Powtan

* Powtan * Hearthkeeper * * She/Her * Mate: none * * Asexual * * Platonic * Familiar: Meyr, Porphyry Flamecaller

She spends a lot of time with the children of the lair, telling stories and playing with dolls and the toys Goldie makes. Many of her stories are of her lineage, the Children of the Gardens.

She has an affinity with fire. She seems to be able to start campfires, even without dry wood or kindling. When she's built the fire in the main lodge, the building will stay at the perfect temperature all night, be it winter or summer.

Meat and vegetables cooked over her fires always are cooked to perfection. Crisp and warm veggies, juicy and flavorful meats, the aroma of herbs carrying far, enticing fellow clanmates to dinner.

Pumpkin Swallow A clear sign of autumn's arrival, enormous flocks of these birds migrate to Sornieth during the mild-weather season, then vanish back into the horizon when winter sets in. No one knows exactly where they come from, but some have chosen to believe the rumor that there is another mysterious island somewhere out in the vast ocean. Conspiracy theorists like to joke that the Tidelord lives there and catches these avians for food.

Golden Powerdile Rather than bask in sunlight, these reptiles get their energy from electrical currents. Large groups of them have been known to cause power outages in neighbouring settlements. Do not approach without protective rubber equipment - when a Powerdile bites its tail, it makes a complete circuit, making it very dangerous to touch.

Deepcave Hoarder Big claws are excellent for collecting big hoards of jewels. These mole-like goliaths tunnel far beneath the planet's crust, creating stretching caverns filled with sparkling curiosities. Discovering such a lair could be considered either extreme fortune or a terrible turn of events--it all depends on whether its creator is nearby.

Lunar Tadpole Only hatching on nights with a full moon unobstructed by clouds, these tadpoles are a magical sight. Alas, their shimmering silver skin reflecting the moonlight makes them exceptionally easy prey. By clustering together and coordinating their movements, they can survive by making confusing and mesmerising patterns.

Ringed Honeybear This laid-back bear might seem like an easy, gentle companion, and for the most part they are. But they have a keen nose and large appetite, so ensure your food stores are adequately secured. If it has managed to find any honey, stay back! They are particularly defensive over this sweet treat and if you try and get between them, you'll see the dangerous side of the Honeybear...

Starcatcher We have heard of dreamcatchers, but the fabled starcatcher is known to drive dragons crazy in search for the mythical beast. These beings are said to rest deep beneath the ocean, where they somehow obtain fallen stars. The star it holds has the power to grant one's deepest desires, but only if one can answer correctly a specific riddle.

Fiddlefox Named for both its clever behavior and its strange calls, this creature is a natural at misdirection. It will group with another of its species, then begin to create an odd sound resembling a fiddle or sometimes even a guitar. While a foolish dragon leaves his campsite unguarded in order to see the sound's cause, the partner will then infiltrate any food supplies within it. Of course, when gullible dragons are not to be found, they will hunt for their own meal.

Whipleaf In the autumn, one can find large piles of these creatures snuggling together, as they love grouping when days become colder. It is not recommended to jump into such a mound, though hatchlings have a tendency to dare others to do so.

Aquatic Lizard These sea-dwelling reptiles are known for their kaleidoscopic display, which is used to blend into their colorful environment. The patterns that continually wash across their scales can be quite mesmerizing, and many wealthy dragons enjoy collecting these exotic animals. In the wild, they love to drill little nooks into crystal rocks that are scattered along the seafloor. While it is possible for one to camouflage with bland colors, most prefer to have a flamboyant display.

Tropical Muuli One might expect such a brightly coloured creature to be proud and flaunting, especially with the peacock-like splay of its tail. Yet these bright colours are the perfect camouflage in the clear, tropical waters they like to wade in, feeding on aquatic plants.

Turbo Predator The Turbo Predator might not look like much to a dragon, but they were created by construction miths in the Golem Workshop to keep their unarmoured brethren safe. Its large, high powered engines make it fast and sturdy, enabling it to fly quickly into enemy territory and be able to withstand hits from much larger creatures. This machine can produce dragon calls to scare off other beastclans, and disperse various paralysing and poisoning agents as a method of attack. The brave creators of the Turbo Predator seek to get a recording of Luminax, the Emperor Dragon, to make it the ultimate deterrent.

Mildewed Boar-Snout Bat A creature that loathes any type of light and prefers a solitary life within damp and dark caverns. Because of its living conditions, this species of bat often grow a thin covering of mildew across their skin and smell like a rainy day. It cannot resist the taste of fresh fruit.

Reef Shrimp Phony This peculiar seahorse, to many dragons' surprise, lives openly out in the ocean, flaunting its vividly-colored fins and seeming perfectly unaware that such a beacon might draw predators' attention. However, this creature is very similar in coloration to the dreaded reef shrimp, a species so toxic that even massive creatures are too afraid to dare eating them. Because of this, the aquatic animal is perfectly safe most of the time, unless one looks close enough to uncover its deception.