Draco's Dragons #2662548
Game fan groupsENVaktoviaSMOGaming History
Description
When I was growing up in VAK, officers were allowed to create divisions and purpose them however they wished. My fighting style at SMO was one primarily based off heavy usage of stealth and unpredictability. I utilized the shadows and bushes to flank, surprise, and pick people off. The purpose of this division was to establish a close-knit sub-community within VAK, comprised of people whom fought well alongside both each other and myself, and who understood these fundamental tactics. Outside of SMO, we would be experts in applying these ideas within raids to break off from the main group and tunnel our own way in. Being a Dragon wouldn't be about having the best aim - but instead about having patience and playing smart. Unfortunately, by the time I finally reached the rank of captain, the divisions rule was rescinded, and all officer divisions were shutdown. This group remains in memory of the edgy try-hard division that never was: Draco Wolfia's "Dragons of Vaktovia".
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| Measured (UTC) | Members | Change |
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| 23 Aug 2026, 23:34 | 2 | first reading |
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@SWATCOLE — Lord of Destruction (rank 255)
@ThatsJustGreat — Emissaries of Fire (rank 1)
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