Langor

Reinforced Rope

Dragonmade

Thick spools of rope threaded with dried plantlife and animal hair found in all corners of the realm. The combination of diverse materials is difficult to procure, but makes it nearly indestructible. (Turn-in Item for Dustcarve Dig)

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Ancient Knife

Trinkets

The engravings in the handle indicate that this tool was most likely used in food preparation rather than battle.

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Bleeding Heart Crow

Meat

Only males display the vibrant 'bleeding heart' coloration for which this subspecies is named.

55

6

Proto-Roc

Familiar

Smaller in stature than their modern counterparts, the ancient fossils of proto-rocs still boast talons capable of taking down prey that was as large as the roc.

250

Treasure Plant

Plant

May bring good luck if kept inside a lair... but may bring happiness if kept inside a tummy. Decisions.

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Gender: Male (He/him)
Orientation: Bisexual
Alignment: Lawful Neutral
MBTI: ISTJ-T
Theme:

"I'm the finest explorer in these lands. You best respect me, unless you like talon claws on your face.

Many dragons call Langor a hermit of some sorts, although he does often camp t the town gathering supplies and crafting only deities know what. The rest of the time, he spends traveling the vast lands of Sornieth, looking for artifacts and ingredients far more than most dragons around him. He seems to live for the thrill of danger as well, as he often returns to the town with bruises and scars crowning his whole body. When asked about them, he often just replies rudely or grunts for you to leave.

The only one he seems to remotely get along with is the town's blacksmith Valda, possibly due to them sharing the same flight and therefore, birthplace. The rest of the townfolk swear they only get bitterness and snarky comments whenever they try to approach Langor. Due to his intimidating and grumpy presence, many choose to leave him alone. It certainly doesn't help that this Skydancer seems to take a certain liking to familiar friends he's likely made throughout his travels. His favorite, the Proto-roc named Barb, has had her fair share of scratching and clawing at bothersome individuals and most keep their distance to avoid her claws.

With that, the only time anyone has truly seen this foulmouthed Skydancer in a good mood is whenever he's left to his own little friends and by friends, I mean vicious birds of prey and other familiars that are often deemed as "feral" and "hard to train". Many speculate that they've been a bigger help to him on his travels than any dragon he's ever met, but nobody has ever had the courage to ask. Even Valda is more of an acquaintance than a friend, so she doesn't have a solid answer for anyone wondering.

However grouchy or unapproachable, Langor is always welcomed back into the town, as he often returns with valuable and useful little trinkets and treasures that help found for the community. It's a mutual benefit for both ends, as Langor's often provided with free meals and equipment as a form of gratitude.