Daemons-- A crossover subspecies between Ichors and Necromancers
Introduction
"We, the left hand, the sinister, say unto you to look to the Mother. She who sets our path and guides our claws. Let Her love fester beneath your skin and Her breath bubble in your lungs. Listen. Her crooning rides the winds howling off the wastes. In all things honor Her, in all ways fear Her, and let your bodies be the vector for Her Plague."
~~High Necromancer Kishna.
"Mother has spoken of a new way for us to evolve further and with it the rise of a new age where Ichor and Necromancers come together."
~~Supreme Warden Kairos .
This subspecies is a divergence to @/Mako's Ancient Necromancer Gaolers Be sure to checkout their Thread to get a better understanding!
Daemons-- A crossover subspecies between Ichors and Necromancers
Introduction
"We, the left hand, the sinister, say unto you to look to the Mother. She who sets our path and guides our claws. Let Her love fester beneath your skin and Her breath bubble in your lungs. Listen. Her crooning rides the winds howling off the wastes. In all things honor Her, in all ways fear Her, and let your bodies be the vector for Her Plague."
~~High Necromancer Kishna.
"Mother has spoken of a new way for us to evolve further and with it the rise of a new age where Ichor and Necromancers come together."
~~Supreme Warden Kairos .
This subspecies is a divergence to @/Mako's Ancient Necromancer Gaolers Be sure to checkout their Thread to get a better understanding!
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[center][Url=https://www1.flightrising.com/forums/drs/3068914/1#post_3068914][size=4]Introduction[/url] | [url=https://www1.flightrising.com/forums/drs/3068914/1#post_49341838][size=4]Carnage-Variant Lore[/url] | [url=https://www1.flightrising.com/forums/drs/3068914/1#post_49341839]Stained-One Variant Lore[/url] | [url=https://www1.flightrising.com/forums/drs/3068914/1#post_49341842]Malice-Variant Lore[/url] | [url=https://www1.flightrising.com/forums/drs/3068914/1#post_49341843]Divergent Ghoul[/url] | [url=https://www1.flightrising.com/forums/drs/3068914/1#post_49341848]Eye Lore & Familars[/url] | [url=https://www1.flightrising.com/forums/drs/3068914/1#post_49341850]Registry[/url] | [url=https://www1.flightrising.com/forums/drs/3068914/1#post_49341852] Pinglist/Buttons &Credits[/url] [/center]
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[center][size=4][color=saddlebrown]Like their predecessors, Carnage-Ichor(C-I) were young Seekers that Plaguebringer tricked into a deal for power but unlike their predecessors they are considered the stable version due to their acceptance of becoming monsters for her. Instead of white coats they sport a deep red from their acceptance of plague. Just like their predecessors, C-Is have Invulnerable coats, regenerative abilities, numerous indestructible horns, and the power to infect others with neurodegenerative diseases as well as a disease that causes one to rot quickly from the inside. They are often used as a last line of defense. The loss of their original selves has transformed them into cruel, bloodthirsty creatures who are aware of what they are doing.
Their bodies have also developed an immunity to all known diseases and infections that riddle the plague lands. This granted them their new jobs as "Guardians” of the Wyrmwound, where they are supposed to keep the law and order of The Scarred Wasteland.
They are highly revered as Plaguebringer's demi-gods. In historical murals they are often depicted as "The Ancient Wrath"
[i]For more Carnage-Ichor lore click [url=https://www1.flightrising.com/forums/drs/2846738#post_42913726](here)[/url][/i]
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[center][size=5][color=maroon][b]Carnage-Daemon[/b][/center]
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[b]Primary:[/b] Caramel-Latte
[b]Secondary:[/b] Crimson-Maroon
[b]Tertiary:[/b] Crimson-Berry
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[b]Primary:[/b] Bar, Falcon, Phantom, Ripple, Clown
[b]Secondary:[/b] Peregrine, Trail, Spirit, Striation, Current
[b]Tertiary:[/b] Gnarlhorns
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[center][size=4][color=saddlebrown]With the alarming rise of the Malice-Ichor population spreading all throughout Sornieth, The C-I order sought out the Necromancers for information on their trials and how to proceed with forgoing them. This was also a plan to further modernize themselves outside the Scarred Wasteland. While being overrun with plague themselves, there were many doubts that they could even inherit the power of necromancy. Though the odds were low, this didn't stop them from trying. Selecting an elite few, Wardens began to send out their best from each and every status to take the trials as a new way to seek glory, higher status and the biggest reason power.
Due to their gifts many have gained the title of Daemon.
Due to their abnormal size, immunity to diseases, monstrous strength and vast regenerative abilities, Carnage-Ichor are known for being monsters in their own right. Though even with their gifts it is still possible for them to fail, especially at their own hands. Many Carnage-Ichor possess a highly competitive nature against others and have been known to self-sabotage if they feel that the competition is high. Many don’t even pass at all and have to deal with the consequences of their own greed.
A fully mature C-I obtaining the title of Daemon are highly prized by their Wardens and the Necromantic Council as great soldiers. They will often dawn the title of Crusader or Holy Knight as their specialty. While many do stay in service to their original prisons, others try their hands at other duties in exchange for granting the C-I Order information on the outside world for future modernization.
Unlike regular Necromancers, fully revitalized Daemons do not sport the stripes of plague that all are known for. They instead store it all away in their recognizable gnarls and claws where the worst of the infections continue to swirl and further mutate into something more lethal. Because of this they lose all the pronounced red from their coat as a way to fully contain the plague they already possess so their bodies can handle their new abilities.
A highly experienced Daemon can easily differentiate and separate each kind of disease they have stored for use in combat. The most common and easiest being neurodegenerative. Daemons will often combine their necromancy with their vast physical prowess and rot abilities to devastate their foes.[/center]
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[center][color=maroon][size=5][b]Carnage-Servus[/b][/center]
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[b]Primary:[/b] Dirt-Soil
[b]Secondary:[/b] Crimson-Maroon
[b]Tertiary:[/b] Crimson-Berry
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[b]Primary:[/b] Bar, Falcon, Phantom, Ripple, Clown
[b]Secondary:[/b] Peregrine, Trail, Spirit, Striation, Current
[b]Tertiary:[/b] Gnarlhorns
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[center][size=4][color=saddlebrown]More often than not a Carnage-Ichor will fail the Trial of Contagion due to their own stubbornness or lack of interest in extracting plague from their victims. Their darker coat is a sign that they couldn't fully contain the new powers and as such gain a lesser title.
Already used to the tradition of serving under another stronger than them, Carnages typically won't have a problem serving a Daemon who they see as someone superior to themselves. While they have no problem in that regard, it is highly unlikely for them to seek to serve a regular Necromancer due to many seeing them as lesser to themselves. Unless a Necromancer is willing to put themselves directly at death's door and risk the chance of being eaten to try to earn a Carnage-Servus' hard-earned respect, they will be encouraged to not even engage with them. As such, a Necromancer who has a Carnage-Servus serving under them are considered truly powerful adversaries and are often direct members of the Necromancer council.
When taking part in the Necromantic council, many high ranking Carnage-Servus often seek out the title of Mutagist, Advisor or Inculcator. They are usually independent and prefer not to be associated with a Necromancer.
Even though they gain the title of Servus instead of Daemon, they are still highly revered by their Carnage-Ichor peers. Especially by Tacticians who often seek out their expertise for future research and reference. The only difference is that they don't gain the privilege of choosing a higher status in their prison like a Daemon would.
Like Daemons, Carnage-Servus store plague within their gnarls and claws instead of sporting it in their spines like regular Necromancers. Creative Carnage-Servus will often use their ability to differentiate their stored diseases and infections to further enhance their combat as well as their research.
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[center][size=5][color=maroon][b]Carnage-Wraith[/b][/center]
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[b]Primary:[/b] Hickory-Tomato
[b]Secondary:[/b] Crimson-Maroon
[b]Tertiary:[/b] Crimson-Berry
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[b]Primary:[/b] Bar, Falcon, Phantom, Ripple, Clown
[b]Secondary:[/b] Peregrine, Trail, Spirit, Striation, Current
[b]Tertiary:[/b] Gnarlhorns
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[center][color=saddlebrown][size=4]Failure is always possible, even for Carnages. If a Carnage-Ichor fails to pass the Trials on their own merits or get overwhelmed by the sheer amount of plague they have to host, they may find themselves turned into a Wraith and as such a symbol of greed amongst the other Ichor and Plaguebringer herself. Due to this, they find themselves overloaded and experience what they call a “Burnout”, a phenomenon where they lose the majority of their abilities(specifics varies between individuals), including the one where they can bestow rot. Many call it a punishment for not truly being loyal enough to get over their arrogance. They will never truly be able to recover from this and thus live in a rather painful existence.
Carnage-Wraiths live in a constant state of fatigue and as such are not able to be much help in the physical department meant for their strenuous prison jobs. If merciful enough, their wardens will test to see if they have the skills to qualify as a Tactician where they will be able to live their life as advisors, if not deemed useful they are usually discarded and cast out of the order where they will spend the rest of their lives in banishment.
Having no place in the Necromancer society either, it is rare to be even accepted by an understanding individual who has the patience of dealing with a Carnage’s temperamental behavior. Those who do manage to find their loyalty however, gain an outstanding ally and guard for the rest of their life. Sometimes even their hatchlings' lives too.
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Like their predecessors, Carnage-Ichor(C-I) were young Seekers that Plaguebringer tricked into a deal for power but unlike their predecessors they are considered the stable version due to their acceptance of becoming monsters for her. Instead of white coats they sport a deep red from their acceptance of plague. Just like their predecessors, C-Is have Invulnerable coats, regenerative abilities, numerous indestructible horns, and the power to infect others with neurodegenerative diseases as well as a disease that causes one to rot quickly from the inside. They are often used as a last line of defense. The loss of their original selves has transformed them into cruel, bloodthirsty creatures who are aware of what they are doing.
Their bodies have also developed an immunity to all known diseases and infections that riddle the plague lands. This granted them their new jobs as "Guardians” of the Wyrmwound, where they are supposed to keep the law and order of The Scarred Wasteland.
They are highly revered as Plaguebringer's demi-gods. In historical murals they are often depicted as "The Ancient Wrath"
Primary: Bar, Falcon, Phantom, Ripple, Clown Secondary: Peregrine, Trail, Spirit, Striation, Current Tertiary: Gnarlhorns
With the alarming rise of the Malice-Ichor population spreading all throughout Sornieth, The C-I order sought out the Necromancers for information on their trials and how to proceed with forgoing them. This was also a plan to further modernize themselves outside the Scarred Wasteland. While being overrun with plague themselves, there were many doubts that they could even inherit the power of necromancy. Though the odds were low, this didn't stop them from trying. Selecting an elite few, Wardens began to send out their best from each and every status to take the trials as a new way to seek glory, higher status and the biggest reason power.
Due to their gifts many have gained the title of Daemon.
Due to their abnormal size, immunity to diseases, monstrous strength and vast regenerative abilities, Carnage-Ichor are known for being monsters in their own right. Though even with their gifts it is still possible for them to fail, especially at their own hands. Many Carnage-Ichor possess a highly competitive nature against others and have been known to self-sabotage if they feel that the competition is high. Many don’t even pass at all and have to deal with the consequences of their own greed.
A fully mature C-I obtaining the title of Daemon are highly prized by their Wardens and the Necromantic Council as great soldiers. They will often dawn the title of Crusader or Holy Knight as their specialty. While many do stay in service to their original prisons, others try their hands at other duties in exchange for granting the C-I Order information on the outside world for future modernization.
Unlike regular Necromancers, fully revitalized Daemons do not sport the stripes of plague that all are known for. They instead store it all away in their recognizable gnarls and claws where the worst of the infections continue to swirl and further mutate into something more lethal. Because of this they lose all the pronounced red from their coat as a way to fully contain the plague they already possess so their bodies can handle their new abilities.
A highly experienced Daemon can easily differentiate and separate each kind of disease they have stored for use in combat. The most common and easiest being neurodegenerative. Daemons will often combine their necromancy with their vast physical prowess and rot abilities to devastate their foes.
Primary: Bar, Falcon, Phantom, Ripple, Clown Secondary: Peregrine, Trail, Spirit, Striation, Current Tertiary: Gnarlhorns
More often than not a Carnage-Ichor will fail the Trial of Contagion due to their own stubbornness or lack of interest in extracting plague from their victims. Their darker coat is a sign that they couldn't fully contain the new powers and as such gain a lesser title.
Already used to the tradition of serving under another stronger than them, Carnages typically won't have a problem serving a Daemon who they see as someone superior to themselves. While they have no problem in that regard, it is highly unlikely for them to seek to serve a regular Necromancer due to many seeing them as lesser to themselves. Unless a Necromancer is willing to put themselves directly at death's door and risk the chance of being eaten to try to earn a Carnage-Servus' hard-earned respect, they will be encouraged to not even engage with them. As such, a Necromancer who has a Carnage-Servus serving under them are considered truly powerful adversaries and are often direct members of the Necromancer council.
When taking part in the Necromantic council, many high ranking Carnage-Servus often seek out the title of Mutagist, Advisor or Inculcator. They are usually independent and prefer not to be associated with a Necromancer.
Even though they gain the title of Servus instead of Daemon, they are still highly revered by their Carnage-Ichor peers. Especially by Tacticians who often seek out their expertise for future research and reference. The only difference is that they don't gain the privilege of choosing a higher status in their prison like a Daemon would.
Like Daemons, Carnage-Servus store plague within their gnarls and claws instead of sporting it in their spines like regular Necromancers. Creative Carnage-Servus will often use their ability to differentiate their stored diseases and infections to further enhance their combat as well as their research.
Primary: Bar, Falcon, Phantom, Ripple, Clown Secondary: Peregrine, Trail, Spirit, Striation, Current Tertiary: Gnarlhorns
Failure is always possible, even for Carnages. If a Carnage-Ichor fails to pass the Trials on their own merits or get overwhelmed by the sheer amount of plague they have to host, they may find themselves turned into a Wraith and as such a symbol of greed amongst the other Ichor and Plaguebringer herself. Due to this, they find themselves overloaded and experience what they call a “Burnout”, a phenomenon where they lose the majority of their abilities(specifics varies between individuals), including the one where they can bestow rot. Many call it a punishment for not truly being loyal enough to get over their arrogance. They will never truly be able to recover from this and thus live in a rather painful existence.
Carnage-Wraiths live in a constant state of fatigue and as such are not able to be much help in the physical department meant for their strenuous prison jobs. If merciful enough, their wardens will test to see if they have the skills to qualify as a Tactician where they will be able to live their life as advisors, if not deemed useful they are usually discarded and cast out of the order where they will spend the rest of their lives in banishment.
Having no place in the Necromancer society either, it is rare to be even accepted by an understanding individual who has the patience of dealing with a Carnage’s temperamental behavior. Those who do manage to find their loyalty however, gain an outstanding ally and guard for the rest of their life. Sometimes even their hatchlings' lives too.
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[center][Url=https://www1.flightrising.com/forums/drs/3068914/1#post_3068914][size=4]Introduction[/url] | [url=https://www1.flightrising.com/forums/drs/3068914/1#post_49341838][size=4]Carnage-Variant Lore[/url] | [url=https://www1.flightrising.com/forums/drs/3068914/1#post_49341839]Stained-One Variant Lore[/url] | [url=https://www1.flightrising.com/forums/drs/3068914/1#post_49341842]Malice-Variant Lore[/url] | [url=https://www1.flightrising.com/forums/drs/3068914/1#post_49341843]Divergent Ghoul[/url] | [url=https://www1.flightrising.com/forums/drs/3068914/1#post_49341848]Eye Lore & Familars[/url] | [url=https://www1.flightrising.com/forums/drs/3068914/1#post_49341850]Registry[/url] | [url=https://www1.flightrising.com/forums/drs/3068914/1#post_49341852] Pinglist/Buttons &Credits[/url] [/center]
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[center][size=4][color=saddlebrown]Sent by the Icewarden to locate the many Seekers that have gone missing during their quest to destroy the shade creatures, these Gaolers had no idea of what awaited them. Their search led them to the Scarred Wasteland and at the hands of the sadistic Carnage-Ichor, who despite once being their lost comrades, held no love or memory of any of their would-be saviors.
For generations the Carnage-Ichor were trying to replicate the procedure of how Ichor were made on other dragons, only to end in horrific failure: in these unpredictable administrations of virus and Wyrmwound fluid, death was the most preferable outcome for those unlucky enough to be selected as candidates. A happy reunion with their fractured Order quickly turned into a nightmare as those Gaolers were captured, tortured, and left to rot in their twisted cells, alongside the living corpses of those failed experiments.
For more Stained-one lore click [url=https://www1.flightrising.com/forums/drs/2846738/1](here)[/url]
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[center][size=5][color=maroon][b]Stained-Daemon[/b][/center]
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[b]Primary:[/b] Caramel-Latte
[b]Secondary:[/b] Vermillion-Garnet, Berry-Coral
[b]Tertiary:[/b] Vermillion-Garnet, Berry-Coral
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[b]Primary:[/b] Bar, Falcon, Phantom, Ripple, Clown
[b]Secondary:[/b] Breakup, Peregrine, Trail, Spirit, Striation, Current, Streak
[b]Tertiary:[/b] Thylacine
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[center][size=4][color=saddlebrown]Before the Carnage-Ichor decided to take the trials, they decided to send their imprisoned Stained Ones to take the Trials first to experiment and see the likely results. While the C-I's tried to force the Mother's blessings upon them, they hope that seeking it themselves will prove that they are worthy of her power without the consequences that befell the C-I and Ichor as a way to break away from their control and gain their own freedom.
Unfortunately even though they pass the trials they still find themselves "stained" as the waste from the experiments mark even their new stripes of plague, giving them a much lighter appearance. The stripes are corrosive to the touch so caution is heavily applied to those unknowing. The brighter the stripes the more potent they are. It is also noted that Stained-Daemons seem to have gained the rot abilities that a regular Ichor would possess. Their skin has also been noted to be tougher than average as well. Though they would prefer not to go into combat after their traumatic experiences, it doesn't mean that they won't defend themselves or protect what's important to them.
The few who do pass the trials readily gain the protection from the Necromantic Council themselves, severing the connection between them and the C-Is much to their displeasure. Many who don't wish to stay in service return back to the Icefields and try to go back to their old lives under the authority of the Icewarden. The ones who do stay in the wastes stay in close connection with the necro Gaolers and often build up their statuses so that they can free the rest of their brethren that are still under the Carnages control. In debates they are in constant feud against Carnage-Daemons and others who are all for experimentation against Ghouls and Wraiths.
Often enough, Necromantic scholars often seek out their vast intelligence and knowledge to gain insight on many peculiar situations.
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[center][size=5][color=maroon][b]Stained-Servus[/b][/center]
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[b]Primary:[/b] Dirt-Soil
[b]Secondary:[/b] Vermillion-Garnet, Berry-Coral
[b]Tertiary:[/b] Vermillion-Garnet, Berry-Coral
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[b]Primary:[/b] Bar, Falcon, Phantom, Ripple, Clown
[b]Secondary:[/b] Breakup, Peregrine, Trail, Spirit, Striation, Current, Streak
[b]Tertiary:[/b] Thylacine
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[center][color=saddlebrown][size=4]The Stained-Ones that fail the Trial of Contagion are not as lucky as their stained, necromantic brethren. Due to not fully succeeding in passing the Trials they still fall under Carnage-Ichor jurisdiction, much to their dismay. It is not an uncommon sight for a Stained-Servus to be under allegiance to a Carnage-Daemon, especially if they get caught by one who oversees the trials.
Like their Daemon counterpart, their stripes of plague retain a "stain" due to the experiments forced upon them by the C-I. These too are corrosive to the touch, rumored to be even more so than their Daemon counterparts. They have also awakened their dormant rot abilities as well as having tougher skin than an average Gaoler.
On rare occasions Servus can also be seen with freed Stained-Daemons or necro Gaolers who have managed to sever their connection to the C-I and their influence. The ones who do stay with their rescuers instead of returning to Icefields will happily serve and give them their absolute loyalty. Though if they're already considered a C-I Warden's property, it can complicate Necromancer-Ichor relations.
Prized by the vast intelligence they seem to possess, they too are often given a voice for strategies and knowledge against the vast unknowns that seem to be hidden.
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[center][size=5][color=maroon][b]Stained-Wraith[/b][/center]
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[b]Primary:[/b] Hickory-Tomato
[b]Secondary:[/b] Vermillion-Garnet, Berry-Coral
[b]Tertiary:[/b] Vermillion-Garnet, Berry-Coral
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[b]Primary:[/b] Bar, Falcon, Phantom, Ripple, Clown
[b]Secondary:[/b] Breakup, Peregrine, Trail, Spirit, Striation, Current, Streak
[b]Tertiary:[/b] Thylacine
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[center][size=4][color=saddlebrown]A dragon becomes a Wraith if they fail to pass the Trials on their own merits, or if they somehow manage to avoid becoming a Ghoul after failing. Sometimes they are healed by a Necromancer who witnessed them succumbing and decides to intercede before it's too late. Sometimes they manage to beat back the infection but not before the time limit on the 23rd day.
Interestingly enough, unlike regular Wraiths, Stained-Wraiths have seemed to develop new abilities. The most noted being a near photographic memory and the ability to access eye magic outside of their normal. The latter is most noted in more experienced Stained-Wraiths.
Due to the experiments that caused their creation, Stained Ones find that the diseases already present in their bodies react oddly with the Mother's bestowed strain. Instead of taming the disease to become Necromancers or Servus, they instead find that the diseases within them reach a symbiosis. Stuck in between, not an Ichor and not a Mancer. Both are at war with one another for dominance and they are stuck precariously in the middle with no cure.
There have been concerns that there is a possibility that Stained-Wraiths could turn into ghouls later down the line. Due to this, Stains who do fall victim to becoming a wraith are often kept captive by Carnage-Ichor for further experimentation. If in good relations, a C-I Prison would be willing to give them to an allied Necromancer as a gift of sorts.
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Sent by the Icewarden to locate the many Seekers that have gone missing during their quest to destroy the shade creatures, these Gaolers had no idea of what awaited them. Their search led them to the Scarred Wasteland and at the hands of the sadistic Carnage-Ichor, who despite once being their lost comrades, held no love or memory of any of their would-be saviors.
For generations the Carnage-Ichor were trying to replicate the procedure of how Ichor were made on other dragons, only to end in horrific failure: in these unpredictable administrations of virus and Wyrmwound fluid, death was the most preferable outcome for those unlucky enough to be selected as candidates. A happy reunion with their fractured Order quickly turned into a nightmare as those Gaolers were captured, tortured, and left to rot in their twisted cells, alongside the living corpses of those failed experiments.
Before the Carnage-Ichor decided to take the trials, they decided to send their imprisoned Stained Ones to take the Trials first to experiment and see the likely results. While the C-I's tried to force the Mother's blessings upon them, they hope that seeking it themselves will prove that they are worthy of her power without the consequences that befell the C-I and Ichor as a way to break away from their control and gain their own freedom.
Unfortunately even though they pass the trials they still find themselves "stained" as the waste from the experiments mark even their new stripes of plague, giving them a much lighter appearance. The stripes are corrosive to the touch so caution is heavily applied to those unknowing. The brighter the stripes the more potent they are. It is also noted that Stained-Daemons seem to have gained the rot abilities that a regular Ichor would possess. Their skin has also been noted to be tougher than average as well. Though they would prefer not to go into combat after their traumatic experiences, it doesn't mean that they won't defend themselves or protect what's important to them.
The few who do pass the trials readily gain the protection from the Necromantic Council themselves, severing the connection between them and the C-Is much to their displeasure. Many who don't wish to stay in service return back to the Icefields and try to go back to their old lives under the authority of the Icewarden. The ones who do stay in the wastes stay in close connection with the necro Gaolers and often build up their statuses so that they can free the rest of their brethren that are still under the Carnages control. In debates they are in constant feud against Carnage-Daemons and others who are all for experimentation against Ghouls and Wraiths.
Often enough, Necromantic scholars often seek out their vast intelligence and knowledge to gain insight on many peculiar situations.
The Stained-Ones that fail the Trial of Contagion are not as lucky as their stained, necromantic brethren. Due to not fully succeeding in passing the Trials they still fall under Carnage-Ichor jurisdiction, much to their dismay. It is not an uncommon sight for a Stained-Servus to be under allegiance to a Carnage-Daemon, especially if they get caught by one who oversees the trials.
Like their Daemon counterpart, their stripes of plague retain a "stain" due to the experiments forced upon them by the C-I. These too are corrosive to the touch, rumored to be even more so than their Daemon counterparts. They have also awakened their dormant rot abilities as well as having tougher skin than an average Gaoler.
On rare occasions Servus can also be seen with freed Stained-Daemons or necro Gaolers who have managed to sever their connection to the C-I and their influence. The ones who do stay with their rescuers instead of returning to Icefields will happily serve and give them their absolute loyalty. Though if they're already considered a C-I Warden's property, it can complicate Necromancer-Ichor relations.
Prized by the vast intelligence they seem to possess, they too are often given a voice for strategies and knowledge against the vast unknowns that seem to be hidden.
A dragon becomes a Wraith if they fail to pass the Trials on their own merits, or if they somehow manage to avoid becoming a Ghoul after failing. Sometimes they are healed by a Necromancer who witnessed them succumbing and decides to intercede before it's too late. Sometimes they manage to beat back the infection but not before the time limit on the 23rd day.
Interestingly enough, unlike regular Wraiths, Stained-Wraiths have seemed to develop new abilities. The most noted being a near photographic memory and the ability to access eye magic outside of their normal. The latter is most noted in more experienced Stained-Wraiths.
Due to the experiments that caused their creation, Stained Ones find that the diseases already present in their bodies react oddly with the Mother's bestowed strain. Instead of taming the disease to become Necromancers or Servus, they instead find that the diseases within them reach a symbiosis. Stuck in between, not an Ichor and not a Mancer. Both are at war with one another for dominance and they are stuck precariously in the middle with no cure.
There have been concerns that there is a possibility that Stained-Wraiths could turn into ghouls later down the line. Due to this, Stains who do fall victim to becoming a wraith are often kept captive by Carnage-Ichor for further experimentation. If in good relations, a C-I Prison would be willing to give them to an allied Necromancer as a gift of sorts.
It is said that a Carnage-Ichor strayed too far from the path of Plaguebringer to the point where they cannot even hear her call for justice. Sporting an odious black coloring and an even more twisted attitude than their predecessors, Mal-Ichor are known to be very threatening pests. They come in 2 different varieties, Crowned and Polymath.
Known as the chaotic evil to the Carnages' lawful evil, Carnage-Ichor are ordered to put them down on sight due to them being considered a dishonorable sin.
Unlike their carnage variant, Mal-Ichor are the symbol of ancient chaos and feed off of all negativity and disorder. Developing the ability to manipulate others with just the sound of their voice, Mal-Ichor often uses it to disrupt order and peace around the Scarred Wasteland, manipulating any chosen prey into doing their dirty work, making it seem like it was their victim's idea. Constantly depicted in murals, they are often seen whispering false promises and horrible advice to kings or future clan leaders so they can feed off those negative outcomes.
Just like the Carnage-Ichor, Malices too seek further ways to evolve and expand their wide range of terror across Sonerith. Young Polymaths who manage to escape the dreadful grasp from the Carnages when they turn have been known to seek the Trials to further their chances of survival and to have a chance to regain the lost gifts Plaguebringer has taken away due to their betrayal. Using their relatively scarce existence to their advantage, the few Polymaths who do become Necromancers(hence gaining the title of Daemon) eagerly sought out new ways to become Crowned with their abilities.
While many have decided to study in solitude to learn the limits of their newfound abilities, others have decided to do direct experiments by "befriending" young Necromancers. Offering their services and waiting for them to let down their guard to further manipulate to do misdeeds. In their hands many necromancers have fallen into the temptation of making deals with the shade, becoming Lichs. Others have fallen to the paths of infamy and have turned their backs on Plaguebringer only to realize when it's too late that Malice-Daemons aren't doing this for the "goodness" of their heart. The Malice-Daemon's grasp has not fallen to just Necromancers, many have also been known to go out of their way to befriend liches as well as they have learned that eating one can give them an early crown and power of the shade without the backlash.
Crowned Malice-Daemons rarely show themselves without a disguise, having lost the ability to conceal themselves in exchange for gaining back their Ichor gifts. With both the power of neurogenesis and gifts, they are strong enough to rival a Carnage-Daemon and in turn are a threat to all of Sonerith. Those who had managed to eat a Lich as a polymath, twice as much as they took over any leftovers remnant of the Shade with the repercussions.
Though rare, ambitious Malice-Daemons may also be seen infiltrating the Necromantic Council as an opportunity for sowing discord. From using their "advocating" position to persuade other Councilors into taking risky actions to Using their position as Necromancers to travel to other clans and provide "guidance" that would be eagerly accepted. They all have one goal in mind, toppling the Necromantic Council as a show of chaos.
It is not rare for a Malice-Ichor to abandon the Trials after they complete the gain the power to infect. Significantly lighter in color than their Daemon counterparts, they have been becoming a much more common sight around all of Sonerith and with them chaos and ruin. While lacking the power to cure, they make up for it with the ability to further mutate the contents of plague they can bestow. creative Malice-Servus will often experiment on their victims to either "perfect" their viruses and illnesses or make them more docile.
Unlike Malice-Daemons, Malice-Servus have a much easier time getting their claws into the minds of both young and experienced Necromancers due to their status. Known to be more cunning than their Daemon counterparts, Malice-Servus can easily gain more knowledge to become crowned by working with a more experienced Necromancer, oftentimes taking advantage of their obliviousness to their existence.
Because of this, the number of Necromancers defecting to become Lichs has risen to an absurd degree and with it Malice-Servus with crowns. Just as ambitious as their Daemon counterparts, many too try their hand in trying to infiltrate the Necromantic Council to cause discord and chaos but with the help of the Carnage-Ichor very few have even managed to get through the supervision.
Failure is always possible and Polymathic Malice-Ichor are not above that fact. Unfortunately for them coming back from that failure has severe consequences. Even while escaping the death sentence of becoming a ghoul, Plaguebringer is not forgiving of traitors trying to steal back her blessing that she has taken away. In response she robs them of their livelihood as well as their remaining lifespan, cursing them to live a fate of being in a near vegetative state as their bodies endure the shock of being "revived".
Parts of their stark black coats turn a ghostly white as a result of barely escaping death's grasp a second time. Being considered an anomaly to Necromancers that don't know of their existence, they are often taken in for study or they end up in a Carnage-Daemon's claws where they will be properly disposed of.
The ones who do end up in unknowing hands still have the opportunity of becoming Crowned, though much harder than a regular Malice-Ichor due to being in a near vegetative state. It is theorized that a Crowned Malice-Wraith has developed hidden abilities in response to regaining their lost Ichor gifts.
It is said that a Carnage-Ichor strayed too far from the path of Plaguebringer to the point where they cannot even hear her call for justice. Sporting an odious black coloring and an even more twisted attitude than their predecessors, Mal-Ichor are known to be very threatening pests. They come in 2 different varieties, Crowned and Polymath.
Known as the chaotic evil to the Carnages' lawful evil, Carnage-Ichor are ordered to put them down on sight due to them being considered a dishonorable sin.
Unlike their carnage variant, Mal-Ichor are the symbol of ancient chaos and feed off of all negativity and disorder. Developing the ability to manipulate others with just the sound of their voice, Mal-Ichor often uses it to disrupt order and peace around the Scarred Wasteland, manipulating any chosen prey into doing their dirty work, making it seem like it was their victim's idea. Constantly depicted in murals, they are often seen whispering false promises and horrible advice to kings or future clan leaders so they can feed off those negative outcomes.
Just like the Carnage-Ichor, Malices too seek further ways to evolve and expand their wide range of terror across Sonerith. Young Polymaths who manage to escape the dreadful grasp from the Carnages when they turn have been known to seek the Trials to further their chances of survival and to have a chance to regain the lost gifts Plaguebringer has taken away due to their betrayal. Using their relatively scarce existence to their advantage, the few Polymaths who do become Necromancers(hence gaining the title of Daemon) eagerly sought out new ways to become Crowned with their abilities.
While many have decided to study in solitude to learn the limits of their newfound abilities, others have decided to do direct experiments by "befriending" young Necromancers. Offering their services and waiting for them to let down their guard to further manipulate to do misdeeds. In their hands many necromancers have fallen into the temptation of making deals with the shade, becoming Lichs. Others have fallen to the paths of infamy and have turned their backs on Plaguebringer only to realize when it's too late that Malice-Daemons aren't doing this for the "goodness" of their heart. The Malice-Daemon's grasp has not fallen to just Necromancers, many have also been known to go out of their way to befriend liches as well as they have learned that eating one can give them an early crown and power of the shade without the backlash.
Crowned Malice-Daemons rarely show themselves without a disguise, having lost the ability to conceal themselves in exchange for gaining back their Ichor gifts. With both the power of neurogenesis and gifts, they are strong enough to rival a Carnage-Daemon and in turn are a threat to all of Sonerith. Those who had managed to eat a Lich as a polymath, twice as much as they took over any leftovers remnant of the Shade with the repercussions.
Though rare, ambitious Malice-Daemons may also be seen infiltrating the Necromantic Council as an opportunity for sowing discord. From using their "advocating" position to persuade other Councilors into taking risky actions to Using their position as Necromancers to travel to other clans and provide "guidance" that would be eagerly accepted. They all have one goal in mind, toppling the Necromantic Council as a show of chaos.
It is not rare for a Malice-Ichor to abandon the Trials after they complete the gain the power to infect. Significantly lighter in color than their Daemon counterparts, they have been becoming a much more common sight around all of Sonerith and with them chaos and ruin. While lacking the power to cure, they make up for it with the ability to further mutate the contents of plague they can bestow. creative Malice-Servus will often experiment on their victims to either "perfect" their viruses and illnesses or make them more docile.
Unlike Malice-Daemons, Malice-Servus have a much easier time getting their claws into the minds of both young and experienced Necromancers due to their status. Known to be more cunning than their Daemon counterparts, Malice-Servus can easily gain more knowledge to become crowned by working with a more experienced Necromancer, oftentimes taking advantage of their obliviousness to their existence.
Because of this, the number of Necromancers defecting to become Lichs has risen to an absurd degree and with it Malice-Servus with crowns. Just as ambitious as their Daemon counterparts, many too try their hand in trying to infiltrate the Necromantic Council to cause discord and chaos but with the help of the Carnage-Ichor very few have even managed to get through the supervision.
Failure is always possible and Polymathic Malice-Ichor are not above that fact. Unfortunately for them coming back from that failure has severe consequences. Even while escaping the death sentence of becoming a ghoul, Plaguebringer is not forgiving of traitors trying to steal back her blessing that she has taken away. In response she robs them of their livelihood as well as their remaining lifespan, cursing them to live a fate of being in a near vegetative state as their bodies endure the shock of being "revived".
Parts of their stark black coats turn a ghostly white as a result of barely escaping death's grasp a second time. Being considered an anomaly to Necromancers that don't know of their existence, they are often taken in for study or they end up in a Carnage-Daemon's claws where they will be properly disposed of.
The ones who do end up in unknowing hands still have the opportunity of becoming Crowned, though much harder than a regular Malice-Ichor due to being in a near vegetative state. It is theorized that a Crowned Malice-Wraith has developed hidden abilities in response to regaining their lost Ichor gifts.
Stained Ones and Polymathic Malice-Ichor do not bear the gift of being completely immune to diseases and as such can become Ghouls if they fail. Mutated beyond belief due to the effects of having Ichor blood, Divergent ghouls are completely feral and highly aggressive without even an ounce of memory to recall. Necromancers are often encouraged to not engage unless they apply the help of a Daemon or servus(of any variant) to either try to neutralize or eliminate them. The few who are confident enough to try to handle them on their own are rarely successful and are often a casualty. If not killed instantly, they are left to suffer from the effects of their enhanced rot disease which have been known to cripple over time.
Gaining the size and strength of an average Ichor(1.5x larger) through their dormant Ichor blood, they are known to be exceedingly dangerous adversaries known for desecrating any communities they come across. Instead of being armed with gnarly horns, they sport thick leathery fans which are armed with barbs that store corrosion venom. They can also induce disastrous epidemics onto regions when the ghouls are enraged or confronted with the prospect of battle. It appears that the makeup between the Ichor's gnarls and the Ghoul's fans share the same genetic makeup, making them virtually durable and dangerous to the touch. They also use their fans in battle, often using them as shields to deflect certain magic and physical attacks.
The darker the Ghoul the deadlier the disease they can emit. Lighter colored Ghouls are more known for their crippling illnesses instead of lethal ones. Rumor has it, the outbreak resembles a thin red fog that sometimes won't clear up for months.
While both Stained-Ones and Polymathic Malice-Ichor can become Ghouls there has been a noticeable difference in their behavior. Malice Ghouls have been known to show a much crueler nature and have been documented to purposely seek out inhabited areas to destroy, often staying until they know that there are no survivors left. Against foes, they often use more sneaker tactics, mostly preferring ambush tactics and using their hypnotic voices to lure others away if in groups. Solitary creatures, they will often attack anyone to defend their territory and space
Stained Ghouls on the hand have been seen to work in pairs, a light and dark often being the case, and appear to be nomadic unlike their malice counterparts who will take over a region to call their own. If engaged the pair will often use strategic teamwork, unique to them, to chase away their foes. They are known to be more risky to fight against as their intelligence appears to be very high compared to their counterparts.
Unlike regular Ghouls it is considered a suicidal goal to try to Neutralize them, with those who are successful seen in a brighter light by the Ichor. That in itself will give those Necromancers their allegiance.
It is rare for a Necromancer to be able to neutralize a Virulent Ghoul, even rarer for a Divergent. Considered suicidal for even the most experienced to even risk neutralizing them, Necromancers who are hoping to either gain allies with the Ichor or a title may attempt with the help of a Daemon or a Variant-Servus.
Once neutralized, the individual will gain a copper color instead of the common tarnish due to their Ichor blood being amplified and mutated by failing the trials, giving them a vibrant red hue. Though neutralized, the vast traces of the diseases are still present in their bodies which now lay dormant inside them. Because of this, they have managed to keep the abilities they gained as a Ghoul. It is rumored that even their rot magic has now been amplified due to the stress of being saved. These abilities unfortunately do not come for free as they make the former ghouls unstable if not careful with their usage, making them very reliant on their Mancers.
DNG, as they are nicknamed, are described to be two-faced and carry the stigma of often being backstabbers due to the fact that many used to be Malice-Ichor. Necromancers never know what they are going to get when they decide to neutralize one and the results vary heavily. If lucky they will gain a very loyal and powerful ally who will never leave their side. On the other hand they may gain a traitor who will use them until deemed useless.
Stained Ones and Polymathic Malice-Ichor do not bear the gift of being completely immune to diseases and as such can become Ghouls if they fail. Mutated beyond belief due to the effects of having Ichor blood, Divergent ghouls are completely feral and highly aggressive without even an ounce of memory to recall. Necromancers are often encouraged to not engage unless they apply the help of a Daemon or servus(of any variant) to either try to neutralize or eliminate them. The few who are confident enough to try to handle them on their own are rarely successful and are often a casualty. If not killed instantly, they are left to suffer from the effects of their enhanced rot disease which have been known to cripple over time.
Gaining the size and strength of an average Ichor(1.5x larger) through their dormant Ichor blood, they are known to be exceedingly dangerous adversaries known for desecrating any communities they come across. Instead of being armed with gnarly horns, they sport thick leathery fans which are armed with barbs that store corrosion venom. They can also induce disastrous epidemics onto regions when the ghouls are enraged or confronted with the prospect of battle. It appears that the makeup between the Ichor's gnarls and the Ghoul's fans share the same genetic makeup, making them virtually durable and dangerous to the touch. They also use their fans in battle, often using them as shields to deflect certain magic and physical attacks.
The darker the Ghoul the deadlier the disease they can emit. Lighter colored Ghouls are more known for their crippling illnesses instead of lethal ones. Rumor has it, the outbreak resembles a thin red fog that sometimes won't clear up for months.
While both Stained-Ones and Polymathic Malice-Ichor can become Ghouls there has been a noticeable difference in their behavior. Malice Ghouls have been known to show a much crueler nature and have been documented to purposely seek out inhabited areas to destroy, often staying until they know that there are no survivors left. Against foes, they often use more sneaker tactics, mostly preferring ambush tactics and using their hypnotic voices to lure others away if in groups. Solitary creatures, they will often attack anyone to defend their territory and space
Stained Ghouls on the hand have been seen to work in pairs, a light and dark often being the case, and appear to be nomadic unlike their malice counterparts who will take over a region to call their own. If engaged the pair will often use strategic teamwork, unique to them, to chase away their foes. They are known to be more risky to fight against as their intelligence appears to be very high compared to their counterparts.
Unlike regular Ghouls it is considered a suicidal goal to try to Neutralize them, with those who are successful seen in a brighter light by the Ichor. That in itself will give those Necromancers their allegiance.
It is rare for a Necromancer to be able to neutralize a Virulent Ghoul, even rarer for a Divergent. Considered suicidal for even the most experienced to even risk neutralizing them, Necromancers who are hoping to either gain allies with the Ichor or a title may attempt with the help of a Daemon or a Variant-Servus.
Once neutralized, the individual will gain a copper color instead of the common tarnish due to their Ichor blood being amplified and mutated by failing the trials, giving them a vibrant red hue. Though neutralized, the vast traces of the diseases are still present in their bodies which now lay dormant inside them. Because of this, they have managed to keep the abilities they gained as a Ghoul. It is rumored that even their rot magic has now been amplified due to the stress of being saved. These abilities unfortunately do not come for free as they make the former ghouls unstable if not careful with their usage, making them very reliant on their Mancers.
DNG, as they are nicknamed, are described to be two-faced and carry the stigma of often being backstabbers due to the fact that many used to be Malice-Ichor. Necromancers never know what they are going to get when they decide to neutralize one and the results vary heavily. If lucky they will gain a very loyal and powerful ally who will never leave their side. On the other hand they may gain a traitor who will use them until deemed useless.
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[center][size=5][color=maroon][b]Eye Lore[/b][/color][/size]
[item=Vial of Elemental Sight][/center]
[color=maroon]A dragon's eyes are more than just pigment and sight; they are a symbol of the divine, an outward mark of their magical heritage and inward glimpse into their soul. And while a dragon's eyes can't tell you everything about their lives and personalities, they can hint at what is normally hidden.[/color]
(You can find out more about Necromantic Eye Lore back at the main thread [url=https://www1.flightrising.com/forums/drs/2412017/1#post_32545840](here))[/url]
[Color=saddlebrown]Ichors, and their variants, are all born with a signature ability based on the type of their eyes. While that gives a foe a standard warning of what's to come, some of the eye-types have been mutated due to what they call an awakening. By taking the Trials some of their abilities seem to amplify and further mutate. Daemons who have been born outside of the Scarred Wasteland seemed to have taken to the elemental effects with their magic.[/color]
(For more Ichor Eye Lore, go [url=https://www1.flightrising.com/forums/drs/2846738#post_42913736](here)[/url])
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[center][Size=5][color=Maroon]Familiars[/center]
[color=Saddlebrown]Like Necromancers, Daemons traditionally have a plague-themed familiar. The more obvious the plague-theme, the more distinguished the familiar. Highly esteemed or especially talented Daemons will often have plague holiday familiars or Boss monsters, while Servui or Ghouls usually have the more common beastclans native to plague as their familiar.[/color]
[LIST]
[*][color=maroon][b]Highest-level familiars[/b]:[/color]
[center][item=Bone Fiend] [item=Deadland Disciple] [item=Fungusbearing Phony] [item=Graveyard Guardian] [item=Plague Sprite] [item=blight nymph][item=Wave Sweeper] [item=Enduring Goblin] [item=spirit of plague] [item=Undying Featherback] [item=Contaminated Ambassador] [item=Lithetail Assassin] [item=contagion gem guardian][item=spoiling scorpio][/center]
[*][b][color=maroon]Mid-level familiars[/b]:[/color]
[center][item=Driftwood Baron] [item=Webwing Alpha] [item=Yellow-Throated Sparrowmouse] [item=Basilisk] [item=Clown Charger] [item=Centaur Archer] [item=Serthis Alchemist] [item=Aspen Gall Dryad] [item=White Rot Deer] [item=Parasitic Fungus] [item=Fungalhoof Qiriq] [item=Murkbottom Gull] [item=Brown River Flight] [item=Giant White Toridae] [item=Longneck Gladiator] [item=Flamescale Venomcaster] [item=Flamescale Spearman] [item=Ultramel Amphithere] [item=Poultrygeist] [item=Auburn Woolly Walrus] [item=Maren Warlock] [item=Hooded Dodo] [item=Infestation Hound] [item=Heartred Croaker] [item=Mossy Cerdae] [item=Scythe Kamaitachi] [item=Sentinel Mith] [item=Roving Lionsnake] [item=Condorwing Champion][item=Rat King] [item=Fanfin Noggle] [item=Spiral Capricat] [item=Bearded Pupowl] [item=Sanguine Multimist] [item=Springfoot Bilworper] [item=Creeping Cluster] [item=Redtail Gryphon][/center]
[*][b][color=maroon]Low-level familiars[/b]:[/color]
[center][item=Fungi Sage] [item=Five-Toed Pilco] [item=Deepmine Aardvark] [item=Noxious Coralclimber] [item=Raptorik Ringmaster] [item=Charcoal Sprangyroo] [item=Double-Tailed Warcat] [item=Armored Duskflapper] [item=Parda] [item=Almandine Sturgeon] [item=Cardinal Hippogriff] [item= Shellion] [item=Carrioncorn] [item=Chimera] [item=Greybeak Reaper] [item=Mimic Buttersnake] [item=Radioactive Slime] [item=Scarlet Serpenta] [item=Tar-Trooper Slarg] [item=Venomblade Assassin] [item=Fanrat] [item=Steelhound] [item=Sentry Squawker] [item=Blotched Quetzeel] [item=Buff Laced Cockatrice] [item=Pinpush Mirror Doll] [item=Four-Eyed Phylactery] [item=Battered Vase][item=scytheclaw mantis][/color][/center]
[*][b][color=maroon]Examples of Non-Plague familiars converted to the cause[/b]:
[center][item=ghostly rat lord] [item=ancient fungus] [item=death seeker] [item=hydra scorpion] [item=corpse cleaner] [item=Venomous Toridae] [item=spined cobra] [item=Nochnyr] [item=janustrap] [item=Dunewind Manticore] [item=Malevolent Spirit] [item=tatterwing carcass] [item=Ashspine Widow] [item=Bengal Chimera] [item=Ashen Bicorn Whale] [item=Autumn Sphinx] [item=Melon Squirmscoot] [item=Boran Alpha] [item=Sable Feathercroak] [item=Vigorous Goblet][/color][/center]
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Applies the natural eye type Primal to one dragon. This item disappears when used.
50000
A dragon's eyes are more than just pigment and sight; they are a symbol of the divine, an outward mark of their magical heritage and inward glimpse into their soul. And while a dragon's eyes can't tell you everything about their lives and personalities, they can hint at what is normally hidden.
(You can find out more about Necromantic Eye Lore back at the main thread (here))
Ichors, and their variants, are all born with a signature ability based on the type of their eyes. While that gives a foe a standard warning of what's to come, some of the eye-types have been mutated due to what they call an awakening. By taking the Trials some of their abilities seem to amplify and further mutate. Daemons who have been born outside of the Scarred Wasteland seemed to have taken to the elemental effects with their magic.
(For more Ichor Eye Lore, go (here))
Familiars
Like Necromancers, Daemons traditionally have a plague-themed familiar. The more obvious the plague-theme, the more distinguished the familiar. Highly esteemed or especially talented Daemons will often have plague holiday familiars or Boss monsters, while Servui or Ghouls usually have the more common beastclans native to plague as their familiar.
Highest-level familiars:
Bone Fiend
Familiar
Although frightening to look at, bone fiends mostly keep to themselves and the piles of calcified remains that they have collected.
0
Deadland Disciple
Familiar
Elemental acolyte of the Plaguebringer. (Riot of Rot Holiday Item 2015.)
0
Fungusbearing Phony
Familiar
There's something different about this bear...
0
Graveyard Guardian
Familiar
Guardian of the Scarred Wasteland. (Riot of Rot 2014.)
0
Plague Sprite
Familiar
Entourage of the Plaguebringer. (Riot of Rot Holiday Familiar 2013.)
0
Blight Nymph
Familiar
A creature of uncommon tenacity. It collects blight for its patron.
0
Wave Sweeper
Familiar
Patrolling the shallows, it sweeps all who would challenge it aside.
9000
Enduring Goblin
Familiar
The eyes of the Plaguebringer. (Riot of Rot Holiday Familiar 2016.)
0
Spirit of Plague
Familiar
A festering spirit animal that contains the essence of plague. (Riot of Rot Holiday Familiar 2017.)
0
Undying Featherback
Familiar
Magic is required to slay an undying featherback and put it to rest.
4700
Contaminated Ambassador
Familiar
Serthis have an excellent natural protection against poisons and toxins, making them natural emissaries to the Scarred Wasteland. (Riot of Rot 2018 Holiday Item)
0
Lithetail Assassin
Familiar
Hostile Serthis beastclans elevate talented assassins to their highest echelons, a major factor in pushing their society toward espionage and sabotage.
0
Contagion Gem Guardian
Familiar
Protector of Plague's elemental gemstones. (Riot of Rot 2019 Holiday Item)
0
Spoiling Scorpio
Familiar
The stars align, showing a sign of perseverance. (Riot of Rot 2020 Holiday Item)
0
Mid-level familiars:
Driftwood Baron
Familiar
The toxins found in the venom of Driftwood Barons have been used to combat the onset of several strains of Wyrmwound plague.
0
Webwing Alpha
Familiar
It's the biggest, and that makes it the best! (It's kind of a jerk about it though.)
1500
Yellow-Throated Sparrowmouse
Familiar
Flocks of sparrowmice can frequently be heard rustling in the walls of poorly constructed lairs.
1500
Basilisk
Familiar
A basilisk's gaze can petrify even the hardiest Earth dragons into stone. Staring contests with this familiar are not recommended.
1800
Clown Charger
Familiar
The clown charger's skin is poisonous. Most dragons consider eating them to be more trouble than hunting them.
1900
Centaur Archer
Familiar
Asking a centaur archer ’What’s your sign?’ is a sure way to put one on your back that reads ’target’.
1800
Serthis Alchemist
Familiar
Its deadly natural venom is not the only toxin one must contend with when battling a Serthis.
1950
Aspen Gall Dryad
Familiar
Dryads will attack dragons that attempt to cut or harvest any piece of their grove.
2000
White Rot Deer
Familiar
After a season, wood ear deer enter a second stage of life. This veteran is an even more effective guardian.
2000
Parasitic Fungus
Familiar
Parasitic Fungus releases spores into the air that control the creatures they root in. The chances for a spore successfully blooming are small.
2150
Fungalhoof Qiriq
Familiar
These creatures leave a trail of vibrant fungi in their wake. Tracking a Fungalhoof Qiriq is easy; surviving an encounter with one is less so.
2300
Murkbottom Gull
Familiar
As at home in the air as it is beneath the waves.
2350
Brown River Flight
Familiar
A fastidious and precise familiar. The brown river flight is not capable of true flight, but its powerful wings propel it through the water at great speeds.
2400
Giant White Toridae
Familiar
A creature of myth and urban legend! It and its 5,783 cousins are a rare and elusive find.
2350
Longneck Gladiator
Familiar
Here for battle and glory! May it find both!
2500
Flamescale Venomcaster
Familiar
If the heat weren't enough, the mix of boiling hot poisons will likely take care of any would-be assailant.
2525
Flamescale Spearman
Familiar
It's almost impossible to truly incapacitate these grizzled fighters unless you disarm them.
2525
Ultramel Amphithere
Familiar
When a skin is shed this serpent is at its most vulnerable; it loses its feathers as well.
2550
Poultrygeist
Familiar
A ghastly turkey, gobbling from beyond the grave. This bird was clearly victim of a murder most fowl, strange and unnatural. (KS-sponsored by Madame)
2600
Auburn Woolly Walrus
Familiar
Their severe overbite causes them chronic discomfort, sometimes resulting in unprovoked hostility.
2600
Maren Warlock
Familiar
Beware crossing a warlock...
2650
Hooded Dodo
Familiar
This bird once had only two eyes, but was completely blind. Luckily for the future of the species, it has evolved to possess four additional sightless eyes.
2700
Infestation Hound
Familiar
Dripping with disease, these hellish hounds disguise themselves as carcasses. They prey on unsuspecting scavengers that come to feast.
2750
Heartred Croaker
Familiar
Named for their outer display, heartred croakers are various shades of brown and green on the inside.
2850
Mossy Cerdae
Familiar
Unicorns have always produced Cerdae, unicorns without healing abilities. Recently the birth rate of cerdae has skyrocketed, leaving some dragons to wonder if unicorns are dying out.
2800
Scythe Kamaitachi
Familiar
This spirit rides in the wake of other kamaitachi, delivering several shallow cuts to anyone unfortunate enough to stand in its path. (KS-Sponsored by Larthan.)
3000
Sentinel Mith
Familiar
Mecha mail makes a mild-mannered mith mighty!
2920
Roving Lionsnake
Familiar
This offshoot species of lionsnake often spends much more time lying in wait than its golden cousin, using thick grasses and its speckled coat to blend into the terrain.
2300
Condorwing Champion
Familiar
Trained from a very early age, these young harpy warriors are often far more seasoned in the ways of battle than rival beastclan counterparts.
2300
Rat King
Familiar
Long live the king.
4500
Fanfin Noggle
Familiar
Adaptable to most freshwater and brackish environments, noggles are survivors.
0
Spiral Capricat
Familiar
A spiral capricat is an unusual mutation that doesn't pass down through breeding.
0
Bearded Pupowl
Familiar
While many confuse a pupowl for a cephalopod, it is a vertebrate that has closer relations to salamanders than octopi!
2940
Sanguine Multimist
Familiar
This sentient mist rose from the grounds of ancient battlefields.
2940
Springfoot Bilworper
Familiar
The spring in their step is contagious: literally.
2940
Creeping Cluster
Familiar
Creeping clusters traverse dark expanses, silently looking for warm bodies to infect.
2100
Redtail Gryphon
Familiar
These nocturnal gryphons seek shelter by day and stalk riverbanks by night.
1950
Low-level familiars:
Fungi Sage
Familiar
Known for its patience and wisdom, its anecdotes are only understood by other fungi.
2000
Five-toed Pilco
Familiar
Vastly superior to familiars with a lesser footprint.
2000
Deepmine Aardvark
Familiar
This elusive mammal plunders dragon caves for its insectoid diet. Along the way, it amasses benign colonies of glowing fungus that help provide vision in the darkest passages.
2050
Noxious Coralclimber
Familiar
The vibrant colors warn off many predators, yet some dragons find themselves fascinated by the hues.
2350
Raptorik Ringmaster
Familiar
Announces their allies and opponents with a flourish. A coveted position in any arena.
2500
Charcoal Sprangyroo
Familiar
Sprangyroo are commonly hired on as mercenaries by the Longneck clan.
2500
Double-Tailed Warcat
Familiar
Double-tailed Warcats rival the size of many dragons. These fierce creatures are bred and trained as guardians by the Longneck tribes.
2500
Armored Duskflapper
Familiar
Thousands of years of evolution have granted this bat hardened armor to protect against falling magmatic debris.
2525
Parda
Familiar
These evolutionary oddities lay eggs but nurse their young. They also chirp!
2550
Almandine Sturgeon
Familiar
Dwelling in the waters of the Crystal Pools has left the scales of this fish translucent and hard as a gemstone.
2650
Cardinal Hippogriff
Familiar
The brilliant plumage of male cardinal hippogriffs is scrutinized by potential mates.
2700
Shellion
Familiar
Its oily mane repels water.
2800
Carrioncorn
Familiar
The dreaded carrioncorn is said to stampede in massive herds throughout the Abiding Boneyard, sometimes locked in vicious battles with resident vultures over rare food sources.
2750
Chimera
Familiar
A blend of lion, goat, and serpent, the chimera is a dangerous foe. It's giving you a funny look.
2500
Greybeak Reaper
Familiar
These fearful Corven are said to be the shepherds of the lost spirits of recently deceased Talonok.
2750
Mimic Buttersnake
Familiar
This buttersnake mimics an angry spirit, or was it the other way around? (Colored by Hund.)
1800
Radioactive Slime
Familiar
Spawned in The Wyrmwound, this slime has taken on a life of its own. It envelops everything in its path, leaving bones and bare rock in its wake.
2400
Scarlet Serpenta
Familiar
The coat of a scarlet serpenta's vibrant namesake is only red for a two week duration each year. When this change occurs the serpenta is dangerous and unpredictable. (Colored by NeroGravity.)
1300
Tar-Trooper Slarg
Familiar
While this creation has an impressive stench, it is no more capable of surviving hot tar than other animals. It gets its name from the thick black mucus it produces.
1000
Venomblade Assassin
Familiar
It is often far too late when one notices a Venomblade Assassin in their midst. If you're really lucky, a heap of treasure might turn into a mercenary partnership.
2100
Fanrat
Familiar
Sewer sludge has wrought changes upon the locals...
2350
Steelhound
Familiar
These golems are networked together. A pack of steelhounds can threaten smaller dragon clans.
2920
Sentry Squawker
Familiar
For when warning beeps, tones, alarms, whistles, horns, and blasts just aren't enough.
2920
Blotched Quetzeel
Familiar
Where the common Quetzeel is found primarily in the deep seas, the Blotched Quetzeel has strangely made its home in marshes, bogs, and lagoons. Watch where you step!
500
Buff Laced Cockatrice
Familiar
Don't tell this cockatrice it missed -and will always miss- leg day. It's plenty buff! (Colored by Whompus.)
1350
Pinpush Mirror Doll
Familiar
This couldn't possibly work... could it?
1500
Four-Eyed Phylactery
Familiar
Someone in your lair picked up this "haunted doll" as a gift in the easternmost bay of the realm. The seaside hawker claimed it was (quote): "Very independent! Do not try to pin this doll down!"
1500
Battered Vase
Familiar
Always remember to floss.
1500
Scytheclaw Mantis
Familiar
A blade for a hand is better than a blade in hand.
500
Examples of Non-Plague familiars converted to the cause:
Ghostly Rat Lord
Familiar
Neither fanrats nor sewer sludge are responsible for this horror.
4500
Ancient Fungus
Familiar
The most crotchety of fungi. As it ages the outer shell becomes crackled and hard as stone.
2100
Death Seeker
Familiar
This murderous bird is blind save for the large, ominous eye on its chest.
2700
Hydra Scorpion
Familiar
It is said that if you cut off the tail of a hydra scorpion, two more will grow in its place.
7500
Corpse Cleaner
Familiar
An unfortunate creature makes for a fortunate corpse cleaner.
2150
Venomous Toridae
Familiar
The venom of a Toridae can be dangerous to Fae, but larger dragon breeds are able to shrug off the effects.
2800
Spined Cobra
Familiar
Would-be charmers would be wise to invest in a clay pot; these spiny serpents shred wicker baskets.
0
Nochnyr
Familiar
A haphazard union of spare parts. (KS-Sponsored by Zen.)
2600
Janustrap
Familiar
One of the stalks keeps track of where flies will be, while the other monitors where dragons have been.
1635
Dunewind Manticore
Familiar
The venom from a Dunewind Manticore sting is potent enough to knock out an imperial dragon for several hours. (Colored by Asmo.)
1250
Malevolent Spirit
Familiar
A lumbering mass of bones. This shambling horror is draped in rotting cloth and surrounded by a shroud of thick mist.
7500
Tatterwing Carcass
Familiar
These imposing zombie-vultures can spend weeks perched in the same spot, waiting for sickly creatures to succumb.
2750
Ashspine Widow
Familiar
A gnarly, vicious land spider that is more at home on the cooled lava than you are. There is definitely reason for concern.
2525
Bengal Chimera
Familiar
A mix of many rare animals. It can interbreed successfully with species that compose its makeup.
2500
Ashen Bicorn Whale
Familiar
Adapted to filter feed in the scalding depths of Blacksand Annex. (Colored by PythtechGenetics.)
0
Autumn Sphinx
Familiar
Assuming rulership of the sphinx prides with the turning of the leaves, autumn sphinxes lead during a time of bounty and encourage their prides to excess.
2300
Melon Squirmscoot
Familiar
Expels a cloud of glittering green ink when frightened.
1500
Boran Alpha
Familiar
It is rumored that boran have extremely subtle magical ability and can attune their power to that of the element of the dragon they most bond with.
0
Sable Feathercroak
Familiar
The springtime brings a symphony of loud croaks, as these creatures seek potential mates.
250
Vigorous Goblet
Familiar
Just a sip... what could it hurt...?
1500
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[Center][color=maroon]Asire[/center]
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[Center][color=maroon]Euram[/center]
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[Center][color=maroon]Tashir[/center]
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[Center][color=maroon]Requiem[/center]
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[Center][color=maroon]Imriel[/center]
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[Center][color=maroon]Sappoh[/center]
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[Center][color=maroon]Nox[/center]
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[Center][color=maroon]Neborus[/center]
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[Center][color=maroon]Inferi[/center]
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[Center][color=maroon]Pax[/center]
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[Center][color=maroon]Ahren[/center]
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[Center][color=maroon]Maden[/center]
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[Center][color=maroon]Soot[/center]
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[Center][color=maroon]Adohira[/center]
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[Center][color=maroon]Amatoxin[/center]
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[center][color=saddlebrown][size=5]Servus[/center]
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[Center][color=maroon]Yuri[/center]
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[Center][color=maroon]Abidon[/center]
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[Center][color=maroon]Eldoon[/center]
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[Center][color=maroon]Jester[/center]
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[Center][color=maroon]Kairon[/center]
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[Center][color=maroon]Skaarguard[/center]
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[Center][color=maroon]Vinny[/center]
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[Center][color=maroon]Zodiac[/center]
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[Center][color=maroon]Amora[/center]
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[Center][color=maroon]Ayura[/center]
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[Center][color=maroon]Atreidun[/center]
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[Center][color=maroon]Dice[/center]
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[center][color=saddlebrown][size=5]Divergent Virulent Ghouls[/center]
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[Center][color=maroon]Elva[/center]
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[Center][color=maroon]Fallen[/center]
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[center][color=saddlebrown][size=5]Divergent Neutralized Ghouls[/center]
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[Center][color=maroon]Goro[/center]
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Daemons
Asire
Demeter
Syrle
Mothra
Euram
Tashir
Requiem
Imriel
Nicholas
Sappoh
Nox
Neborus
Inferi
Pax
Ahren
Maden
Soot
Adohira
Amatoxin
Servus
Yuri
Abidon
Eldoon
Jester
Kairon
Skaarguard
Wraiths
Vinny
Zodiac
Amora
Ayura
Atreidun
Dice
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I would like to give special thanks to @/Mako who was so patient wth me when it came to brainstorming ideas for this sub! Thank you so much i couldn't have gotten through it without you!
[b]Lore Credit:[/b]
The [url=https://www1.flightrising.com/forums/drs/2412017/1]Necromancer Subspecies[/url], which this spinoff was inspired by, was created by @.3idolon and @.TheCell. Almost all of the [color=maroon]red[/color] text in the above posts is quoted verbatim from their thread
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[*][url=http://fr.fintastic.net/]Color predictor by Peixes[/url] for the color sections.
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I would like to give special thanks to @/Mako who was so patient wth me when it came to brainstorming ideas for this sub! Thank you so much i couldn't have gotten through it without you!
Lore Credit:
The Necromancer Subspecies, which this spinoff was inspired by, was created by @.3idolon and @.TheCell. Almost all of the red text in the above posts is quoted verbatim from their thread
