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Personal Style
Apparel
Skin
Scene
Measurements
Length
20.61 m
Wingspan
20.01 m
Weight
8890 kg
Genetics
Black
Tapir
Tapir
Black
Striation
Striation
Antique
Ghost
Ghost
Hatchday
Breed
Eye Type
Level 1 Ridgeback
EXP: 0 / 245
STR
8
AGI
7
DEF
7
QCK
6
INT
5
VIT
7
MND
5
Biography
CURSED BONES
Requirements
Breed: Any, Ridgebacks and Snappers heavily preferred
Eyes: Earth or Light
(Glowing or Dark Sclera are ideal, but understandably, absolutely not required)
Primary Gene: Speckle, Tapir
Secondary Gene: Freckle, Striation
Tertiary Gene: Ghost
Primary Colors: Gloom-Midnight
Secondary Colors: Gloom-Midnight
Tertiary Colors: Maize-Orca
Lore
The deep, dark depths of Dragonhome are a mysterious place. Full of bones, new and old, and streams of ancient, writhing magic. It is a little-known fact that in Dragonhome, if improperly put to rest, the dead can rise again.
These skeletons, imbued with powerful earth magic, are a rarity. They come about through the bones of dragons that were not correctly laid to rest, or those whose remains were disturbed. They known nothing but a desire to return to peace; and will readily combat any who disturb them further.
Cursed Bones are most often first found embedded in the walls of newly dug, or discovered, caves, caverns, and tombs. The fresh magic of living dragons awakens the old magic settled in the bones, and eye sockets alight with a piercing glow. If left, which they usually are in a scrambled hurry, Cursed Bones will tear themselves free of the earth, and set about rudimentarily sealing off the area in which they were discovered. They then settle again, scattered on the floor of the cavern, and return to an uneasy rest.
In contrast to the relatively peaceful disturbed bones, there are however, the unrested. These Cursed Bones are dragons who were not given the proper rites or methods after death, and if buried, will very rarely start taking in the surrounding magic. This crumbles their flesh away, but leaves the bones, pale-white, and the newly-made skeletons then seek out those who were supposed to have cared for them. Some Cursed Bones will demand a reburial- the correct way -while others will desire that their wrongdoers join them in death. Unrested Cursed Bones will settle if they are given proper rites and burial, or if they successfully kill the dragon(s) they sought out. At this point, they become the disturbed variant, seeking out nearby caves or even trekking back to their point of death, where they too enter an uncertain sleep.
(Note- the “variants” described above are not true variants, for they look the same. The only differences are in their lore.)
(Created by BuildingBridges)
Requirements
Breed: Any, Ridgebacks and Snappers heavily preferred
Eyes: Earth or Light
(Glowing or Dark Sclera are ideal, but understandably, absolutely not required)
Primary Gene: Speckle, Tapir
Secondary Gene: Freckle, Striation
Tertiary Gene: Ghost
Primary Colors: Gloom-Midnight
Secondary Colors: Gloom-Midnight
Tertiary Colors: Maize-Orca
Lore
The deep, dark depths of Dragonhome are a mysterious place. Full of bones, new and old, and streams of ancient, writhing magic. It is a little-known fact that in Dragonhome, if improperly put to rest, the dead can rise again.
These skeletons, imbued with powerful earth magic, are a rarity. They come about through the bones of dragons that were not correctly laid to rest, or those whose remains were disturbed. They known nothing but a desire to return to peace; and will readily combat any who disturb them further.
Cursed Bones are most often first found embedded in the walls of newly dug, or discovered, caves, caverns, and tombs. The fresh magic of living dragons awakens the old magic settled in the bones, and eye sockets alight with a piercing glow. If left, which they usually are in a scrambled hurry, Cursed Bones will tear themselves free of the earth, and set about rudimentarily sealing off the area in which they were discovered. They then settle again, scattered on the floor of the cavern, and return to an uneasy rest.
In contrast to the relatively peaceful disturbed bones, there are however, the unrested. These Cursed Bones are dragons who were not given the proper rites or methods after death, and if buried, will very rarely start taking in the surrounding magic. This crumbles their flesh away, but leaves the bones, pale-white, and the newly-made skeletons then seek out those who were supposed to have cared for them. Some Cursed Bones will demand a reburial- the correct way -while others will desire that their wrongdoers join them in death. Unrested Cursed Bones will settle if they are given proper rites and burial, or if they successfully kill the dragon(s) they sought out. At this point, they become the disturbed variant, seeking out nearby caves or even trekking back to their point of death, where they too enter an uncertain sleep.
(Note- the “variants” described above are not true variants, for they look the same. The only differences are in their lore.)
(Created by BuildingBridges)
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