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[tomas1297]

 I am simply not capable of not making RTDs. It's been a while. Been busy. Am in a hurry. Typing fast. Copy-paste from .txt files starts now.

 A long time ago someone hosted a certain RTD where you were a dragon and did cool stuff. However it ended way too early. I realised now that I really missed it. Which is why I'm going to host something like that. However this is way more simplistic. Things you should know:
1) This is a RP-focused RTD. Because of that, mechanics are simplistic and work on the rule of "if it seems to make sense". Stats don't add flat modifiers to rolls. Instead, a very strong dragon that rolls 4 would still defeat a weak dragon that rolls 6. Rolls determine not how well you completed a task, but if you did your best or made a mistake you could have avoided. That said, the RTD is not competitive. While PvP is possible, you should not aim to become as powerful as possible. Instead this is going to be about interesting situations and character interaction.
2) The world is a still unnamed generic fantasy world. Instead of spending hours trying to make a rich world with many fantasy cultures and its own geography, I will make stuff up as this goes. I believe this not only saves time, but makes the game less predictable and makes exploring the world feel more interesting as well as give more stuff for the GM to work with and allow players to add to the game lore as well.
3)You start as a hatchling. Therefore your characters story is not yet written. Don't think of what you plan for the future - think of the present.
4) Those that know the RTD that this is inspired by will notice that this is far more simplistic. I felt like that one had too many numbers and I felt that the character generation was too complicated and had too much min-maxing potential.
 

Spoiler: Dragon Lore. (click to show/hide)

Biology:
 A hatchling is about the size of a large dog. Young dragons are the size of an elephant and fully grown dragons are twice as large. Dragons age at a very uneven rate. A dragon remains a hatchling for 8 years, then a "young" dragon for 30 years and can then theoretically live forever - dragons never become old, instead of becoming weaker, they become more experienced and smarter. Dragons are quadrupeds, however they can walk on two legs as well. In fact, some dragons become more used to walking on two legs than on four. All dragons are carnivores. They usually live in caves. Any type of dragon can have offspring with any other type of dragon. Dragons are often born with many genes inherited from their grandparents so it is not rare for a red dragon and a green dragon to have black hatchlings.

Psychology:
 The intelligence of dragons varies greatly. Some dragons are of intelligence that can be compared to that of a dog, others can be far more intelligent than humans. Dragons are mostly solitary, but once they find a mate, they usually live together until one of them dies. Dragons lay from one to five eggs and usually take care of the hatchlings until they enter the "young" stage, at which point they are forced to find their own nest.
 Due to their intelligence, dragons are easy to domesticate. It is not rare at all for a dragon to live in a human, elven or dwarven city. Often the bond between the dragon and its master is more similar to the relationship of allies with the same interests. In fact, sometimes dragons become lords of various ranks themself.
 Dragons are prone to hoarding various treasures, including magical knowledge, which they value greatly. The impulse to hoard treasures is more like an addiction than an inherent instinct, however, and it is possible to simply not get addicted.
 Dragons have a natural affinity towards magic. While humans capable of casting spells are rare, there are more dragons with magical abilities than those without any.

Spoiler: Stat Descriptions (click to show/hide)

Combat prowess: The dragon’s general ability in combat. Better physique, combat experience, special training, genetics and so on all add combat prowess. Genetic defects, aversion to combat and so on reduce combat prowess. Since it is used only for combat, the value of this stat is subjective and is measured more abstractly than other stats.
Strength: General brute force. Less important than combat prowess in battle, but it gives a dragon additional abilities. 50 strength – a tiny amount for a dragon, would let it lift a cow and fly away with it. 100 – average strength would let it lift an elephant. 200 would let it lift a dragon of equal size and 300 is enough to easily break through castle walls. 400 would make a dragon so strong that he could send dragons of equal size flying with a single blow.
Intelligence: In addition to determining a dragon’s logic ability and learning, intelligence also directly determines the reserves of mana that a dragon has. Since dragons have inherited skill at magic, they do not need to be exceptionally smart to learn it, unlike humans. The intelligence of dragons varies wildly, from animal-like to far above human. 50 intelligence is enough for a dragon to learn the common language. 100 intelligence is enough for a dragon to learn how to read. 200 intelligence is a sign of exceptional cunning, comparable to human scholars. 300 is enough to be considered a genius. 400 intelligence is far above what humans could hope to reach – it is enough to come up with new spells in the middle of a fight or translate an ancient language in an hour.
Charisma: This stat represents the dragon’s skill at diplomacy, intimidation, leadership and so on. It is mostly affected by appearance, though it is possible to improve it through practice.  50 charisma is enough to hold a conversation (below 50 meaning that the dragon can only communicate with phrases such as “bring food” or “go there”), 100 charisma is enough to attempt diplomacy or bluff. A dragon with 200 charisma is a skilled diplomat that can avoid most fights. 300 charisma gives the dragon an inspiring presence, making it easy for the dragon to gain followers and lead them into battle. 400 charisma is a an almost divine level of charisma that gives the dragon an awe-inspiring aura that will make lesser minds simply kneel before the dragon and treat him like a god.
Reputation: This stat represents what others think about the dragon. It’s basically something like “alignment”, however it represents not if the dragon is truly good or evil, but if others consider it good or evil. -200 reputation makes the dragon be considered inherently evil, like demons or necromancers, and most sentient being will flee or attempt to kill it on sight. -100 reputation makes the dragon “scary”, but not “evil” – most will try to avoid it and it will be hard for it to find allies, however most beings won’t attack it without making sure that it’s hostile. -50 makes the dragon somewhat savage and threatening, but some will still think that the dragon is worth a “second chance”. 0 is neutral reputation – many humans will consider the dragon worth taming before it becomes evil and only those that consider all dragons inherently evil or those that were harmed by the dragon will attempt  to kill it.  +50 represents a positive reputation – while still being cautious around the dragon, humans will see it as the type of dragon that can usually be reasoned with. +100 to humans is a tame dragon, one that is harmless to be around and one that can be depended on for protection and to dragons it is a honorable dragon that stays to its own territory and won’t attempt to fight other dragons unless it’s for self-defense. +200 represents a level of goodness that can only be described as holy – most sentient creatures would not even dare to raise their hand against it.

Spoiler: Figure types. (click to show/hide)

Describes the general figure and features of the dragon. This determines the basic stats of the dragon before being modified by other parts.
1)Average.
An average figure – muscular, but not too heavy, agile, but not as much as the smaller dragons.
50 combat prowess
50 strength
50 intelligence
50 charisma
0 reputation

2)Savage.
The figure of a predator – while larger than average, the center of mass and the head are closer to the ground, making it easier for the dragon to strike at another dragon’s neck while making it easier for the dragon to evade attacks. All this comes at a cost – predatory dragons are not known for their intelligence and have a reputation as beings that are impossible to reason with.
100 combat prowess
50 strength
30 intelligence
50 charisma
-50 reputation

3)Large.
A huge muscular frame. Such dragons usually make good use of their inherit strength and as such, take less time to exercise their brain.
80 combat prowess
80 strength
10 intelligence
30 charisma
0 reputation

4)Frail.
 A weak body is considered a huge defect in dragon society. That’s why such dragons usually try to adapt to the ways of races such as humans, dwarves or elves. Since they can’t trust their strength alone to let them survive, the dragons that survive despite this flaw are especially cunning.
30 combat prowess
20 strength
90 intelligence
60 charisma
0 reputation

5)Tame.
Such a dragon is a result of selective breeding – much like dogs evolved from wolves, these dragons have gained an instinct that makes them much easier to tame. Visually, they are slightly smaller than wild dragons and have smoother features.
40 combat prowess
40 strength
40 intelligence
70 charisma
+50 reputation

6)Slender.
A smaller frame with elegant features and unearthly grace. Some cultures consider them forest spirits, some consider them descendants of gods. To many, harming such a dragon is taboo. Other dragons, however, consider them easy prey.
30 combat prowess
20 strength
50 intelligence
80 charisma
+100 reputation

7)Gaunt.
A tall, yet thin and skeleton-like frame. While frail, these dragons are especially agile and instinctively vicious and cruel. Their reputation, combined with their disturbing looks, make these dragons universally hated. Some cultures even consider them a type of demon.
80 combat prowess
30 strength
80 intelligence
30 charisma
-100 reputation

Spoiler: Scale colors. (click to show/hide)

Scale color usually determines the dragon’s reputation, though some also give other bonuses. Each type has multiple names – this is purely for flavor. Choose one of the names.

1)Red/Crimson/Ruby.
The color of the traditional dragons of human fairy tales. As they are usually portrayed as evil, red dragons have a slightly worse reputation than other types, however this color also carries certain prestige and majesty amongst dragons.
+10 charisma
-25% reputation

2)Black/Pitch Black/Onyx
Black dragons are considered by many to be evil. However, much like red scales, black scales are a symbol of  prestige in dragon society and they also make the dragon difficult to hit in darkness.
+10 charisma
+10 combat prowess
-50% reputation

3)White/Snow/Albino
White dragons are considered good in many cultures. However, white scales are actually a defect – they are much softer than other types of scales, making them a disadvantage in combat. These scales are a mutation  and as such, albino dragons can be born to any type of dragon.
+50% reputation
-10 combat prowess

4)Green/Dark green/Light green/Emerald
Green dragons are usually savage dragons of the forests. As such, green dragons inherit genes that make them better hunters. However, the more majestic dragons look down on them, considering them primitive beasts.
+10 combat prowess
-10 charisma

5)Blue/Light blue/Dark blue/Sky blue
The first blue dragons were born as an experiment of a wizard. Blue scales hold mana inside them and are somewhat resistant to magic. However, as they are unnatural, most dragons consider them strange and tend to avoid them.
+10 intelligence
+resistance to magic
-20 charisma

6)Gold/Silver/Bronze/Platinum/Crystal/Diamond
Dragons with shiny scales that look like precious metals or gems are majestic creatures that are considered beautiful by both humans and dragons. However, these scales are especially heavy and some of the dragon’s strength is wasted on supporting its own weight.
+20 charisma
-20 strength

7)Iron/Steel
Much like golden dragon scales, the scales of iron dragons are exceptionally heavy. While not as beautiful as their brethren, the scales of these dragons are exceptionally tough.
+resistance to physical damage
-20 strength

8)Yellow/Orange/Amber
Dragons with beautiful fire-colored scales were often tamed by nobles. Owning such a dragon is a sign of prestige. Through generation, these dragons have become accustomed to the life of humans and as such have the traits that are more valued by humans rather than dragons.
+10 intelligence
+10 charisma
-10 combat prowess
-10 strength

Spoiler: Breath weapons. (click to show/hide)

A dragons breath weapon is one of its strongest abilities. It can be used once before having to recharge. After a dragon rests, it can use its breath again.

1) Flame
The most common type of breath weapon. Deals fire damage and grants the dragon resistance to fire.
2) Frost
A gust of freezing wind, this type of breath weapon isn’t very damaging, but can greatly harm the target’s combat ability. Also grants the dragon resistance to fire.
3) Electrical
A mist of electrified particles. Deals heavy damage, while leaving buildings unharmed. Also grants the dragon resistance to lightning.
4) Force
A burst of invisible energy that crushes everything with pure kinetic force. Grants no resistances or stats, but nothing is resistant to this type of damage.
5) Holy
A burst of shining holy power that deals great damage to the unholy, but little damage to the living. +100 reputation.
6) Miasma
A sickening purple fog of unholy taint that poisons and corrupts the living. -100 reputation, but especially deadly and may inflict long-term damage.
7) Mana
A wild discharge of pure magical energy. +10 intelligence due to better understanding of magical energies.
8 ) Healing
A sweet white fog that closes wounds and calms the mind. +100 reputation.
9) No Breath Weapon
A dragon without a breath weapon must learn to compensate for this flaw. +10 strength, +20 combat prowess.
10)Spells
The dragon was born without a breath weapon, thus it decided to learn magic  to emulate it. +30 intelligence

Spoiler: Character sheet. (click to show/hide)

Name: (Self-explanatory)
Gender:
Figure:
Color:
Breath:
Story: (Since you start as a hatchling, you don’t have a story of your own yet. Instead this is the story of your parents, as it will greatly change your start. Will your parents take care of you and your brothers in their cave, letting you grow and learn safely? Will they leave you in the wilderness, forcing you to quickly adapt to the life of a predator? Will you be born in a city, eventually becoming a trained battle dragon like your parents? Will your father be a powerful magician and teach you all that there is to know about sorcery? Be creative.)

 I would be very grateful if you calculated your starting stats yourself, but people are lazy, no?

Players (6/6)
-scapheap
-Harry Baldman
-Tiruin
-sjm9876
-GreatWyrmGold
-Remigiusz
-Scionox
-Caellath

Waitlist:
-Xantalos
-Dansmithers
-Gamerlord

[scapheap]

done?

Spoiler (click to show/hide)

Name: Tabella
Gender: Female
Figure: Slender
Color:Green
Breath:Healing
Story: Tabella was born in the elven forests of Two River Woods. Her father, a red dragon of the same place, known for his healing breath and her mother, a green dragon from the nearby goblin's lands with frost as her weapon.
They lay Tabella's egg and left, leaving her to fend for herself.

Stats
combat prowess 40
strength 20
intelligence 50
charisma 70
reputation 200

[Harry Baldman]

Spoiler: Dragon Sheet (click to show/hide)

Name: Argleglurf of Murf-Hasasplurt
Gender: Male
Figure: Savage
Color: Sky Blue
Breath: Spells
Story: Argleglurf never knew his parents, as they abandoned him way back when he was but a wee egg wrapped in a fresh sheet of dragon mucus long ago on the isle of Murf-Hasasplurt*, located in the middle of the ocean. There he was found by the only inhabitant of the ruins, Glarf-Flasablarf of Murf-Hasasplurt, a crazy old coot that very few even know inhabited the isle. The fellow was a hermit, and could appreciate the idea of having a dragon of his own (particularly after he realized he couldn't use the Words* to make a delicious dragon omelet out of it). So he hugged the egg, sang to it the Words and warmed it with his old, though nonetheless warm flesh. After a full year of this, during which Glarf never even considered letting go of the egg, sustaining himself through Words and growing love alone, his baby emerged from the shell, he dubbed him Argleglurf of Murf-Hasasplurt, and told him the Words. Glarf spoke only in the Words, his original name lost to the mists of time and the tides. And he began to teach little Argleglurf the Words as well, both to speak and to wield the Power. And he could swear that Argleglurf listened! He listened with joy! He would be a good hunter, Glarf saw from his shape. A good hunter, and perhaps a Wordsmith of true Power!

Attributes:
Combat Prowess: 100 (Figure)
Strength: 50 (Figure)
Intelligence: 30 (Figure) + 10 (Scales) + 30 (Breath) = 70
Charisma: 50 (Figure) - 20 (Scales) = 30
Reputation: -50 (Figure)

* - see Additional Details.

Spoiler: Additional Details (click to show/hide)

Murf-Hasasplurt - an isle in the middle of the Young Ocean, which is thus dubbed due to the fact that it formed not 200 years ago in a great and unknown magical catastrophe. The isle is about 5 square miles in area and host to a diverse array of magically-mutated wildlife, including omnivorous and aggressive grass, herbivorous rocks and lithovorous animals. It is a wild place, and the island features a great many monuments and ruins from an unknown era and make, impressive yet totally alien to human sensibilities with their organic shapes and unknown materials, not to mention the magical distortions in reality itself cropping up on occasion. The only inhabitant of the isle is Glarf-Flasablarf, a potent user of Words who has learned to survive in this place. Key to this survival is the principle of never setting foot in a meadow or the forest.

Words - a form of magic, a language, in fact, that sounds like completely inane gibberish to most that hear it, and there are few that even recognize the Words as a proper form of magic. This is due to several reasons. Firstly, it sounds completely stupid when you say "Blamurglesnulpit" and expect things to happen. Secondly, it's not a very popular form of magic due to the first reason. Thirdly, it is extremely difficult to analyze, as most of the Words don't have a set or specific meaning, Fourthly, its practitioners are largely unhinged and/or unavailable for comment, so their insights are difficult to translate. Examples of Words include "Algrefmarfle", "Blurgrumrul" and "Pyurladoosh". Glarf-Flasablarf speaks only in Words, never in the common tongue, as he has reached what may be termed as True Understanding. Or Going Off The Deep End, as others call it.

[Tiruin]

Note ahead: You really need to work on the formatting :/

But still (sorry for bad quality, typed this up while tired):

Spoiler: Adwen Eira (click to show/hide)

Gender: Female
Figure: Slender
Color: Snow
Breath: Mana
Story:

A young dragon: covered in shades which speak of snow, a hue of bone and gristly palor, a covering of purity and peace, is known to the world as a sign of the gods watching over the lands. While it may also be a mimicry aspect of dragons inhabiting the colder, snowy areas of the world, there are cases of deviation from the norm. Deviation from the theoretical, and from the common belief.

Arwyn and Anwen, the names of two dragons known to mankind. Arwyn, the Silver-Scale: a judge, diplomat and savvy speaker of the common language. He would take the role as a father, something new to him even after years of consorting with people all across the world: both peaceful or not; it is said that Arwyn believed in fair-chance, and that communication held the keys to glory and power. Rumors abound that he could shapeshift into a humanoid form to deal with civilization in its finery. His principles stood firm on the notion of civility, and shifting to change was the only way dragonkind could survive.

Which brings us to Anwen, Lady Anwen. Her past brings curiosity to the eye, for though her mannerisms sport a regal upbringing and a trained demeanor, she was none other than an outcast in her society due to being to comely with the civilized races. She was territorial, yet adverse to the wilderness, preferring the warm hearths of the human homes, and the guarded keeps of the surrounding towns. She was judged, and learned to judge from observation alone, the intricacies of a person and what made them tick. Despite that, she was respected by the surrounding villages due to her protective attitude regarding the people: she was no pet or tool to be used, but a force akin to a mother protecting her children from any harm perceived.

Now how they met, is another story in itself. We skip to their home, far from the capitals of mankind and overlooking a cabbage patch in a rocky vale. The small family of three lived in mutual harmony with the village nearby. Anwen tended to the crops with her healing breath, while Arwyn tended to the populace itself, overseeing matters either by force or my persuasion. In return, the townsfolk gave their thanks to their overseers by aiding them whenever they needed, like removing a splinter from their claws or tending to the new hatchling as well as teaching it basic language and etymology as well as how 'humans take care of their own battles'.

This and all, would be considered paradise by many. Fruit begotten from a tree which fought its way above the canopy, facing the sweet light of the sun and all its bounty despite all the harshness of life. While Adwen was weak, but blessed not to be one of the frailer dragons of her kind, she had company to fill in her weaknesses, and this was something she would learn to treasure.

30 - 10 = 20 combat prowess
20 strength
50 intelligence + 10 = 60 intelligence
80 charisma
+100 reputation [+50%] = 150 Reputation

[sjm9876]

Spoiler: app (click to show/hide)

Name: Darktail
Gender: Male

Figure: Savage
Color: Onyx
Breath: Force
110 CP (100+10)
50 S
30 I
60 C (50+10)
-100 R (-50 - 50)

Story: Darktail was born in the wilds outside of the city of Dramere, home to the war dragons of the drow. His father was among the former, a large black dragon, and his mother a wild dragon, green scaled and savage, who lived nearby. In one of the drows campaigns, the army was decimated by the enemies forces, and the elder dragon that led their forces gave pursuit to his father. The father, crippled and dying, returned to his city only to find it in ruins. Then Darktails mother found him, and breathing upon him, restored his prone form to life.
 The two dragons lived together for some time, becoming known as the twin terrors of Dramere, until one day an adventurer, going by the name of Valus the pure, slew them in his exploration of the ruins. In his pride, he claimed their nestful of eggs, leaving behind only one, which had rolled free of the nest. That egg hatched in the heat of the flames from his parents corpses, and the hatchling crawled free, emerging into the world high above the ruins of Dramere, on top of the spire of rock his parents had called home.

Not sure if I did the reputation right, if not I'll just correct it. sorted

[tomas1297]

Reserve.

I hope you won't let it die very early.

Yeah, letting stuff die is something I'm known for. Summer, tho. I have plenty of time for stuff like this. Hopefully this will live longer than most of my games.

Not sure if I did the reputation right, if not I'll just correct it.

Reputation is straight numbers, not percentage. So Savage+Black Scales would be -50 + (-50) = -100

Breath:Flame(is shadow possible? or is Miasma that?)

Miasma is pretty much "power of evil" breath. I can let you have shadow, but that would simply count as cosmetically different miasma. Also, I think you misunderstood what I meant by "story". It should be something more like

Story: Darktail was born in the wilds outside of the city of Dramere, home to the war dragons of the drow. His father was among the former, a large black dragon, and his mother a wild dragon, green scaled and savage, who lived nearby. In one of the drows campaigns, the army was decimated by the enemies forces, and the elder dragon that led their forces gave pursuit to his father. The father, crippled and dying, returned to his city only to find it in ruins. Then Darktails mother found him, and breathing upon him, restored his prone form to life.
 The two dragons lived together for some time, becoming known as the twin terrors of Dramere, until one day an adventurer, going by the name of Valus the pure, slew them in his exploration of the ruins. In his pride, he claimed their nestful of eggs, leaving behind only one, which had rolled free of the nest. That egg hatched in the heat of the flames from his parents corpses, and the hatchling crawled free, emerging into the world high above the ruins of Dramere, on top of the spire of rock his parents had called home.

[GreatWyrmGold]

Spoiler: Violetchiller (click to show/hide)

Gender: Female
Figure: Gaunt, augmented by a large, straight pair of horns.
Color: Violet (not purple); I suppose that's closest to Dark Blue...
Breath: Spells
Story: Violetchiller's parents were a red dragon of the hills and a cobalt dragon of the glaciers. Neither was happy in either's home, so the two flew across the land, in the end finding a mountain peak. Violetchiller was the smallest but cleverest of her parents' first brood, and managed to survive by appealing to her parents and turning her siblings against each other. In the end, a combination of the stresses of living in such an alien and forbidding location, dwarven attacks, and minor side effects of Violet's own manipulations lead to the two elder dragons abandoning the peak, leaving for parts unknown to their one surviving hatchling. Violetchiller is ready to hit the world, take it over...or at least find a place to call her domain.

Combat Prowess: 80
Strength: 30
Intelligence: 120
Charisma: 10
Reputation: -100

Hm...that ended up more min/maxey than I had imagined.
Mostly, I used a random generator and tried to make it all fit.

[tomas1297]

Color: Violet (not purple); I suppose that's closest to Dark Blue...
Story: Um...well, she's very curious, skilled at magic, biblophilic, poor at maintaining large hoards, and short-tempered.

Violet is fine, and yeah, that'll count as blue.
 Story, tho
 

Story: (Since you start as a hatchling, you don’t have a story of your own yet. Instead this is the story of your parents, as it will greatly change your start. Will your parents take care of you and your brothers in their cave, letting you grow and learn safely? Will they leave you in the wilderness, forcing you to quickly adapt to the life of a predator? Will you be born in a city, eventually becoming a trained battle dragon like your parents? Will your father be a powerful magician and teach you all that there is to know about sorcery? Be creative.)

The action starts before your dragon develops a personality. Of course, you'll want to steer your character in a certain direction, but I need to know the situation in which the dragon was born in to write the first turns. How do you plan to make her skilled at magic? Was her father skilled at magic? Did she find a book in her parents treasure trove? Do her parents live in a huge abandoned library? Was she raised by a human wizard? "Story" should be something like that.

 Also we have way too many scary asocial dragons.

[Harry Baldman]

Sheet: done. Hope it goes over well.
Lore: added. Figured it needed explanation.

Fortunately, my dragon isn't scary and asocial. Just blue and strange.

Also, mechanics question - are blue dragons resistant to their own magic?

[tomas1297]

Also, mechanics question - are blue dragons resistant to their own magic?

Everyone is resistant to their own magic, unless they miscast a spell or, of course, if they mean to cast it on themselves. In case a blue dragon does miscast a spell, the damage will be less dangerous than what a different type of dragon would suffer. Also, though fire, frost, lightning and similar resistances completely protect from damage, physical and magic resistances only partially reduce damage, because these types of damage are way more common and complete resistance would be too strong.
 Also 30 charisma and -50 reputation is scary and asocial.

[sjm9876]

I assume stats will increase with age? If so are we doing ~1 year a turn or similar?
And my dragon won't be played as cruel. until people accuse him of being evil. then he may get a tad angry.
Ok, i can't actually promise that. evil can be rather appealing

[Harry Baldman]

So magic resistance doesn't apply to spells you cast on yourself? That's good.

[tomas1297]

I assume stats will increase with age? If so are we doing ~1 year a turn or similar?

Stats will increase, yes. Turns are going to be mostly like in normal RTDs, but with lots of time skips.

So magic resistance doesn't apply to spells you cast on yourself? That's good.

It basically only applies when that would be a good thing.

[scapheap]

Also we have way too many scary asocial dragons.

We do? well then, quick change.

[Remigiusz]

Name: Ushinatta Hi(lost fire)
Gender:Male
Figure:Gaunt
Color:Sky blue
Breath:Force
Story: Dragon that fly out form his home when he lost his fire breath and gained force breath... he was egg when insane junkie stolen him from cave
[You think that is impossible but he did it... he go to cave settled by 30 dragon and he go out alive with egg..]
After 20 years living like friend with this junkie, junkie died.... Dragon in his distress tried to burn all forest when they lived but he didnt make flame but very strong Force breath that maked forest destroyed. Dragon named him self "lost fire" in local language and flew away to this lands.
pessimistic, lonely, melancholic, calm but easy to provoke, clever but aggressive, offensive and savage when angry.




Attributes:
Combat Prowess: 80 + 0 = 80
Strength: 30 + 0 = 30
Intelligence: 80 + 10 = 90
Charisma: 30 - 20 = 10
Reputation: -100 = -100
+resistance to magic