Creative Corner

[center][img]https://www1.flightrising.com/static/cms/familiar/art/26100.png[/img][/center] [center]I will give a weekly question pertaining to your clan, to help creativity. You can post your answer if you like. Current: [quote]Last time we talked about who's the troublemaker, who is the one who often cleans up the mess? Who is the one that helps maintain the balance and peace?[/quote][/center] [center]I also have some foundational questions below. Both my prompts and foundational questions may not apply to your clan's story/purpose. [/center] [center]-Basic Clan Questions-[/center] [center] [b]What region on the world map theoretically is your territory, and what types of biomes/natural environments are present.[/b] [b]What is the clan's primary element if there is one, and how does your clan handle other element dragons? Is there an element that is excluded or disliked?[/b] [b]Does your territory have different villages or a single populated location? What are the name(s) of these locations and what are they like?[/b] [b]What kind of restrictions are put on outsiders? Is your clan very outsider-friendly?[/b] [b]If there are leaders or a single leader, who are they and what is their personality. [/b] [/center] ------------------------------------------------------------------ @Morigan @HartleyRathaway @SylvrFox @Bvnny @Twite

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I'm gonna fill out my questions now that there's replies :3


What region on the world map theoretically is your territory, and what types of biomes/natural environments are present.


The Viridian Labyrinth, extending to the coast.
Majority of the territory consists of 2 forests and a vast area referred to as the "basin" which is basically extensive, vibrant short grassland. There are plateaus and hills, a lot is flat but not all. Other than that, there is a quick gradient of temperature which allows a lot of variety. Majority is sunny though.






What is the clan's primary element if there is one, and how does your clan handle other element dragons? Is there an element that is excluded or disliked?

Overall- it's quite mixed. But the most popular is nature and arcane. The leader herself and the capital is nature based. Only fire and plague can sometimes be untrusted, like in the Hallow and the Fairy Village. But even then, some will be accepted if they are trusted enough not to burn or destroy the place with their element.







Does your territory have different villages or a single populated location? What are the name(s) of these locations and what are they like?

I bit off a lot more than I can probably chew in that regard. Also, it probably doesn't mesh with the official lore- oh well, it fun.

I have MANY.

Main Villages in Territory-

The Hallow (Giant forest- Capital)
Maple Reserve (Cool weather farming town of eternal fall.)
Fairy Village (Village of low tech- many beast tribe species, giant flowers, chaotic.)
Rose District (Bustling town, very diverse, retains a fairytale theme.)
Whitland (Town of the magic college, farming, yellow trees and intricate buildings.)
Frogbog (A swamp, population of oddballs, lack of consistent laws, dreary.)
Willowing Town (Frogbog's opposite, beautiful English gardens, roaming cats.)
Nocobot Basin (Expansive, vibrant, scattered constructions, home of tech.)
Kurako (Foreign visits town, trading, rainy, ponds, weeping cherry trees, wind inspired.)

Other communities/locations-

The Ginkgo house (A wind/oriental styled manor, sword masters and makers.)
Kuku Forest (The most dangerous location, unique resources, outer map.)
Seppia Forest (An extension of the Hallow, heavily guarded, kept as reserve.)
Fruit Island (To grow delicious fruits, small population, overabundance of crabs.)
Minnow Rock (The beach town, home to the Sailor Knights, ocean gathering.)


....... many








What kind of restrictions are put on outsiders? Is your clan very outsider-friendly?

There is a lot of chaos that goes on in this world- it's important to choose your residents wisely. And to have loyal protectors.

Outsiders are welcome in Kurako, there are some other weak territory borders but you will be noticed. The Hallow being the most strict. For many, outsiders are a breath of fresh air and they'll want to converse with you.

Places where a resident may see an outsider, is in the Kuku Forest and around Frogbog.








If there are leaders or a single leader, who are they and what is their personality.
Seppia, she is somewhat tiny and fairy-like. She has attachment and sympathy to mith-kind, and some other beastmen. She comes off as stoic, serious and sometimes ridged. But deep down she feels like a child that is engrossed in her natural environment.

We're allowed to answer the questions too, yeah?

@littletoes101

Yeah! Thought it would be fun we can all read each others :3

ooh i'll fill this out :D it'll be nice to have all this info in a post

What region on the world map theoretically is your territory, and what types of biomes/natural environments are present.
I'm very much holding out for that map update haha,,, but anyway!
My lair is located in the Windswept Plateau, on the southeast coat not super far from the Twisting Crescendo. It has soft green fields and is fairly typical for wind, resembling the Zephyr Steppes - the lair is mostly built into the terrain, with a lot of the living area being underground. The clan has easy water access, and there's a swamp nearby too.

What is the clan's primary element if there is one, and how does your clan handle other element dragons? Is there an element that is excluded or disliked?
As a wind lair, there's naturally a lot of Wind dragons in Florabrisa! Ice dragons are also fairly common, being it's not too bad of a flight across from the Icefield. And Nature dragons too, given the clan's proclivity for farming and gardening! Expect to see lots of green eyes around haha
The clan is accepting of any and all elements! It's a very diverse lair.

Does your territory have different villages or a single populated location? What are the name(s) of these locations and what are they like?
My lair has it's main living area - as mentioned above, it's built into the steppes and underground. The majority of the lair lives inside this commune, with only a few dragons living in structures above the surface. There is also a small community living in the nearby swamp, the population of which has been getting some growth as of late.

What kind of restrictions are put on outsiders? Is your clan very outsider-friendly?
My clan is definitely willing to take in anybody with few questions asked! As long as you aren't being malicious or overly destructive, you will very quickly find yourself accepted as part of the community! And guests are treated very well, having access to most of the clan's services at no or little cost!

If there are leaders or a single leader, who are they and what is their personality?
My clan has four leaders - Tarragon, Moraine, Zaffre, and Tamarind! They all founded the lair as close friends and have been leading the lair together since it's founding, about 19 years ago.

Tarragon is a very sweet and gentle tundra! He just wants to spread kindness to everyone he meets and share the gift of nice smelling flowers c: Though a leader, he primarily considers himself a gardener and works most of the day to maintain the beautiful gardens of the clan! He tends to handle more social aspects in the clan too - he does his best to check up on residents and make sure they are doing well! He and Moraine are married.

Moraine is a friendly and hardworking tundra! She is a baker and chef and takes the responsibility of feeding a whole clan very seriously. As a leader, she usually is the one to organize meetings, whether just with her fellow leaders, or for clan-wide discussions. She's definitely more of a social recluse than her husband, preferring to take a more behind-the-scenes approach to things. In her free time, she's usually buried in a book.

Zaffre is an eccentric and passionate Imperial who'd always dreamed of running her own lair and was very grateful to be able to make her dream a reality with her friends! She took the most active role in planning out how the lair would function, how they would build it, and figuring out logistics so dragons to live as carefree a life as she always has yearned for! In her older age (she's the oldest of the four), she's gotten to relax a lot more herself and will probably resign as leader soon, but she's still holding out for now! The lair is her baby and she's not quite ready to send it off yet haha...
She's also the clan fisher, though she eats a significant amount of her catches herself. (she only eats fish. she's not the best smelling dragon in the lair fadsfsa)
She and Tamarind were married when they founded Florabrisa, but ended up splitting up so things are a bit awkward between them, but they both do their best to work together for the sake of the lair.

And Tamarind is a big, high-spirited Guardian! He's definitely one for lame dad jokes. He's a landscaper and often gardens with Tarragon, but his size definitely has been very helpful for lots of construction in the lair too. He's pretty infamous for his inability to keep romantic partners for very long but most of the lair doesn't hold it against him too much since he is such a caring dragon, even if he apparently isn't the best at love.

@Precursor
What region on the world map theoretically is your territory, and what types of biomes/natural environments are present.
The Hidden Valley in near the Beacon of the Radiant Eye surrounded by a mountain range. There is an entrance but you have to find it for the Valley is protected by Yggdrasil and her magic
(This might change when the Map Revamp Arrives)






What is the clan's primary element if there is one, and how does your clan handle other element dragons? Is there an element that is excluded or disliked?
The Hidden Valley used to be surrounded by Arcane Magic but ever since the Hidden Valley was lifted into the sky and landed the Sunbeam Ruins. It took a whole year for the Hidden Valley to adapt to the new elemental magic of the Light Flight.
We accept all flights in the valley as Yggdrasil supports all life in the Hidden Valley.







Does your territory have different villages or a single populated location? What are the name(s) of these locations and what are they like?
The Mountain Falls is a Beastclan Settlement that have defected from Talona and wish to live in peace with dragons. It's located at the only entrance and exit to the Hidden Valley.
The Imperial City is massive city and a cultural marvel since the Bounty of the Elements about 90% of the dragon population in the Hidden Valley live there.








What kind of restrictions are put on outsiders? Is your clan very outsider-friendly?
We are very outsider friendly if they wish to stay, they can stay.







If there are leaders or a single leader, who are they and what is their personality.The Sectonian Empire is ruled by Empress Mirage. She is a powerful Arcane Dragon that has a massive feud with Talona and they both share a bitter hatred for one another.
The Council of Crowns is the Empress's Secondary Leader's. The Empire will be under the Stewardship of the Council of Crowns while Empress Mirage is away.

yo @Precursor toss me on that pinglist, loves me some questionnaires that help flesh things out

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What region on the world map theoretically is your territory, and what types of biomes/natural environments are present.
The Reedcleft Ascent - but teetering further into water territory as individual sea stacks. It's a humid tropical place, akin to south-east Asian countries.

What is the clan's primary element if there is one, and how does your clan handle other element dragons? Is there an element that is excluded or disliked?
Wind. And being wind, with the inherent desire to travel, experience new things, they don't mind interacting with other elements at all. In fact, they embrace them. But, they kinda have a preference for Wind, Water and Lightning dragons, as they see Stormcatcher, Windsinger and Tidelord as like, The OG Family and think trios of those three elements are the most auspicious. That said, they don't really dislike any elements, as they value family, connections, bonds, and they don't believe focusing on elemental types has any merit in strong family bonds.

Does your territory have different villages or a single populated location? What are the name(s) of these locations and what are they like?
There is one traditional village, but many other places where the population lives. The Hallow Hall, where the upperclass folk live, this is also their work place, as it has offices for government. Think of a mountain of dwarves or an ant colony.
The Village proper doesn't have a name, but it's always bustling with activity. It's main attraction is the market in the town square, where vendors sell their goods, swindle tourists out of their money, and musicians entertain hoping for a quick buck.
The Grand Library is easily comparable to a maze. While it does have shelves upon shelves of books, it also has an education system and offices to rent. Dragons who rent these offices tend to make them their home away from home. The staff room features several napping areas, because it's very tiring work.
Then there's the hotel, where travelers rest their weary heads and tourists cut loose. Staff tend to have personal living quarters here too, not living in the Village.
Plus, there's some folks scattered about.

What kind of restrictions are put on outsiders? Is your clan very outsider-friendly?
My clan is very welcoming to strangers. There's not much to say on 'rules of conduct' on the islands, besides 'keep your wits,' while traveling anywhere during the nightly parties in the Hallow Hall. Since. Well. Sometimes tourists just vanish into thin air. And since no one can determine the cause, there hasn't been any concrete solution to the problem.

If there are leaders or a single leader, who are they and what is their personality.
At present, it's a sort of monarchy. Pan rules the islands, but her best friend does most of the paper work, while she just rules the island with whimsy. She doesn't mind what her subjects do, so long as they respect her and their island. She is interested in seeing them all educated and throwing lavish parties for all to attend. Dionysus however is Pan's guardian and perhaps that's why he oversees proper government procedures, and is much more wary of the islanders and their needs.