Alexander's Royal Guard and shock troops, the Dracograth number three hundred; never more, never less. It is said that Alexander likes his symbolism and wishes to honour the Spartans of Thermopylae who made his initial campaign possible.

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A 'typical' Dracograth stands between 10 and 11 feet tall and they tend to be longer-limbed than their Kalshodar brethren though their heavier armour makes this harder to spot. Their 13 foot mostly ceremonial 'Spear' tends to add to their imposing manner.

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With a snarling dragon on their head, a Dracograth is indeed and intimidating sight, even when the jaw of their helmet is open, allowing their very human eyes to be seen. Modern helmets are capable of 'dropping and shutting', or descending onto the neck seal of their armour and closing the jaw to make the helmet vacuum ready. They possess a similar backpack to the Kalshodar though the Dracograth ‘pack features stylised wings. These wings can extend a little though are believed to be purely decorative in nature.

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Contrary to rumour, Dracograth cannot breathe fire; they don't need to when you consider their speed, reflexes, and unparalleled martial skill. One Dracograth has been recorded as taking down 29 well-armoured and equipped soldiers with relative ease. He didn’t kill the 30th because he chose not to

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While Dracograth demonstrate a resilience and healing abilities much like the Kalshodar, none of the regenerative abilities of the latter have been attributed to them.