Dragon Storm (2004) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Silas is a hunter whom Fastrad’s party meets while traveling through the countryside. He agrees, for a price, to escort and protect them from danger, but Fastrad later falsely accuses him of poaching...
Medina is King Wednesbury’s warrior daughter. She joins Silas, Ling, and Remmegar after they meet at Wednesbury’s fiefdom, and takes part in the party that sets out to hunt the remaining dragons with...
Ling is a Mystic Scholar who joins Silas and the others at Wednesbury’s fiefdom. After a meteor’s damaged fall kills its dragon passenger, Ling studies the dead beast. The party then decides to hunt t...
Remmegar is described as vengeance-seeking and joins Silas, Ling, and Medina at Wednesbury’s fiefdom. He becomes part of the party that sets out to hunt the remaining dragons with a giant ballista. Th...
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Remmegar and Medina both join Silas and Ling before the group sets off to hunt the remaining dragons.
Medina joins the group that already includes Ling, and the combined party uses Ling's study of the dead dragon to plan the hunt.
Ling and Remmegar are both identified as members who join Silas before the party decides to hunt the remaining dragons.
The warrior daughter Medina joins Silas, Ling, and Remmegar, and the group sets out to hunt the remaining dragons.
Remmegar joins Silas after the party reaches the other monarch's fiefdom, becoming part of the group that decides to hunt the remaining dragons.
After meeting Silas, Ling joins him and the others. Ling then studies the dead dragon while the group prepares to hunt the remaining dragons.
A dragon invasion forces rival monarchies and a group of uneasy allies into a shared struggle while political betrayal threatens the alliance.
Directed by Stephen Furst
Dragon Storm (2004) · 4.9/10 · adventure, science-fiction
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