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Intro post

Mainly just here to post my FR dragons - and look at other people’s as well. Drama-free blog…just wanna dress my guys up and write lore (when I have the motivation to do so).

If you wanna ask anything, then go ahead! Can’t promise it’ll get answered immediately - but I’ll do my best to respond as soon as possible.

Link to lair:

alkuon's Lair | Flight Rising

#introductory post #flight rising #flightrising

Shivelight (they/them)! No lore yet, but they’re pretty.

#fr sandsurge #flight rising #flightrising #fr dragon share

he’s…probably not a good guy.

#flight rising #flightrising #fr imperial #fr dragon share

Don’t mind Siorghlas. He might be dead, but he’s mostly harmless. Mostly.

#Cw: bones #he’s not an emperor - he got revived by the weird magic floating around the city #flight rising #fr imperial #flightrising #fr dragon share #cw: body horror

Well, it is wednesday still... Say, if you've got a clue, how was Felhallow founded?

Felhallow did exist before the current clan came along, it just had a different name. It was founded by a pair named Finn & Rynn (who aren’t around anymore). Can’t remember all the details, but do know they set themselves up as rulers. To be honest, they weren’t that bad, just let themselves be swayed by unsavoury individuals.

Felhallow as it is now was founded by an Imperial named Barra. He, and a few others, came across the ruined city while searching for a place to settle down.

#thanks

Forgot it was worldbuilding Wednesday. Anyway, feel free to ask if you have any questions!

#flight rising #flightrising #fr

It’s Brightshine, so here’s four (vaguely) Light themed dragons!

#of course three of them are Imps lmao #fr dragon share #flight rising #flightrising #fr imperial #fr guardian

Varfell Hall is one of many old ruins littered around Wynchwood forest. Derelict and crumbling, the treasure and other valued items it contained are long gone.

Still…there are signs of something living there. Very recent signs. Footprints in the dust. Not just one set, but three. Eyes glinting in the shadows.

And the sound of whispers floating in the air. Something is calling the lost, the lonely, the angry.

Marloth.

He’s not a dragon. Not really. Though he looks like an Imperial at first glance, look again and things seem a little…off. Eyes too bright, a grin that’s slightly too wide and which reveals too many teeth. And a smell that borders on slightly too strong - almost giving off a hint of decay.

He’s not a dragon…but he is very good at pretending to be one. Older than he looks. Perhaps he came from space. Perhaps a fallen galaxy gained sentience and shaped itself into dragon form. Or is now wearing a corpse. It’s best not to look too close. That’s how he gets you.

There are old things in Wynchwood. Things that lurk in the shadows. Things that might watch for you if you disturb them. Things that warn you away.

None hold a candle to Marloth.

#Ehh…might rewrite this if I can find my motivation #it’s fine…just a bit edgy #fr imperial #flight rising #fr dragon share #flightrising #my lore

Which skin looks better? Kinda asking for lore purposes, but also I can’t decide generally.

Gold-dipped Saint (left)

Wandering Nomad (right)

Voting ended onJun 16

#flight rising #fr imperial #fr dragon share #I really need to stop impulsively buying skins…

Because I have a bias for pirate dragons -

When Fane cooks anything other than soup, does Bronte eat it or does he try to avoid her cooking?

How did Fane and Requiem meet? When Fane was a pirate, what kind of ship did they have - ocean or air ect?

You don't have to answer these all in one go, just wanted to toss you some questions! <3

Oh, Bronte will eat anything Fane attempts to cook. She usually tells him he doesn’t have to, but Bronte doesn’t like wasting food. Even then though, there have been one or two of Fane’s attempts where even he draws the line.

Fane was working when she met Requiem. She’d stopped off in a settlement somewhere in Dragonhome, and there just so happened to be a tournament going on at the time. Fane’s always been interested in watching sword fights, so she decided to have a look. Requiem caught her eye. Though she didn’t know he was blind at the time, the way he handled his sword and his fighting style impressed her. Afterwards she introduced herself to him and things continued from there.

It was a normal pirate ship. I toyed with the idea of it being an air ship, but decided sea going ones are just as interesting.

#thanks!#lore questions

What would Willow do if Piran ate her work? She's had a long hard month of mapping out Wynchwood, goes back to the library, looks away for two seconds, and now there's a mess where her bag used to be and an Aether with a face full of precious notes.

I don’t think Willow would be particularly happy about her work being eaten! If she hadn’t started copying all her rough notes/sketches down, then she’d probably have a bit of a cry. Or possibly just give him a long, hard stare. Which wouldn’t do anything because Piran can’t really read facial expressions very well.

In the end though, Willow would probably get back out there and start redoing her work. She’d rather have a full set of notes again, even if it does take her another month or so. And she’d probably keep a watchful eye out for hungry Aethers when she returns!

#thanks!#lore question #my lore

May have posted this guy and his lore before…eh, he’s going here again! This is Llew, and he’s dealing with a bad case of the horrors.

Something taps on Llew’s window at night. Rattles the panes, even when there’s not so much as a breath of wind. Tries to squeeze itself through the broken left hand corner.

Llew tries to ignore it. It’s dead, he knows this. He killed it after all. Though that was a good few years ago now, when his eyes still worked. In all honesty, he’s glad that he can’t see it. Still, his ears work, and night after night he hears the whispers, the threats. It’s not enough to scare him, no, not quite, but it does keep him from sleeping comfortably.

That’s what it wants after all. His fear. That’s what it feeds on. So Llew hides all feelings of discomfort, of vulnerability and yes…fear. He will not give in. Will not react to the creature’s voice or presence. No matter how hard it is. He longs to move to another room sometimes, but knows it will simply follow him and begin the whole thing again.

Something taps on Llew’s window at night.

Sometimes he thinks it follows him during the day. That’s impossible of course, but sometimes, even when he’s in the middle of a crowd, he can feel something hovering nearby. Or thinks he does. He does not turn his head in the direction the feeling comes from. Acknowledging it would only make things worse.

He shouldn’t have started this. No, that’s wrong. He didn’t start this. He never meant to harm it - all he was doing was protecting himself. It attacked him. Yes, that’s right. If it had - no, if he hadn’t acted, then he’d probably have lost. It’s for the best that he did what he did.

Something taps on Llew’s window at night.

#FR lore #my lore #fr imperial #flight rising #flightrising #fr dragon share

I’m biased toward water dragons so tell me everything you can about Cove!

Ah, good choice! Let’s see…Cove hates the hustle and bustle of the city (he finds it really overwhelming), so he lives by the lake on the edge. While he does work as a fisherdragon, he has earned the trust of some of the fish in the lake and protects them in turn. No one, and I do mean no one, is allowed to harm them. Cove’s not particularly dangerous (nor does he like fighting very much), but he will protect those fish with his life if he has to.

Though he’s a Water dragon, he’s not a seer. Nor can he predict anything for anyone. He’s just a guy who fishes. And if that’s what you want, you’ll get it. He’ll also collect water plants and sell those as a side hustle. And if someone’s out on the lake and they drop something in the water, he’s happy to dive down and find it for them.

Is he worried about the disappearance of the Tidelord? Yes. But then, he tends to worry about things in general anyway. He’s thought about helping in the search, but he’s not sure he wants to leave the lake. After all, who would fill in for him if he does? No, it’s probably better if he stays.

Overall, he really does enjoy living by the lake. The only thing he’s not happy about is the waterfall at one end. There’s something evil living behind it, and Cove does his best to avoid going anywhere near it if he can.