Kipton

Raised by royalty, posessing the poison and Toxic Genes, Kipton has a strong affinity for poison. Shasnas right hand mate/man, Kipton is deeply in love with Shasna. Has Sworn to follow Shasna and serve him in every way, and that is beginning to extend to Vaedovi too.

Kipton can do a great deal with poisons, and upon becoming a student of Shade magick under Shasna, has become incredibly lethal. Turns out, Shade magick is ideal for poisons. His origin in the Tidelord's flight has also reinforced his affinity. Kipton would dearly love to learn from Plauge Dragons too- while he has not yet met them, he would likely find swift acceptance within their ranks. When Shasna is ready, and the clan has grown strong enough, he will be take time to join a plaguebringer flight.

Only attracted to male dragons, Kipton is confused about his growing attracting to Vaedovi, but the growing loyalty salves his fears, as does the increased control and power over shade magick he's begun to notice after joining Vaedovi's clan.

His childhood was one of privledge study, the resources available enabling study of poisons, potions, and herbs. Kipton has a limited healing ability as well, though it's best used for killing toxins and parasites.


Very much a fan of alcohol, Kipton would be an alcoholic if his loyalty to Shasna didn't demand a clear head... and if Shasna had not forbidden him to become an alcoholic. Kipton is quickly developing a talent for brewing alcohol of many kinds. His specialty is a brew called "Dragons fire" which has a magickally enhanced alcohol content. Physically it's 90% alcohol, but after his alterations, with a special poison and spell enhancing it, it hits as though it was 180% alchohol. A shot is enough to make most dragons get drunk under the table; Kipton uses this to spike drinks of those who he wishes, for fun, profit, or vengeance. He has yet to find a way to do the same with his special poison he uses for the Dragons Fire, since it has to be added before heating and fermentation to work right. Otherwise it is destroyed by the alchohol.