The Broken Horn Incident

THE BROKEN HORN INCIDENT

LORE During the Second World War, cooped up in German laboratories something was cooked up that would forever change the way warfare was waged. Instead of needing an entirely human force, which was susceptible to standard small arms ammunition, something could take these hazardous positions.

As of now it is the 1980s, the world is embroiled in another global spanning conflict. East and West fight for dear life as the tension grows and grows until a mushroom cloud inevitably looms over the horizon. In Alaska the Soviets have pushed in, in East Germany the liberation process begins.

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SPECIES OF DRAGON

Draconicus germanicus Draconicus germanicus, commonly known as Dragons/Drache were a project created by the Germans during the Second World War. The first Drache were not intelligent and had very limited brain processing power. During the Allied Invasion of Normandy they were deployed as a trial, which turned out to be a major flop for the Germans.

Draconicus moskva Draconicus moskva, known as Hydras in English were the creation via the stolen information from the German defector to the Soviet Union. The program in the Soviet Union initially went horribly, the creatures created by Soviet scientists frequently were below the standard set by the surviving Drache of the program. Either the animals would be violent, unloyal, creatures, or would simply not survive the hatching process. The first successful hatching of a Hydra would occur in 1950.

Draconicus columbus In the United States the Draconicus columbus was hastily, yet thoroughly, developed. With assistance of many of the brightest minds brought over from Germany after the Second World War from Operation: Paperclip. The first Drake that was successful would be born in 1947 after two years of testing.

Draconicus vespuccius The Draconicus vespuccius was a joint scientific endeavor between the nations of CANZUK the United States. With the Leviathan coming later in the scientific craze that was the creation of dragons it had some advances over that of its mother species. The first successful Leviathan hatched in 1953. Even though the species had only a mere six years to become more advanced it did so with ease. The new species of dragon was able to breathe beneath the waves and was quickly enrolled into the militaries of the United States and CANZUK.

Draconicus yulong During the 1960’s the rise of the dragon to the east the Chinese government negotiated with the Soviet Union to provide the scientific manpower to help produce their own species of dragons. The formation of this scientific endeavor has led to the strengthening of ties between both communist nations. The first yulong was hatched in 1968.