Mighty Dragons, Fearsome Monsters and Amazing and Fantastic Creatures Inhabit the Ancient and Marvelous Land of Varzuun
The ancient mystic land of VARZUUN is fraught with perils and unimaginable dangers; It is a majestic and wonderful realm threatened by evil knights, monsters, dragons, anti-heroes, sinister personalities and, of course, the nightmarishly grotesque Aberrations that threaten this marvelous enchanted land.
THE VARZUUN SAGA is a Gothic sword-and-sorcery fantasy epic action adventure.
Not for children or the faint-of-heart! The first installment,
Paladin will be available for purchase in mid-November.
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Click on the various images to visit these amazing creatures, benign and malevolant, that vie for power over this magical mystical realm
DRAGONS GONE WILD:
THE CHALLENGE OF FLAVIUS
Acrylic on Canvasboard --- 1989
ROGUE DRAGONS
Dragons that do not commune with a Drākhen Knight-Ascendant become rogues. Solitary and violent, they are usually appeased only by treasure, magic items or human sacrifices. Flavius & friends must reach the hidden lair of one of these monsters and slay it before it slays them.
Pen and Ink on Paper --- 2008
Beautiful and nearly omnipotent, the oracle will cast his powerful magic and prophecies upon those who ask for it -- for a price: A stiff price; not a monetary price but a quest or some sort of sacrificial offering. |
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WARHAMMER
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THE VAQLORII
Slim, beautiful and mysterious, they are skilled practitioners of magic and lovers of the arts. The Vaqlorii are a serene and gentle people. They are also quite xenophobic and fiercely territorial.
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THE MAEDAR
Hulking, powerful and hauntingly mysterious, they dwell in the deep places of the underearth. The Maedar are generally amicable to humans, despite the human's fear and mistrust of them.
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DRACONIS DRAKHENSIS
The Legendary Dragons of Varzuun: Ridden by the Drākhen Knights, who, for centuries enforced the uneasy peace between the three great races. Now all but a remnant, the Drākhen and their dragons once protected all Varzuun against the aberrations.
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THE FAE (FAERIES)
Sometimes friendly, sometimes malicious, the faerie-folk will vehemently defend their domains, be those sylvan glades, ancient ruins, zones of wild magic, or even the forbidden zone. They are sometimes helpful in finding magic objects. |
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KORVALIS
The legendary striped dragon foretold by the ancient prophecies of Varzuun, Korvalis is
ridden by the young Drākhen Knight Draven Valencourt, formerly squire to the knight Flavius Franciscus.
Will Draven and Korvalis restore the Drākhen Knights to their former glory? |
TYRANTHUS
Ridden by Anvilus Noire, this menacing beast can swallow a man whole or incinerate him with it's breath of hell-fire. This black dragon's appearance was a nightmarish fulfillment of one of the ancient prophecies.
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THE STEED AZKELION
Azkelion, the faithful steed of Flavius, is a Caelohippus - Divine Steed - sent from heaven and granted to Flavius for his uncommon valour to aid him in battle against the powers and principalities of darkness and evil. |
THE FATE OF THE TROLL-KING
As punishment for his indecisiveness, the troll-king Gsreidr is split into two beings, each with one eye, one arm, one leg, one ear, etc. Gsroi, the evil half, kills his good twin, Gsroo. The evil trolls then slaughter the last of the good trolls.
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THE OGRE
Hulking, fat and ugly, this nine-foot-tall fearsome brute haunts the road to Kilravock. Flavius must singlehandedly vanquish the ogre if he is to prove his mettle to the Vaqlorii grand chancellor. |
THE MANTICORE
Skulking beast with human face, lion's body and spike-flinging tail that haunts the desolate ruins of Vythunia. The Manticore is generally malicious to humans. Landruu must convince it to reveal the entrance to Grudurion's tomb.
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DEMONS OF PANDEIMOS
These fiends from the pit of hell may be the scariest monsters our intrepid adventurers must face. Then again... |
DRĀKHEN DRAGONS
The fabled Drākhen Knights and their dragons once defended all of varzuun against the dreaded aberrations.
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