According to draconic myths, it was Kereska who first taught dragonkind how to wield magic. [1] At some point prior to 1357 DR, Kereska empowered the gold dragon sorcerer Larendrammagar with the ability to cast more spells than any dragon naturally could, and to be able to use both arcane and divine magic, as a reward for his magical achievements.

Keres are the daimons of violent death, be it in battle, through murder, or accident. They are the inevitable results of death and are called upon when a person’s life is to naturally end as determined by the fates.

Nov 1, 2016 · Kereska embodies the magic inherent in dragonkind, and governs the use of both natural magical abilities, and those gained through study. She is delighted by new and unique magical creations of all sorts, be they minor and mundane or powerful and spectacular.

Kereska, sometimes known as the Wonderbringer, is the draconic goddess of magic and magical creativity. Few of Kereska's followers are clerics, most of her worshippers choosing other …

Kereska is able to cast any known spell as many times per day as she likes, and since she is the font of magical creativity, she can create any new spell-like power on an instant's notice. Dragons researching new spells often invoke the name of Kereska before beginning.

Nov 4, 2016 · Kereska is the energetic deity of magic within the draconic pantheon, who is said to have taught dragons how to harness the innate magical powers Io infused in them at the time of creation. She delights in magical creativity and blesses those dragons undertaking magical research and creation.

Nov 4, 2016 · Kereska is the energetic deity of magic within the draconic pantheon, who is said to have taught dragons how to harness the innate magical powers Io infused in them at the time …

Kereska (pronounced: /kəˈrɛskɑː/ kuh-RES-kah), the draconic goddess of magic, specifically dragon magic, healing, and magical creativity. Kereska is often viewed as the kindest and most benevolent of the draconic deities. Some mistake her kindness for a weakness, though those who make that mistake often don't make it twice.

The Keres (also known as Daemones) are battlefield spirits of famine and disease that feed on violent deaths and are polluting spirits. The Keres are daughters of the protogenos Nyx.

Keres was abandoned as a baby in the woods where she was found and taken in by a group of elves that lived deep in the wood in a hidden grotto, which was only accessible with a tailsmen made by the village elder.