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Message: <blockquote data-quote="The Cardinal" data-source="post: 2795512" data-attributes="member: 634">It seems that dragons - long extinct in the old nations west of the great ocean - may have never existed in Cambria in the first place.However, Cambria has several large lakes, many of which seem to be the home of a species of huge sea serpents. These creatures were sometimes revered as god-like embodiments of nature spirits by the native hobgoblins, who gave each of them individual names. Not much is known about their level of intelligence, but the natives claim that they live for centuries, maybe millenia, and are descendants of even larger serpents that live deep beneath the waves of the western ocean, with their lair being a system of caves under Croaker Reef, 10 leagues southwest of Kelnmouth.</blockquote>