Drama

At the very beginning, Zog the Red Dragon simply wanted to make a little cash.
    He carved runes into yo-yos so that their tricks would produce actual, dazzling light effects!
    He created trading cards capable of summoning holographic illusions, driving the price of a single rare card higher than a Tier 6 spell scroll.
    He even handed a Zor a mana-powered electric guitar, sparking a massive rock-and-roll revolution.
    Under his influence, Dwarves and Elves willingly sat in the same room to team up in co-op games, while commoners and nobles wept together over the exact same soap operas.
    The Dragon-Slaying Knights? Please! The dragons they rented to shoot their promotional videos were all contracted actors from Zog’s talent agency!
    Before he even realized it, this draconic anomaly—who refused to engage in mindless slaughter—had amassed a hoard of gold coins taller than a mountain.
    The Holy Church declared that he was bewitching the minds of the masses, but the people firmly chose to stand by his side. Facing the now completely isolated, century-old Pope, Zog smirked and mocked:
    “Culture Victory, kid.”