- and are attacked by dragons under the control of the rogue Master, Arandor.
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    37 mins

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