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I use my cunning and my teeth simultaneously.

Mighty Lair

in the

Wispwillow Grove

Clan Info

house riordan

female | pansexual | college student | GMT+8 or FR+16

#TeaLeafves' better half.

about.

As a clan of keen observers, avid readers, and impartial writers, House Riordan exists to serve the Shadowbinder through its words, both written and whispered.

Located deep within the Wispwillow Grove, House Riordan's headquarters is the hollow remains of a colossal redwood. Known as the Spire by the denizens of the Tangled Wood, this once living tree is now completely petrified, making it a perfect place for their base of operations. It is here that the members of the clan perform most of their duties, from sorting through the Shadowbinder's mail to compiling sensitive information for future use.

to-do & wish list.

☆ CRIMSON | (Waiting on Swipp).
☆ ALL THE SILKS | Acquire silks for naked dragons.
☆ Feeling Festive | Hunt down all 2013 Sprites and apparel. (Yikes!)
☆ Love in Every Stitch | Collect Marva's sweaters.
☆ Long may she Reign | Find a Gilded Crown. (HAHAHAHA)
☆ HOARD | Festival skins, accents, and chests.
☆ Ancient Lair | Yeah, like that's actually going to happen.
☆ Friends | Complete my Bestiary.
~~☆ EREBOR | Have 1M Treasure and 10k Gems in my Vault for hoarding purposes.~~
☆ ELDERS | Ripple, Current, and Spines for Tryphon.

Quote:

A lovely graphic by PASIV.

Graphics by jamilalikemanila.

Hatchery

Retired Hatchery Thread

House Riordan's Dragon Age Guide wrote:

1 day : 10 years

Upstart wrote on 2015-07-07:

I've tried questionnaires for the heck of it, but they're not as effective (at least, not for me) as when I "wing" things. My brain is like a high-powered random OC generator; characters are born sporadically and without warning, with an average of three to four new characters every two days or so. All I have to do is focus on an OC for a few minutes and talk about them, and everything -- from the fine points of their personality all the way down to their history -- just comes spewing out all at once. Seriously, stories have never been difficult for me to churn out once I've roped someone into listening to me.

Over the years, I've created a plethora of morally ambiguous characters because of my personality, but I've also had plenty of experience creating other types of characters. It all just depends on five questions -- "who are you?", "who are you not?", "how can I change you?", "where will you go?", and "why?"