The Dragon’s Soul collectible metal coin!
Unique design by 3D Reign!
In the days when dragons ruled the skies, none were more feared than Valthyrax, Τhe Devourer. His breath scorched entire forests, his flames razing castles to the ground. For centuries, he terrorized the lands, leaving nothing but ash in his wake. No kingdom, no army, no blade could stand against the inferno he commanded.
But one day, a small order of blacksmiths, keepers of ancient and secret knowledge, forged a weapon unlike any other. Not a sword or shield, but a simple metal coin, infused with the essence of forgotten magic from the heart of the earth. This coin, engraved with the skeletal remains of the dragon, was created for one purpose—to trap the soul of Valthyrax. The blacksmiths, disguised as humble merchants, sought out the great dragon, offering the coin as a tribute, claiming it was a talisman of great power.
Valthyrax, arrogant in his might, accepted the offering, intrigued by the promise of even greater dominion. The moment his claw touched the metal, a terrible roar echoed across the land. Valthyrax’s fiery breath turned to smoke, his flesh withered to bone, and his essence was drawn into the coin. His soul, forever bound to the metal, left behind only the ghostly image of his skeletal form, carved into the coin. But the power of Valthyrax did not die. The coin still burns with the remnant of his flames.
Those who find it can feel the fire of the dragon deep within, a force that offers control over the element of flame itself. But with that power comes madness. Every holder of the coin slowly succumbs to the same consuming fire, their body and soul devoured, as Valthyrax seeks a way to rise again. The coin, known now as The Dragon’s Soul, resurfaces in times of great strife, tempting the greedy and the ambitious.
Those who hold it dream of fire and destruction, and in their final moments, they see the skeletal form of the dragon stir, the flames rekindling in his hollow eyes, waiting for the day when the world burns once more in his name.
| Weight | 0.3 kg |
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| Dimensions | 20 × 10 × 0.1 cm |
