Board Thread:Fun and Games/@comment-4517309-20140109011100/@comment-109.68.192.177-20140117105904

Tiddles0536 wrote: Also, The dragonkin are feared by the gods at full power.

This is true, the gods do fear the dragonkin. All three of them. But the dragonkin can be killed. The mahjarrat can be killed. Even the gods can be killed. The TokHaar are truly immortal, being reborn in the Kiln after death.

Zamorak attempted to acquire them for himself, but even he gave up after realising just how powerful they were. It is unknown if he knew about the dragonkin (though it seems unlikely he wouldn't at least have some inkling of them, given everything that happened in the Second Age) but he did not seem to have any such reservations about using the Stone of Jas.

And yes, as I mentioned, the TokHaar don't venture beyond TzHaar city (and even going that far is rare for them). But the Kiln is unassailable while they reside within it, making it IMO the most powerful region (if you can call it a region) from a purely defensive standpoint. As far as their offensive power goes, they are merely waiting for instructions from Ful. And when those come, an army with a passionate love of warfare and a knack for geographical rearrangement will be marching across Gielinor, and their fallen will be revived in the Kiln like a production line. I don't see anyone else matching that.