Felahze
(#84340526)
Don't think for a moment I didn't know. I know it by scent.
Familiar
Dusk Fuiran
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Energy: 50/50
This dragon’s natural inborn element is Light.
Female Ridgeback
This dragon is hibernating.
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Personal Style
Apparel
Skin
Scene
Measurements
Length
21.25 m
Wingspan
16.72 m
Weight
8937.51 kg
Genetics
Obsidian
Boulder
Boulder
Gold
Blaze
Blaze
Jungle
Opal
Opal
Hatchday
Breed
Eye Type
Level 1 Ridgeback
EXP: 0 / 245
STR
5
AGI
8
DEF
5
QCK
6
INT
8
VIT
5
MND
8
Biography
Felah'ze the Dragon God
God of Justice and Stability
Creator of the Darovyr race
Primary Ancestor God of Dwarves
Light Form of Zephethyr
We face the future, resolute in our convictions, holding fast to what we know to be true.
Felah'ze's preferred name translates to "unimportant angel of importance" within the draconic tongue, though "angel" is difficult to properly translate. It refers to a messenger that brings significance to the subject simply by being the messenger, and is often used by dragonkin in connection to gods.
Fel is an honorific--or, rather, a dishonorific--that is often used to describe exiles from daro'vyr society. When used as an adjective like here, it presses on the unimportance of its subject, and is occasionally used to end topics. It has the ending form of "fe", but this is rarely used.
ze means "important", but only takes this form when at the end of a name or description. Its form in the beginning is known as "Zel", but it is considered an act of blasphemous arrogance to use both in the same name. Honorifics compound on each other, so to have both is basically saying you're the most important person in the room, at minimum, and at worst you're putting yourself at the same level as Zelah'ze.
Felah'ze's honorifics when he is referred to by his personal name cancel each other out, and essentially leaves one to figure out for themselves which side of his name is important to them. To call him Zelah'ze is to call him a god.
Once there is more than one adjective or honorific (though adjectives and honorifics can sit next to each other just fine), the second one will usually go to the end of the word along with an apostrophe. Most writers and speakers prefer to keep their adjectives tidy by emphasizing the traits of something that they feel are most important. Still, you'll absolutely run into individuals who will cake on as many adjectives/honorifics as they can as a joke.
Familiar to Awaken:
God of Justice and Stability
Creator of the Darovyr race
Primary Ancestor God of Dwarves
Light Form of Zephethyr
We face the future, resolute in our convictions, holding fast to what we know to be true.
Felah'ze's preferred name translates to "unimportant angel of importance" within the draconic tongue, though "angel" is difficult to properly translate. It refers to a messenger that brings significance to the subject simply by being the messenger, and is often used by dragonkin in connection to gods.
Fel is an honorific--or, rather, a dishonorific--that is often used to describe exiles from daro'vyr society. When used as an adjective like here, it presses on the unimportance of its subject, and is occasionally used to end topics. It has the ending form of "fe", but this is rarely used.
ze means "important", but only takes this form when at the end of a name or description. Its form in the beginning is known as "Zel", but it is considered an act of blasphemous arrogance to use both in the same name. Honorifics compound on each other, so to have both is basically saying you're the most important person in the room, at minimum, and at worst you're putting yourself at the same level as Zelah'ze.
Felah'ze's honorifics when he is referred to by his personal name cancel each other out, and essentially leaves one to figure out for themselves which side of his name is important to them. To call him Zelah'ze is to call him a god.
Once there is more than one adjective or honorific (though adjectives and honorifics can sit next to each other just fine), the second one will usually go to the end of the word along with an apostrophe. Most writers and speakers prefer to keep their adjectives tidy by emphasizing the traits of something that they feel are most important. Still, you'll absolutely run into individuals who will cake on as many adjectives/honorifics as they can as a joke.
Familiar to Awaken:
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Exalting Felahze to the service of the Plaguebringer will remove them from your lair forever. They will leave behind a small sum of riches that they have accumulated. This action is irreversible.
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