Maghast's Guide to Draknaths

This book is the result of Maghast Lor-Akar's decades of studies about the Draknaths.
Chapters:

1. Draknaths Classification
2. Theropods
3. Sauropods
4. Marginocephalia
5. Tyreophora
6. Ornithopoda
7. Taming Draknaths

Purpose

The purpose of this book was to describe the anatomy, physiology, and ecology of the Draknaths. Furthermore, Maghast suggested a taxonomic classification of these creatures in this document.

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Publication Status

Although extremely rare, this book is legal in all the Eight Realms. However, it has not been printed since 6012 BBE

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Maghast's Guide to Draknaths

History of the Expedition
Nearly two centuries ago, when I was back in Atlantis, I had an important conversation with my brother, the then King of Heim, Oltrabamus Lor-Akar. I told him that I've found an old draconic romance in one of the many libraries in the International School of the Keeper. It was written by an ancient dragonborn scholar that belonged to the Nathdon Empire. It was about falling in love and silly things like that, but it was something more, something special. It was situated in a mysterious, remote and uncharted island called Ralbun. The empire's capital was located there and that region was the center stage of the first part of The Banishment War. But that isn't what's so amazing about the book. It said that, on this particular island, gigantic and menacing lizard-like creatures called Draknaths roamed the lands and waters.  
The Draknaths
From what I have studied so far, Draknaths are, definitely, divided into two major groups: Saurischia (acetabulum bone vertically pointed downwards) and Ornithischia (acetabulum bone horizontally pointed to the direction of the tail). The Saurischia are divided into Sauropods (the long-necked ones) and Theropods (the hunters of this forgotten world), while Ceratopsians (creatures in which the skulls have different shapes and sizes, but one thing in common: a high density) and Hadrosaurians (duck-billed Draknaths) compose the Ornithischia.
Draknaths Anatomy
Draknaths Physiology
Draknaths Ecology

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Type

Manual, Scientific

Authoring Date

6759 BBE

Ratification Date

6753 BBE

Authors

• Maghast Lor-Akar, the Wise