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Like the other white dragons, Therragorn was created by the Dactyl by modifying the Queen Black Dragon's eggs. Although they were not bound by Jas' curse, the white dragons were deemed too weak and thus failures. Therefore, the Dragonkin abandoned them. In despair, she went to Shakorexis, the three-headed King Black Dragon, for help. He agreed to save her, bringing her to a secluded cave beneath old ruins in the north-east of the Wilderness, where she was sealed. Therragorn would remain there for several thousands of years.

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She is the last of the white dragons.

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Therragorn

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A dungeon found in the Wilderness

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Like the other white dragons, Therragorn was created by the Dactyl by modifying the Queen Black Dragon's eggs. Although they were not bound by Jas' curse, the white dragons were deemed too weak and thus failures. Therefore, the Dragonkin abandoned them. During the God Wars, the white dragons would live solitarily, rarely communicating with one another. This would prove ultimately fatal to them; they were hunted and skinned continually, for white dragonhide creates extremely durable armour for archers. Due to their lack of communication, the remaining dragons discovered the fate of their kin too late, when the race had already been driven to near-extinction. Eventually, Therragorn was the only white dragon remaining. In despair, she went to Shakorexis, the three-headed King Black Dragon, for help. He agreed to save her, bringing her to a secluded cave beneath old ruins in the north-east of the Wilderness, where she was sealed. Therragorn would remain there for several thousands of years.