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[center][u][b]NAVIGATION[/b][/u] [url=http://www1.flightrising.com/forums/drs/2537865#post_2537865]Overview[/url] | [url=http://www1.flightrising.com/forums/drs/2537865/1#post_35570189]Subspecies[/url] | [url=http://www1.flightrising.com/forums/drs/2537865/1#post_35570190]Registration[/url] | [url=http://www1.flightrising.com/forums/drs/2537865/1#post_35570193]Pinglists[/url] | [url=http://www1.flightrising.com/forums/drs/2537865/1#post_35570196]Affiliates[/url] | [url=http://www1.flightrising.com/forums/drs/2537865/1#post_35570197]Registered[/url] [url=http://www1.flightrising.com/forums/drs/2537865/1#post_35585387] Updates[/url] | [url=http://www1.flightrising.com/forums/drs/2537865/1#post_35594873]For Sale[/url] | [url=http://www1.flightrising.com/forums/drs/2537865/2#post_35611165]Breeding Pairs[/url][/center] ----- ----- [center][img]https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/335090014675533824/495680238047592452/sorniethtreesbanner.png[/img] [size=5][b]Welcome![/b][/size] If you're here, you must be interested in learning more about different varieties of Tree dragons! Tree dragons are a subspecies of dragon with very bark-like hide, and soft, leaf-like wings. Many different kinds exist, and many similar subspecies have arisen, but these are all quite unique, and yet diverse, members of a big network of subspecies. Many of them have similar qualities to the trees they embody (i.e. Maple Tree dragons have sweet sticky sap within them, and Birch dragons have marvelous striped coats.) And they all have quite some personality. Now, each individual is different, but this thread will hopefully be a sort of guide on what to expect with a dragon in each subspecies. With that in mind, feel free to read, comment, and ask questions! This is my first subspecies, so feel free to give feedback on what might be good to revise or to think of for the future. If you're interested in registering a dragon that fits into one of these subspecies, please check out the registration thread. There should be a form waiting for you! I'll try to keep good track of this forum, and hopefully have hatcheries and affiliates in the future. If you're interested in becoming an affiliate, please consult me and we can discuss what service you would like to affiliate. Remember, this subspecies is meant to be fun and inclusive, so unreasonable and rude behavior will get you removed from the thread. If your dragon doesn't quite match the guidelines, but you would still like to register, this is all in the name of fun and I will most likely accept them as part of the forest. If you have any questions that still trouble you after reading the thread, go ahead and ping @Mustielsen for any additional questions and concerns! Now, the next post should have information on the forest of tree dragons![/center]


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Welcome!

If you're here, you must be interested in learning more about different varieties of Tree dragons! Tree dragons are a subspecies of dragon with very bark-like hide, and soft, leaf-like wings. Many different kinds exist, and many similar subspecies have arisen, but these are all quite unique, and yet diverse, members of a big network of subspecies. Many of them have similar qualities to the trees they embody (i.e. Maple Tree dragons have sweet sticky sap within them, and Birch dragons have marvelous striped coats.) And they all have quite some personality. Now, each individual is different, but this thread will hopefully be a sort of guide on what to expect with a dragon in each subspecies.

With that in mind, feel free to read, comment, and ask questions! This is my first subspecies, so feel free to give feedback on what might be good to revise or to think of for the future.

If you're interested in registering a dragon that fits into one of these subspecies, please check out the registration thread. There should be a form waiting for you! I'll try to keep good track of this forum, and hopefully have hatcheries and affiliates in the future. If you're interested in becoming an affiliate, please consult me and we can discuss what service you would like to affiliate.

Remember, this subspecies is meant to be fun and inclusive, so unreasonable and rude behavior will get you removed from the thread. If your dragon doesn't quite match the guidelines, but you would still like to register, this is all in the name of fun and I will most likely accept them as part of the forest.

If you have any questions that still trouble you after reading the thread, go ahead and ping @Mustielsen for any additional questions and concerns!

Now, the next post should have information on the forest of tree dragons!
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[center][u][b]NAVIGATION[/b][/u] [url=http://www1.flightrising.com/forums/drs/2537865#post_2537865]Overview[/url] | [url=http://www1.flightrising.com/forums/drs/2537865/1#post_35570189]Subspecies[/url] | [url=http://www1.flightrising.com/forums/drs/2537865/1#post_35570190]Registration[/url] | [url=http://www1.flightrising.com/forums/drs/2537865/1#post_35570193]Pinglists[/url] | [url=http://www1.flightrising.com/forums/drs/2537865/1#post_35570196]Affiliates[/url] | [url=http://www1.flightrising.com/forums/drs/2537865/1#post_35570197]Registered[/url] [url=http://www1.flightrising.com/forums/drs/2537865/1#post_35585387] Updates[/url] | [url=http://www1.flightrising.com/forums/drs/2537865/1#post_35594873]For Sale[/url] | [url=http://www1.flightrising.com/forums/drs/2537865/2#post_35611165]Breeding Pairs[/url][/center] ----- ----- [center][size=5][b]Subspecies[/b][/size] [img]https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/429360140186157075/572226160981966858/51243223_350.png[/img] At its most basic form, a tree dragon is a dragon that resembles a tree. It has tree-like qualities, and may behave differently than other dragons. How this occurs isn't quite known, but there are theories that tree dragons could've arisen from [b]blessings of the Gladekeeper[/b], to [b]nymphs playing tricks on nearby dragon clans[/b]. Whatever the case, the forest of tree dragon population only seems to be growing with time.[/center] [center][img]https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/335090014675533824/495475260993306634/enchanted_banner.png[/img] Enchanted Tree dragons tend to be very cryptic. They enjoy puzzling other dragons, and often go to great lengths to create unsolvable riddles, or mind-bending games. They are most often Skydancers, Faes, Spirals, or Wildclaws, but there are definitely exceptions to this. These dragons are very in tune with their elemental alignments and can often use it to their advantage in both battle and display. Although not opposed to spending time with other dragons, they often end up on their own for great lengths of time, enthralled in their own work and tasks. They also just seem to enjoy the thought that no one is quite sure where they went when they vanish for days on end. Mischievous and cunning, it would seem like these dragons are disloyal, but that often just isn't true. They express their love through trickery, and just love to entertain and amaze. On rare occasions, the bark-like hide of some will shimmer with star-like points elemental magic, signifying true mastery of their power. Leaves may also have a glossy shimmer, and not be affected by seasonal changes.[/center] Enchanted Tree Dragons come with these genes in these ranges: [size=5][b]Suggested Primary:[/b] [/size] (suggested colors) [b]Dirt[/b] to [b]Hickory[/b], [b]Ginger[/b] to [b]Auburn[/b] [sub](Dirt to Auburn excluding [color=red]Tarnish[/color] and [color=red]Copper[/color])[/sub] [item=primary gene: Ripple ] [item=primary gene: Tapir ] [item=primary gene: Speckle ] [item=primary gene: Bar ] [item=primary gene: Falcon ][item=primary gene: Giraffe ] [item=primary gene: Jupiter ] [item=primary gene: Python ][item=primary gene: Tiger][item=primary gene: metallic ]and rarely,[item=primary gene: Starmap ] [size=5][b]Suggested Secondary:[/b][/size] (suggested colors) [b]Jade[/b] to [b]Fern[/b] [item=secondary gene: Freckle][item=secondary gene: peregrine][item=secondary gene: bee][item=secondary gene: daub][item=secondary gene: hypnotic][item=secondary gene: morph][item=secondary gene: shimmer][item=secondary gene: stration][item=secondary gene: seraph][item=secondary gene: stripes][item=secondary gene: alloy]and rarely,[item=secondary gene: constellation] [size=5][b]Suggested Tertiary:[/b][/size] Color preferably [b]close to their element[/b] (eye color) but [b]light to medium in value.[/b] [sub]ex.) A [color=green][b]Nature[/b][/color] Enchanted Tree might have tertiary colors such as; [b]Peridot[/b], [b]Radioactive[/b], [b]Mint[/b], or [b]Leaf[/b], but there are exceptions due to what lair they reside in, the elements of their parents, and even the food they may eat.[/sub] [item=tertiary gene: firefly][item=tertiary gene: runes]and rarely,[item=tertiary gene: glimmer] ----- [center][img]https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/335090014675533824/495475200788529152/birch_banner.png[/img] Birch Tree dragons tend to be quiet, reserved, and keep to themselves. Many are lithe like the tree they embody, and better adapted for colder climates, Thus, they are most often Tundras, Skydancers, and Spirals, but there are definitely exceptions to this. These dragons are often solitary, preferring the company of their own kind, or often none at all. Some may be seen as grouchy old hermits, but others are quite nomadic. They feel out of place in hot regions, but it isn't entirely unheard of to see one passing through somewhere volcanic or sunny. Often, when threatened, they may freeze up and try not to move. Making true friends with a birch tree dragon is a rare and treasured thing. Even when travelling far and wide, they will always go out of their way to return to their friends, few as they may be. Occasionally, a baby can be born with golden yellow wings, and may be called an [b]Aspen Tree[/b] instead. There is very little behavioral and morphological differences, other than wing color. On very rare occasions, a Birch tree may be born with multi eye. A multi-eyed Birch is said to be very good luck![/center] Birch Tree Dragons come with these genes in these ranges: [size=5][b]Suggested Primary:[/b][/size] (suggested colors) [b]Antique[/b] to [b]Orca[/b] [item=primary gene: ripple][item=primary gene: falcon][item=primary gene: tiger][item=primary gene: Jupiter]and rarely,[item=primary gene: bar] [size=5][b]Suggested Secondary:[/b][/size] (suggested colors) [b]Jade[/b] to [b]Banana[/b] [item=secondary gene: Freckle][item=secondary gene: peregrine][item=secondary gene: bee][item=secondary gene: daub][item=secondary gene: hypnotic][item=secondary gene: morph][item=secondary gene: shimmer][item=secondary gene: stration][item=secondary gene: seraph][item=secondary gene: stripes]and rarely,[item=secondary gene: alloy] [size=5][b]Suggested Tertiary:[/b][/size] (suggested colors) [b]Antique[/b] to [b]Orca[/b], or [b]Black[/b] [item=tertiary gene: okapi][item=tertiary gene: thylacine]and rarely,[item=tertiary gene: Ringlets] ----- [center][img]https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/335090014675533824/495475174171213844/autumn_banner.png[/img] Autumn Tree dragons (sometimes referred to as Fall Tree dragons) are naturally lethargic at all times of year. They aren't necessarily lazy as much as they are slow moving and low on energy. They are most often Guardians, Snappers, and Imperials, but there are definitely exceptions to this. Instead of being out and active during the day, Autumn Tree dragons would often rather curl up with a good book and a warm drink in their lairs. Some are prone to occasional illness, which is another reason they prefer to stay indoors. Many are very friendly, and love to nuzzle up with their companions and familiars (for a nice nap.) Many of them claim that their favorite weather is rain, but others claim basking in the warm sunshine makes for a relaxing afternoon. Care free and loving, the things they devote the most time and energy to would be making their friends happy. Autumn Tree Dragons come in a variety of bold and earthy colors, and give off a supremely calm aura. Many actually love food, and may even make treats for their friends on occasion.[/center] Autumn Tree Dragons often come with these genes in these ranges: [size=5][b]Suggested Primary:[/b] [/size] (suggested colors) [b]Dirt[/b] to [b]Hickory[/b], [b]Ginger[/b] to [b]Auburn[/b] [sub](Dirt to Auburn excluding [color=red]Tarnish[/color] and [color=red]Copper[/color])[/sub] [item=primary gene: Ripple ] [item=primary gene: Tapir ] [item=primary gene: Speckle ] [item=primary gene: Bar ] [item=primary gene: Falcon ][item=primary gene: Giraffe ] [item=primary gene: Jupiter ] [item=primary gene: Python ][item=primary gene: Tiger][item=primary gene: metallic ]and rarely,[item=primary gene: petals] [size=5][b] Suggested Secondary:[/b][/size] (suggested colors) [b]Lemon[/b] to [b]Auburn[/b], or any fall-leaf color [item=secondary gene: Freckle][item=secondary gene: peregrine][item=secondary gene: bee][item=secondary gene: daub][item=secondary gene: hypnotic][item=secondary gene: morph][item=secondary gene: shimmer][item=secondary gene: stration][item=secondary gene: seraph][item=secondary gene: stripes]and rarely,[item=secondary gene: alloy] [size=5][b]Suggested Tertiary:[/b][/size] (suggested colors) [b]Silver[/b] to [b]Coal[/b], [b]Sand[/b] to [b]Rust[/b], or any earthy color [item=tertiary gene: gembond][item=tertiary gene: smirch]and rarely,[item=tertiary gene: ghost] ----- [center][img]https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/335090014675533824/495475235127296000/blooming_banner.png[/img] Blooming tree dragons are lively and energetic. Many of them can be found flying loops in the air, or simply dancing on the breeze. Blooming dragons are most often Wildclaws, Skydancers, and Spirals, but there are definitely exceptions to this. Blooming tree dragons are most boisterous in sunny weather, and they love to play tag and roll in fresh grass. Free spirited and jovial, these dragons would make friends with just about anyone, even the wrong sort potentially. Their naivety can often get the best of them, and they are prone to being very emotional. If you have the energy to keep up, Blooming Tree dragons are wonderfully creative companions with a joy for anything they deem fun. The flowers and patterns growing on blooming dragons can take on a variety of colors, and although boldest in the spring, remain fresh and flowering all year long. When a dragon is unhealthy, its blooms may lose hue or wilt excessively, and they become lethargic. This only happens when they're out of the sunlight for long periods of time or ill, as they are a very hearty and healthy subspecies. There are two main variations to this breed, one being the half bloomed (green secondary, colorful tertiary), or full bloomed (secondary and tertiary colors match or are close to matching). The full bloomed dragons tend to have a bit more confidence than their half bloomed counterparts, but both are boisterous and invigorating energies to have around in a clan. [/center] Blooming Tree Dragons come with these genes in these ranges: [size=5][b]Suggested Primary:[/b] [/size] (suggested colors) [b]Sand[/b] to [b]Hickory[/b], [b]Ginger[/b] to [b]Auburn[/b] [sub](Sand to Auburn excluding [color=red]Tarnish[/color] and [color=red]Copper[/color])[/sub] [item=primary gene: Ripple ] [item=primary gene: Tapir ] [item=primary gene: Speckle ] [item=primary gene: Bar ] [item=primary gene: Falcon ][item=primary gene: Giraffe ] [item=primary gene: Jupiter ] [item=primary gene: Python ][item=primary gene: Tiger][item=primary gene: metallic ]and rarely,[item=primary gene: Petals ] [size=5][b]Suggested Secondary:[/b][/size] (suggested colors) [b]Green[/b] to [b]Olive[/b], or a color similar to the tertiary color depending on if it's half-bloomed or full-bloomed [item=secondary gene: Freckle][item=secondary gene: peregrine][item=secondary gene: bee][item=secondary gene: daub][item=secondary gene: hypnotic][item=secondary gene: morph][item=secondary gene: shimmer][item=secondary gene: stration][item=secondary gene: seraph][item=secondary gene: stripes]and rarely,[item=secondary gene: Butterfly] [size=5][b]Suggested Tertiary:[/b][/size] (suggested colors) [b]Blackberry[/b] to [b]Violet[/b], [b]Lemon[/b] to [b]Gold[/b],[b]Marigold[/b] to [b]Orange[/b], [b]Carrot[/b] to [b]Tangerine[/b], [b]Berry[/b] to [b]Carmine[/b], and [b]Blush[/b] to [b]Rose[/b] [item=tertiary gene: ringlets][item=tertiary gene: Lace]and rarely,[item=tertiary gene: gembond] ----- [center][img]https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/335090014675533824/495475288373985280/maple_banner.png[/img] Maple Tree dragons tend to be very responsible, careful with smaller companions, and overall patient. They make great nest watchers, and work well with hatchlings despite their apparent and perpetual stickiness. Maple Tree dragons are most often Pearlcatchers, Guardians, and Coatls, but there are definitely exceptions to this. Maple Tree dragons are often seen as somewhat parental, very cautious, but with a good heart. They can be fiercely protective of their friends and family, however, so it's best to be careful about offending them. They aren't quick to anger though, so it isn't too difficult to become friends with them. If they're worried a friend of theirs seems to be having trouble doing something, they may be inclined to do it for them. Some find them possibly condescending, but most of the time, these dragons are purely looking out for others in the only way they know how. The Maple Tree dragon's chest is filled with a sap-like syrup, which gives off a sweet aroma and can *technically* be ingested (though that might gross other dragons out.) Sometimes though, the sap within them isn't as sweet as it smells, and can leave a bitter taste in one's mouth. This flavor could likely be affected by mood, but that has yet to be proven.[/center] Maple Tree Dragons come with these genes in these ranges: [size=5][b]Suggested Primary:[/b] [/size] (suggested colors) [b]Dirt[/b] to [b]Hickory[/b], [b]Ginger[/b] to [b]Auburn[/b] [sub](Dirt to Auburn excluding [color=red]Tarnish[/color] and [color=red]Copper[/color])[/sub] [item=primary gene: Ripple ] [item=primary gene: Tapir ] [item=primary gene: Speckle ] [item=primary gene: Bar ] [item=primary gene: Falcon ][item=primary gene: Giraffe ] [item=primary gene: Jupiter ] [item=primary gene: Python ][item=primary gene: Tiger][item=primary gene: metallic ]and rarely,[item=primary gene: Petals ] [size=5][b]Suggested Secondary:[/b][/size] (suggested colors) [b]Jade[/b] to [b]Fern[/b] [item=secondary gene: Freckle][item=secondary gene: peregrine][item=secondary gene: bee][item=secondary gene: daub][item=secondary gene: hypnotic][item=secondary gene: morph][item=secondary gene: shimmer][item=secondary gene: stration][item=secondary gene: seraph][item=secondary gene: stripes]and rarely,[item=secondary gene: alloy] [size=5][b]Suggested Tertiary:[/b][/size] (suggested colors) [b]Goldenrod[/b] to [b]Terracotta[/b], like sap or honey [item=tertiary gene: Capsule] ----- [center][img]https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/335090014675533824/495475326583832576/starwood_banner.png[/img] Starwood Tree dragons were affected by the strong magical energies within [color=pink]arcane[/color] regions, and thusly has morphed along with the local flora. These dragons are rare, and almost exclusively Fae, but there have been recordings of other breeds being warped by recent surges in magical energies. Many dragons have never seen a Starwood Tree dragon, and so their appearance is often unexpected and unusual. They can be a bit blunt, but have an astounding curiosity. Out of the other tree subspecies, they would be most likely to get along with (or at the very least find entertainment in) Enchanted Tree dragons. Not much is known about them beyond a few known members of the subspecies, so their mannerisms and behavior is nearly an enigma. All that has really been known to have been found in common in most members is their fascination with stars, as they are constantly stargazing any opportunity they get. [/center]Starwood Tree Dragons come with these genes in these ranges: [size=5][b]Suggested Primary:[/b] [/size] (suggested colors) [b]Maize[/b] to [b]Shadow[/b] something birch-y, dark or light with low saturation. [item=primary gene: Ripple ] [item=primary gene: Tapir ] [item=primary gene: Speckle ] [item=primary gene: Bar ] [item=primary gene: Falcon ][item=primary gene: Giraffe ] [item=primary gene: Jupiter ] [item=primary gene: Python ][item=primary gene: Tiger][item=primary gene: metallic ] and rarely,[item=primary gene: crystal ]or[item=primary gene: starmap] [size=5][b]Suggested Secondary:[/b][/size] (suggested colors) [b]White[/b], [b]Ice[/b], [b]Orca[/b], [b]Sky[/b] but also light to mid purples, pinks, or blues are acceptable [item=secondary gene: Freckle][item=secondary gene: peregrine][item=secondary gene: bee][item=secondary gene: daub][item=secondary gene: hypnotic][item=secondary gene: morph][item=secondary gene: shimmer][item=secondary gene: stration][item=secondary gene: seraph][item=secondary gene: stripes]and rarely,[item=secondary gene: facet] or [item=secondary gene: constellation] [size=5][b]Suggested Tertiary:[/b][/size] (suggested colors) [b]Blush[/b] to [b]Raspberry[/b], [b]Mauve[/b] to [b]Pearl[/b] like the arcane magic that often courses through them [item=tertiary gene: gembond][item=tertiary gene: Spines][item=tertiary gene: runes]and rarely,[item=tertiary gene: opal] ----- [img]https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/383061384868397056/574886472587411476/mossybanner.png[/img] Mossy tree dragons are mild mannered and easy going most of the time, living a pacifistic and sometimes secluded lifestyle, but don't be fooled by their calm and collected demeanor. These dragons fiercely protect the things they covet, although those things may not always be a conventional hoard. Some prefer the company of snails, while others keep mushroom colonies on their backs. their slow and steady movement allows for moss to overtake portions of their body, but they don't seem all that bothered. Slower moving dragons like Bogsneaks, Snappers, and Guardians tend to become mossy trees, but there are always exceptions. Being dragons connected both metaphorically and literally to the living things around them, they take great care in making sure the moss and algae on their skin remains plump and healthy, taking frequent riverside baths and lounging in shady forest clearings. Most of them have no fear of insects and creepy crawlies, even going so far as to keep hoards of them in the patches of moss like they're giant living ecosystems. Many moss dragons hail from the nature flight, but exceptions happen to those who recognize their place in the world as such. A friendship with a mossy tree dragon may be pleasant of one enjoys lounging around, but getting them to leave their post or move around just isn't always feasible. Enchanted Tree Dragons come with these genes in these ranges: [size=5][b]Suggested Primary:[/b] [/size] (suggested colors) [b]Dirt[/b] to [b]Hickory[/b], [b]Ginger[/b] to [b]Auburn[/b] [item=primary gene: Ripple ] [item=primary gene: Tapir ] [item=primary gene: Speckle ] [item=primary gene: Bar ] [item=primary gene: Falcon ][item=primary gene: Giraffe ] [item=primary gene: Jupiter ] [item=primary gene: Python ][item=primary gene: Tiger]and rarely, [item=primary gene: metallic ] [size=5][b]Suggested Secondary:[/b][/size] (suggested colors) [b]Jade[/b] to [b]Fern[/b] or anything leaf-like [item=secondary gene: Freckle][item=secondary gene: peregrine][item=secondary gene: bee][item=secondary gene: daub][item=secondary gene: hypnotic][item=secondary gene: morph][item=secondary gene: shimmer][item=secondary gene: stration][item=secondary gene: seraph][item=secondary gene: stripes] and rarely, [item=secondary gene: alloy] [size=5][b]Suggested Tertiary:[/b][/size] (suggested colors) [b]Jade[/b] to [b]Fern[/b] or anything mossy [item=tertiary gene: crackle][item=tertiary gene: gembond]and rarely,[item=tertiary gene: thylacine] or [item=tertiary gene: okapi]


Subspecies

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At its most basic form, a tree dragon is a dragon that resembles a tree. It has tree-like qualities, and may behave differently than other dragons. How this occurs isn't quite known, but there are theories that tree dragons could've arisen from blessings of the Gladekeeper, to nymphs playing tricks on nearby dragon clans. Whatever the case, the forest of tree dragon population only seems to be growing with time.

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Enchanted Tree dragons tend to be very cryptic. They enjoy puzzling other dragons, and often go to great lengths to create unsolvable riddles, or mind-bending games. They are most often Skydancers, Faes, Spirals, or Wildclaws, but there are definitely exceptions to this.

These dragons are very in tune with their elemental alignments and can often use it to their advantage in both battle and display. Although not opposed to spending time with other dragons, they often end up on their own for great lengths of time, enthralled in their own work and tasks. They also just seem to enjoy the thought that no one is quite sure where they went when they vanish for days on end. Mischievous and cunning, it would seem like these dragons are disloyal, but that often just isn't true. They express their love through trickery, and just love to entertain and amaze.

On rare occasions, the bark-like hide of some will shimmer with star-like points elemental magic, signifying true mastery of their power. Leaves may also have a glossy shimmer, and not be affected by seasonal changes.

Enchanted Tree Dragons come with these genes in these ranges:

Suggested Primary:
(suggested colors) Dirt to Hickory, Ginger to Auburn (Dirt to Auburn excluding Tarnish and Copper)

Primary Gene: Ripple Primary Gene: Tapir Primary Gene: Speckle Primary Gene: Bar Primary Gene: Falcon Primary Gene: Giraffe Primary Gene: Jupiter Primary Gene: Python Primary Gene: Tiger Primary Gene: Metallic and rarely, Primary Gene: Starmap

Suggested Secondary:
(suggested colors) Jade to Fern

Secondary Gene: Freckle Secondary Gene: Peregrine Secondary Gene: Bee Secondary Gene: Daub Secondary Gene: Hypnotic Secondary Gene: Morph Secondary Gene: Shimmer Secondary Gene: Seraph Secondary Gene: Stripes Secondary Gene: Alloy and rarely, Secondary Gene: Constellation

Suggested Tertiary:
Color preferably close to their element (eye color) but light to medium in value.
ex.) A Nature Enchanted Tree might have tertiary colors such as; Peridot, Radioactive, Mint, or Leaf, but there are exceptions due to what lair they reside in, the elements of their parents, and even the food they may eat.

Tertiary Gene: Firefly Tertiary Gene: Runes and rarely, Tertiary Gene: Glimmer

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Birch Tree dragons tend to be quiet, reserved, and keep to themselves. Many are lithe like the tree they embody, and better adapted for colder climates, Thus, they are most often Tundras, Skydancers, and Spirals, but there are definitely exceptions to this.

These dragons are often solitary, preferring the company of their own kind, or often none at all. Some may be seen as grouchy old hermits, but others are quite nomadic. They feel out of place in hot regions, but it isn't entirely unheard of to see one passing through somewhere volcanic or sunny. Often, when threatened, they may freeze up and try not to move. Making true friends with a birch tree dragon is a rare and treasured thing. Even when travelling far and wide, they will always go out of their way to return to their friends, few as they may be.

Occasionally, a baby can be born with golden yellow wings, and may be called an Aspen Tree instead. There is very little behavioral and morphological differences, other than wing color.

On very rare occasions, a Birch tree may be born with multi eye. A multi-eyed Birch is said to be very good luck!

Birch Tree Dragons come with these genes in these ranges:

Suggested Primary:
(suggested colors) Antique to Orca


Primary Gene: Ripple Primary Gene: Falcon Primary Gene: Tiger Primary Gene: Jupiter and rarely, Primary Gene: Bar

Suggested Secondary:
(suggested colors) Jade to Banana

Secondary Gene: Freckle Secondary Gene: Peregrine Secondary Gene: Bee Secondary Gene: Daub Secondary Gene: Hypnotic Secondary Gene: Morph Secondary Gene: Shimmer Secondary Gene: Seraph Secondary Gene: Stripes and rarely, Secondary Gene: Alloy

Suggested Tertiary:
(suggested colors) Antique to Orca, or Black

Tertiary Gene: Okapi Tertiary Gene: Thylacine and rarely, Tertiary Gene: Ringlets

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Autumn Tree dragons (sometimes referred to as Fall Tree dragons) are naturally lethargic at all times of year. They aren't necessarily lazy as much as they are slow moving and low on energy. They are most often Guardians, Snappers, and Imperials, but there are definitely exceptions to this.

Instead of being out and active during the day, Autumn Tree dragons would often rather curl up with a good book and a warm drink in their lairs. Some are prone to occasional illness, which is another reason they prefer to stay indoors. Many are very friendly, and love to nuzzle up with their companions and familiars (for a nice nap.) Many of them claim that their favorite weather is rain, but others claim basking in the warm sunshine makes for a relaxing afternoon. Care free and loving, the things they devote the most time and energy to would be making their friends happy.

Autumn Tree Dragons come in a variety of bold and earthy colors, and give off a supremely calm aura. Many actually love food, and may even make treats for their friends on occasion.

Autumn Tree Dragons often come with these genes in these ranges:

Suggested Primary:
(suggested colors) Dirt to Hickory, Ginger to Auburn (Dirt to Auburn excluding Tarnish and Copper)

Primary Gene: Ripple Primary Gene: Tapir Primary Gene: Speckle Primary Gene: Bar Primary Gene: Falcon Primary Gene: Giraffe Primary Gene: Jupiter Primary Gene: Python Primary Gene: Tiger Primary Gene: Metallic and rarely, Primary Gene: Petals

Suggested Secondary:
(suggested colors) Lemon to Auburn, or any fall-leaf color

Secondary Gene: Freckle Secondary Gene: Peregrine Secondary Gene: Bee Secondary Gene: Daub Secondary Gene: Hypnotic Secondary Gene: Morph Secondary Gene: Shimmer Secondary Gene: Seraph Secondary Gene: Stripes and rarely, Secondary Gene: Alloy

Suggested Tertiary:
(suggested colors) Silver to Coal, Sand to Rust, or any earthy color

Tertiary Gene: Gembond Tertiary Gene: Smirch and rarely, Tertiary Gene: Ghost

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Blooming tree dragons are lively and energetic. Many of them can be found flying loops in the air, or simply dancing on the breeze. Blooming dragons are most often Wildclaws, Skydancers, and Spirals, but there are definitely exceptions to this.

Blooming tree dragons are most boisterous in sunny weather, and they love to play tag and roll in fresh grass. Free spirited and jovial, these dragons would make friends with just about anyone, even the wrong sort potentially. Their naivety can often get the best of them, and they are prone to being very emotional. If you have the energy to keep up, Blooming Tree dragons are wonderfully creative companions with a joy for anything they deem fun.

The flowers and patterns growing on blooming dragons can take on a variety of colors, and although boldest in the spring, remain fresh and flowering all year long. When a dragon is unhealthy, its blooms may lose hue or wilt excessively, and they become lethargic. This only happens when they're out of the sunlight for long periods of time or ill, as they are a very hearty and healthy subspecies.

There are two main variations to this breed, one being the half bloomed (green secondary, colorful tertiary), or full bloomed (secondary and tertiary colors match or are close to matching). The full bloomed dragons tend to have a bit more confidence than their half bloomed counterparts, but both are boisterous and invigorating energies to have around in a clan.

Blooming Tree Dragons come with these genes in these ranges:

Suggested Primary:
(suggested colors) Sand to Hickory, Ginger to Auburn (Sand to Auburn excluding Tarnish and Copper)

Primary Gene: Ripple Primary Gene: Tapir Primary Gene: Speckle Primary Gene: Bar Primary Gene: Falcon Primary Gene: Giraffe Primary Gene: Jupiter Primary Gene: Python Primary Gene: Tiger Primary Gene: Metallic and rarely, Primary Gene: Petals

Suggested Secondary:
(suggested colors) Green to Olive, or a color similar to the tertiary color depending on if it's half-bloomed or full-bloomed

Secondary Gene: Freckle Secondary Gene: Peregrine Secondary Gene: Bee Secondary Gene: Daub Secondary Gene: Hypnotic Secondary Gene: Morph Secondary Gene: Shimmer Secondary Gene: Seraph Secondary Gene: Stripes and rarely, Secondary Gene: Butterfly

Suggested Tertiary:
(suggested colors) Blackberry to Violet, Lemon to Gold,Marigold to Orange, Carrot to Tangerine, Berry to Carmine, and Blush to Rose

Tertiary Gene: Ringlets Tertiary Gene: Lace and rarely, Tertiary Gene: Gembond

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Maple Tree dragons tend to be very responsible, careful with smaller companions, and overall patient. They make great nest watchers, and work well with hatchlings despite their apparent and perpetual stickiness. Maple Tree dragons are most often Pearlcatchers, Guardians, and Coatls, but there are definitely exceptions to this.

Maple Tree dragons are often seen as somewhat parental, very cautious, but with a good heart. They can be fiercely protective of their friends and family, however, so it's best to be careful about offending them. They aren't quick to anger though, so it isn't too difficult to become friends with them. If they're worried a friend of theirs seems to be having trouble doing something, they may be inclined to do it for them. Some find them possibly condescending, but most of the time, these dragons are purely looking out for others in the only way they know how.

The Maple Tree dragon's chest is filled with a sap-like syrup, which gives off a sweet aroma and can *technically* be ingested (though that might gross other dragons out.) Sometimes though, the sap within them isn't as sweet as it smells, and can leave a bitter taste in one's mouth. This flavor could likely be affected by mood, but that has yet to be proven.

Maple Tree Dragons come with these genes in these ranges:

Suggested Primary:
(suggested colors) Dirt to Hickory, Ginger to Auburn (Dirt to Auburn excluding Tarnish and Copper)

Primary Gene: Ripple Primary Gene: Tapir Primary Gene: Speckle Primary Gene: Bar Primary Gene: Falcon Primary Gene: Giraffe Primary Gene: Jupiter Primary Gene: Python Primary Gene: Tiger Primary Gene: Metallic and rarely, Primary Gene: Petals

Suggested Secondary:
(suggested colors) Jade to Fern

Secondary Gene: Freckle Secondary Gene: Peregrine Secondary Gene: Bee Secondary Gene: Daub Secondary Gene: Hypnotic Secondary Gene: Morph Secondary Gene: Shimmer Secondary Gene: Seraph Secondary Gene: Stripes and rarely, Secondary Gene: Alloy

Suggested Tertiary:
(suggested colors) Goldenrod to Terracotta, like sap or honey

Tertiary Gene: Capsule

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Starwood Tree dragons were affected by the strong magical energies within arcane regions, and thusly has morphed along with the local flora. These dragons are rare, and almost exclusively Fae, but there have been recordings of other breeds being warped by recent surges in magical energies.

Many dragons have never seen a Starwood Tree dragon, and so their appearance is often unexpected and unusual. They can be a bit blunt, but have an astounding curiosity. Out of the other tree subspecies, they would be most likely to get along with (or at the very least find entertainment in) Enchanted Tree dragons.

Not much is known about them beyond a few known members of the subspecies, so their mannerisms and behavior is nearly an enigma. All that has really been known to have been found in common in most members is their fascination with stars, as they are constantly stargazing any opportunity they get.
Starwood Tree Dragons come with these genes in these ranges:

Suggested Primary:
(suggested colors) Maize to Shadow something birch-y, dark or light with low saturation.

Primary Gene: Ripple Primary Gene: Tapir Primary Gene: Speckle Primary Gene: Bar Primary Gene: Falcon Primary Gene: Giraffe Primary Gene: Jupiter Primary Gene: Python Primary Gene: Tiger Primary Gene: Metallic
and rarely, Primary Gene: Crystal or Primary Gene: Starmap

Suggested Secondary:
(suggested colors) White, Ice, Orca, Sky but also light to mid purples, pinks, or blues are acceptable

Secondary Gene: Freckle Secondary Gene: Peregrine Secondary Gene: Bee Secondary Gene: Daub Secondary Gene: Hypnotic Secondary Gene: Morph Secondary Gene: Shimmer Secondary Gene: Seraph Secondary Gene: Stripes and rarely, Secondary Gene: Facet or Secondary Gene: Constellation

Suggested Tertiary:
(suggested colors) Blush to Raspberry, Mauve to Pearl like the arcane magic that often courses through them

Tertiary Gene: Gembond Tertiary Gene: Spines Tertiary Gene: Runes and rarely, Tertiary Gene: Opal


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Mossy tree dragons are mild mannered and easy going most of the time, living a pacifistic and sometimes secluded lifestyle, but don't be fooled by their calm and collected demeanor. These dragons fiercely protect the things they covet, although those things may not always be a conventional hoard. Some prefer the company of snails, while others keep mushroom colonies on their backs. their slow and steady movement allows for moss to overtake portions of their body, but they don't seem all that bothered. Slower moving dragons like Bogsneaks, Snappers, and Guardians tend to become mossy trees, but there are always exceptions.

Being dragons connected both metaphorically and literally to the living things around them, they take great care in making sure the moss and algae on their skin remains plump and healthy, taking frequent riverside baths and lounging in shady forest clearings. Most of them have no fear of insects and creepy crawlies, even going so far as to keep hoards of them in the patches of moss like they're giant living ecosystems.

Many moss dragons hail from the nature flight, but exceptions happen to those who recognize their place in the world as such. A friendship with a mossy tree dragon may be pleasant of one enjoys lounging around, but getting them to leave their post or move around just isn't always feasible.

Enchanted Tree Dragons come with these genes in these ranges:

Suggested Primary:
(suggested colors) Dirt to Hickory, Ginger to Auburn

Primary Gene: Ripple Primary Gene: Tapir Primary Gene: Speckle Primary Gene: Bar Primary Gene: Falcon Primary Gene: Giraffe Primary Gene: Jupiter Primary Gene: Python Primary Gene: Tiger and rarely, Primary Gene: Metallic

Suggested Secondary:
(suggested colors) Jade to Fern or anything leaf-like

Secondary Gene: Freckle Secondary Gene: Peregrine Secondary Gene: Bee Secondary Gene: Daub Secondary Gene: Hypnotic Secondary Gene: Morph Secondary Gene: Shimmer Secondary Gene: Seraph Secondary Gene: Stripes and rarely, Secondary Gene: Alloy

Suggested Tertiary:
(suggested colors) Jade to Fern or anything mossy

Tertiary Gene: Crackle Tertiary Gene: Gembond and rarely, Tertiary Gene: Thylacine or Tertiary Gene: Okapi
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Registration
Registration wrote:
Username:

Dragon's Name:

Dragon: (use its bbcode please!)

Dragon's Subspecies: (Enchanted, Birch, Autumn, Blooming, Maple, Mossy, or Starwood)

Brief Description: (optional. Put personality and things about your dragon you'd like to share here 'v')

Would you like to receive pings when updates come out? y/n

Would you like to be added to the sales and adoptions pinglist? y/n

If so, anything you're looking for/avoiding in sales to let people know what you'd like to be pinged for? (i.e. No coatls, only wildclaws, no multi-eye, only babies, ect.)

Here are small pixel art tree buttons for your dragon's descriptions to signify they are a registered Tree dragon!


Enchanted
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Birch
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Autumn
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Blooming
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Maple
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Starwood
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Mossy
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If you're interested in selling registerred dragons, be sure to check the pinglist for people who may be interested! If you'd like to buy dragons, be sure to ask to be added to the sales and adoptions pinglist, so people with dragons you may like can show you what's available.
Sales/Adoption wrote:
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Drink dragons and maple tree dragons are thought to be distantly related, both having possibly edible liquids within their capsules.

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Dryad-blooded dragons are thought to possibly be related, if not one in the same as tree dragons, both likely sharing a common source. Sornieth Tree dragons very well may be a variation of the druid-blessed bloodline.

If you would like to become an affiliate, please PM me with what services or lore connections you can/will provide, and I will consider your request.

If you wish to affiliate, or are at least a fan of this subspecies, you can use the buttons provided here:


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Updates
  • Sornieth Tree Dragon Thread was opened September 29th, 2018.
  • Registered Breeding Pair post added September 30th, 2018.
  • For Sale post added September 30th, 2018.
  • Metallic added as a primary gene possibility February 26th, 2019.
  • Large revamp of the subspecies, mostly referring to eligibility of dragons May 6th, 2019
  • Added Mossy Tree Dragons as a new breed May 6th, 2019


Updates
  • Sornieth Tree Dragon Thread was opened September 29th, 2018.
  • Registered Breeding Pair post added September 30th, 2018.
  • For Sale post added September 30th, 2018.
  • Metallic added as a primary gene possibility February 26th, 2019.
  • Large revamp of the subspecies, mostly referring to eligibility of dragons May 6th, 2019
  • Added Mossy Tree Dragons as a new breed May 6th, 2019
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For Sale

Dragons for sale can be posted directly to the thread, and deals can go through without my intervention, but I will try to put all currently for-sale dragons on a compiled post here for buyer's convenience. To put a dragon up for sale here, a form must be filled. Putting an eligible dragon for sale automatically registers it as well, so be sure to put a button in it's description afterward!

To buy a dragon, ping or pm the seller to notify them that you are interested, and perform the transaction however you prefer.

Form:
Sale wrote:
Username:
Dragon's name:
Dragon: (please use bbcode)
Price: (if it is adoptable rather than for sale, put free!)
Additional notes: (i.e. Has lore/art, is a pair with x, can negotiate price, will trade for x, ect.)

Once a dragon has been sold, the seller must notify me via ping or PM and tell me which one it is so that I can take it off the list.
Enchanted wrote:

Birch wrote:
Autumn wrote:
Blooming wrote:
Maple wrote:
Starwood wrote:
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Username: Mythkat Dragon's Name: Ruinwalker Dragon: [url=http://flightrising.com/main.php?dragon=45177539] [img]http://flightrising.com/rendern/350/451776/45177539_350.png[/img] [/url] Dragon's Subspecies: Enchanted (?) Brief Description: Introvert, since most of his clan is turning out to be imperials.. Would you like to receive pings when updates come out? Y Would you like to be added to the sales and adoptions pinglist? N Side note: Happen to want a breeding pair..? OwO

Username: Mythkat

Dragon's Name: Ruinwalker

Dragon:
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Dragon's Subspecies: Enchanted (?)

Brief Description: Introvert, since most of his clan is turning out to be imperials..

Would you like to receive pings when updates come out? Y

Would you like to be added to the sales and adoptions pinglist? N

Side note: Happen to want a breeding pair..? OwO
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