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Methone
Busy bee! Mighty lair in two months. Methone is pretty great. I think it was that most Guardians are better warriors as younglings but their magic grows as they age. I have three guardians that kind of use magic. One of them barely and that's because she is not very strong. Another uses a sword's magic rather than her own. The third, my clan's matriarch actually, like Selriona, is a pretty powerful force wielder. Her main focus is manipulating gravity and force rather than elemental magic.
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Cheeseburger
I think that aquatic ridgebacks would be interesting. My headcanon is that Ridgebacks are so heavy and dense that they usually sink. I think that Water Ridgebacks, however, can swim to some degree like Garua. I don't know how much of a contradiction Yulia is, but she's a climber nonetheless.
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dreamlogic
I think that aquatic Ridgebacks are kind of interesting. I have the headcanon that they are usually so heavy and dense that they sink like stones in water. Water ones might be able to swim a little though. Does he hold his breath or does he breathe water? Are spirals supposed to be small though? She's like an Imperial almost. An antisocial, apathetic Skydancer, hm hm. Nice. I actually forgot about their ability to detect emotion a bit. I could fit that into my thief dancer's lore. That he can "hear" people around him and that's one way he can con so well. I have the idea that Mirrors are energetic, or at least get bored easily. They tend to be scrappy and are more likely to have tempers. (They are also attracted to shiny things and laser pointers)
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kyrin18
Jun seems like a dangerous fellow. Was he the Imperial who attacked Katy's father? That seems like something that would make for an interesting story. And! Frisky pirate girls. I've got
one of those. I've got a whole subgroup in my clan that is not really part of the clan, but the captain is from the clan.
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SnoringHyena
Gotta protect those babies somehow. Anxiety is what keeps dragons from doing things too
extreme! I think Necromancers make good doctors because even if you do die, they can cure that! Majesty reminds me of a certain assassin mage. Only in his profession, not in his seemingly sweet disposition. Festus Krex was the name.
"Just do what I do. Walk up to them, introduce yourself, melt all their skin off, and run like the wind. Works every time."
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Sergsune
Interesting, but why opposite elements?
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Kassiel
If everyone was amazing, a normal dragon would be the oddity. As for Miss Regality, what if she was actually really fidgety but she has to hold it in until she is alone, then she flies around in circles to burn of energy. That or she does something else that requires large amounts of energy.
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Lopai
She's the Flameshadowcatcher! Bow before her and her Coaturnebacks! What could possibly make Conjure evil besides the murder and subsequent resurrection of her mate who is probably a mindless monster? Also, was that the Plaguebringer that she had spat at? That Warrior hasn't earned a name yet apparently. As for Venteuse, I may be wrong but sociopaths do indeed have emotion. They are just anti-social and lack empathy. They have difficulty comprehending the emotions of others, so they have trouble with forming relationships and determining right or wrong. There are, of course, exceptions though.
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notcharmed
Lots of dragons, so I'll be brief. Somebody's got to protect and be nommed by the hatchies. I fit science into my lore, and one of my dragons might actually know where electrons are and where they are going simultaneously, allowing for foresight. She's not too good with magic, so that might be a thing. "Oh crud, I've got a charge!" XD. As for the other brother, maybe his will land at his feet one of these days. Or he has it and doesn't know it. Maybe it is something that does not physically exist. I have a Guardian with her honour as her charge. Soft and squishy smith. Mine is a pile of nails and has the emotion to match. Nature can destroy as well as make. Like that spirit from Princess Mononoke that got its head shot off and it turned into a demon. Same for dark sage lady. Undead and encased in ice? Woo. It is theoretically possible to never actually enter a black hole, even if touching the event horizon because the only force that can balance the gravity is the centripidal force. That's why they have that accretion disk. So, Aerius is a "I'll just sit here," kind of dragon. Serious nocturne!
That is all.
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Volume
I think that the site lore is just a general idea. There are exceptions to everything. My tundras tend to avoid conflict too, but that's because they are not very durable or magically powerful. One of my Tundras specializes in defensive magic and is basically untouchable because he has layered his magic to ridiculously dense levels. The other is specialized in blood magic but doesn't use it for anything except utility, communication, and communicating with stray spirits. Another one of my Tundras is a brawler that prefers to incapacitate than to kill, but he fights with a group. I think that because they are strictly hervivorous, I think, they don't fight unless they have too. They aren't really built for it.
