Kurdanax the Storm Dragon

''We vastly underestimated the power of the storm wall, however. It turns out that a storm dragon by the name of Kurdanax has been maintaining it all this time. - Mejiir Ashenscale''

Chronicles
Below are the collection of few mentions about Kurdanax

Mission note from Mejiir Ashenscale
Having built the prison crystal with the help of the guild, it didn't occur to me that we would be repurposing it for trapping the elemental energies of the storm wall of Erondor. With the help of Rhozel and Torpor from the Tarmin Academy of the Arcane, we were able to send in a group in order to obtain a coffin that supposedly contained a millennium-old character named Shol, who was contained in the central Ziggurat.

We vastly underestimated the power of the storm wall, however. It turns out that a storm dragon by the name of Kurdanax has been maintaining it all this time. More on that later.

We provided the party with a roughly 12-hour window in Erondor before leaving, and the party inside was able to avoid a number of encounters with creatures there, but ultimately ended up having to fend off a few more gutsy attackers: a couple of Treetop Stalkers, a Gorogoro, to name a few. Lastly, the party had a brush with death over a canal right at the threshold of the ziggurat. Without a boat to stay safe in, they wrestled hard with a Viridian Garrote, narrowly escaping with their lives.

Unfortunately, the racket caused by their escape drew the attention of the sky dragon, Kurdanax. Obviously not keen on the idea of interlopers, the adventurers had to retreat into the ziggurat, which Kurdanax wasn't able to follow into. Inside, the adventurers, in a sliver of good judgment, decided not to spelunk into the large ziggurat and instead found Shol underneath a statue dedicated to Telron, a Seraph of Law. There chained, entombed, and staked with a javelin, was Shol. Some members tried ascertaining the nature of Shol, which led to a few "conversations" with the millennia-old character. He was determined to be a person of great power that was feared by his people, and thus contained here.

Outside, Kurdanax confronted the party, pressuring them by threat of death to hand over Shol, accusing the party of setting upon the world a great evil in the form of Shol. Having no other choice, the party surrendered the coffin, which Kurdanax awoke Shol and subsequently destroyed.

Pleased, Kurdanax offered to transport the party outside of the storm wall by virtue of a teleportation spell, empty coffin in tow. Needless to say that our employers at Tarmin were less than impressed by the turn of events. Nevertheless, they paid us for our time and were on their way.

The true nature of Erondor, Kurdanax, and the ziggurat, remain a mystery.

Chronicle of Torrin Delmirev
Torrin confronts Kurdanax (a storm dragon) about morality and the salvation of Myrias, y'know, casual stuff