1. Locations

Terntolgalan

Terntolgalan was the name bestowed upon the Scaled Isles, an archipelago made up of dozens of islands. It was the home of the Dragonborn race in the time before the cataclysm.
The name is derived from the Draconic word "ternocka," meaning "guardian," and "tolgalen," meaning "home" or "ancestral land." It is the center of the dragonborn's power and authority, and where they guard their heritage and culture. Known the world over as a place that is protected, guarded, and safe for all.


Highlord Korathar held court on the largest of the chain, Vak'lorath

Known Islands:

  • Vak'lorath: This island name is derived from the Draconic word "vaklor," meaning "crown," and "lorath," meaning "of the sky." Together, the name of this island suggests a place of great height or prominence.
  • Ar'lyndar: This island name is derived from the Draconic words "ar," meaning "ancient," and "lyndar," meaning "of knowledge." Together, the name of this island suggests a place of ancient wisdom and knowledge.
  • Tyra'Kyth: This island name is derived from the Draconic words "tyra," meaning "knowledge," and "kyth," meaning "of the shadows." Together, the name of this island suggests a place of hidden knowledge and secrets, with a connection to the shadows.
  • Keth'rakar: This island name is derived from the Draconic word "kethrak," meaning "hunting ground," and "kar," meaning "of the sea." Together, the name of this island suggests a place where the dragonborn go to hunt aquatic creatures.
  • Vael'gosk: This island name is derived from the Draconic word "vael," meaning "fury," and "gosk," meaning "of the land." Together, the name of this island suggests a place of great natural power, and possibly a dangerous one.
  • Nal'kamir: This island name is derived from the Draconic word "nal," meaning "eternal," and "kamir," meaning "of the night." Together, the name of this island suggests a place of timeless beauty and mystery.
  • Aes'kavar: This island name is derived from the Draconic word "aes," meaning "eternal," and "kavar," meaning "of the sky." Together, the name of this island suggests a place of timeless beauty and grandeur, perhaps with a connection to the heavens.
  • Zor'lokar: This island name is derived from the Draconic word "zor," meaning "golden," and "lokar," meaning "of the sea." Together, the name of this island suggests a place of great wealth and prosperity, with a connection to the ocean.
  • Ryn'kalar: This island name is derived from the Draconic word "ryn," meaning "secret," and "kalar," meaning "of the sea." Together, the name of this island suggests a place of hidden treasures and secrets, with a connection to the ocean.
  • Kael'zeth: This island name is derived from the Draconic word "kael," meaning "fierce," and "zeth," meaning "of the sky." Together, the name of this island suggests a place of great power and danger, with a connection to the heavens.
  • Xor'vael: This island name is derived from the Draconic word "xor," meaning "fierce," and "vael," meaning "of the land." Together, the name of this island suggests a place of great power and danger, with a connection to the earth.

  • Kal'vaxion: This island name is derived from the Draconic word "kal," meaning "secret," and "vaxion," meaning "of the fire." Together, the name of this island suggests a place of hidden power and mystery, with a connection to fire or volcanic activity.
  • Vael'keth: This island name is derived from the Draconic word "vael," meaning "fury," and "keth," meaning "of the earth." Together, the name of this island suggests a place of great natural power, with a connection to the earth, possibly a volcanic island.
  • Ryn'lorath: This island name is derived from the Draconic word "ryn," meaning "secret," and "lorath," meaning "of the sky." Together, the name of this island suggests a place of hidden treasures and secrets, with a connection to heights or air.
  • Kael'rakar: This island name is derived from the Draconic word "kael," meaning "fierce," and "rakar," meaning "of the sea." Together, the name of this island suggests a place of great power and danger, with a connection to the ocean.
  • Xor'kamir: This island name is derived from the Draconic word "xor," meaning "fierce," and "kamir," meaning "of the night." Together, the name of this island suggests a place of great power and danger, with a connection to the night or darkness.