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Anomaly-Class: A

Anomaly Title: Root of All Magic

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Anomaly-Class: C

Anomaly Title: Dreamwalker

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Anomaly-Class: F

Anomaly Title: Wanderlust

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Anomaly-Class: A

Anomaly Title: Child of Disease

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Anomaly-Class: Fabulous

Anomaly Title: I AM A GOD Insanity

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Anomaly-Class: D

Anomaly Title: Traveling Thicket

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Curious Case Files - Anomaly Ratings

Some ranking stuff for future reference.

Anomaly - The abnormality that afflicts a dragon. This an umbrella term as there are multiple different ways this can be expressed in the cases. These can be personal abilities, curses, blessings, and so on. Each dragon will receive a rating that is dependent on what danger they pose to those around them. This rating does not solely depend on fighting prowess, but how the anomaly can be used against others.

F - Absolutely no danger. The anomaly was likely a strange event that occurred in the dragon’s life or the dragon has lost whatever quirk it had in the first place. Usually means the dragon can live a perfectly normal life on the same level as any other dragon.

D - Little danger. The anomaly is likely harmless unless highly specific conditions are met. D-Class Anomalies are typically unique abilities a dragon has that only really give them a “minor” shift in life such as seeing “auras” or various forms of Synesthesia.

C - A more dangerous anomaly on a citizen dragon. For example, a dragon that has seemingly limitless energy(breath) that can’t fight would be placed here. However, if they were to train and use their abilities to their advantage, they would upgrade. This is also typically the default class to put dragons in if the true class cannot be decided, these will be marked with a ~.

B - Dangerous, but not something to lose sleep over unless specific circumstances apply. Master fighters can typically fight toe-to-toe with this class without prior research. Multi-Form dragons and Gaolers frequent this category.

A - The dragon poses as a great danger and must be watched carefully. Trained dragons will struggle to battle against these dangers on their own and unprepared. Demi-gods, true shapeshifters and shade-touched are commonly seen in this ranking.

S - The dragon poses as a massive threat no matter the circumstances. Emperors and lesser deities most commonly hold this high ranking. You would need an army of fighters to face this level of threat.