Malgons

Malgons are an unusual, and breath-taking experience. These silent guardians slumber, stood in place - almost ready to be activated at a moments notice. The Bestias Ex Libro describes Malgons as "giant, metallic sentinels" awaiting a day when they will be needed again.

The name "Malgon" derives from Malarg, and Dragon. The 'Mal' - meaning 'large' and 'lonely', and the 'gon' - meaning 'of metal' or 'metallic' in the ancient Tillarian tongue. There are some indigenous groups that worshipped the Malgons, whilst early academics assumed them to be great dedications to gods above. It was later discovered in the newly unearthed 'Declaratio Libertatis', that stated an incident where the 'Sentinel' - as the declaration described it - "awoke from it's dormant slumber" to "fight a god". It does not stipulate the outcome of this battle, or it's location.

There is strong debate as to whether this was ancient literature or historical record, as no other record of this has been found. However the declaration has shone light into other areas that are accurate. So the debate stems from the vague sentences of this particular passage, rather than the entire text.

Malgons are giant in size, and can be compared to knights in their full armour. They are dotted around the landscapes of Tillaris, many overgrown with nature, symbolising their age. There are a few distinct Malgons that have been given names and looked after by various groups.