Ask Lady A.

I got my VGen code!!!

He was dealing with an uprising when the egg started cracking about two months before the due date. The message arrived when he was in the middle of a battlefield, and the generals debated whether they should inform him or wait until the battle was over. His brethren-in-arms had the common sense to know that if Grigon missed the birth of his only child, someone would pay the consequences—likely the people who knew and failed to inform him.

He did consider it a few times. Marakeen talked him out of it, though, because he didn't need to change who he was just to fit him. She loved him the way he was, with fur and all.

Remember I said Grigon arrived in the nick of time to save Garrek? Well, Garraxhar was close to slitting his throat with his blade.

Not really.

Just imagine them getting their own fanon nickname, like: "Soburgians"...

Most war prisoners try not to have children because they don't want to give the Sobrekt any potential leverage. There's others who don't mind, and

I'd say it had more to do with resources and territory. They reverse-engineered Kal'ee technology to leave their homeworld, establishing mines in the neighboring star systems.

Well, she didn't exactly join the Sobrekt military of her own accord. She worked as a janitor, and when she went inside the kurokran's building to clean, one of them came out of its pool and chose her, AKA ate her.

This kurokran had been without a Kuro'kani for years, so the higher ups were desperate to find one; however, they not happy about a Hylurgian being chosen. They don't want them involved with their gessen, not even one with Sobrekt citizenship; unfortunately for them, if a kurokran eats you, you're in. They did try to find a replacement, and it didn't end well.

Since this Hylurgian was born on Sobr, she doesn't have any loyalty to Hylurg, unlike her parents, who are war prisoners and despite living there for centuries and having grown fond of the planet, would never think of betraying their Blood Emperor. She's heard of the Blood Wars, and is aware that her colleagues don't like her because of her species, but doesn't let it get to her. She has found a few friends amongst the maintenance crew, and especially her kurokran Izaka.

Recently, Grigon tearing out of his carapace. He, the Blood Emperor, broke the most important taboo in Hylurgian culture. The backlash from the Noble Houses, including House Grimnt itself, was brutal. Many demanded that he abdicate the throne, even outright challenged him for it—you can imagine how that turned out for them.

However, the Hylurgian Armada didn't lose their respect for Grigon. He earned their loyalty through fire and blood; he's fought alongside them, leading them to victory again and again over the millenia. One choice, which he made for a completely understandable reason, doesn't erase that simple fact.

The people of Hylurg, AKA civilians, had mixed opinions on the matter, but most agreed that, if they were in his place, they would've done the same for their own kids.

The Karkadax can breathe fire and can grow even bigger than a Kurokran, so in a one-on-one fight it would win.

However, Kurokran can survive the vacuum of space, and their dark scales blend in on a dark environment such as, let's say, dark clouds. Plus, their claws and teeth are hard enough to tear into even Hylurgian metal.