THE WORLD

The Future for Humanity is a World of Two Extremes

Lord of the Dragons is set in a dystopian future where humanity are imprisoned in the dragons Citadels across the world. The green skinned dragons rule the world, living in these cities alongside the humans with the red skinned dragons outcast and hiding in the old human city ruins and forests. The comic book series illustrates these beautifully different environments born from a once overpopulated human world of high rise towers and building, with much of that now long forgotten, reclaimed by nature.

Log Cabin - Lord of the Dragons

The Forests

The forests and woodlands provided the prefect cover for the dragons in their early days. There were many sightings of the dragons as they lived in this way but these were often passed off as fakes generated via AI applications widely available in the middle of the 21st century. As the green skinned dragons numbers numbers grew, they utimately began the building of giant citadels beneath the ground, deep below where they knew there wouldn't be any excavation works or building by the humans. No one knows how they did this in such scale and with such large quantities of materials required, but their rise and construction was hidden until it was too late for the humans to do anything about it.

Treetop Cabins - Lord of the Dragons

At first, many of the humans who survived the uprising of the dragons fled from the major cities and into the surrounding forest around the UK where the story of Lord of the Dragons is set. This wasn't because of the dragons though and had been happening for some time now as we reached the middle of the 21st Century and war and nuclear threat had been looming between the worlds superpowers. Many humans who lived in built up populations began to fear the possibility of a nuclear threat on large capital cities, not just by other countries, but by AI, which as it evolved began to exhibit thoughts that it saw humans like a virus on the earth which ultimately would need to be resolved in some way. It saw their continually increasing population as unsustainable to what it calculated the earth could withstand.

Dragon Citadel

The Citadel

The Dragon Citadel is one of many vast structures above ground which actually is very small in its surface footprint in comparison to that which lies beneath it. As the dragons built great sub terranian citadels, humanity did not see this happening, focused instead on the endless conficts which arose between countries across the planet and the ever increasing threat of Artifical Intelligence. The part of the Citadel is as vast as it is beautiful, with its central feature the House of Green building, which is also the residence of Lord Dakara as well as the location for the discussion of any decisions. Around the city are dozens of homes for the House of Green Guards (or HOGG's for short) which can be entered from the air and lead to the underground part of the Citadel. Around the outside of the Citadel is a circular wall with 12 turrets where there are 48 HOGG's always on guard at any time, with 4 per turret.

Dragon Dr Surgery

Beneath the Citadel

Deep below the ground, in the part of the city where the dragons keep humans captive exists a sterile enviornment with white warled marble as far as the eye can see. Humans are often moved around the city in a sedated state and sleep in glass fronted prisons where they must sleep in view of the dragons cameras.

Dragon Human Prison
Dragon Testing Chambers

The Testing Chambers

Little is known about what the dragons ultimately did with their human captives at the time when they took control of the world. But the dragons are greatly interested in humanity and at the core of their Citadels exists a place called the Testing Chamber. Humans are put through this test to the audience of the dragons in a series of increasingly difficult tasks.

The Characters

Lord of the Dragons Characters

Learn about the characters that make the Lord of the Dragons World. Humans who are just trying to survive, green skinned dragons who live in the Citadels and the red skinned dragons who mainly occupy what remains of the old human cities.

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