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'''''Dragon Fighters of Kobol''''' is a fantasy book available on [[Caprica_(RDM)|Caprica]] about | '''''Dragon Fighters of Kobol''''' is a fantasy book available on [[Caprica_(RDM)|Caprica]] about {{BCH|70}} before the [[fall of the Twelve Colonies]]. The book featured dangerous monsters, a story element that appealed to [[Zoe Graystone]], who was a devoted reader during her childhood. | ||
In {{BCH|58}}, the [[V-world]] [[Tamara Adama#Tamara-A|avatar of Tamara Adama]] populated the [[New Cap City]] game space with virtual versions of the dragons. Later, an [[Zoe_Graystone#Zoe-A|avatar of Zoe]] summoned more virtual dragons in an attempt to drive [[Daniel Graystone|Daniel]] and [[Amanda Graystone]] and [[Sam Adama]] from her re-designed New Cap City, re-writing the code of their virtual horses to do so {{CAP|The Heavens Will Rise|Here Be Dragons}}. | |||
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Latest revision as of 04:17, 1 June 2025
Dragon Fighters of Kobol is a fantasy book available on Caprica about 70 BCH (30YR) before the fall of the Twelve Colonies. The book featured dangerous monsters, a story element that appealed to Zoe Graystone, who was a devoted reader during her childhood.
In 58 BCH (42YR), the V-world avatar of Tamara Adama populated the New Cap City game space with virtual versions of the dragons. Later, an avatar of Zoe summoned more virtual dragons in an attempt to drive Daniel and Amanda Graystone and Sam Adama from her re-designed New Cap City, re-writing the code of their virtual horses to do so (CAP: "The Heavens Will Rise" and "Here Be Dragons").
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edit- Dragon Fighters of Kobol could be a reference to Anne McCaffrey's science fiction novel series Dragonriders of Pern. Ronald D. Moore was involved with an unsuccessful attempt to turn the novels into a television series.