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[center] [font=mono][color=#670000][size=6][b]Paleblood Necromancers[/b][/size][/color][/font] [font=mono][size=5][b]Necromancer Divergence[/b][/size][/font] [columns][morphology=1491549] [nextcol][indent][b]Ideal Primary Genes:[/b] Bar, Iridescent, Leopard, Ripple [b]Ideal Secondary Genes:[/b] Current, Daub, Stripes, Striation, Clouded, Safari, Shimmer [b]Ideal Tertiary Genes:[/b] Thylacine [b]Ideal Primary Colors:[/b] Dust - Coal [b]Ideal Secondary Colors:[/b] Dust - Coal [b]Ideal Tertiary Colors:[/b] Antique - Silver [b]Ideal Breeds:[/b] All Modern breeds (ancients currently in development) [b]Ideal Eyes:[/b] All [/indent] [/columns] [font=mono][i]The first and foremost duty of any Necromancer is to further the works of Plague. Be that by carrying it and infecting others, be that by discovering or creating new strains, be that by curing the dragons or clans they serve - a Necromancer's first duty is to Plague itself. So, of course, when faced with a new strain of Plague brought from beyond the Forbidden Portal, carried by the creatures that came through from the other side, Necromancers went to investigate - and Necromancers were infected. They call it the Paleblood, the strange ichorous essence carried in the veins of the unreal creatures of the portal and the eldritch, ancient beings beyond it. Those Necromancers touched by it do not lose their connection to Plague, instead gaining a connection to something else - to something different. These are the Necromancers infected by the blood, touched by an unknown, unspeakable entity from beyond the Portal. Some dragons go mad as it whispers into their minds, while others simply dream. Those with multi-gaze seem to manage contact with this outer being well, as do those with the sideways perspective of a goat, but it is far from absolute. These are the Necromancers of Plague and Paleblood, and in the name of Plague and the eldritch, unspeakable Presence from beyond the Portal, they hunt Ghouls and Lichs and all things they deem too far gone to be brought back.[/i][/font] [right][sub]Written by EssayOfThoughts[/sub][/right] [font=mono][size=5][b]Variants[/b][/size][/font] [columns] [morphology=1793616] [nextcol][indent][b]Ideal Primary Genes:[/b] Bar, Iridescent, Leopard, Ripple, Slime [b]Ideal Secondary Genes:[/b] Clouded, Daub, Safari, Saturn, Sludge [b]Ideal Tertiary Genes:[/b] Thylacine [b]Ideal Primary Colors:[/b] Raspberry - Bubblegum [b]Ideal Secondary Colors:[/b] Raspberry - Bubblegum [b]Ideal Tertiary Colors:[/b] Raspberry - Bubblegum [b]Ideal Breeds:[/b] All Modern breeds (Ancients currently in development) [b]Ideal Eyes:[/b] All [/indent] [/columns] [columns] [morphology=1793631] [nextcol][indent][b]Ideal Primary Genes:[/b] Bar, Iridescent, Leopard, Ripple, Slime [b]Ideal Secondary Genes:[/b] Clouded, Daub, Safari, Saturn, Sludge [b]Ideal Tertiary Genes:[/b] Thylacine [b]Ideal Primary Colors:[/b] Antique [b]Ideal Secondary Colors:[/b] Antique [b]Ideal Tertiary Colors:[/b] Antique All Modern breeds (Ancients currently in development) [b]Ideal Eyes:[/b] All [/indent] [/columns] [quote name=Londor]This is an approved Divergence of @.3idolon's popular [url=https://www1.flightrising.com/forums/drs/2412017/1]Necromancer subspecies[/url], and also based off of the lore of Bloodborne. This is a co-created Divergence owned by both @.EssayOfThoughts and myself. [center][url=https://www1.flightrising.com/forums/drs/3055424/1#post_3055424][img]https://i.imgur.com/73heSI4.png[/img][/url] ^Forum thread link[/center][/quote]

[center] [font=mono][color=#670000][size=6][b]Primal Hunters[/b][/size][/color][/font] [columns][morphology=1842508] [nextcol][indent][b]Ideal Primary Genes:[/b] Basic [b]Ideal Secondary Genes:[/b] Basic [b]Ideal Tertiary Genes:[/b] Crackle [b]Ideal Primary Colors:[/b] Radioactive [b]Ideal Secondary Colors:[/b] Radioactive [b]Ideal Tertiary Colors:[/b] Tomato, Vermillion, Ruby, Cherry, Crimson, Berry, Red, Strawberry, Cerise, Carmine [b]Ideal Breeds:[/b] Mirrors only [b]Ideal Eyes:[/b] Any natural plague type [/indent] [/columns] [left][font=mono][i]Rotrock Rim provided shelter to many creatures that interested quite a few mirror packs, making it their competitive hunting territory. They thrived on the prey, but to accommodate the growing pack's populations, some decided to hunt in the Wyrmwound itself. No other breed was this selfless. Not a single soul attempted to hunt in the Wyrmwound before, staying clear from the swirling radiation and slimy creatures that sometimes peek from its edges. They didn't have natural predators to fear of, making them an easy target, if jumping into Wyrmwound could be called "easy". Their endemic nature wouldn't allow dragon kind to study them, but some were able to be approximately replicated with the help of Baldwin. The hunger would not wait any longer, and the unknown would not stop them. Fearlessly, a few Mirrors jumped into the bubbling cauldron of disease, fully aware it might turn them into something monstrous. But only those of plague origins had resistance to the disease. The way each plague nest incubates the eggs in radioactive substance was crucial in this selective process, not giving any mercy to other elements. Those who survived changed. Adapted. Their skin took on the radioactive color of the Wyrmwound, destroying any visual ties to their ancestors, turning it to the clear color of radiation itself. Bright red veins covered their entire bodies, eventually turning their eyes to their primal state as well. They became known as Primal Hunters. Those who embraced the rotting disease and became one with it.[/i][/font][/left] [quote name=CREATOR]This is a very new subspecies! The Hub for this subspecies can be found here => [url=https://www1.flightrising.com/forums/drs/3045789]Primal Hunters[/url] [img]https://i.ibb.co/TLVTwwj/primal-hunters-badge-small.png[/img] [code] [url= https://www1.flightrising.com/forums/drs/3045789][img]https://i.ibb.co/TLVTwwj/primal-hunters-badge-small.png[/img][/url][/code] [/quote]

[center] [font=mono][color=#670000][size=6][b]CARRIONIX[/b][/size][/color][/font] [columns][morphology=2016078] [nextcol][indent][b]Ideal Primary Genes:[/b] any [b]Ideal Secondary Genes:[/b] Flair, Striation, current, Noxtide, Saturn, trail (spirit, tear, loop) [b]Ideal Tertiary Genes:[/b] Smirch, Smoke, thylacine, Veined, crackle, okapi, peacock, scales & ghost (weathered & Scorpion, Trimmings & Wraith & Fans & Skeletal, Flecks & Thorns) [b]Ideal Primary Colors:[/b] any [b]Ideal Secondary Colors:[/b] Vermillion-strawberry [b]Ideal Tertiary Colors:[/b] Vermillion-strawberry [b]Ideal Breeds:[/b] any [b]Ideal Eyes:[/b] any eyes (unless specified in the case of 'SIRES')[/indent] [/columns] [font=mono][i]Carrionix are dragons that have formed a near perfect symbiosis/mergence with a strange otherworldy organism - simply referred to as 'symbionts' - that when partnered with a dragon affords them a near limitless lifespan, additional strength and magical ability - often enough that many flights who hear of this secret come to the original site in hopes of being blessed with a bond or seek out one of the illusive Sires said to roam farther afield. But becoming a Carrionix also provides untold and strange mutations - the most common of which being three pairs of eyes upon the dragons head (a multi-gaze partnered carrionix also sports this mutation, causing the head of the dragon to have more eyes than even a regular multi gaze) these mutations manifest in a variety of ways and can grow and mutate to include magical effects and mutations from the dragon's own element or even elements from their lineage - it's been shown that Carrionix become notably larger and taller than their non-bonded counterparts, of course growing in danger they can present.[/i][/font] [font=mono][color=#670000][size=6][b]Variants[/b][/size][/color][/font] [columns][morphology=2016074] [nextcol][indent][b]Ideal Primary Genes:[/b] any [b]Ideal Secondary Genes:[/b] Flair, Striation, current, Noxtide, Saturn, trail (loop) [b]Ideal Tertiary Genes:[/b] Capsule only. [b]Ideal Primary Colors:[/b] any [b]Ideal Secondary Colors:[/b] Vermillion-strawberry [b]Ideal Tertiary Colors:[/b] Vermillion-strawberry [b]Ideal Breeds:[/b] any [b]Ideal Eyes:[/b] Plague eyes[/indent] [/columns] [columns][morphology=2016087] [nextcol][indent][b]Ideal Primary Genes:[/b] any [b]Ideal Secondary Genes:[/b] Noxtide, Stripes, Saturn, flair (Spirit, Tear, Loop) [b]Ideal Tertiary Genes:[/b] Thylacine, Okapi, Crackle, ghost, scales (Weathered & Scorpion, Trimmings & Wraith & Fans, Flecks & Thorns & Mop) [b]Ideal Primary Colors:[/b] any [b]Ideal Secondary Colors:[/b] Obsidian [b]Ideal Tertiary Colors:[/b] Obsidian [b]Ideal Breeds:[/b] any [b]Ideal Eyes:[/b] any[/indent] [/columns] [quote name=CREATOR]This subspecies has just gone live but has been worked on by me for awhile! the hub is below where you will find ALL variants, lore and extra information [center][url=https://www1.flightrising.com/forums/drs/3068802][img]https://i.imgur.com/j7ZXtoc.png[/img][/url] currently has 60+ active dragons! [/center][/quote]

[center] [font=mono][color=#670000][size=6][b]Deathly Spoiled[/b][/size][/color][/font] [columns][morphology=2052839][morphology=2052838][morphology=2052845][morphology=2052849] [nextcol][indent][b]Ideal Primary Genes:[/b]Metallic, Starmap, Crystal [b]Ideal Secondary Genes:[/b] Facet, Alloy, Bee, Blend [b]Ideal Tertiary Genes:[/b] Gembond, Smoke, Opal, Ringlets, Spines, veined, Keel, Filigree [b]Ideal Primary Colors:[/b] Clay, Umber, Obsidian, Black, Oilslick [b]Ideal Secondary Colors:[/b] Ruby, Cherry, Crimson, Garnet, Sanguine, Blood, Berry [b]Ideal Tertiary Colors:[/b] Any color except Primary and secondary color of the dragon [b]Ideal Breeds:[/b] Any Breed [b]Ideal Eyes:[/b] Any Eyes, though Plague is preferred[/indent] [/columns] [font=mono][i](Still a Work in Progress so this will change and update as I pull more together) Though the land they live in is dangerous and scarred, There is a certain beauty to the Wasteland. The colors and sounds mixing together can strike a certain peace with some, and others just absolutely thrive off it. The Deathly Spoiled have fought to keep their prominent status of the upper class. The seemingly sought after genetics showing their wealth and prosperity has given the spoiled quite a difficult life. Having to fight off thieves and criminals from their easily identifiable lairs, and having no way to hide the distinct glamour of their wings and body, The Deathly Spoiled have become a vicious and hateful Subspecies. Once open and full of energy, always being the one two throw a party, they now pounce on anything and everything that moves towards their precious hoard. The fights can be disgusting, and downright dirty as they follow no rules- it is a place you must survive after all. It is rare they ever lose, because the spoiled look out for each other, so if you win and there is another of them around, be prepared to be ambushed. Their colors make them the poster dragons for The Plague flight, and you can almost feel the fear they create as they move about. While these creatures seem to be their very own ordinary clan, spreading their genes and traits to their offspring, a lost fight can sometimes cause the distasteful attitude and captivating genetics to creep into your body. Whether it is from the Spoiled crippling your will to continue surviving, or a mysterious spread of what seems to be their own disease, a loss in a fight creates another jewel for their defenses.[/i][/font] [quote name=CREATOR]Finnkawarrior #526712 is the creator of this subspecies. The Official Forum Hub is [url=https://www1.flightrising.com/forums/drs/3075747/1#post_49540670]Here[/url] for information on the Deathly Spoiled. Messages, feedback, and input are always welcome as the subspecies is always evolving.[/quote]

[center] [font=mono][color=#670000][size=6][b]Trypophobia[/b][/size][/color][/font] [columns][morphology=2065064][morphology=2065067][morphology=2065073] [nextcol][indent][b]Ideal Primary Genes:[/b] Jaguar, Leopard, Clown [b]Ideal Secondary Genes:[/b] Rosette, Clouded, Eye Spots [b]Ideal Tertiary Genes:[/b] Underbelly, Capsul, Smirch, Crackle, Veined, Smoke [b]Ideal Primary Colors:[/b] Ruby-Blush, Stone-chocolate[except Tarnish] [b]Ideal Secondary Colors:[/b] Ruby-Blush, Stone-Chocolate[except Tarnish] [b]Ideal Tertiary Colors:[/b] Ruby-Blush, Pear-Honeydew Tan-Slate [b]Ideal Breeds:[/b] Any Modern, though Mirror preferred [b]Ideal Eyes:[/b] Plague only for True Trypophobes, Any for Carriers [/indent] [/columns] [font=mono][i]Color Variants- Completely brownrange Tryphos are rare but have been seen encroaching on Earth territory, but standard Trypho coloration is XXY or XYY, XYZ accepted if Y and Z colors are in the same range. Habitat: Tryphos are found all over The Scarred Wasteland, more concentrated though near The Wyrmwound and Rotrock rim. Recently, since the events between the Nature and Plague ambassadors it seems that they have been lingering at the edges, milling, waiting for something. Diet: Tryphos don’t seem to need to eat much, but bask in the revulsion their deep holes cause. They seem to feed on emotions of fear, disgust and revulsion. No matter how many times you see one of these dragons, you always feel some sort of disgust. General Behavior: Tryphos will make their homes on the edges of clans, skulking about them, trying to find as many dragons as they can to revulse. When a Clan has become used to the Tryphos presence they move on, looking for more food. They can be solitary or in pairs, and on the edges of The Scarred Wasteland they can form temporary clans of up to 12. But they always go back in to feed. Physical Makeup: Tryphos can come from every modern breed, it seems what causes these dark holes does not affect Ancients. Whatever the breed that is affected sports holes of varying sizes in their flesh and between scales. Some have been seen to ooze puss, or what some dragons suspect is fluid from The Wyrmwound itself, and occasionally old half clotted blood. The holes don’t seem to outwardly pain the dragons, and if they do they don’t show it. Non Plague Tryphos- You can have a Carrier, a dragon who harbors the fear made manifest, and as long as their children are bred in Plague they will make full blooded Tryphos. [/i][/font] [quote name=CREATOR]Myself, even if I am in Nature! [/quote]

[center] [font=mono][color=#670000][size=6][b]BLOODBUGS[/b][/size][/color][/font] [columns][morphology=1450407] [morphology=1457379] [nextcol][indent][b]Ideal Primary Genes:[/b] Wasp [b]Ideal Secondary Genes:[/b] Bee [b]Ideal Tertiary Genes:[/b] Crackle [b]Ideal Primary Colors:[/b] Tan-Chocolate [b]Ideal Secondary Colors:[/b] Tan-Chocolate [b]Ideal Tertiary Colors:[/b] Rust-Carmine [b]Ideal Breeds:[/b] Veilspun [b]Ideal Eyes:[/b] Plague of any kind [/indent] [/columns] [font=mono][i]Of the many types of dragons that live among the Wasteland, a certain subspecies has emerged. Hard shelled, lithe and creepy, the Bloodbugs are one of Plaguebringer's proud creations. These creepy crawlies are known to be the carrion cleaners wherever they go. Despite their appearance, these creatures are very family bound, often traveling in large packs. They exist on the smaller scale for Veils, and subsist off of large carcasses left by other dragons and creatures. They get their name due to them usually being caked in the blood of the last body they fed off of, as they usually burrow deep to hide from predators while they feast. [/i][/font] [quote name=CREATOR]Hi yes hello creator is me thank you for reading.[/quote]

[center][b]Contagions[/b] Co-created with [url=https://flightrising.com/main.php?p=lair&tab=userpage&id=229086]inuraichi[/url] [url=https://docs.google.com/document/d/1SOtWJ2Bega-gmL19k76hnApJlEVJ9uZlzhZshXbONLE/edit]Google doc[/url] Rooted Variant [img]https://www1.flightrising.com/dgen/preview/dragon?age=1&body=107&bodygene=25&breed=3&element=2&eyetype=12&gender=1&tert=102&tertgene=10&winggene=24&wings=168&auth=6961569706d3a4abd60d15cd68dec6bf7280acf7&dummyext=prev.png[/img] [/center] Primary: Brick Lionfish Secondary: Strawberry Noxtide Tertiary: Honeydew Glimmer Breed: Any Eyes: Any Plague [center]Unrooted Variant [img]https://www1.flightrising.com/dgen/preview/dragon?age=1&body=168&bodygene=25&breed=2&element=2&eyetype=12&gender=1&tert=2&tertgene=8&winggene=24&wings=168&auth=f45eb29b3d76d41f4ed323f31fa167785ee06164&dummyext=prev.png[/img][/center] Primary: Strawberry Lionfish Secondary: Strawberry Noxtide Tertiary: Pearl - White Spines Breed: Any Eyes: Any Plague These dragons started as the most devout followers of The Plaguebringer. All of them had dedicated their lives to spreading Her glorious diseases and teachings. They would often willingly expose themselves to Her most horrible creations, gradually growing stronger in the aftermath of each infection and challenge, every experience leaving both their bodies and the pathogens slightly changed: faster, deadlier, better adapted to survival in the harsh wastelands. Until one day, they decided to attempt what most dragons would call the ultimate act of foolishness, but what they saw as the ultimate test of strength, of survival. Of devotion. They drank straight from The Wyrmwound. They weren’t prepared for what would happen next. Neither was Sornieth. While many of the attempters died, their bodies overwhelmed by the multitude of illnesses within the pestilent crater, a few, be it by strength or luck, survived, though not unscathed. The Wyrmwound transformed them, as it does to many unfortunate creatures that wander just a little too near. These “Contagions”, as they now call themselves, almost seem to imitate The Wyrmwound’s properties, their tainted flesh and blood now serving as breeding grounds for the worst Plague has to offer, constantly mutating and growing ever more virulent the longer their host survives. Now the main goal of most Contagions is to spread their pestilence far and wide, transforming the land and those who inhabit it, testing the limits of dragonkind’s, and life itself’s ability to adapt and survive. They way they do this is quite particular. When a Contagion finds a spot they deem suitable, they will “take root”, pulsating tendrils, not unlike those found near The Wyrmwound proper, sprouting from their bodies and anchoring themselves into the soil, or latching onto nearby lifeforms, to supply the Contagion with water and nutrients. These eventually become the dragon’s main source of energy, with some older individuals even losing the ability to eat. Shortly after this occurs, the Contagion starts unleashing its infectious arsenal on the local flora and fauna, leading to a large die-off in the area. Those that survive are often warped beyond recognition, both physically and psychologically. Many of them end up compulsively defending the dragon that created them, as the Contagion soon becomes unable to move. While these guards are almost essential early on, over time the Contagion’s body starts to resemble the twisted tendrils and roots native to The Scarred Wasteland, eventually becoming almost indistinguishable from them. Once the dragon reaches this stage, they become extremely difficult to remove, able to regenerate themselves from a single root or branch. If you see a tangle of fleshy vines outside of Plague territory, it’s likely one of these. It’s also likely too late to cure the blight upon the land.

[center] [font=constantia][color=#380000][size=6]SARCOMERE[/size][/color][/font] [columns][morphology=2617449] [morphology=2617452] [nextcol][indent][b]Ideal Primary Genes:[/b] Wasp [b]Ideal Secondary Genes:[/b] Bee [b]Ideal Tertiary Genes:[/b] Fangs, Ghost [b]Ideal Primary Colors:[/b] Berry [b]Ideal Secondary Colors:[/b] Berry, Maroon [b]Ideal Tertiary Colors:[/b] Maize, Cream, Antique [b]Ideal Breeds:[/b] Aberration [b]Ideal Eyes:[/b] Any [/indent] [/columns] [i][b]Origin[/b] Born from the crucible of the Wyrmwound, Sarcomere are a recently emerged division of Aberration dragons which have lost their scales. Be it a blessing or a curse, the roiling cesspool within the Wyrmwound dissolved these dragons’ tough exterior plating and reformed it into a transparent, durable membrane known as [i]sarcolemma[/i]. This is what gives them their name. No one is sure exactly how long Sarcomere have been around, as few are seen by outside clans. However, the residents of the territories immediately surrounding the Wyrmwound have told tales for centuries of an ancient clan of dragons which were cursed to lose their scales and walk the earth with their inner rot laid bare. [b]Physiology and Behavior[/b] The composition of sarcolemma, the transparent and leathery skin of the Sarcomere, appears in two primary forms. The first is particularly tough, and causes the rapid growth of structures with a distinct spine or hornlike quality. These appear primarily along the neck and chest of the dragon. Dragons which express this trait are known as the Greater Sarcomeres. The second strain of Sarcolemma is generally thinner than the first, and does not result in the formation of Fangs. This thinner skin results in remarkable translucence that extends into the dragons flesh, which allows for the entire skeleton of these dragons to be visible. While most Sarcomeres have plague eyes, wider migration does occasionally occur which can result in a different elemental alignment of the offspring, and thus a different eye color. [/i] --- [quote name=CREATOR] [center][url=https://www1.flightrising.com/forums/drs/3142036]Sarcomere Subspecies Hub[/url] [/quote] [font=constantia][color=#380000][size=5]ROTFLESH SARCOMERE[/size] [size=4]VARIANT[/size][/color][/font] [columns][morphology=2618384] [morphology=2618358] [nextcol][indent][b]Ideal Primary Genes:[/b] Wasp [b]Ideal Secondary Genes:[/b] Bee [b]Ideal Tertiary Genes:[/b] Fangs, Ghost [b]Ideal Primary Colors:[/b] Maroon [b]Ideal Secondary Colors:[/b] Berry, Maroon [b]Ideal Tertiary Colors:[/b] Maize, Cream, Antique[/columns] [i][b]Rotflesh Variant[/b] These Sarcomere have a high content of a chemical which causes coagulation in their blood. This slows their bloodflow, causing it to fester within their bodies and giving them an appearance of perpetual rot. To outsiders, it is a miracle that these dragons live at all but to the Sarcomere, it is just one of the Wyrmwound's gifts- a challenge to overcome and prove their mettle. Rather than crippling them, this affliction seems to have actually strengthened these dragons. They are extremely resilient, strong, and their wounds clot over almost immediately, preventing most bloodloss in battle.

[center] [font=mono][color=#670000][size=6][b]BONEYARD CRAWLERS[/b][/size][/color][/font] [columns][morphology=2625591] [morphology=2625651] [morphology=2625656] [nextcol][indent][b]Ideal Primary Genes:[/b] Iridescent Only [b]Ideal Secondary Genes:[/b] Toxin Only [b]Ideal Tertiary Genes:[/b] Thylacine Only [b]Ideal Primary Colors:[/b] Antique, White, Moon, Ice, Orca [b]Ideal Secondary Colors:[/b] Gloom Only [b]Ideal Tertiary Colors:[/b] Oilslick, Black, Obsidian, Eldritch [b]Ideal Breeds:[/b] Spirals, Imperials, Bogsneaks [b]Ideal Eyes:[/b] Plague Only [/indent] [/columns] [b]Habitat and Ecology[/b] Throughout the Scarred Wasteland, sounds can be heard of blood dripping, viscera squelching underfoot, and tooth scratching on bone. These wandering scavengers, the Boneyard Crawlers, sort through the septic refuse and seek to clean the carcasses of the hundreds of creatures that have fallen to the wretched environment, many of them Pilgrims to the Wyrmwood, who even in death honour the Plaguebringer by Feeding the Contagion. The Plaguebringer's own pollinators, Boneyard Crawlers serve as key Vectors of Contagion, ensuring the natural mutations that slowly bubble across the undergrowth of Rot are spread far and wide, intermingle, propagate and take hold in as many unwilling hosts as possible. [b]Lifestyle and Social Structure[/b] An Imperial leads the Crawlers, excavating the deepest piles and churning the bones to expose buried rotten flesh shielded from the noxious atmosphere. Having had their fill, the rest is spread out and trawled by Bogsneaks, who strip any materials or trinkets that had been buried with their former owners. What remains is picked clean by a frenzy of starving Spirals, flitting and zipping across the Boneyard, consuming both the last crumbs of flesh and carrion insects alike. [b]Environmental Adaptions[/b] Immersed in filth from the day they hatch, the Boneyard Crawlers are resistant to all forms of infection, poisoning and disease, no matter how many punctures, gashes and lesions the splintered bones inflict. However, stripped of the stinking stew that coats their bleached skin and scales, they easily fall victim to cleansing rays of sunlight. Thus they shield their bodies with darkened wings when resting, and stay beneath the clouds of fetid fog and carrion insects, ensuring they are forever on the move, seeking their next meal.[/center] [quote name=CREATOR]@Heli0s ~ Let me know what you think :)[/quote]