Aegon Vakar

**Aegon Vakar** was the former dragonlord of Darkroost who wished to make a draconic kingdom by conquering the lands of Eldarmari with three dragons and a large army, but failed in this endeavor.

## Aegon Vakar

### Aliases

"The Arrogant"Dragonlord of Darkroost

"The Conqueror" (Briefly before his defeat)

"The Great Foe"

### Relatives

Jahyris II. Vakar (Father)Amone Vakar (Mother)

Nahairias Vakar (Sister/wife)

Namas Orelion (Secondary wife)

### Affiliation

Empire of Salahan (In name alone)Clan Vakar of Darkroost (Head)

Dragobinders

Aegon's Host

## Biographical information

### Marital status

Married to his sister Naharis in Dragonbinder fashion and Namas as a secondary wife from an alliance

### Place of birth

Darkroost Isle, Lands of the Dragonbinders, Salahan Empire, Onixana

### Date of death

3/16/247 E.o.S (Killed by Manaon Middlim)

## Biography:

### Early Life:

Aegon was born on haunted island of Darkroost to the Vakar family of Dragonbinders. He was raised in the Dragonbinder ways. At the age of sixteen, he crafted his binding horn and used it to gain control of a copper dragon.

### Failed Conquest:

He would rise to rule over his clan after the death of his father and began supporting the Ruby Throne, eventually attaining a powerful position in the Imperial Court.

He would convince Emperor Lucius Cornelius Vellens to support his invasion of the Blessed Island of Eldarmar to take the elven lands for his own. He gathered twenty-six thousand men and his three dragons, one ridden by him and the others ridden by his close allies, Makar Orelion and Ayris Vakar.

He would sail to Eldarmar, telling his close allies of his true plans to make his own kingdom where he would rule atop his dragons.

He would arrive in the elven lands and quickly burned the first defenders, killing many ageless elven folk in dragonfire. He would place his flag on this land and fly to Elvwe City, while his army landed on the shore. He flew to the Star-Lit Palace on the back of his great dragon, threatening King Elgmoth and demanding his surrender lest the dragons burn his people to ash. The proud King of Eldarmar scoffed at such a thought and refused to give up his crown and lands to a pathetic inbred mutant like Aegon. Aegon swore the elf king would regret this and only didn't kill him then to make him watch his lands burn.

He returned to his forces and pushed them forward, burning many elven villages on the western coast. His army was joined by a few dread elves who, unbeknowst to the Dread King, took the oportunity to take revengr on their hated fair-haired kin. Together they neared closer and closer to the elven capital.

It was there his forces were met by the combined armies of Crown Prince Manaon and his sister, the warrior-maiden Namarie, who surrounded his army. He was unafraid and sent his dragons to burn the elven forces to ash but as they did so, they were hit by a storm conjured by the young sorcerer-prince Ordrath and his teacher Xenon Talandren that cast his dragons down and allowed them to be easily slain. Enraged, Aegon tried to kill the now exhausted and exposed Ordrath but would be stopped by Manaon who fought against the Praetor to defend his younger brother and quickly slew Aegon.

### Legacy:

All of his dragons were slain in the skirmish later known as the "Battle of Aegon's Folly," along with his ally Makar Orelion who was beheaded by Princess Namarie. His cousin Ayris Vakar proclaimed himself head of Clan Vakar and attempted to rally his forces to continue his campaign, but without their dragons and their army greatly reduced, he was quickly defeated and none of his men returned home.

The ambitious young dragonbinder Daemon II. Gryzlar took power soon after, riding into their capital on what appeared to be a golden dragon and ruled for some time. A few years later, an elven ship arrived to Rahanas, returning the swords of Ayris and Makar, along with the skulls of the three dragons and the tattered banner of Aegon the broken, warning the Emperor of the fate of any of his forces who would dare to invade the lands of the high elves.

## Personality:

He was proud and arrogant, believing himself as the greatest of all dragonbinders and saw his people as superior to all other men, even more so to races such as the elves. He believed that they should carve a great empire across the world.

## Powers:

**Dragonbinder**: He is a descendant of the Dragonscourgers, thus giving him power over dragons.

## Titles:

 Jahryris II Vakar
 Horkar
Targanis
 Atarak Hosar

## Trivia:

* He is based on Aegon the Conqurer from A Song of Ice and Fire, who united Westeros on top of his dragon; this is a story of him failing at the hands of the elves.