The Valley of Dragons is a region in The Sekeish Empire. It is not full of dragons (at least not anymore), and it isn’t really a valley, but the name stuck. The sharp, conical rocks, some reaching as tall as twenty feet, are thought to be the teeth of the dragons that the god Okanpil slaughtered at the forming of the world. Some cultic groups have carved houses and temples into these stones, but most people are wary of them. Most foot traffic comes up the river and goes around the valley. It’s said that touching one brings bad luck on someone for exactly thirty-three days.

Though not full of dragons, this region is full of other deadly beasts, which may contribute to the legends that the place is cursed.