In the Kehara desert, the kaja tribes require a dragon companion to survive the hazards and dangers that surround them.  This was explored specifically in the novella Dragonspeaker.  Well now, we have a banner that they fall under.

Once again, we have a cool tapestry version that Francois did up for us:

When it really starts to look cool, however, is when it’s stacked in a trio.

Once it shows up there, it looks more like a battle standard.  And when I think about it, seeing that banner on the battlefield would have me terrified.  A kaja army backed by a huge dragon?  No thank you!

Just like with the Cefen’adiel banner, we have a more traditional canvas fabric:

Here it looks like a little more of a sandy yellow.  I actually like that the colors shifted because of the fabric choice somewhat.

But then of course, we come to my favorite of the bunch:

This almost reminds me of something you might see graffiti’d on a wall somewhere in a city close to the Kehara Desert.  What would people who saw that symbol think?  Is it one that shows hope?  Or is it something that inspires fear?

As always, I went and made you a phone background version in case you want to use that.

We’re down to three left in this set.  Do you think you have any idea what cities we’re playing with?  You won’t have to wait long, as the next sigil is less than a month away!  Until then, have a fantastic time!

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Not only that, but it allows us to explore a race that was only witnessed in short stories or deleted scenes.  The kaja are one of the first anthropomorphic races I’ve written about—we haven’t had a chance to play with centaurs or minotaurs, but we did have a story about kobolds.  In any case, this is definitely the longest tale I’ve told where an anthro character is the star of the show.  Kaiyonani is an awesome character who is only going to grow as we give her and her dragon companion some meatier stories in the future.

Kaiyonani knows what it’s like to be a cat of the Kehara desert. The harsh sands around her tribe’s oasis are hot and savage, and there are enemies abound throughout the region. The one thing her people had to rely on was their fierce dragon ally, Iraneth.

But now, the dragon is dead.

Kaiyonani’s grandfather fulfilled the role of dragonspeaker. It is a title that is passed down from one kaja to the next, though it usually changes hands because a mortal has died—not one of the majestic winged creatures they call friend. The next dragonspeaker has been named, and to everyone’s surprise, it is Kaiyonani who is destined to take up the mantle. She must venture across the desert, to lands unknown in order to make the bond with her own dragon companion,

But can she survive the cruel wilderness and dangerous creatures that call Saveon and the Kehara Desert home?

Dragonspeaker just released today, and it’s available for the low introductory price of just 99 cents.  You can’t beat that!  Why not check it out on Amazon today?

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