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Dragon Khan

Dragon Khan is a third-person action RPG set in Ithannar, a world ruled by dragons, where the player controls Botu, a unique green draconate born with wings and elemental power, drawn into a conflict triggered by the disappearance of a dragon Khan and the invasion of the forest domain.

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Dragon Khan is a third-person action RPG set in Ithannar, a fantasy world created and governed by dragons, where entire civilizations exist under draconic design and authority. The player controls Botu, a warrior of the green draconate lineage that inhabits and dominates the great forests of the world. Unlike all others of his kind, Botu is the only draconate to have fully developed wings and the rare ability to wield different elements, marking him as an anomaly within a rigid draconic order. When Khan Dorniut, ruler of the forest domain, disappears and an external force invades his territory, Botu is driven to uncover who orchestrated both the Khan’s disappearance and the assault on the forest, confronting the deeper power structures that govern Ithannar.