The terrifying Night Dragon, Falazure, is the lord of energy draining, undeath, decay, and exhaustion. Some claim he has a decaying skeletal form; others believe that he looks like a superannuated black dragon whose flesh is pulled tight over his bones.

Dogma

 

Falazure teaches that even a dragon’s long life span need not be the limit to a dragon’s existence. Beyond the world of the living is another realm, one of undeath eternal. It is generally accepted that Falazure created  the first undead dragons, such as dracoliches,vampiric dragons, and ghostly dragons

Clergy

Among the draconic gods, perhaps only Bahamut and Tiamat have more nondragon worshipers than Falazure. Many necromancers of all races revere the Night Dragon, as well as intelligent undead such as liches and especially dracoliches. The followers of Falazure count all goodaligned faiths as their enemies. They occasionally ally with the forces of Nerull, but such instances are rare.

Quests

Falazure’s quests revolve around the transformation from a living creature to undead status. Sometimes a follower is sent to aid another dragonblood’s transformation, but more often a quest involves the follower’s own change to an undead creature.

Prayers

Devout worshipers of Falazure pray every evening and midnight to honor the Night Dragon. Their prayers celebrate death and decay. For example, “When night comes, let me wake from the sleep,” or “Let me die and be reborn in undeath.”

Temples

Temples to Falazure are always deep beneath the earth, cloaked in darkness and far from the sun and fresh air of the surface world.

Rites

The rites of Falazure focus on the undead. The ceremonies involve either raising up undead minions or working toward transforming oneself into a powerful undead.

Herald and Allies

The most common herald Falazure uses is a  half-black dragon necromancer. His allies include dragons, half-dragons, and draconic creatures, usually skillful clerics or necromancers.

 

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