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Draak is one of the more primitive gods, generally worshipped by less sophisticated civilizations. He is sometimes viewed as a vague, impersonal force rather than a personified deity. He is the God of Ice, patron of the moon, and brother to Shadowfax, the Dark Flame, the Sunlord. He arose as a servant of Dentin in ancient days. Through long years of service he was elevated into the blessed Pantheon as an equal.
Draak was entrusted with watching over the borders of realms. He is often seen maintaining the wards between the primal plane and the elemental plane of darkness. Likewise, he can often be found in Purnima, guiding wayward vespers and elementals to their homes.
Draak, along with his brother Shadowfax, are protectors and patrons of many lands and peoples. The Aztecs view them as their progenitors, and the Naginag Combine, the murlocks in particular, look to them for protection and guidance. Draak is also known to have a peculiar fondness of griffins, squid and primates, both winged and land-bound.
The rites of Draak hold great reverence to rest, regeneration, water, conservation and, above all, ice and the elemental cold from whence it springs.