Name: Dago of Samazand
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Age: 38 or thereabouts. Infant mortality is high in this world and the birthdays of children are rarely paid much heed.  
Job under the Dragons: Errand boy to the drake Trogdoroth.
Abilities: Horsemanship, wilderness survival, skill with bladed weapons and axes. Can speak four languages and has some proficiency in herbalism.
Bio: Even after a full millennium, the dragons are the undisputed masters of this world. Centuries have come and gone since their cataclysmic war of domination against mankind. But even still, all men are ruled under the yoke of a dozen or so dragon satraps. But not even the immortal and godlike dragons are immune to the decadence that befalls all long-lived civilizations.

Early in their age-long reign, the dragon lords ruled the earth in a very brutal and hands-on fashion. Dragons would often set out from their fortress-eyries on giant, scaled wings to rain fire and death upon any town or people that drew their ire. But many of the dragons grew decadent and lazy over the centuries. Increasingly, many dragons relied on their human servants to carry out even the work of motivating their subjects with violence and bloodshed.

Of all the dragon satraps of the world, few are as powerful or as indolent as Trogodoroth. The terrible dragon lord ruled the Middle Country since the beginning of the dragons' reign. Coiled within his a citadel carved out of the peak of a mountain, Trogdoroth now spends most of his time feasting and counting the treasures of his hoard. Centuries of idleness and eating have made Trogdoroth a bloated and corpulent dragon, who is rumored now to be so fat that he cannot fly. Unable and unwilling to leave his fortress, Trogdoroth is now completely dependent upon his underlings to carry out his bidding. And when before, the mighty dragon would have flown out to burn his detractors to cinders, Trogdoroth sends bloodied warriors like Dago to teach upstarts a lesson.