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	In the [[Ages#The Golden Age\|Golden Age]], Rarapesh reclaimed a small portion of its homeland after many centuries away. The government of Korrinth refused to recognize the dragons' claim on the land, and allowed them clear title only to the mountain containing their eyrie, and only if they paid taxes. Rarapesh's numbers, already severely reduced due to their exile, shrank even further. With only around a hundred to their name, new broods were forced to seek mates outside the flight. This led to them leaving altogether as often as not, and the flight routinely had to beg incoming mates to bring fresh stores of gold.		In the [[Ages#The Golden Age\|Golden Age]], Rarapesh reclaimed a small portion of its homeland after many centuries away. The government of Korrinth refused to recognize the dragons' claim on the land, and allowed them clear title only to the mountain containing their eyrie, and only if they paid taxes. Rarapesh's numbers, already severely reduced due to their exile, shrank even further. With only around a hundred to their name, new broods were forced to seek mates outside the flight. This led to them leaving altogether as often as not, and the flight routinely had to beg incoming mates to bring fresh stores of gold.

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	Rarapesh Dragon Flight, ~~based out~~ of northwestern [[Korrinth]], is perhaps among the most troubled surviving dragon flights ~~in history~~. ~~Due to habitation by~~ the [[Marcon Alliance]], the flight spent several millennia enslaved, and were forced to produce [[Dragon-half#Dredbrood\|dredbroods]] for the Marcon war machine. Many members of the flight became fallen, and while they could not join the Marcons as equals, some rose to prominence even as slaves.		Rarapesh Dragon Flight, of northwestern [[Korrinth]], is perhaps among the most troubled surviving dragon flights. Under the [[Marcon Alliance]], the flight spent several millennia enslaved, and were forced to produce [[Dragon-half#Dredbrood\|dredbroods]] for the Marcon war machine. Many members of the flight became fallen, and while they could not join the Marcons as equals, some rose to prominence even as slaves.

	During [[Eieber's Long March]], the Rarapesh were driven off their ancestral homelands, and forced to ~~eek out~~ a living on the remote ~~but uninhabited~~ [[Animal Island]]. Rumors persist of the Rarapesh ~~horde being~~ buried here~~, however the reality is that~~ much of Rarapesh's wealth was looted by the Marcons. The Marcons are known, though not through what method, to have ~~had~~ a way to separate a dragon from his gold.		During [[Eieber's Long March]], the Rarapesh were driven off their ancestral homelands, and forced to seek a living on the remote [[Animal Island]]. Rumors persist of the Rarapesh hoard buried here; but much of Rarapesh's wealth was looted by the Marcons. The Marcons are known, though not through what method, to have a way to separate a dragon from his gold.

	In the [[Ages#The Golden Age\|Golden Age]], Rarapesh ~~was able to reclaim~~ a small portion of ~~it's~~ homeland after many centuries away. The government of Korrinth refused to recognize the ~~dragon~~'s claim on the land, and allowed them clear title only to the mountain containing their ~~eerie~~, and only if they paid ~~appropriate~~ taxes. Rarapesh's numbers, already severely reduced due to their exile, shrank even further. With only around a hundred to their name, new broods were forced to seek mates outside the flight. This led to them leaving altogether as often as not, and the flight routinely had to beg incoming mates to bring fresh stores of gold.		In the [[Ages#The Golden Age\|Golden Age]], Rarapesh reclaimed a small portion of its homeland after many centuries away. The government of Korrinth refused to recognize the dragons' claim on the land, and allowed them clear title only to the mountain containing their eyrie, and only if they paid taxes. Rarapesh's numbers, already severely reduced due to their exile, shrank even further. With only around a hundred to their name, new broods were forced to seek mates outside the flight. This led to them leaving altogether as often as not, and the flight routinely had to beg incoming mates to bring fresh stores of gold.

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Rarapesh Dragon Flight, based out of northwestern [[Korrinth]], is perhaps among the most troubled surviving dragon flights in history. Due to habitation by the [[Marcon Alliance]], the flight spent several millennia enslaved, and were forced to produce [[Dragon-half#Dredbrood|dredbroods]] for the Marcon war machine. Many members of the flight became fallen, and while they could not join the Marcons as equals, some rose to prominence even as slaves.

During [[Eieber's Long March]], the Rarapesh were driven off their ancestral homelands, and forced to eek out a living on the remote but uninhabited [[Animal Island]]. Rumors persist of the Rarapesh horde being buried here, however the reality is that much of Rarapesh's wealth was looted by the Marcons. The Marcons are known, though not through what method, to have had a way to separate a dragon from his gold.

In the [[Ages#The Golden Age|Golden Age]], Rarapesh was able to reclaim a small portion of it's homeland after many centuries away. The government of Korrinth refused to recognize the dragon's claim on the land, and allowed them clear title only to the mountain containing their eerie, and only if they paid appropriate taxes. Rarapesh's numbers, already severely reduced due to their exile, shrank even further. With only around a hundred to their name, new broods were forced to seek mates outside the flight. This led to them leaving altogether as often as not, and the flight routinely had to beg incoming mates to bring fresh stores of gold.