| Category | Groups | ||||||||
| Type | cult | ||||||||
| Region | Hells Womb | ||||||||
| Headquarters | Athenas Daggers | ||||||||
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| Alignment | evil | ||||||||
| Deity | Tiamat | ||||||||
| Purpose | dragon worship, control, creation | ||||||||
| Established | 26 Temporal 1057 |
In 1024, a Bralda-Balc exploration team returned to Kal-Oni with relics and tomes from the Spire of Neld-Rac. All but one of the items found in this Helas Vessel was of Durkoth make. The one exception was a dragon orb created by Coldwrath, founder of the dragon cult Vith Alok.
This dragon orb, the Orb of Dominion, exerted some control over members of Bralda-Balc, showing them ways of controlling and influencing dragon-kind. During the decline of Bralda-Balc, one of the factions that split is the Tîra-Phâth. After being banished from Zayr, they went north with the orb to a frontier city named Scartaris.
In 1065, the cultists of Tîra-Phâth built their new headquarters inside Athenas Daggers. From this place, storied in dragon lore, and with the help of their Orb of Dominion, they exerted influence on the area around. They extorted money for "keeping the dragons at bay", and selling trained blue dragons to the Apocalypse Corps.
In 1265, agents of Tîra-Phâth stole Whitefang secrets on creating dragon-blooded humanoids known as the Diiv Kiir. In the beginning, only privileged cult females got the opportunity to have dragon-descended children. With the pace of births too slow, the cult began abducting subjects from Scartaris and other settlements. After three centuries of this, the lines pure and big enough, continuation of the dragon blood-lines was left to the dragon-descended.
In 1330, Tîra-Phâth became a cell of a much larger dragon cult named the Vith Alok.
| Name | Transformation Date |
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| Flameghulead | 22 Temporal 1477 |