Unnamed
(#91949821)
Level 1 Pearlcatcher
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This dragon’s natural inborn element is Wind.
Female Pearlcatcher
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Personal Style
Apparel
Skin
Scene
Measurements
Length
3.96 m
Wingspan
4.25 m
Weight
580.64 kg
Genetics
Grey
Metallic
Metallic
Smoke
Butterfly
Butterfly
Ice
Runes
Runes
Hatchday
Breed
Eye Type
Level 1 Pearlcatcher
EXP: 0 / 245
STR
6
AGI
6
DEF
6
QCK
7
INT
7
VIT
6
MND
7
Biography
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Runecatcher Badge
Subject: #Unidentified
Alias: Name Here
Status of Runes: UNINVOKED
Observations & Notes:
Runes & Their Meanings
It's said that runes are indecipherable for a reason. That if we were to read them, to speak what they said aloud, the consequences would be cataclysmic. A little known fact, however, is that every dragon with runes knows how to read theirs and theirs alone. They can choose — once, for this is an unpredictable and mighty power — to speak words and phrases the runes have inscribed across their scales. This choice is not to be treated lightly, and the results will change the dragon forever.
For the runes upon a dragon are not random. Fate, destiny, kismet, providence - some force bigger than any of us decides what runes a dragon will bear, and once invoked, the power that lay dormant awakens. It can manifest in many ways — perhaps a hobby becomes a passion, or a knack for something becomes a talent. Perhaps an introverted, quiet dragon retreats from the world to become a hermit, or an effusive, charismatic dragon becomes an overnight sensation.
However, the changes are not always benign. Once the power of the runes is unleashed, it needs to be directed somewhere. There have been reports of dragons gaining extrasensory abilities — shy dragons turning invisible, scholarly dragons developing perfect recall, volatile dragons becoming beacons of incandescent flame when they lose their temper.
Invocation is an unstable process. There are horror stories of dragons who went crazy, of those who were unable to deal with their newfound power and fled civilization entirely, of those who one day simply vanished — and no one could really remember their name. The outcomes are both beautiful and terrible, and awakening one's runes is a hefty gamble.
Not all dragons choose to invoke their runes, of course. Even unspoken, however, the runes retain their power. Dragons who choose not to invoke their runes occasionally have side effects — chronic fatigue, a short temper, an inability to concentrate. The potency of the runes cannot be denied, and it must manifest somewhere, somehow. Where and how? That's up to the dragon — and the runes.
Alias: Name Here
Status of Runes: UNINVOKED
Observations & Notes:
Runes & Their Meanings
It's said that runes are indecipherable for a reason. That if we were to read them, to speak what they said aloud, the consequences would be cataclysmic. A little known fact, however, is that every dragon with runes knows how to read theirs and theirs alone. They can choose — once, for this is an unpredictable and mighty power — to speak words and phrases the runes have inscribed across their scales. This choice is not to be treated lightly, and the results will change the dragon forever.
For the runes upon a dragon are not random. Fate, destiny, kismet, providence - some force bigger than any of us decides what runes a dragon will bear, and once invoked, the power that lay dormant awakens. It can manifest in many ways — perhaps a hobby becomes a passion, or a knack for something becomes a talent. Perhaps an introverted, quiet dragon retreats from the world to become a hermit, or an effusive, charismatic dragon becomes an overnight sensation.
However, the changes are not always benign. Once the power of the runes is unleashed, it needs to be directed somewhere. There have been reports of dragons gaining extrasensory abilities — shy dragons turning invisible, scholarly dragons developing perfect recall, volatile dragons becoming beacons of incandescent flame when they lose their temper.
Invocation is an unstable process. There are horror stories of dragons who went crazy, of those who were unable to deal with their newfound power and fled civilization entirely, of those who one day simply vanished — and no one could really remember their name. The outcomes are both beautiful and terrible, and awakening one's runes is a hefty gamble.
Not all dragons choose to invoke their runes, of course. Even unspoken, however, the runes retain their power. Dragons who choose not to invoke their runes occasionally have side effects — chronic fatigue, a short temper, an inability to concentrate. The potency of the runes cannot be denied, and it must manifest somewhere, somehow. Where and how? That's up to the dragon — and the runes.
*From the Runecatcher Subspecies Study found here.
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