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Unnamed

(#74408725)

Level 1 Banescale

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Rose of Brightshine

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Energy: 0/50

This dragon’s natural inborn element is Earth.

Female Banescale

This dragon is an ancient breed.

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Personal Style

Ancient dragons cannot wear apparel.

Skin

Scene

Physical Attributes

Battle Stats

Measurements

Length

5.22 m

Wingspan

6.4 m

Weight

469.44 kg

Genetics

Murk
Chevron (Banescale)

Moss
Arrow (Banescale)

Sunset
Lace (Banescale)

Hatchday

Dec 19, 2021
(2 years)

Breed

Adult
Banescale

Eye Type

Earth
Unusual

Level 1 Banescale

EXP: 0 / 245

STR

AGI

DEF

QCK

INT

VIT

MND

Lineage

Parents

Kalahari
Yue

Offspring

none

Biography

Coliseum Egg Challenge (stay in a venue until getting an egg OR every familiar drops at least once)
Additional guidelines: can alternate between two venues simultaneously. Bosses are excluded from familiar requirement.

Training Fields wrote:

Drops:

Brown-Spotted Mith

Familiar

These otherwise passive insectoids become enraged if you pick their flowers.

1500

Satin Pocketmouse

Familiar

Their fins are as expressive as their ears.

1500

Ragepuff

Familiar

Sweetpuff and Ragepuff are actually of the same species. Couples typically consist of one of each disposition; one doting parent, and one ball of protective fury!

1500

Amaranth Moth

Familiar

This distinctive moth has deep reds and purples running through its leafy wings. It's difficult to classify as purely flora or fauna.

1500

Bumble

Familiar

Buzz buzz, buzz buzz buzz.

1525

Primrose Mith

Familiar

These creatures pollinate and collect, taking care never to harvest all of a plant's blossoms.

1500

Ruby Webwing

Familiar

This hummingbird never stops growing. Pray that it is not altered any further.

1550

Leafy Moth

Familiar

This large moth feeds by spreading its chlorophyll-rich wings in a patch of sunlight and flapping gently.

1600

Ceanothus Brawler

Familiar

Larger than the average mith, ceanothus miths frequently train to act as the vanguard of their fellows.

1500

Bluelight Chipskink

Familiar

The static cling is so strong that dragons wearing apparel may end up with several chipskinks affixed to their clothing after wandering through dense brush.

1500

Luna Mith

Familiar

This otherwordly insect's wings hum with a soothing melody.

1500

Ember Mouse

Familiar

This mouse is no more flammable than any other.

1550

Crimson Emperor

Familiar

Despite its appearance, the Crimson Emperor is not a malignant creature. Its striking coloration is used to ward off predators. (KS-sponsored by Windswept.)

1600

Webwing Alpha

Familiar

It's the biggest, and that makes it the best! (It's kind of a jerk about it though.)

1500

Sweetpuff

Familiar

The softest fren.

1500

Chipskink

Familiar

No acorn or insect resembling an acorn is safe.

1500

Glowing Pocket Mouse

Familiar

The happier it is, the brighter it glows. This one seems to like you.

1550

Coral Carpenter

Familiar

This solitary species of bee lives in coastal areas. It is known for burrowing into desiccated pieces of coral.

1600

Silky Webwing

Familiar

One of the many mutations that this webwing has undergone has left it with luxurious plumage.

1500

Frosted Pocketmouse

Familiar

Though they can thrive in a variety of climates, frosted pocketmice are known for their tenacity during harsh winters.

1500

Mith Bruiser

Familiar

Enjoys throwing its weight around. Pity that weight means very little to most dragons.

1500

Emerald Webwing

Familiar

Warped by arcane energies, this twisted bird bears little resemblance to its parents. All its eyes are looking in different directions.

1525

Yellow-Throated Sparrowmouse

Familiar

Flocks of sparrowmice can frequently be heard rustling in the walls of poorly constructed lairs.

1500

Death's-Head Stag

Familiar

Some consider it a harbinger of misfortune, but most dismiss such omens as old-wyrm's tales. (KS-sponsored by Windswept.)

1500

Unhatched Plague Egg

Dragon Eggs

A slimy, writhing pustule, complete with a stench to match. This egg is dangerous, for it incubates a twisted, twitching, virulent creature inside its translucent membranes.

Remaining Familiars:

Dark-Tufted Sparrowmouse

Familiar

A terror to any dragon who gardens.

1500

Woodland Path wrote:

Drops:

Coral Basilisk

Familiar

While unable to turn a dragon to stone, a coral basilisk's steely gaze can hold foolish dragons captive.

1650

Sakura Owl

Familiar

The sakura owl blooms only once a year. Many forest denizens will journey long distances to witness the event. Not all of the visitors return...

1675

Bamboo Phytocat

Familiar

Little is known about how the Bamboo Phytocat's physiology evolved, but one thing is for certain: watch the reeds as you walk... (KS-sponsored by kiohl.)

1650

Flying Fawn

Familiar

"Fawn" is something of a misnomer, as fully grown specimens retain a diminutive size and baby face.

1650

Spring Glade Lord

Familiar

Some dryads gain additional abilities with the changing of the seasons. Spring Lords hold dominion over most plant life in their homes during the season of new blooms.

1650

Clown Charger

Familiar

The clown charger's skin is poisonous. Most dragons consider eating them to be more trouble than hunting them.

1900

Grouse Basilisk

Familiar

Breaking the gaze of a grouse basilisk is not too difficult if attacked in pairs; they startle easily!

1650

Velvet Fawn

Familiar

Velvet fawns are capable of scaling to great heights, and falling from them just as easily. Fortunately, these small creatures have adapted to glide to the ground, avoiding the perils of their faulty-footing.

1650

Bluefin Charger

Familiar

The bluefin charger hunts on thin ice. It will charge its prey, breaking the ice beneath their feet, sending it to a watery grave. The charger itself is semi-aquatic.

1850

Basilisk

Familiar

A basilisk's gaze can petrify even the hardiest Earth dragons into stone. Staring contests with this familiar are not recommended.

1800

Blooming Strangler

Familiar

A strangler in bloom is at the end of its life cycle. It is ready to reproduce.

1675

Wildwood Owl

Familiar

This owl's bite is worse than its bark.

1700

Spongy Spingy

Familiar

Decidedly unpleasant to touch.

1650

Glorious Dayjar

Familiar

Though Dayjars are a subspecies of Nightjar, they have adapted to become diurnal, avoiding direct competition with their cousins.

1650

Aurelian Porcupine

Familiar

Going in for a closer sniff of these fragrant lilies is ill advised.

1650

Cockatrice

Familiar

Don't let the Cockatrice's amusing gait fool you, its screeching crow can freeze a dragon in place.

1800

Featherfoot Spingy

Familiar

Are spingies weaving silk, or extending their sensory fungal network?

1650

Strangler

Familiar

The strangler actively hunts once a year. It chokes its prey and buries the body. It will take root in soon-to-be fertile soil and rest for another year.

1775

Moonglow Nightjar

Familiar

Moonglow Nightjars attract and consume insects in short order.

1650

Scarlet-Crested Woodoon

Familiar

If Woodoons are fed, they will return in greater numbers.

1650

Dryad

Familiar

Dryads are only seen when spring is approaching, waking from yearlong naps to trim their leafy manes.

1650

Winter Glade Lord

Familiar

Winter Glade Lords can put angry plants into a state of tranquil hibernation. Such plants return to healed trunks and new growth with the passing of winter.

1650

Greenroot Janustrap

Familiar

One can catch more flies with honey than vinegar - however both of these methods are inferior to using a Janustrap!

1650

Woodoon

Familiar

Dragons who store their refuse in sealed containers often find holes bored into them.

1650

Janustrap

Familiar

One of the stalks keeps track of where flies will be, while the other monitors where dragons have been.

1635

Trumpet Porcupine

Familiar

Forever sad, for it will never receive the hugs it craves.

1650

Autumn Dryad

Familiar

The autumn dryad is often seen guiding local fauna to burrows or caves so that they are protected from the approaching colds of winter.

1675

Remaining Familiars:
None

Scorched Forest wrote:

Drops

Umberhorn Qiriq

Familiar

Solitary creatures by nature, only one Qiriq may live in a forest. They are not shy about using lethal force to enforce this claim.

1900

Smoke Gyre

Familiar

Smoke Gyres often herald the arrival of their much larger, more destructive cousin, the Firebird.

1900

Wintermane Bowman

Familiar

A good eye and a steady hand are required to shoot while galloping.

1800

Searing Jackalope

Familiar

This species of hare has a flame retardant coat. When navigating scorched terrain, stray embers are frequently caught in its horns.

1800

Centaur Archer

Familiar

Asking a centaur archer ’What’s your sign?’ is a sure way to put one on your back that reads ’target’.

1800

Zeeba

Familiar

During the winter months, Zeebas grow a long, thick, woolen coat. This coat has no stripes, and the Zeeba's striking coloring is obscured until late spring.

1900

Wintermane Spearman

Familiar

The wintermane clan is not named for their snow-white mane and tail, but for the leader of their herd.

1800

Crowned Bonepriest

Familiar

The bonepriest's crown grows an additional prong with each successful molt.

1950

Rambra

Familiar

Native to tropical wetlands, Rambras are known to charge headfirst into overwhelming odds.

1900

Extinguished Jackalope

Familiar

Jackalope ensnare bits of dry debris to burn when they forage in dangerous terrain. After this fuel has burned out, the jackalope is vulnerable to predators.

1800

Banded Owlcat

Familiar

The banded owlcat moves silently, both in the air and on the ground.

1900

Augite Protector

Familiar

Keeping an Augite creation in good working order involves semi-regular patching and allowing the creature long stretches of slumber.

1800

Clown Charger

Familiar

The clown charger's skin is poisonous. Most dragons consider eating them to be more trouble than hunting them.

1900

Steam Gyre

Familiar

This spirit hovers around The Great Furnace. It is only visible as a manifestation in the vapors of the steam produced by the forges.

1800

Moss-Covered Golem

Familiar

Created by a long-lost earth clan, these golems have slumbered for thousands of years.

1800

Red-Winged Owlcat

Familiar

The male red-winged owlcat displays vibrant red plumage across its wings. The female is much plainer, but much more deadly for its camouflage.

1900

Painted Centaur

Familiar

Though some centaur will paint their coats before going to battle, others boast a naturally mottled coloration.

1800

Remaining Familiars
None

Sandswept Delta wrote:

Drops:

Gaboon Viperpillar

Familiar

Patient, it hides in the sand, lying in wait for the next distracted creature to pass by.

1950

Tricolor Viperpillar

Familiar

All hiss, no bite.

1950

Fan Scorpion

Familiar

Arachnids that grow this large ain't right.

1950

Carmine Serthis

Familiar

The carmine serthis' scales present a particularly rich shade of red after it has freshly molted.

2000

Nightsky Fuiran

Familiar

Scavengers with a keen sense of smell, Fuiran are notorious for digging up the carrion that other desert predators have stashed beneath the sands.

2000

Dusk Fuiran

Familiar

This fuiran prefers to be out after the sun has set as its night vision has evolved to the point it can see even on moonless nights.

1950

Charcoal Kitsune

Familiar

The fluffy ears, those big eyes... -they're all part of the kitsune's strategy to distract you from the sharp shiny scythe. It's alarmingly effective!

1950

Serthis Alchemist

Familiar

Its deadly natural venom is not the only toxin one must contend with when battling a Serthis.

1950

Fennec Kitsune

Familiar

Like its cousin the charcoal kitsune, the fennec wields its fluffy ears, tail, and big adorable eyes as a defense mechanism if caught rummaging through your packs.

1950

Buff Dunerunner

Familiar

This avian may be small, but it is mighty. With plumage as dense and heavy as armor, it's no surprise this bird is so buff!

1950

Masked Gryphon

Familiar

Gliding on the searing desert winds, masked gryphons will move along riverbanks, fishing as they travel.

1950

Storm Seeker

Familiar

Storm Seekers are the heralds of bleak weather. Entire murders of them flock toward approaching thunderclouds and hurricanes.

2000

Scaleback

Familiar

Scalebacks are always smelly, always hungry, and always in a bad mood. It's always a good idea to avoid them.

2000

Greatshell

Familiar

The reek from an expired greatshell is abominable. Young dragons take great delight in depositing uneaten corpses near the lairs of rival clans.

2100

Shattered Serpent

Familiar

So many Shattered Serpents live in the Abiding Boneyard that the sand itself looks as though it's rippling like an ocean.

2000

Unhatched Light Egg

Dragon Eggs

A beaming, crystalline egg that is nearly perfectly round. It is difficult to look straight at this egg, but something makes you want to.

Remaining Familiars:

Desert Strangler

Familiar

The natural deep-hued ombre hide and gold-tipped spines of the desert strangler are an exquisite sight to behold in the setting sun.

1950

Dunerunner

Familiar

When lost in the joy of a good run, the dunerunner pays no mind to pits, cliffs, and tunnels; pursuing this carefree bird often leads to broken wings and limbs.

1950

Fuiran

Familiar

Fuiran are one of the few species in the Shifting Expanse that prey upon Scalebacks. Their powerful jaws are capable of cracking the thick hide.

1950

Iridescent Scaleback

Familiar

Iridescent Scalebacks are a more lovely version of the disgruntled Scaleback. They're still fueled by malcontent.

2000

Opheodrys Serthis

Familiar

While the opheodrys serthis' remarks and quick wit are venomous, its fangs are not.

2000

Peacock Scorpion

Familiar

Male peacock scorpions are considerably more colorful than their female counterparts.

1950

Prickly Strangler

Familiar

It's pointy, poisonous, and venomous; the perfect friend.

1950

Redtail Gryphon

Familiar

These nocturnal gryphons seek shelter by day and stalk riverbanks by night.

1950

Sanddrift Fuiran

Familiar

Move carefully, because those aren't pretty desert plants sticking up behind that rock.

1950

Serthis Potionmaster

Familiar

This potions specialist has been trying to teach shadow magic for five years... but the congregation keeps passing him over for less-experienced Serthis.

1950

Shadow Serpent

Familiar

A rattle heard in the darkness.

1950

Silk-strewn Wreckage wrote:

Drops:

Roving Jelly Jewel

Familiar

Roving Jelly Jewels move a maximum of 100 meters a day. Dragons love to track their progress.

1960

Striped Crecko

Familiar

The amazing toe-pads of a crecko allows it to cling to sheer walls, or maintain a good grip on a dragon's shoulder: Shoulder creckos!

1960

Hornworm Viperpillar

Familiar

Viperpillars begin life with just six segments. Each time they shed they gain a new segment and pair of legs.

1960

Velvet Buttersnake

Familiar

The vibrant hues against the black velvet of this Buttersnake are quite striking. Unfortunately, it has a bad taste.

1960

Mith Spellstealer

Familiar

I took a spell from you - because it's mine!

1960

Colony Killer

Familiar

A nemesis to Glow Worms and Fire Grubs is a friend to dragonkind.

1960

Sunset Buttersnake

Familiar

The Buttersnakes dancing in the sunset have the most elegant flop to their arms.

1960

Flighted Molecricket

Familiar

Quiet and polite, a Flighted Molecricket would never interrupt.

1960

Fire Grub Swarm

Familiar

The adult stage of Fire Grubs looks suspiciously like the larval stage... with wings! They possess the same voracious appetite after emerging from their cocoons as they did before entering them, and are unbound from terrestrial travel.

1960

Climbing Catercroak

Familiar

Catercroaks that consume a Glow Worm will have glowing tongues for days afterward. This has the added benefit of attracting more Glow Worms!

1960

Silkmith

Familiar

After Assassin Bugs and dragons have done their work, Silkmiths will visit the sites of Fire Grub infestation and collect the abundant silk.

1960

Glow Worm Swarm

Familiar

Glow Worms produce an excess of silk when they create their cocoons, blanketing the environment where they undergo metamorphosis.

1960

Remaining Familiars:

Assassin Bug

Familiar

A few brave Assassin Bugs take on the task of controlling Fire Grub populations by taking out the cocoons. It's dangerous work; the flighted worms emerge hungry...

1960

Blue Hamble

Familiar

According to all known laws of aviation, there is no way a hamble should be able to fly.

1960

Catercroak

Familiar

It's not easy being green, feeling blue, or seeing red.

1960

Illumination Crecko

Familiar

This nocturnal hunter's glowing tail attracts insects to it.

1960

Jelly Jewel

Familiar

Jelly Jewels leave the flesh and seeds of a fruit behind, consuming only the juice.

1960

Maple Bagwitch

Familiar

The Bagwitch will build its home from the items it finds on its journeys. A well-traveled Bagwitch has quite the collection!

1960

Mith Loremaster

Familiar

A prestigious Mith of class. They are the keepers of the finest tomes, depending on what edition you subscribe to.

1960

Nightsong Bard

Familiar

This molecricket has a song in its heart, and everyone in the area is going to hear it!

1960

Regal Silkmith

Familiar

Capable of spinning the cocoons of invasive Glow Worms into fine silk. These master Silkmiths produce a renowned fabric loved by dragons and beast clans alike, though they will rarely take part in the collection of the fibers.

1960

Scarlet Hamble

Familiar

The power of a Scarlet Hamble may warp reality itself.

1960

Shy Bagwitch

Familiar

This homebody creature never leaves home without its home.

1960

Watchful Viperpillar

Familiar

Leg day is really rough on these guys.

1960

Forbidden Portal wrote:

Drops:

Starspawn Flyer

Familiar

Stealthy creatures, starspawn flyers attack silently in the night.

2940

All-Seeing Eye

Familiar

One would think it would be blind to what's behind it.

2940

Calico Ferberus

Familiar

Triple the mischief!

2940

Everburn Tangle

Familiar

Heated air propels this creature through space.

2940

Aberrant Chacma

Familiar

The warped energies of the portal have gifted this chacma with the ability to inflict its headache upon others.

2940

Ferberus

Familiar

Crossing paths with a ferberus is considered to be extremely unlucky. Fiona has twelve, of course.

2940

Teleporting Planesrunner

Familiar

Attracted by the gateway provided by the Forbidden Portal to Sornieth, this creature seems to have no trouble shifting planes all on its own.

2940

Tattertail Bilworper

Familiar

Flocks of bilworper manage to thrive on desiccated soil with minimal sunlight. Their droppings and digging revitalize the land, ironically making it unsuitable for bilworper!

2940

Lap Pupowl

Familiar

Petting a lap pupowl is a dubious proposition; while they are docile and fond of cuddling, these creatures are covered in barbed bristles that can irritate the hide.

2940

Bearded Pupowl

Familiar

While many confuse a pupowl for a cephalopod, it is a vertebrate that has closer relations to salamanders than octopi!

2940

Remaining Familiars:

Barhide Menace

Familiar

Even when asleep, it's always keeping an eye on things...

2940

Blushing Tangle

Familiar

Gravity's laws do not seem to apply to this gently floating creature. What a rebel.

2940

Deeprealm Leon

Familiar

The tentacles of a Leon's mane are used to grasp its prey, bringing them closer to its claws and teeth.

2940

Foolish Prince

Familiar

A wise leader must never lose their head.

2940

Frogspawn Flyer

Familiar

Its difficult to see the frog in its lineage, but if it's viewed from the side and one turns their head just right...

2940

Giggling Planesrunner

Familiar

These fleet creatures seem to be constant party to a private joke; one that's on you!

2940

Medusa Leon

Familiar

While it does not have the petrifying powers of the earth flight, its mane does have a mind of its own.

2940

Mindless Flight

Familiar

Swift, strong, and without any sense of direction.

2940

Portal Watcher

Familiar

Don't blink.

2940

Sanguine Multimist

Familiar

This sentient mist rose from the grounds of ancient battlefields.

2940

Sparksylph

Familiar

Sparksylph congregate on the edges of the fiercest storms: a crackling mist riding the winds.

2940

Spectre Wyvern

Familiar

Spectres are tenders of vast, terrible knowledge. To keep such knowledge sealed away from those who would use it, spectres have sealed their voices.

2940

Springfoot Bilworper

Familiar

The spring in their step is contagious: literally.

2940

Void Wyvern

Familiar

Void wyverns are sealed and shunned by spectres for seeking to use forbidden knowledge.

2940

Scratch

Energy Stone

A low damage scratching attack that generates some Breath.

Required Level: 1

Shred

Ability Stone

A medium damage melee attack. The target takes damage from bleeding for a short time.

250

Required Level: 1

Accent: Fire Opal

Banescale Female Only

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Rose of Brightshine

Familiar

The Roses are in full bloom each Brightshine Jubilee! (Brightshine Jubilee 2023 Holiday Item.)

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