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	\|race = Dragon		\|race = Dragon
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	\|name = Velgar		\|name = Velgar
	\|image = Velgar ~~flying~~.png		\|image = Velgar (Fight).png
	\|release = 15 April 2025		\|release = 15 April 2025
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	\|race = Dragon		\|race = Dragon
	\|gender = Male		\|gender = Male
	\|aka = Big High War God}}		\|aka = Big High War God
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			* Dead (post-quest)
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	Velgar will occasionally attack the adventurer in the wild, spraying poison breath or meteor barrages on the ground.		Velgar will occasionally attack the adventurer in the wild, spraying poison breath or meteor barrages on the ground.

	To summon and fight Velgar, the adventurer must gain the recipe and ingredients to craft a [[Dragonwilds:~~Challenge Horn~~]]. According to recovered documents, the horn design includes a dragon's tooth carved with dragonkin sigils and metal wires connected in a lattice formation.{{CiteJournal\|journal=Challenge Horn\|quote=Cathan's challenge horn design is a collection of materials hastily thrown together. A dragon's tooth, carved with dragonkin sigils as well as metal wires used to connect them together - like a spiderweb lattice, glistening with traces of magical power.}}		To summon and fight Velgar, the adventurer must gain the recipe and ingredients to craft a [[Dragonwilds:challenge horn]]. According to recovered documents, the horn design includes a dragon's tooth carved with dragonkin sigils and metal wires connected in a lattice formation.{{CiteJournal\|journal=Challenge Horn\|quote=Cathan's challenge horn design is a collection of materials hastily thrown together. A dragon's tooth, carved with dragonkin sigils as well as metal wires used to connect them together - like a spiderweb lattice, glistening with traces of magical power.}}

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	Velgar was originally one of many dragons bred and controlled by the dragonkin of Ashenfall. He specifically belonged to the dragonkin architect [[Dragonwilds:Brakka]], who used him primarily as a beast of burden to haul materials for construction projects.{{CiteJournal\|journal=Velgar\|quote=He had been Brakka's beast of burden. A mighty warrior, forced to be little more than a pack mule for the arrogant architect of the dragonkin.}}		Velgar was originally one of many dragons bred and controlled by the dragonkin of Ashenfall. He specifically belonged to the dragonkin architect [[Dragonwilds:Brakka]], who used him primarily as a beast of burden to haul materials for construction projects.{{CiteJournal\|journal=Velgar\|quote=He had been Brakka's beast of burden. A mighty warrior, forced to be little more than a pack mule for the arrogant architect of the dragonkin.}}

	When conflict broke out between the alliance of humans and [[Dragonwilds:goblin (race)\|goblin]]s against the [[Dragonwilds:Garou (race)\|~~Garou~~]], Velgar was finally permitted to join battle. He demonstrated exceptional brutality and combat prowess, decimating entire settlements and military units.{{CiteJournal\|journal=Velgar\|quote=When the war was against the goblins and the humans brought the dragons into conflict, Velgar was finally allowed to join the battle. He slaughtered without mercy, obliterating settlements and entire platoons with barely a sweat.}} During the conflict, [[Dragonwilds:Bandos]] took note of Velgar and challenged the dragon. Bandos, in his arrogance, attempted to wrestle Velgar to death, without wearing any armour, wielding any weapons, or using any protective wards. He nearly succeeded in killing Velgar, until Velgar called down a poison-filled rock from the skies that struck Bandos in the head. This caused him to release Velgar from his grip, which allowed Velgar to weaken Bandos with his anima-infused poison breath, after which the god retreated.{{CiteJournal\|journal=Bloodblight Cape\|loc=\|quote=Yet, arrogance is not a mortal taint and the war god reeked of it. Bandos cast aside his wards. He refused to don his armour. The god pressed into the lair of the great dragon, and tried to wrestle him to the grave. He nearly succeeded. Bandos wrapped his arms around the dragon's serpentine neck and dug his fingernails beneath the scales. Velgar, in his writhing fury, called down a poison-filled rock from the heavens and cast it at Bandos, striking him in the temple. As the god reeled, he released Velgar, allowing the dragon to breathe a jet of anima-infused poison, at the unsteady god. Still wavering from the blow, Bandos breathed in the toxins and felt weakness for the first time in centuries.}} His injury would permanently corrupt the region now known as [[Dragonwilds:Bloodblight Swamp]], bleeding through the land itself.{{CiteJournal\|journal=Bloodblight Swamp\|quote= He was injured in battle with an arrogant god, flesh scarred in conflict, with wounds weeping. His blood, warped by the magic gifted to him by his queen, became a terrible toxin that cursed the region forever.}} Despite his effectiveness in battle, Brakka returned Velgar to servitude after the conflict subsided, forcing him to haul construction materials once again. This treatment would later fuel Velgar's desire to rebel against the dragonkin.		When conflict broke out between the alliance of humans and [[Dragonwilds:goblin (race)\|goblin]]s against the [[Dragonwilds:Garou (race)\|garou]], Velgar was finally permitted to join battle. He demonstrated exceptional brutality and combat prowess, decimating entire settlements and military units.{{CiteJournal\|journal=Velgar\|quote=When the war was against the goblins and the humans brought the dragons into conflict, Velgar was finally allowed to join the battle. He slaughtered without mercy, obliterating settlements and entire platoons with barely a sweat.}} During the conflict, [[Dragonwilds:Bandos]] took note of Velgar and challenged the dragon. Bandos, in his arrogance, attempted to wrestle Velgar to death, without wearing any armour, wielding any weapons, or using any protective wards. He nearly succeeded in killing Velgar, until Velgar called down a poison-filled rock from the skies that struck Bandos in the head. This caused him to release Velgar from his grip, which allowed Velgar to weaken Bandos with his anima-infused poison breath, after which the god retreated.{{CiteJournal\|journal=Bloodblight Cape\|loc=\|quote=Yet, arrogance is not a mortal taint and the war god reeked of it. Bandos cast aside his wards. He refused to don his armour. The god pressed into the lair of the great dragon, and tried to wrestle him to the grave. He nearly succeeded. Bandos wrapped his arms around the dragon's serpentine neck and dug his fingernails beneath the scales. Velgar, in his writhing fury, called down a poison-filled rock from the heavens and cast it at Bandos, striking him in the temple. As the god reeled, he released Velgar, allowing the dragon to breathe a jet of anima-infused poison, at the unsteady god. Still wavering from the blow, Bandos breathed in the toxins and felt weakness for the first time in centuries.}} His injury would permanently corrupt the region now known as [[Dragonwilds:Bloodblight Swamp]], bleeding through the land itself.{{CiteJournal\|journal=Bloodblight Swamp\|quote= He was injured in battle with an arrogant god, flesh scarred in conflict, with wounds weeping. His blood, warped by the magic gifted to him by his queen, became a terrible toxin that cursed the region forever.}} Despite his effectiveness in battle, Brakka returned Velgar to servitude after the conflict subsided, forcing him to haul construction materials once again. This treatment would later fuel Velgar's desire to rebel against the dragonkin.

	When [[Dragonwilds:Kuldra]] began planning her rebellion against the dragonkin masters, Velgar was among the first to join her cause. Kuldra taught him to absorb power from Ashenfall's anima font, transforming him into a dragon infused with the power of earth itself.{{CiteJournal\|journal=Velgar\|quote=It is perhaps not wonder, therefore, that he accepted Kuldra's scheme without hesitation. The first to join her war, aside from her own child. She taught him to absorb the power of the anima font, transforming him into a dragon infused with the might of the earth itself.}} When Kuldra sent her dragons to destroy the human settlement, Velgar played a central role in the destruction of some settlements across Ashenfall. He led the assault on the [[Dragonwilds:Keep of Blue Flames]] and [[Dragonwilds:Bramblemead Village]], with his forces burning everything in their path.{{CiteJournal\|journal=Velgar's Head\|quote=General Velgar was one of Queen Kuldra's most feared disciples. Infused with the power of the earth itself, his poison corrupted entire regions and slaughtered countless toes. The fall of Blue Flame Keep, Bramblemead village, and the Saradominist presence on Ashenfall, was orchestrated by Velgar's hand. His army incinerated villagers, priests and soldiers alike. His forces tore down castles and houses with equal relish.}} He now rules over much of Ashenfall with the goblins as his followers and the garou as his subjects. He was once challenged by a ~~[[Dragonwilds:Garou King\|~~garou king]], who, despite being defeated, was respected and demanded his defeat to be celebrated in his honour.		When [[Dragonwilds:Kuldra]] began planning her rebellion against the dragonkin masters, Velgar was among the first to join her cause. Kuldra taught him to absorb power from Ashenfall's anima font, transforming him into a dragon infused with the power of earth itself.{{CiteJournal\|journal=Velgar\|quote=It is perhaps not wonder, therefore, that he accepted Kuldra's scheme without hesitation. The first to join her war, aside from her own child. She taught him to absorb the power of the anima font, transforming him into a dragon infused with the might of the earth itself.}} When Kuldra sent her dragons to destroy the human settlement, Velgar played a central role in the destruction of some settlements across Ashenfall. He led the assault on the [[Dragonwilds:Keep of Blue Flames]] and [[Dragonwilds:Bramblemead Village]], with his forces burning everything in their path.{{CiteJournal\|journal=Velgar's Head\|quote=General Velgar was one of Queen Kuldra's most feared disciples. Infused with the power of the earth itself, his poison corrupted entire regions and slaughtered countless toes. The fall of Blue Flame Keep, Bramblemead village, and the Saradominist presence on Ashenfall, was orchestrated by Velgar's hand. His army incinerated villagers, priests and soldiers alike. His forces tore down castles and houses with equal relish.}} He now rules over much of Ashenfall with the goblins as his followers and the garou as his subjects. He was once challenged by a garou king, who, despite being defeated, was respected and demanded his defeat to be celebrated in his honour.

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	When conflict broke out between the alliance of humans and [[Dragonwilds:goblin (race)\|goblin]]s against the [[Dragonwilds:Garou (race)\|Garou]], Velgar was finally permitted to join battle. He demonstrated exceptional brutality and combat prowess, decimating entire settlements and military units.{{CiteJournal\|journal=Velgar\|quote=When the war was against the goblins and the humans brought the dragons into conflict, Velgar was finally allowed to join the battle. He slaughtered without mercy, obliterating settlements and entire platoons with barely a sweat.}} During the conflict, [[Dragonwilds:Bandos]] took note of Velgar and challenged the dragon. Bandos, in his arrogance, attempted to wrestle Velgar to death, without wearing any armour, wielding any weapons, or using any protective wards. He nearly succeeded in killing Velgar, until Velgar called down a poison-filled rock from the skies that struck Bandos in the head. This caused him to release Velgar from his grip, which allowed Velgar to weaken Bandos with his anima-infused poison breath, after which the god retreated.{{CiteJournal\|journal=Bloodblight Cape\|loc=\|quote=Yet, arrogance is not a mortal taint and the war god reeked of it. Bandos cast aside his wards. He refused to don his armour. The god pressed into the lair of the great dragon, and tried to wrestle him to the grave. He nearly succeeded. Bandos wrapped his arms around the dragon's serpentine neck and dug his fingernails beneath the scales. Velgar, in his writhing fury, called down a poison-filled rock from the heavens and cast it at Bandos, striking him in the temple. As the god reeled, he released Velgar, allowing the dragon to breathe a jet of anima-infused poison, at the unsteady god. Still wavering from the blow, Bandos breathed in the toxins and felt weakness for the first time in centuries.}} His injury would permanently corrupt the region now known as [[Dragonwilds:Bloodblight Swamp]], bleeding through the land itself.{{CiteJournal\|journal=Bloodblight Swamp\|quote= He was injured in battle with an arrogant god, flesh scarred in conflict, with wounds weeping. His blood, warped by the magic gifted to him by his queen, became a terrible toxin that cursed the region forever.}} Despite his effectiveness in battle, Brakka returned Velgar to servitude after the conflict subsided, forcing him to haul construction materials once again. This treatment would later fuel Velgar's desire to rebel against the dragonkin.		When conflict broke out between the alliance of humans and [[Dragonwilds:goblin (race)\|goblin]]s against the [[Dragonwilds:Garou (race)\|Garou]], Velgar was finally permitted to join battle. He demonstrated exceptional brutality and combat prowess, decimating entire settlements and military units.{{CiteJournal\|journal=Velgar\|quote=When the war was against the goblins and the humans brought the dragons into conflict, Velgar was finally allowed to join the battle. He slaughtered without mercy, obliterating settlements and entire platoons with barely a sweat.}} During the conflict, [[Dragonwilds:Bandos]] took note of Velgar and challenged the dragon. Bandos, in his arrogance, attempted to wrestle Velgar to death, without wearing any armour, wielding any weapons, or using any protective wards. He nearly succeeded in killing Velgar, until Velgar called down a poison-filled rock from the skies that struck Bandos in the head. This caused him to release Velgar from his grip, which allowed Velgar to weaken Bandos with his anima-infused poison breath, after which the god retreated.{{CiteJournal\|journal=Bloodblight Cape\|loc=\|quote=Yet, arrogance is not a mortal taint and the war god reeked of it. Bandos cast aside his wards. He refused to don his armour. The god pressed into the lair of the great dragon, and tried to wrestle him to the grave. He nearly succeeded. Bandos wrapped his arms around the dragon's serpentine neck and dug his fingernails beneath the scales. Velgar, in his writhing fury, called down a poison-filled rock from the heavens and cast it at Bandos, striking him in the temple. As the god reeled, he released Velgar, allowing the dragon to breathe a jet of anima-infused poison, at the unsteady god. Still wavering from the blow, Bandos breathed in the toxins and felt weakness for the first time in centuries.}} His injury would permanently corrupt the region now known as [[Dragonwilds:Bloodblight Swamp]], bleeding through the land itself.{{CiteJournal\|journal=Bloodblight Swamp\|quote= He was injured in battle with an arrogant god, flesh scarred in conflict, with wounds weeping. His blood, warped by the magic gifted to him by his queen, became a terrible toxin that cursed the region forever.}} Despite his effectiveness in battle, Brakka returned Velgar to servitude after the conflict subsided, forcing him to haul construction materials once again. This treatment would later fuel Velgar's desire to rebel against the dragonkin.

	When [[Dragonwilds:Kuldra]] began planning her rebellion against the dragonkin masters, Velgar was among the first to join her cause. Kuldra taught him to absorb power from Ashenfall's anima font, transforming him into a dragon infused with the power of earth itself.{{CiteJournal\|journal=Velgar\|quote=It is perhaps not wonder, therefore, that he accepted Kuldra's scheme without hesitation. The first to join her war, aside from her own child. She taught him to absorb the power of the anima font, transforming him into a dragon infused with the might of the earth itself.}} When Kuldra sent her dragons to destroy the human settlement, Velgar played a central role in the destruction of some settlements across Ashenfall. He led the assault on the [[Dragonwilds:Keep of Blue Flames]] and [[Dragonwilds:Bramblemead Village]], with his forces burning everything in their path.{{CiteJournal\|journal=Velgar's Head\|quote=General Velgar was one of Queen Kuldra's most feared disciples. Infused with the power of the earth itself, his poison corrupted entire regions and slaughtered countless toes. The fall of Blue Flame Keep, Bramblemead village, and the Saradominist presence on Ashenfall, was orchestrated by Velgar's hand. His army incinerated villagers, priests and soldiers alike. His forces tore down castles and houses with equal relish.}} He now rules over much of Ashenfall with the goblins as his followers and the garou as his subjects. He was once challenged by a [[Dragonwilds:Garou King\|garou king]], who, despite being defeated, was respected and demanded his defeat to be celebrated in his ~~honor~~.		When [[Dragonwilds:Kuldra]] began planning her rebellion against the dragonkin masters, Velgar was among the first to join her cause. Kuldra taught him to absorb power from Ashenfall's anima font, transforming him into a dragon infused with the power of earth itself.{{CiteJournal\|journal=Velgar\|quote=It is perhaps not wonder, therefore, that he accepted Kuldra's scheme without hesitation. The first to join her war, aside from her own child. She taught him to absorb the power of the anima font, transforming him into a dragon infused with the might of the earth itself.}} When Kuldra sent her dragons to destroy the human settlement, Velgar played a central role in the destruction of some settlements across Ashenfall. He led the assault on the [[Dragonwilds:Keep of Blue Flames]] and [[Dragonwilds:Bramblemead Village]], with his forces burning everything in their path.{{CiteJournal\|journal=Velgar's Head\|quote=General Velgar was one of Queen Kuldra's most feared disciples. Infused with the power of the earth itself, his poison corrupted entire regions and slaughtered countless toes. The fall of Blue Flame Keep, Bramblemead village, and the Saradominist presence on Ashenfall, was orchestrated by Velgar's hand. His army incinerated villagers, priests and soldiers alike. His forces tore down castles and houses with equal relish.}} He now rules over much of Ashenfall with the goblins as his followers and the garou as his subjects. He was once challenged by a [[Dragonwilds:Garou King\|garou king]], who, despite being defeated, was respected and demanded his defeat to be celebrated in his honour.

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	Velgar was originally one of many dragons bred and controlled by the dragonkin of Ashenfall. He specifically belonged to the dragonkin architect [[Dragonwilds:Brakka]], who used him primarily as a beast of burden to haul materials for construction projects.{{CiteJournal\|journal=Velgar\|quote=He had been Brakka's beast of burden. A mighty warrior, forced to be little more than a pack mule for the arrogant architect of the dragonkin.}}		Velgar was originally one of many dragons bred and controlled by the dragonkin of Ashenfall. He specifically belonged to the dragonkin architect [[Dragonwilds:Brakka]], who used him primarily as a beast of burden to haul materials for construction projects.{{CiteJournal\|journal=Velgar\|quote=He had been Brakka's beast of burden. A mighty warrior, forced to be little more than a pack mule for the arrogant architect of the dragonkin.}}

	When conflict broke out between the alliance of humans and [[Dragonwilds:goblin (race)\|goblin]]s against the [[Dragonwilds:Garou (race)\|Garou]], Velgar was finally permitted to join battle. He demonstrated exceptional brutality and combat prowess, decimating entire settlements and military units.{{CiteJournal\|journal=Velgar\|quote=When the war was against the goblins and the humans brought the dragons into conflict, Velgar was finally allowed to join the battle. He slaughtered without mercy, obliterating settlements and entire platoons with barely a sweat.}} During the conflict, [[Dragonwilds:Bandos]] took note of Velgar and challenged the dragon. Bandos, in his arrogance, attempted to wrestle Velgar to death, without wearing any ~~armor~~, wielding any weapons, or using any protective wards. He nearly succeeded in killing Velgar, until Velgar called down a poison-filled rock from the skies that struck Bandos in the head. This caused him to release Velgar from his grip, which allowed Velgar to weaken Bandos with his anima-infused poison breath, after which the god retreated.{{CiteJournal\|journal=Bloodblight Cape\|loc=\|quote=Yet, arrogance is not a mortal taint and the war god reeked of it. Bandos cast aside his wards. He refused to don his armour. The god pressed into the lair of the great dragon, and tried to wrestle him to the grave. He nearly succeeded. Bandos wrapped his arms around the dragon's serpentine neck and dug his fingernails beneath the scales. Velgar, in his writhing fury, called down a poison-filled rock from the heavens and cast it at Bandos, striking him in the temple. As the god reeled, he released Velgar, allowing the dragon to breathe a jet of anima-infused poison, at the unsteady god. Still wavering from the blow, Bandos breathed in the toxins and felt weakness for the first time in centuries.}} His injury would permanently corrupt the region now known as [[Dragonwilds:Bloodblight Swamp]], bleeding through the land itself.{{CiteJournal\|journal=Bloodblight Swamp\|quote= He was injured in battle with an arrogant god, flesh scarred in conflict, with wounds weeping. His blood, warped by the magic gifted to him by his queen, became a terrible toxin that cursed the region forever.}} Despite his effectiveness in battle, Brakka returned Velgar to servitude after the conflict subsided, forcing him to haul construction materials once again. This treatment would later fuel Velgar's desire to rebel against the dragonkin.		When conflict broke out between the alliance of humans and [[Dragonwilds:goblin (race)\|goblin]]s against the [[Dragonwilds:Garou (race)\|Garou]], Velgar was finally permitted to join battle. He demonstrated exceptional brutality and combat prowess, decimating entire settlements and military units.{{CiteJournal\|journal=Velgar\|quote=When the war was against the goblins and the humans brought the dragons into conflict, Velgar was finally allowed to join the battle. He slaughtered without mercy, obliterating settlements and entire platoons with barely a sweat.}} During the conflict, [[Dragonwilds:Bandos]] took note of Velgar and challenged the dragon. Bandos, in his arrogance, attempted to wrestle Velgar to death, without wearing any armour, wielding any weapons, or using any protective wards. He nearly succeeded in killing Velgar, until Velgar called down a poison-filled rock from the skies that struck Bandos in the head. This caused him to release Velgar from his grip, which allowed Velgar to weaken Bandos with his anima-infused poison breath, after which the god retreated.{{CiteJournal\|journal=Bloodblight Cape\|loc=\|quote=Yet, arrogance is not a mortal taint and the war god reeked of it. Bandos cast aside his wards. He refused to don his armour. The god pressed into the lair of the great dragon, and tried to wrestle him to the grave. He nearly succeeded. Bandos wrapped his arms around the dragon's serpentine neck and dug his fingernails beneath the scales. Velgar, in his writhing fury, called down a poison-filled rock from the heavens and cast it at Bandos, striking him in the temple. As the god reeled, he released Velgar, allowing the dragon to breathe a jet of anima-infused poison, at the unsteady god. Still wavering from the blow, Bandos breathed in the toxins and felt weakness for the first time in centuries.}} His injury would permanently corrupt the region now known as [[Dragonwilds:Bloodblight Swamp]], bleeding through the land itself.{{CiteJournal\|journal=Bloodblight Swamp\|quote= He was injured in battle with an arrogant god, flesh scarred in conflict, with wounds weeping. His blood, warped by the magic gifted to him by his queen, became a terrible toxin that cursed the region forever.}} Despite his effectiveness in battle, Brakka returned Velgar to servitude after the conflict subsided, forcing him to haul construction materials once again. This treatment would later fuel Velgar's desire to rebel against the dragonkin.

	When [[Dragonwilds:Kuldra]] began planning her rebellion against the dragonkin masters, Velgar was among the first to join her cause. Kuldra taught him to absorb power from Ashenfall's anima font, transforming him into a dragon infused with the power of earth itself.{{CiteJournal\|journal=Velgar\|quote=It is perhaps not wonder, therefore, that he accepted Kuldra's scheme without hesitation. The first to join her war, aside from her own child. She taught him to absorb the power of the anima font, transforming him into a dragon infused with the might of the earth itself.}} When Kuldra sent her dragons to destroy the human settlement, Velgar played a central role in the destruction of some settlements across Ashenfall. He led the assault on the [[Dragonwilds:Keep of Blue Flames]] and [[Dragonwilds:Bramblemead Village]], with his forces burning everything in their path.{{CiteJournal\|journal=Velgar's Head\|quote=General Velgar was one of Queen Kuldra's most feared disciples. Infused with the power of the earth itself, his poison corrupted entire regions and slaughtered countless toes. The fall of Blue Flame Keep, Bramblemead village, and the Saradominist presence on Ashenfall, was orchestrated by Velgar's hand. His army incinerated villagers, priests and soldiers alike. His forces tore down castles and houses with equal relish.}} He now rules over much of Ashenfall with the goblins as his followers and the garou as his subjects. He was once challenged by a [[Dragonwilds:Garou King\|garou king]], who, despite being defeated, was respected and demanded his defeat to be celebrated in his honor.		When [[Dragonwilds:Kuldra]] began planning her rebellion against the dragonkin masters, Velgar was among the first to join her cause. Kuldra taught him to absorb power from Ashenfall's anima font, transforming him into a dragon infused with the power of earth itself.{{CiteJournal\|journal=Velgar\|quote=It is perhaps not wonder, therefore, that he accepted Kuldra's scheme without hesitation. The first to join her war, aside from her own child. She taught him to absorb the power of the anima font, transforming him into a dragon infused with the might of the earth itself.}} When Kuldra sent her dragons to destroy the human settlement, Velgar played a central role in the destruction of some settlements across Ashenfall. He led the assault on the [[Dragonwilds:Keep of Blue Flames]] and [[Dragonwilds:Bramblemead Village]], with his forces burning everything in their path.{{CiteJournal\|journal=Velgar's Head\|quote=General Velgar was one of Queen Kuldra's most feared disciples. Infused with the power of the earth itself, his poison corrupted entire regions and slaughtered countless toes. The fall of Blue Flame Keep, Bramblemead village, and the Saradominist presence on Ashenfall, was orchestrated by Velgar's hand. His army incinerated villagers, priests and soldiers alike. His forces tore down castles and houses with equal relish.}} He now rules over much of Ashenfall with the goblins as his followers and the garou as his subjects. He was once challenged by a [[Dragonwilds:Garou King\|garou king]], who, despite being defeated, was respected and demanded his defeat to be celebrated in his honor.

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	Velgar was originally one of many dragons bred and controlled by the dragonkin of Ashenfall. He specifically belonged to the dragonkin architect [[Dragonwilds:Brakka]], who used him primarily as a beast of burden to haul materials for construction projects.{{CiteJournal\|journal=Velgar\|quote=He had been Brakka's beast of burden. A mighty warrior, forced to be little more than a pack mule for the arrogant architect of the dragonkin.}}		Velgar was originally one of many dragons bred and controlled by the dragonkin of Ashenfall. He specifically belonged to the dragonkin architect [[Dragonwilds:Brakka]], who used him primarily as a beast of burden to haul materials for construction projects.{{CiteJournal\|journal=Velgar\|quote=He had been Brakka's beast of burden. A mighty warrior, forced to be little more than a pack mule for the arrogant architect of the dragonkin.}}

	When conflict broke out between the alliance of humans and [[Dragonwilds:goblin (race)\|goblin]]s against the [[Dragonwilds:Garou (race)\|Garou]], Velgar was finally permitted to join battle. He demonstrated exceptional brutality and combat prowess, decimating entire settlements and military units.{{CiteJournal\|journal=Velgar\|quote=When the war was against the goblins and the humans brought the dragons into conflict, Velgar was finally allowed to join the battle. He slaughtered without mercy, obliterating settlements and entire platoons with barely a sweat.}} During the conflict, [[Dragonwilds:Bandos]] took note of Velgar and challenged the dragon. Bandos, in his arrogance, attempted to wrestle Velgar to death, without wearing any ~~armor~~, wielding any weapons, or using any protective wards. He nearly succeeded in killing Velgar, until Velgar called down a poison-filled rock from the skies that struck Bandos in the head. This caused him to release Velgar from his grip, which allowed Velgar to weaken Bandos with his anima-infused poison breath, after which the god retreated.{{CiteJournal\|journal=Bloodblight Cape\|loc=\|quote=Yet, arrogance is not a mortal taint and the war god reeked of it. Bandos cast aside his wards. He refused to don his armour. The god pressed into the lair of the great dragon, and tried to wrestle him to the grave. He nearly succeeded. Bandos wrapped his arms around the dragon's serpentine neck and dug his fingernails beneath the scales. Velgar, in his writhing fury, called down a poison-filled rock from the heavens and cast it at Bandos, striking him in the temple. As the god reeled, he released Velgar, allowing the dragon to breathe a jet of anima-infused poison, at the unsteady god. Still wavering from the blow, Bandos breathed in the toxins and felt weakness for the first time in centuries.}} His injury would permanently corrupt the region now known as [[Dragonwilds:Bloodblight Swamp]], bleeding through the land itself.{{CiteJournal\|journal=Bloodblight Swamp\|quote= He was injured in battle with an arrogant god, flesh scarred in conflict, with wounds weeping. His blood, warped by the magic gifted to him by his queen, became a terrible toxin that cursed the region forever.}} Despite his effectiveness in battle, Brakka returned Velgar to servitude after the conflict subsided, forcing him to haul construction materials once again. This treatment would later fuel Velgar's desire to rebel against the dragonkin.		When conflict broke out between the alliance of humans and [[Dragonwilds:goblin (race)\|goblin]]s against the [[Dragonwilds:Garou (race)\|Garou]], Velgar was finally permitted to join battle. He demonstrated exceptional brutality and combat prowess, decimating entire settlements and military units.{{CiteJournal\|journal=Velgar\|quote=When the war was against the goblins and the humans brought the dragons into conflict, Velgar was finally allowed to join the battle. He slaughtered without mercy, obliterating settlements and entire platoons with barely a sweat.}} During the conflict, [[Dragonwilds:Bandos]] took note of Velgar and challenged the dragon. Bandos, in his arrogance, attempted to wrestle Velgar to death, without wearing any armour, wielding any weapons, or using any protective wards. He nearly succeeded in killing Velgar, until Velgar called down a poison-filled rock from the skies that struck Bandos in the head. This caused him to release Velgar from his grip, which allowed Velgar to weaken Bandos with his anima-infused poison breath, after which the god retreated.{{CiteJournal\|journal=Bloodblight Cape\|loc=\|quote=Yet, arrogance is not a mortal taint and the war god reeked of it. Bandos cast aside his wards. He refused to don his armour. The god pressed into the lair of the great dragon, and tried to wrestle him to the grave. He nearly succeeded. Bandos wrapped his arms around the dragon's serpentine neck and dug his fingernails beneath the scales. Velgar, in his writhing fury, called down a poison-filled rock from the heavens and cast it at Bandos, striking him in the temple. As the god reeled, he released Velgar, allowing the dragon to breathe a jet of anima-infused poison, at the unsteady god. Still wavering from the blow, Bandos breathed in the toxins and felt weakness for the first time in centuries.}} His injury would permanently corrupt the region now known as [[Dragonwilds:Bloodblight Swamp]], bleeding through the land itself.{{CiteJournal\|journal=Bloodblight Swamp\|quote= He was injured in battle with an arrogant god, flesh scarred in conflict, with wounds weeping. His blood, warped by the magic gifted to him by his queen, became a terrible toxin that cursed the region forever.}} Despite his effectiveness in battle, Brakka returned Velgar to servitude after the conflict subsided, forcing him to haul construction materials once again. This treatment would later fuel Velgar's desire to rebel against the dragonkin.

	When [[Dragonwilds:Kuldra]] began planning her rebellion against the dragonkin masters, Velgar was among the first to join her cause. Kuldra taught him to absorb power from Ashenfall's anima font, transforming him into a dragon infused with the power of earth itself.{{CiteJournal\|journal=Velgar\|quote=It is perhaps not wonder, therefore, that he accepted Kuldra's scheme without hesitation. The first to join her war, aside from her own child. She taught him to absorb the power of the anima font, transforming him into a dragon infused with the might of the earth itself.}} When Kuldra sent her dragons to destroy the human settlement, Velgar played a central role in the destruction of some settlements across Ashenfall. He led the assault on the [[Dragonwilds:Keep of Blue Flames]] and [[Dragonwilds:Bramblemead Village]], with his forces burning everything in their path.{{CiteJournal\|journal=Velgar's Head\|quote=General Velgar was one of Queen Kuldra's most feared disciples. Infused with the power of the earth itself, his poison corrupted entire regions and slaughtered countless toes. The fall of Blue Flame Keep, Bramblemead village, and the Saradominist presence on Ashenfall, was orchestrated by Velgar's hand. His army incinerated villagers, priests and soldiers alike. His forces tore down castles and houses with equal relish.}} He now rules over much of Ashenfall with the goblins as his followers and the garou as his subjects. He was once challenged by a [[Dragonwilds:Garou King\|garou king]], who, despite being defeated, was respected and demanded his defeat to be celebrated in his honor.		When [[Dragonwilds:Kuldra]] began planning her rebellion against the dragonkin masters, Velgar was among the first to join her cause. Kuldra taught him to absorb power from Ashenfall's anima font, transforming him into a dragon infused with the power of earth itself.{{CiteJournal\|journal=Velgar\|quote=It is perhaps not wonder, therefore, that he accepted Kuldra's scheme without hesitation. The first to join her war, aside from her own child. She taught him to absorb the power of the anima font, transforming him into a dragon infused with the might of the earth itself.}} When Kuldra sent her dragons to destroy the human settlement, Velgar played a central role in the destruction of some settlements across Ashenfall. He led the assault on the [[Dragonwilds:Keep of Blue Flames]] and [[Dragonwilds:Bramblemead Village]], with his forces burning everything in their path.{{CiteJournal\|journal=Velgar's Head\|quote=General Velgar was one of Queen Kuldra's most feared disciples. Infused with the power of the earth itself, his poison corrupted entire regions and slaughtered countless toes. The fall of Blue Flame Keep, Bramblemead village, and the Saradominist presence on Ashenfall, was orchestrated by Velgar's hand. His army incinerated villagers, priests and soldiers alike. His forces tore down castles and houses with equal relish.}} He now rules over much of Ashenfall with the goblins as his followers and the garou as his subjects. He was once challenged by a [[Dragonwilds:Garou King\|garou king]], who, despite being defeated, was respected and demanded his defeat to be celebrated in his honor.