Bitterstrike

The Legend of Bitterstrike
Three white dragons existed in the northern part of Amethyst Isle, Kaelfor, Krysja and Kymila. The three existed separately and would respectfully stay out of one anothers territory. Kaelfor, the only male of the group, paired with Krysja and over the centuries that passed the two grew very close to one another.

All three of these dragons coveted diamonds, silver, mirrors, crystals and other beautiful objects that reflected their pale white shimmering scales. The wiser tribes of varying races created shrines or altars for these dragons within the dragon's respective territory and all who left offerings of these particular items were overlooked when the dragons became hungry. It was a peace treaty and a trade agreement, as sometimes the Dragons would leave some of their shed scales behind at the altars, allowing skilled artisans to create the most amazing silver dragon armour.

Kymila grew jealous of the two paired dragons and with time grew into a bitter and fickle being. Over the centuries that passed, Kymila began to ignore the offerings left by people within her territory. She would simply raid towns for anything she liked, all the gems and riches in the area were taken for herself. She would take anything she fancied eating as her food, at any time. She also became known for seemingly random acts of destruction. Even crossing into the other Dragon's territory from time to time, A bold (or foolish) move.

The leader of a Tigerclaw Barbarian tribe known as Chief Fangstrike stood up to Kymila as she raided their land. With a single swing of his war pick the chief gained legendary status as he cleaved the dragon's brow and slashed her left eye. Blinding her there. Kymila left the area for around 30 years, sulking within her cave and plotting. Leaving only to feed and returning swiftly to contemplate her next move.

On the eve of Fangstrike’s funeral, Kymila descended upon the tribe and unleashed her rage. She scalded and shrieked at the tribe, most of whom were slain by her icy breath. Those who remained to tell the tale now regard Kymila as “Bitterstrike” in acknowledgment of the revenge she had nursed all those years. The legend of Bitterstrike is well known amongst the folk of Amethyst Isle.

Present Day
As the north is filled with Necromancers and Death, Bitterstrike is using a time of fear to turn people into her own willing subjects. By raiding towns, cutting of food supplies and taking valuables, people begin to starve without intervention. She offers them some of their food and trade goods back and in return expects their complete obedience.

Her reign of Tyranny has earned her a small army and a very large pile of gold and silver...