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The Collector, while not actually part of any clan, can sometimes make deals with others but if you fail to please him, he will surely betray you and probably ruin your life somehow.. or maybe just toss you into a fighting ring with some beasts. He is actually a talanok so he isn't that kind to dragons, despite how gentleman-like he can act
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Surprisingly, despite his calm and kind manners, Alastor could be a canditate for being a traitor. He is still deeply upset about the loss of his son Xinxiling, who was meant to be the next lord of Skyhelm City. He serves the royalty very well, but maybe grief can take the best of him and he would turn on his city.. who knows.
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I suppose the plaguelord is quite obvious, being the sort of main villiain of my lore. He too makes deals and promises, most often just to break them for sake of fun. He enjoys chaos and would be more than willing to cause it via pretending to be trustworthy and good, but betray you in the end. But he actually is very good leader to his own clan.
I suppose Alastor could be the most interesting traitor lore-wise..!
The Collector, while not actually part of any clan, can sometimes make deals with others but if you fail to please him, he will surely betray you and probably ruin your life somehow.. or maybe just toss you into a fighting ring with some beasts. He is actually a talanok so he isn't that kind to dragons, despite how gentleman-like he can act
Surprisingly, despite his calm and kind manners, Alastor could be a canditate for being a traitor. He is still deeply upset about the loss of his son Xinxiling, who was meant to be the next lord of Skyhelm City. He serves the royalty very well, but maybe grief can take the best of him and he would turn on his city.. who knows.
I suppose the plaguelord is quite obvious, being the sort of main villiain of my lore. He too makes deals and promises, most often just to break them for sake of fun. He enjoys chaos and would be more than willing to cause it via pretending to be trustworthy and good, but betray you in the end. But he actually is very good leader to his own clan.
I suppose Alastor could be the most interesting traitor lore-wise..!
The traitor of my clan would have to be Icarus.
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A Fae who had fallen from grace and now lacks the ability to fly, he feels humiliated in his situation. While the King could care less, that had not stopped the whisperings of the other dragons. He hates the place he once called home and only enjoys the company of those who opposes the clan. He believes that the leadership of the clan should belong to the vicious Mirror dragon, Presical.
The traitor of my clan would have to be Icarus.
A Fae who had fallen from grace and now lacks the ability to fly, he feels humiliated in his situation. While the King could care less, that had not stopped the whisperings of the other dragons. He hates the place he once called home and only enjoys the company of those who opposes the clan. He believes that the leadership of the clan should belong to the vicious Mirror dragon, Presical.
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Given by an ally Clan, the act was thought to be one of sheer benevolence and friendship, but ended up being nothing but a diabolical ruse. The mother of this Skydancer-- a twisted, vile Coatl herself-- gave her son over to a Queen of Deception within the Clan, Omieht. Working under the tutelage of Omieht and her followers, the Skydancer learns of the most vile potions, the most wicked spells, and the most sinister hexes to cast on the unaware. Given only the name [b]Scourge[/b], this frosty ice-elemental traitor will [i]surely[/i] dismantle the Clan from the inside out.
Given by an ally Clan, the act was thought to be one of sheer benevolence and friendship, but ended up being nothing but a diabolical ruse. The mother of this Skydancer-- a twisted, vile Coatl herself-- gave her son over to a Queen of Deception within the Clan, Omieht. Working under the tutelage of Omieht and her followers, the Skydancer learns of the most vile potions, the most wicked spells, and the most sinister hexes to cast on the unaware. Given only the name
Scourge, this frosty ice-elemental traitor will
surely dismantle the Clan from the inside out.
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Ianto. He is an ambassador and right hand of Sonali, his clan's leader who's slightly panicked over recent events in the clan. What Sonali can't do, Ianto is given the job of doing. Aside from the fact that he is incredibly manipulative, more than a little abusive, a total heartbreaker and far too intrigued by blackmail, there is a portion of my yet-to-be-written lore where he feeds the leader's fears to the point where he breaks down and gives Ianto the entire position of the leader.
Ianto. He is an ambassador and right hand of Sonali, his clan's leader who's slightly panicked over recent events in the clan. What Sonali can't do, Ianto is given the job of doing. Aside from the fact that he is incredibly manipulative, more than a little abusive, a total heartbreaker and far too intrigued by blackmail, there is a portion of my yet-to-be-written lore where he feeds the leader's fears to the point where he breaks down and gives Ianto the entire position of the leader.
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Umbral would be the one to betray us. He has served the clan well since it’s founding by his mate, Aurum, but while she has risen into the limelight of influence and power, he has fallen into the darkness of the long shadow her success casts.
Umbral would be the one to betray us. He has served the clan well since it’s founding by his mate, Aurum, but while she has risen into the limelight of influence and power, he has fallen into the darkness of the long shadow her success casts.
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Tasin, as the biological son of Prince Shonsea, plans to overthrow the monarchy. He believes the rumors that the Queen's children are not Shonsea's as well, and thinks that he has more of a blood right to the throne than any of them do. The Queen is sterile by normal means, and so are her children. Why should the clan be overseen by a dead-end bloodline?
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Bieren and his husband, Alda, came to the city as refugees of a civil war. Alda became a trusted merchant, but Bieren just stumbled, drunk, into the docks and accepted the first job offered to him. No one knows anything about him other than that he's quiet, sarcastic, and slightly scary; they don't know that under his mean exterior he's planning to revive the city's flagging criminal underground and black market.
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Tawnseelin was born in the pine wilderness of the Snowsquall Tundra; she grew up wild, with few people to take care of her. The one person she's ever been close to, her boyfriend, Two-Step, is from the Wardensreach. One day, Two-Step didn't show up to their planned rendezvous; Tawnseelin stormed into the city to find that he'd suffered a terrible accident and was in a coma. Enraged by the Queen's lax safety rules, she rampaged through the city and destroyed some property. She was subdued, but even after Two-Step recovered, Tawnseelin holds a grudge against the royal family and hopes for her chance to get her revenge.
Tasin, as the biological son of Prince Shonsea, plans to overthrow the monarchy. He believes the rumors that the Queen's children are not Shonsea's as well, and thinks that he has more of a blood right to the throne than any of them do. The Queen is sterile by normal means, and so are her children. Why should the clan be overseen by a dead-end bloodline?
Bieren and his husband, Alda, came to the city as refugees of a civil war. Alda became a trusted merchant, but Bieren just stumbled, drunk, into the docks and accepted the first job offered to him. No one knows anything about him other than that he's quiet, sarcastic, and slightly scary; they don't know that under his mean exterior he's planning to revive the city's flagging criminal underground and black market.
Tawnseelin was born in the pine wilderness of the Snowsquall Tundra; she grew up wild, with few people to take care of her. The one person she's ever been close to, her boyfriend, Two-Step, is from the Wardensreach. One day, Two-Step didn't show up to their planned rendezvous; Tawnseelin stormed into the city to find that he'd suffered a terrible accident and was in a coma. Enraged by the Queen's lax safety rules, she rampaged through the city and destroyed some property. She was subdued, but even after Two-Step recovered, Tawnseelin holds a grudge against the royal family and hopes for her chance to get her revenge.
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I only have one for my clan ;u;
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Chatai had a bad hatchling hood. He was criticized heavily for everything he had done. Many believed it was because he was the runt of the litter. Others believed he was a truly bad egg. Chatai began to hate everyone, even his own family. He began to embrace his hatred for his clan and left them. Chatai was jealous of everyone who had happy families, something he couldn't have. So, he began to kill where he went, even the bad dragons so his name could be the only one the others feared. If he couldn't be loved, he would be hated. The only creature his love has, is his familiar Loga the Loga. How the two met is still a mystery, and how long they have been together is also unknown.
Sooooooooo. Milady Hinata is the most dangerous. Taken in after her parents’ murder, she soon became a killer. She’d do anything to bring her parents back.
Sooooooooo. Milady Hinata is the most dangerous. Taken in after her parents’ murder, she soon became a killer. She’d do anything to bring her parents back.
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Miatisus, the one who gave himself the traitor's brand. Bitter and emboldened by his selfish pride, he does not hesitate to destroy clan relations.
[i]"When it became clear the one with the blood of the Icy Winds was a young Fae, a childlike ice dragon named Io and not Miatisus, and that Rose Water was more qualified as leader of The Dynasty than him, Miatisus soon lost both his title as heir and the Icy Winds dragon in short succession. The blow to his pride and invalidation of his years of work created an ugly knot in his heart, mangling any positive feelings he had had. He was told he could still become co-leader with Rose Water if they agreed to marry, but both had their own reasons to refuse, Miatisus' being that he had already found a love and the damage marrying Rose Water for the title would have on his pride was too much for him. Tension built quickly, Miatisus frequently locking himself away and refusing to speak to even Sonata as Io was officially given her title. It all came to a breaking point on the day Rose Water was to be formally announced as leader, and Miatisus and Sonata were personally invited to attend the ceremony. He made an attempt on both Rose Water and Io's life, with Pink Cashmere interfering to save her daughter and losing her life in the process. Miatisus was branded a traitor for the rest of his days."[/i]
Miatisus, the one who gave himself the traitor's brand. Bitter and emboldened by his selfish pride, he does not hesitate to destroy clan relations.
"When it became clear the one with the blood of the Icy Winds was a young Fae, a childlike ice dragon named Io and not Miatisus, and that Rose Water was more qualified as leader of The Dynasty than him, Miatisus soon lost both his title as heir and the Icy Winds dragon in short succession. The blow to his pride and invalidation of his years of work created an ugly knot in his heart, mangling any positive feelings he had had. He was told he could still become co-leader with Rose Water if they agreed to marry, but both had their own reasons to refuse, Miatisus' being that he had already found a love and the damage marrying Rose Water for the title would have on his pride was too much for him. Tension built quickly, Miatisus frequently locking himself away and refusing to speak to even Sonata as Io was officially given her title. It all came to a breaking point on the day Rose Water was to be formally announced as leader, and Miatisus and Sonata were personally invited to attend the ceremony. He made an attempt on both Rose Water and Io's life, with Pink Cashmere interfering to save her daughter and losing her life in the process. Miatisus was branded a traitor for the rest of his days."
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Varios, the patriarch of the clan, could be a traitor. For a long time he roamed close to the lair, killing only what looked to threaten his mate and his clan--but besides this, he kept to himself. He never shared where he was from, where he was going, why he was attracted to the de facto ruler of the lair, Tao. Then, one day, he vanished. According to Tao, he'd gone to serve the Lightweaver.
Then he returned--bearing marks of the Plaguebringer. Boils bubbled down his back, and he was adorned in the drying hide and bleached skull of his prey. He skulks around the temple nest once again, and this time, no one even asks him what he's doing or why. They just stay out of his way.
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If Smough is a traitor, he's going about it slowly. The insidious, dry-humored Bogsneak was named after his grandfather's grandfather, a dragon who he claims once ruled an entire province, dubious as that claim may be. Tao let him in because he claimed to be a student of history, and the temple nest is a place for academics...but he's been quickly breeding a small army of bogsneaks named in the tradition of ancient, warlike dragons. If there [i]is[/i] a betrayal, it'll be a bloody one.
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Azathoth. This one tried to seduce Tao in Varios' absence, and though the Guardian wouldn't have it, she couldn't prevent other denizens of the temple nest from falling to his charms. He has no long-term ambitions, and stranger still, he has no Charge. Those who whisper theories and doubts about him say that he hasn't, and won't, betray Tao and the temple nest, but that he already [i]has[/i] committed a betrayal, a grand one at that, and he's merely hiding out here, waiting for the heat to pass. Rumors of a blood-colored Guardian with scintillating scales razing small lairs to the ground and slaughtering young dragons aren't common, but they are heard from time to time.
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Varios, the patriarch of the clan, could be a traitor. For a long time he roamed close to the lair, killing only what looked to threaten his mate and his clan--but besides this, he kept to himself. He never shared where he was from, where he was going, why he was attracted to the de facto ruler of the lair, Tao. Then, one day, he vanished. According to Tao, he'd gone to serve the Lightweaver.
Then he returned--bearing marks of the Plaguebringer. Boils bubbled down his back, and he was adorned in the drying hide and bleached skull of his prey. He skulks around the temple nest once again, and this time, no one even asks him what he's doing or why. They just stay out of his way.
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If Smough is a traitor, he's going about it slowly. The insidious, dry-humored Bogsneak was named after his grandfather's grandfather, a dragon who he claims once ruled an entire province, dubious as that claim may be. Tao let him in because he claimed to be a student of history, and the temple nest is a place for academics...but he's been quickly breeding a small army of bogsneaks named in the tradition of ancient, warlike dragons. If there is a betrayal, it'll be a bloody one.
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Azathoth. This one tried to seduce Tao in Varios' absence, and though the Guardian wouldn't have it, she couldn't prevent other denizens of the temple nest from falling to his charms. He has no long-term ambitions, and stranger still, he has no Charge. Those who whisper theories and doubts about him say that he hasn't, and won't, betray Tao and the temple nest, but that he already has committed a betrayal, a grand one at that, and he's merely hiding out here, waiting for the heat to pass. Rumors of a blood-colored Guardian with scintillating scales razing small lairs to the ground and slaughtering young dragons aren't common, but they are heard from time to time.
Knowledge is power. Power is security. Security is strength.
