Classification: Legendary & Supernatural Humanoids

Temporal Range: 18th Century

Geographic Range: Germany

Diet: Millet and cow’s milk

Horde: Germanic

Game of Thrones may have led you to believe that all dragons are giant, fierce, and fiery. But the Drak of Germany is a household spirit that is part dragon, part goblin. These little fellows are helpful and eager to get to work around your house. Often seen wearing a red hat and matching jacket, they appear to be happy little workers—as long as you keep them on your good side. This is easily done by providing them with a bowl of millet for every meal.

While this might sound delightful, acquiring your very own Drak for your household requires making a deal with the devil, signed in your own blood. Needless to say, the price for this arrangement is your soul, which the devil is famously fond of collecting. A bit drastic, we know, but legend says Draks are worth the risks and the drama. They are also excellent thieves, known to swipe whatever you desire from your neighbors. Just be sure to keep that arrangement between you and the Drak.

As tempting as it sounds, there is a catch. If you cross the Drak or fail to uphold your bargain, you may find yourself torn to shreds and left for dead in a gorge.

It is quite the decision. Sell your soul for a loyal house servant who will kill you if you falter, or handle the dishes, laundry, and sweeping yourself. Choices.

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