Basically the closer you get to Lekk, the higher the dragon population is. Like it's definitely possible to move around them (they won't attack unless provoked), but there's a noticeable increase. The land also gets nicer. Less creepy, more trees with nice looking fruit and other vegetation, wandering animals, that sort of things. The closer you get to the heart of the mountains, the more plentiful shit seems to be.
Should you reach a certain pass in said heart of the mountains, a couple of dragons will set their asses down in front of you and politely ask you to turn back. It is possible to attack and kill these dragons, but this will only result in more dragons arriving. If you try to fight these ones, you'll definitely die, but if you try to run, RNG decides if you make it or not.
On the other hand, you might try to bribe the dragons with some gold. They will be noticeably effected by this over, but hold firm on the 'you shall not pass' thing for now.
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Basically the closer you get to Lekk, the higher the dragon population is. Like it's definitely possible to move around them (they won't attack unless provoked), but there's a noticeable increase. The land also gets nicer. Less creepy, more trees with nice looking fruit and other vegetation, wandering animals, that sort of things. The closer you get to the heart of the mountains, the more plentiful shit seems to be.
Should you reach a certain pass in said heart of the mountains, a couple of dragons will set their asses down in front of you and politely ask you to turn back. It is possible to attack and kill these dragons, but this will only result in more dragons arriving. If you try to fight these ones, you'll definitely die, but if you try to run, RNG decides if you make it or not.
On the other hand, you might try to bribe the dragons with some gold. They will be noticeably effected by this over, but hold firm on the 'you shall not pass' thing for now.
Huh i wonder what's in that mountain pass.