Dolasir
(#35568276)
High Mage
Boltwing
Storm Seeker
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Energy: 24/50
This dragon’s natural inborn element is Shadow.
Male Imperial
This dragon is on a Coliseum team.
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Personal Style
Apparel
Skin
Scene
Measurements
Length
22.6 m
Wingspan
18.46 m
Weight
8847.86 kg
Genetics
Eggplant
Cherub
Cherub
Ice
Toxin
Toxin
Cream
Gembond
Gembond
Hatchday
Breed
Eye Type
Level 14 Imperial
EXP: 931 / 54161
STR
35
AGI
20
DEF
28
QCK
30
INT
15
VIT
25
MND
23
Biography
𝕳𝖎𝖌𝖍 𝕸𝖆𝖌𝖊
(High Mage)
Retired professor of the arcane arts, Dolasir moved in to the Arcanist’s spires to capitalize on the space and silence of a personal lair. On a good day, they’re usually amicable enough, though very unwilling to entertain large or noisily crowds. If one asks nicely, they may agree to help with any arcane trouble one could have. After all, Dolasir does have a heart; I mean, their beloved bird companion recognizes it.
Oddly, they won’t specify what kinds of arcane matters they specialized in, nor will they divulge exactly how broad their expertise is. No one knows how their gembound wings came to spark and glimmer with a great storm. If they catch the wizard at a private hour, one may also witness them, bent over documents, rambling (to themselves?) about some notion of a “multiverse” with a “fourth wall” that can’t be broken, or some contraption called a “flux capacitor” that needs electricity from the Stormcatcher. After that, one is liable to meet a particularly grouchy and unwelcoming dragon upon being noticed. Some see them as a genius of their time; others see them as an eccentric elder losing their touch. In tall tales told as warnings to deter curious hatchlings from landing themselves into a scolding via trespassing, Dolasir appears as an enigmatic Greek God, an Athena with Zeus’ temper, or an intelligent but reclusive wizard from a dangerous land called Oz.
(High Mage)
Retired professor of the arcane arts, Dolasir moved in to the Arcanist’s spires to capitalize on the space and silence of a personal lair. On a good day, they’re usually amicable enough, though very unwilling to entertain large or noisily crowds. If one asks nicely, they may agree to help with any arcane trouble one could have. After all, Dolasir does have a heart; I mean, their beloved bird companion recognizes it.
Oddly, they won’t specify what kinds of arcane matters they specialized in, nor will they divulge exactly how broad their expertise is. No one knows how their gembound wings came to spark and glimmer with a great storm. If they catch the wizard at a private hour, one may also witness them, bent over documents, rambling (to themselves?) about some notion of a “multiverse” with a “fourth wall” that can’t be broken, or some contraption called a “flux capacitor” that needs electricity from the Stormcatcher. After that, one is liable to meet a particularly grouchy and unwelcoming dragon upon being noticed. Some see them as a genius of their time; others see them as an eccentric elder losing their touch. In tall tales told as warnings to deter curious hatchlings from landing themselves into a scolding via trespassing, Dolasir appears as an enigmatic Greek God, an Athena with Zeus’ temper, or an intelligent but reclusive wizard from a dangerous land called Oz.
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