History Literature / LegacyOfTheDragokin

* BittersweetEnding: [[spoiler:This ending is significantly less happy than the previous: while the vilains are defeated, Zarracka is reformed, Kalak/Daniar reconcile, and Benji gains dragokin powers and a possible girlfriend in the future, there is a lot more death, a lot more destruction, the underlying problem (Drewghaven's bad economy) is entirely unresolved, and Man in Shadow got exactly what he needed from the mess and so is one step closer to completing his own EvilPlan.]]

* EnemyCivilWar: There are many independent villain groups with alliances of convience that break apart when the alliances are no longer convenient. Indeed, the villains are just as likely to off other villains as the heroes.

* {{Gendercide}}: This is the goal of the Kthonian Knights; exterminate men because they're all bastards. There is very little in the way of political messages as, in practice, they are indescriminate in who they kill and who they turn into a monster with TheVirus. Also [[spoiler: when Daniar convinces Kthonia that women are just as morally flawed as men, the latter decides to kill them both.]]
* GladToBeAliveSex: [[spoiler: Daniar and Kalak reconsumate their marriage after defeating Kthonia.]]

* YourCheatingHeart: [[spoiler: Averted but the preception that it does take place is real.]]
** Daniar and [[spoiler: Jago]] have a history and Kalak thinks that history is in the present. [[spoiler: Daniar did have a relationship and at one point carried his child but there is nothing between them in the story.]]
** Kalak visits Zarracka's cell regularly and she tempts him with conjugal sex [[spoiler: but he never accepts.]]

* BittersweetEnding: [[spoiler:This ending is significantly less happy than the previous: while the vilains are defeated, Zarracka reformed, Kalak/Daniar reconcilation, and Benji gaining dragokin powers and a possible girlfriend in the future, there is a lot more death, a lot more destruction, the underlying problem (Drewghaven's bad economy) is entirely unresolved, and Man in Shadow got exactly what he needed from the mess and so is one step closer to completing his own EvilPlan.]]

* BiggerBad: [[spoiler: Kthonia is the most powerful villain in this story but she is neither involved, aware of, or inclinded to assist with Jihadain's EvilPlan. When Kalak kills Jihadain, however, she becomes the TrueFinalBoss.]]
* [[spoiler: BittersweetEnding: This ending is significantly less happy than the previous: while the vilains are defeated, Zarracka reformed, Kalak/Daniar reconcilation, and Benji gaining dragokin powers and a possible girlfriend in the future, there is a lot more death, a lot more destruction, the underlying problem (Drewghaven's bad economy) is entirely unresolved, and Man in Shadow got exactly what he needed from the mess and so is one step closer to completing his own EvilPlan.]]

** [[spoiler: Mordak]] a formerly mindless weapon is not only sentinent but has psychic powers.
** [[spoiler: Benji awakens his powers and becomes a formitable warrior.]]

** Kalak visits Zarracka's cell regularly and she tempts him with congugal sex [[spoiler: but he never accepts.]]

''Legacy Of the Dragokin'' is the second book set in the world of Draconica and the sequel to ''Literature/TrappedOnDraconica''. The two of them will share a character sheet except for the ones introduced in this book.

!!Legacy Of the Dragon contains these tropes

** Kalak visits Zarracka's cell regularly and she tempts him with congugal sex [[spoiler: but he never accepts.]]

** [[spoiler: Lydia's stuffed bunny from childhood carries the heart of Kthonia.]]