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I am new to the game, so I am not rough on my point, but it looks a bit strange. There are likely 6 elder dragons and there are 6 human gods. The human gods arrived in Tyria after the dragon’s first reign has ended. (the old races were hidden) The gods brought a new race to an “empty” land. The race (humans) occupied most of Tyria’s lands and created a “soft point” for the dragon’s return since the food of the dragon (all 6 of them) is sapient life forms. Then it came out that the “old” races are not all eaten (alive). So the human gods learn about the magic that saved them from the dragons, and seal it away (remember what happened to the jotun ?), making the races vulnerable for the time of the “awakening”. Then the gods leave Tyria with no explanations just before the first dragon’s awakening… I don’t think the human gods serve the dragons; it may be possible that while having their main bodies asleep, the souls of the dragons (or their magic) create weaker less energy absorbing avatars, in the form of which they walk the land preparing it for their own return. And of course there is no unity. The dragons are not all friend. So they have their own power struggles between them. Like the old races had with the mursaat. That explains why the gods aided the humans to insure their survival and spread, but didn’t warn them of the coming cataclysm… (and with Kronmir, she used to be a mortal but she didn’t just fall to a dragon’s corruption, she became a goddess which means she turned into a dragon avatar, of course she had no chance to warn anyone, by the time Abanddon fell, she was no more herself.)
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