That the Elder Dragons have a deep and intimate link with Tyria itself is indisputable at this point. Primordus arose out of magma and returned to it; Jormag froze, flooded, and shifted the earth itself; Mordremoth became one with a jungle; and so on and so forth. They eat magic and are composed of it.
But how dragons are made, and where they come from, remains a mystery. I postulate a self-ordering logic to magic that brings forth dragons when the conditions are correct. Perhaps some earthshaking event tips disorder into order, and raw, wild magic into sinew and scale.
I must wonder, however: Is our world a dragon endlessly being born?
That the Elder Dragons have a deep and intimate link with Tyria itself is indisputable at this point. Primordus arose out of magma and returned to it; Jormag froze, flooded, and shifted the earth itself; Mordremoth became one with a jungle; and so on and so forth. They eat magic and are composed of it.
But how dragons are made, and where they come from, remains a mystery. I postulate a self-ordering logic to magic that brings forth dragons when the conditions are correct. Perhaps some earthshaking event tips disorder into order, and raw, wild magic into sinew and scale.
I must wonder, however: Is our world a dragon endlessly being born? · Guild Wars 2 Database